40 STATE LAND LAWS 



SECS. 35-36 MONEYS. 



SEC. 35. DAILY DEPOSIT OF FUNDS. 



It shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Public Lands of 

 this state, and he is hereby required to deposit daily all moneys 

 and fees collected or received by him as such commissioner under 

 the existing land laws of the state, including all moneys and 

 fees received by him which remain in his custody and control for 

 a greater or less time awaiting disposition under the provisions 

 of the laws of the state or the action of the board of land com- 

 missioners, as provided by law ; and all moneys and fees from all 

 sources received by him in the discharge of his official duties 

 or acting for or in behalf of the State Board of Land Commis- 

 sioners : Provided, however, That all moneys collected or re- 

 ceived by the Commissioner of Public Lands, belonging to the 

 state at the time, or to any department or institution thereof, 

 in payment of principal and interest under outstanding con- 

 tracts and leases where no question is raised as to the right of the 

 state to receive payment, shall be paid to the State Treasurer 

 daily in the manner provided by existing laws. (Laws '11, p. 



299, sec. 1; 3 Rem.-BaL, sec. 5070-1; 485 sec. 171 Pierce.) 

 See next preceding section. 



SEC. 36. DESIGNATION OF DEPOSITORIES. 



The deposit of all moneys other than the moneys paid to the 

 State Treasurer as by law required, provided for in section 35, 

 shall be made in state depositaries only and in no other institu- 

 tion. The depositary or depositaries shall be designated and 

 selected by the state board of finance in the manner provided by 

 existing laws for the designation of state depositaries, and after 

 such selection and designation by the state board of finance 

 notice thereof shall be given to the Commissioner of Public Lands, 

 and the commissioner shall thereupon make daily deposits of the 

 moneys in his official custody and control as provided in section 

 35, and such deposit shall be made in the depositary designated 

 by the State Board of Finance and in no other institution. 

 (Laws '11, p. 300, sec. 2; 3 Rem.-BaL, sec. 5070-2; 485 sec. 173 

 Pierce.) 



State depositories: Laws '07, p. 50, chap. 37. (Sec. 5065 et seq., 

 Rem.-Bal.; 485 sec. 289 et seq., Pierce.) 



