Helvey v. Board of Commissioners
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Huntington Circuit Court. This suit was commenced in the Circuit Court against Helvey in 1841.
1Opinion of the CourtSullivan, J.
Assumpsit. The facts are, that Helvey was appointed, by the board of county commissioners, treasurer of Huntington county for tbe year 1838; that during the term of his appointment, the collector of the county and other persons paid to him and to his deputy, Harlin, as a *part of the county i’evenue, an amount exceeding $500 in county orders; that in May, 1839, Helvey appeared before the board of commissioners, with county orders amounting to $416, for the .purpose of settling his account as treasurer, but could not do so on account of the absence of his deputy, Harlin; that Helvey left the…
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