Oklahoma § 62-82 - Commissioner of Highways, interest on funds to credit of
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§ 62-82. Commissioner of Highways, interest on funds to credit of
All interest which shall be received by the State Treasurer upon
monies paid into the state depository, to the credit of the
Commissioner of Highways, by any county, to be expended for the
construction of bridges or highways, shall be credited to the fund
which shall earn the same; and all interest heretofore earned by any
such deposits or funds, and by the State Treasurer credited to the
general revenue fund, shall be transferred from said fund and
credited to the fund which earned said interest; Provided, there is
any unexpended balance of such fund to which to credit said
interest.
Laws 1921, c. 49, p. 69, § 1.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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