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Section 18-3-809 – Treasurer to Countersign and Register All Warrants.

18-3-809. Treasurer to countersign and register all warrants. When county orders or warrants are drawn by the county clerk and properly signed by the chairman of the board of county commissioners, before they are delivered to the person for whose benefit the same are drawn, they shall be presented by the clerk to the county […]

Section 18-3-810 – Restrictions Upon Countersigning Warrants.

18-3-810. Restrictions upon countersigning warrants. No county treasurer shall countersign any blank county order or warrant or other order or warrant until he is satisfied that the order or warrant was ordered drawn by the board of county commissioners.

Section 18-3-811 – Register of County Orders.

18-3-811. Register of county orders. Each county treasurer shall keep in his office a book called the register of county orders wherein shall be entered on the date of the presentation thereof and without interval or blank line between any entry and the one preceding it every county order, warrant or other certificate or evidence […]

Section 18-3-812 – Settlement With State Treasurer.

18-3-812. Settlement with state treasurer. Each county treasurer shall pay the state treasurer all state taxes and other state monies received by him and shall give the state treasurer a written statement that he has paid over the same funds in kind as received by him and has not exchanged or bartered any of the […]

Section 18-3-813 – Malfeasance of Treasurer or Deputy.

18-3-813. Malfeasance of treasurer or deputy. Every county treasurer or deputy county treasurer who does not keep in his office a register of county orders as required by W.S. 18-3-811, or does not enter at the time of presentation every county order presented to him for payment, or makes any false entry therein, or does […]

Section 18-3-803 – Liability for Collection of Taxes.

18-3-803. Liability for collection of taxes. Each county treasurer is responsible on his bond for reasonable skill, diligence, good faith and honesty in the performance of his duties. He shall diligently endeavor to collect all taxes due the county and state and is responsible on his bond for willfully, carelessly or negligently allowing taxes to […]