DefaIcn.ion of the Loco-Feco Health
Commissioner, DIR. Smith Cutter,


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While Alderman Benson a Wing Alderman Of
the City of New. ork, was in the discharge OF bis
duty as Member of the Board Of Health ne dis
covered that the Health Commissioner, Dr. Smith
Cutter, was large defaulter and had been so lor
wears. We extract from the Report of the Stale
Comptroller for the year l94l the following;


"The surplus moneys which were by law Paya,
BILE to the Comptroller annually we're rnisapph1 d
by Smith Gutter late Health Commissioner, and
consequently instead of any money being received
to the credit Of this Fund Passenger FUND.- tie
Treasury was called upon and advanced SlO,ooo.


In the Last Annual Report, pages 81 and 50 it
was stated that decree had been made in tsvor
of the State against SMITH CUTTER for
s39, 500 II, on which Execution had been J..
sued On that Execution nothing was realized.


.eSince the close of the fiscal year, the Attorney
General has paid into the Treasury S5,o39 80
collected of the securities on one of DR.. Cutter
Official bonds"


"The Defaulter still continues without the State,
and whether the balance due can be collected or
not is problematical. !"


The Difference.


Since the Wings have been in power in the STATE
of New-York, DocroK Turner, the Wing Health
Commissioner, has paid into the State Treasury
u,wards of S25, 200 per year.