Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-372
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Deposits with State Treasurer by city treasurer
Official statutory text
The State Treasurer of the State of Oklahoma shall receive and
accept any surplus funds or monies offered for deposit with him by
an official voucher drawn by any city treasurer of any city of the
State of Oklahoma. Said Treasurer in accepting said funds shall act
as a depository for the same. Said funds so deposited may be
withdrawn by an official transfer voucher on drafts drawn against
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 442
said account by the city treasurer depositing same, said drafts to
be countersigned by the city clerk of said city, and any interest
earned by said deposit shall be credited to said account. Said
withdrawal voucher or draft must be made payable only to the city or
town treasurer drawing same.
accept any surplus funds or monies offered for deposit with him by
an official voucher drawn by any city treasurer of any city of the
State of Oklahoma. Said Treasurer in accepting said funds shall act
as a depository for the same. Said funds so deposited may be
withdrawn by an official transfer voucher on drafts drawn against
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 442
said account by the city treasurer depositing same, said drafts to
be countersigned by the city clerk of said city, and any interest
earned by said deposit shall be credited to said account. Said
withdrawal voucher or draft must be made payable only to the city or
town treasurer drawing same.
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