United States v. Maxwell

SIBLEY, District Judge.

The petition filed July 27, 1922, asserts that on March 30, 1917, Maxwell, as principal, with Cash and Brown, as sureties, made bond to the United States as a postmaster, which was approved April 19, 1917, by the Postmaster General; that Maxwell continued to be postmaster until August 15, 1918, and on August 18, 1918, was indebted to the United States as shown by exhibited statement of his accounts as finally audited and settled on March 11, 1922, under section 305 of the Act of June 10, 1921 (42 S'tat. 24), providing the National Budget System. The bond was exhibited,…