When the Governor of the State of Mississippi and the State Treasurer are each individually performing their respective duties as required by Article 5, Section 137 of the Mississippi Constitution of 1890 [Section 137 repealed], each shall recognize, treat, and count receipts of all duly qualified state depositories for demand, general and special funds of the State Treasury, interest-bearing time certificates of deposit issued by duly qualified state depositories, and safekeeping trust receipts representing investments in direct United States Treasury obligations, as cash funds in the treasury.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 27 - Taxation and Finance
Article 1 - State Depositories
§ 27-105-1. State Depository Commission to mean State Treasurer; depositories for state funds
§ 27-105-5. Qualification as public funds depository; authority of State Treasurer; definitions
§ 27-105-7. Bonds offered for security; how dealt with
§ 27-105-9. Application for keeping state funds; pro rata allocation
§ 27-105-11. Commission issued depository
§ 27-105-15. Record of proceedings
§ 27-105-17. Employees; regulations
§ 27-105-19. All moneys received to be receipted for in triplicate
§ 27-105-21. Deposits at interest of certain funds with state depositories; reports
§ 27-105-23. How tax collectors may make settlements
§ 27-105-27. Loan of state funds unlawful or removal of same a felony
§ 27-105-29. Failure to perform duty under this article a misdemeanor
§ 27-105-31. Governor and treasurer to count depository receipts as cash
§ 27-105-33. Deposit and investment of excess state funds
§ 27-105-35. Commission meetings and duties
§ 27-105-37. Acceptance by banks of checks payable to state agency