In re Newman

SANBORN, District Judge.

Peter L. Newman was appointed an agent to issue hunting and fishing licenses by the auditor of Morrison county, under chapter 438 of Laws of Minn. 1927, and chapter 332 of Laws of Minn. 1929. All fees received by him for such licenses were “public moneys of the state.” He was employed by his wife,’ Angie Newman, the bankrupt, in her store: He placed the receipts from the sale of licenses in the till, and the funds were used by her like other funds in the conduct of the store. She remitted for all licenses issued up to July 24, 1929. At the time she was adjudicated,…