Kroutinger v. Board of Examiners

Citations

• 8 Idaho 463
• 69 P. 279
• 1902 Ida. LEXIS 32

Syllabus

<p>State and Countt Charges — Expenses in Extraditing Fugitives from Justice. — The expenses incurred by an agent designated in a requisition in returning a fugitive from justice from another state to this state is, under the provisions of section 8425 of the Revised Statutes, a state charge, and is not a charge against the county wherein the prosecution against said fugitive from justice may be pending.</p> <p>Board of Examiners — Allowance of Claims — Appropriations.— The board of examiners should allow claims which are, by law, made a charge against the state, although there may be no appropriation out of which the same can be paid, as, under the provisions of the constitution, the legislature is prohibited from passing upon claims that have not been considered and acted on by said board of examiners.</p> <p>Mandamus. — Mandamus will not lie to compel the board of examiners to audit a claim upon which it has already acted. Affirming Pyke v. Steunenberg, 5 Idaho, 614, 51 Pac. 614.</p> <p>(Syllabus by Quarles, C. J.)</p>