Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-03 | Page 5 | Denies Warrants Are Outstanding

Denies Warrants Are Outstanding There are no outstanding warrants warrants warrants war war- warI I rants on the bounty fund ac accordIng accord accord- ord- ord Ing to lo Mark Tuttle Tute state auditor I A At t a recent meeting of ot livestock I men held In Richfield when the tho question queston of ot predatory animal control con con- trot troi work was under dl discussion the tho statement was made by Representative Rep Rep- re Jorgensen of Sevier d doUnty ti ty that th there re Were now outstanding outstanding out out- ut- ut standing unpaid bounty w rr ts tsam am amounting to The statement was wa questioned and A. A A A. HInckley commissioner of agriculture wrote tho the state au auditor auditor auditor au- au seeking information ton on the subject and in his reply Mr Tuttle Tut- Tut te tie tle says say under date of ot October 29 9 that the balance of ot cash on hand haud credit to the state bounty fund on the date named was th that t there were ro no certificates on file fie not paid that there w were re no outstanding outstanding outstanding out out- standing warrants on the bounty fund that the funds available from the 1923 state bounty fund taxes are and that after deducting the portion porton of cost of I assessing and collecting tax ax and loss In collection of same same one- one half hal of ot which amount amount i Is to be used for tor bounty purposes Is I O. O