Pennsylvania Act 1891-123 — COUNTERSIGNING WARRANTS FOR APPROPRIATIONS

Act text

COUNTERSIGNING WARRANTS FOR APPROPRIATIONS
                  Act of May 29, 1891, P.L. 132, No. 123              Cl. 72
                                  AN ACT

     To require warrants for the payment of appropriations of moneys
        from the State Treasury to be charged and countersigned in
        the Auditor General's Department, when not drawn or issued in
        pursuance of the act of March thirtieth, one thousand eight
        hundred and eleven, entitled "An act to amend and consolidate
        the several acts relating to the settlement of the public
        accounts and the payment of the public moneys, and for other
        purposes,"

        Section 1.  Countersigning warrants for payment of
     appropriations
        From and after the passage of this act all warrants for the
     payment of appropriations of moneys from the State Treasury that
     are not drawn by the Auditor General in pursuance of the
     provisions of the act, entitled "An act to amend and consolidate
     the several acts relating to the settlement of the public
     accounts and the payment of the public moneys, and for other
     purposes," approved the thirtieth day of March, Anno Domini one
     thousand eight hundred and eleven, shall be presented to the
     Auditor General to be charged and countersigned by him before
     the same shall be paid by the State Treasurer, and all such
     warrants issued after the passage of this act that are not so
     charged and countersigned shall be declared illegal and void,
     and the State Treasurer is prohibited from paying the same.
     1891, May 29, P.L. 132, Sec. 1.