Chap. 269.—An ACT to prescribe the penalty of the bond of the treasurer of
Norfolk to secure the State revenue, and to require weekly settlements of
such treasurer.

Approved March 16, 1910.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That the treas-
urer of the eity of Norfolk, instead of the bond now required by law,
shal!, after July first, nineteen hundred and ten, on qualifying before the
judge of the corporation court of said city {or whenever it shall be neces-
sary for him to give a new bond) execute a bond, with sufficient surety,
pavabie {o the Commonwealth, and conditioned for the faithful discharge
of his official duties in relation to the State revenue, an of such other
official duties as are imposed upon him by law otherwise than by the
charter and ordinances of his city, in the penalty of eighty thousand
jollars; and he shall, on Monday of each week, make up and render to
‘the auditor of public aceounts a sworn statement of all moneys collected
»y him on account of the State revenue, and at same time pay into the
State treasury, or deposit in some bank designated by law as a State
lepository, to the credit of the State of Virginia the amount shown to be
lue by such statement. When any deposit is made in a State depository
inder this act the said city treasurer shall forthwith send to the State
reasurer the receipt of said depository for the amount so deposited, and
_ duplicate thereof to the auditor of public accounts. For his failure
o make such weekly statement and remittance, at any time, upon being
otified of that fact by the auditor of public accounts, the judge of the
erporation court of said city shall, upon notice, remove the said treasurer
rom office, and the said treasurer shall forfeit his commission on the
mount collected and not accounted for as hereinbefore provided.