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Domestic News
November 21, 1897
The Age Herald
Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama
What is this article about?
In Montgomery on Nov. 20, Governor Johnston received Assistant Examiner Foster's report on Cherokee County Judge R. R. Savage's books, noting irregularities and a $50 shortage owed to the state.
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EXAMINER'S REPORT
On the Books, Accounts and Papers of Judge
R. R. Savage.
Special to The Age-Herald.
Montgomery, Nov. 20.—Governor Johnston today received the report of Assistant
Examiner Foster who has been engaged in the examination of the books
and accounts of R. R. Savage, judge of
probate and ex-officio clerk of Cherokee
county court.
The report shows a fairly good condition of the county books and papers.
There are, however, some irregularities
in the records, and a shortage of about
$50 is due the state.
On the Books, Accounts and Papers of Judge
R. R. Savage.
Special to The Age-Herald.
Montgomery, Nov. 20.—Governor Johnston today received the report of Assistant
Examiner Foster who has been engaged in the examination of the books
and accounts of R. R. Savage, judge of
probate and ex-officio clerk of Cherokee
county court.
The report shows a fairly good condition of the county books and papers.
There are, however, some irregularities
in the records, and a shortage of about
$50 is due the state.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Examiner Report
Judge R R Savage
Cherokee County
Financial Shortage
What entities or persons were involved?
Governor Johnston
Assistant Examiner Foster
R. R. Savage
Where did it happen?
Cherokee County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Cherokee County
Event Date
Nov. 20
Key Persons
Governor Johnston
Assistant Examiner Foster
R. R. Savage
Outcome
some irregularities in the records, and a shortage of about $50 is due the state
Event Details
Governor Johnston received the report of Assistant Examiner Foster who has been engaged in the examination of the books and accounts of R. R. Savage, judge of probate and ex-officio clerk of Cherokee county court. The report shows a fairly good condition of the county books and papers.