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Tit. IV, Ch. 25-B. INVENTORIES OP PUBLIC PROPERTY. §§ 683-al-683-a5.
CHAPTER 25-A.
DUTIES RELATIVE TO BONDS OF PUBLIC CORPORATIONS.
SECTION 683-al. Notice of sale of public bonds.
1 When any state, county, township, municipal, drainage, school,
2 road, park, or other public bonds are issued and offered for sale in the
3 sum of twenty-five thousand dollars or more, the official or officials in
4 charge of such bond issue shall by advertisement, published for two or
5 more successive weeks in at least one official newspaper of the county,
6 and in at last one newspaper of general circulation in the state, give
7 notice of the time and place of sale of said bonds, the amount thereof
8 to be offered for sale, and any further information which may be
9 deemed pertinent.
[39 G. A., ch. 170, § 1.]
SEC. 683-a2. Opening and announcing sealed bids—call for open
bids—record required.
1 Sealed bids may be received at any time prior to calling for open
2 bids. At said time and place, the said official or officials shall open and
3 publicly announce all sealed bids received and make a record of same
4 in their minutes. After the sealed bids are announced, the official or
5 officials shall call for open bids and shall make record in the minutes of
6 the best open bid received.
[39 G. A., ch. 170, § 2.]
SEC. 683-aS. Rejection of bids—limitation on sale.
1 Any or all bids may be rejected, and the sale may be advertised
2 anew, in the same manner, or the bonds may thereafter be sold at pri-
3 vate sale, provided that no bonds shall be disposed of for less than par
4 value and accrued interest.
[39 G. A., ch. 170, § 3.]
CHAPTER 25-B.
DUTIES RELATIVE TO INVENTORIES OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
SECTION 683-a4. Inventories required of real and personal property.
1 All public officers be, and the same hereby are, required to take an
2 inventory of the real and personal property under their care, custody,
3 control or management, and to keep the same on file in their respective
4 offices, and in the offices of the auditor of state and county auditor,
5 board of control and board of education, and providing for the dis-
6 missal from office of public officers who fail to file such inventories.
[39 G. A., ch. 177, § 1.]
SEC. 683-a5. Officers required to file inventories—stationery—
subsequent inventories.
1 ^ It shall be the duty of every officer, board, commission, department
2 and institution of the state government, and of the officers of counties,