Report of Findings of the Senate Committee On Auditor's and Treasurer's Books Filed in the Office of the Secretary of State at Little Rock, Ark. On May 20, 1882

Explore the fascinating history of the role of auditors and treasurers in Arkansas with this important historical document. Originally published in 1882, this report provides valuable insights into the workings of government and the importance of financial transparency. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of Arkansas or the evolution of political institutions in America.

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