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Western Kansas World
Wakeeney, Trego County, Kansas
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Topeka state treasurer's office delays account transfer to incoming Treasurer Biddle until Feb. 1 due to high volume from county settlements averaging $200,000 daily. Outgoing Treasurer Stover excluded from executive council meetings post-new officers' inauguration.
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Topeka, January 31.—The accounts of the state treasurer's office, which were closed early in January, ready to be transferred to Mr. Biddle, had to be reopened on account of the pressure of business, and it will probably be February 1 before the invoices can be checked up and transferred to Treasurer Biddle.
The receipts of the office have averaged $200,000 a day for two weeks, on account of the annual settlement of county treasurers, which are made at this time.
Treasurer Stover has been excluded from meetings of the executive council, of which he is a member by virtue of his office, since the new state officers have taken their offices.
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Topeka
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January 31
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The accounts of the state treasurer's office, closed early in January for transfer to Mr. Biddle, were reopened due to pressure of business, with transfer likely delayed until February 1. Receipts averaged $200,000 a day for two weeks from annual county treasurer settlements. Treasurer Stover has been excluded from executive council meetings since new state officers took office.