The Accounting System of the United States from 1789 to 1910 |
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... receipts and expenses of the Government . There is a field for an authoritative work on the Government's accounting system in its entirety . The subject may not be interest- ing to the lay reader , but its importance to the service will ...
... receipts and expenses of the Government . There is a field for an authoritative work on the Government's accounting system in its entirety . The subject may not be interest- ing to the lay reader , but its importance to the service will ...
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... receipts and disburse- ments . The Treasurer received and kept the moneys of the United States and disbursed the same on warrants drawn by the Secretary of the Treasury , countersigned by the Comptroller and recorded by the Register ...
... receipts and disburse- ments . The Treasurer received and kept the moneys of the United States and disbursed the same on warrants drawn by the Secretary of the Treasury , countersigned by the Comptroller and recorded by the Register ...
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... receipts and expenditures of the postal service , quarterly , to the Treasury Department for final audit . The accounts of the Post Office Department , War Department , and Navy Department therefore received a double audit , first in ...
... receipts and expenditures of the postal service , quarterly , to the Treasury Department for final audit . The accounts of the Post Office Department , War Department , and Navy Department therefore received a double audit , first in ...
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... receipts and expenditures in the said department , to be adjusted and settled as other public accounts . " A process of adjusting the Postmaster General's accounts was established in the Post Office Department under section 31 of the ...
... receipts and expenditures in the said department , to be adjusted and settled as other public accounts . " A process of adjusting the Postmaster General's accounts was established in the Post Office Department under section 31 of the ...
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... receipts and expenditures . He shall register , charge , and countersign all warrants upon the Treasury for receipts and payments issued by the Postmaster General when warranted by law . He shall perform such other duties in relation to ...
... receipts and expenditures . He shall register , charge , and countersign all warrants upon the Treasury for receipts and payments issued by the Postmaster General when warranted by law . He shall perform such other duties in relation to ...
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accounts relating Act approved February Act approved July Act approved March act making appropriations act of July act to provide adjusted amended amount appointed Army attorneys audit and settle authorized balances arising thereon bond certify the balances chap charged claims clerk Commissioner of Customs Congress copies countersign all warrants court decision thereon delinquent direction disbursing officer District of Columbia Dockery Act duty eighteen hundred ending June thirtieth examine all accounts executive departments February 24 fiscal year ending Fourth Auditor further enacted Government hereafter hereby Land Office ment money-order Navy Department payment pensions person Post Office Department postal service Postmaster proper accounting officers public accounts public money purposes quarterly R. S. See sec receive and examine Register render repealed Revised Statutes Second Auditor Second Comptroller Secretary Secretary of War Sixth Auditor Stat Third Auditor transmit the accounts Treasury Department troller United vouchers and certificates War Department