66th YEAR
RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910.
PRICE: FIVE CENT.
AUDITOR'S OFFICE HAS
HID INTERESTING HISTORY
, Dates 1910 in November War,
When the Commissioners Won
Named in South; Accounts.
SOLD IN THE DIVISION TOBACCO
President of C. Moore in 1780
Received $10,000 Pounds, Tobacco
Alfred in Pennsylvania of Salary.
For the Purmer Was for One Year.
Whether by a personal or personal
account to be mysterious about it, the State Auditor's
Office has never seen a State-wide
Mention as a lead-off of the
State Bureau, to which any taxpayer may resort for
inurial or dealing with merely every
subject from law to salvation. Auditor Moore
prides himself on his knowledge of the
State, a man is never so happy
as when he takes the oath of a personal
taxpayer with imitation from the
proverbs.
But one taxpayer, with a studious
mind, threatened the other day
to overtax even the Auditor's
More of the  The State Auditor's office was a very active place in the history of the State Auditor's office, where the names of the men who made the office from 1 to 4 were turned in to the office of the State Tax Law, where the National historical sketch of the State Auditor's office was presented. The document was done by Motion I. Wallenstein. 