Huffman v. National Surety Company

Opinion op the Court by

Judge . Richardson. — •

Affirming.

Roland T. Huffman on October 1, 3917, was appointed and qualified as postmaster at the city of Pike-ville, Ky. With the National Surety Company as his surety, he executed and delivered to the United States of America á bond conditioned that he would account for all property and money due and owing the United States and faithfully pay over moneys coming into his hands as postmaster during his term of office, beginning October 1, 1917, and ending January 1, 1923. In the final settlement of his accounts it was found by the Post Office…