Morrison Waite,
Menasha v. Hazard — Opinion of the Court
“ This certificate was on the bonds when they were bought by the defendant in error on the market. In legal effect it was the same as if it contained the words, 'that the conditions upon which they [the bonds] were voted, issued, and deposited by said town had been performed;' because by the very terms of the proposition the certificate of the proper officers was to be conclusive evidence to the president of the bank of that fact, and not only authorize, but require, him to make the indorsement contemplated. ”
