Works Project Administration. 1940. 374p

The document outlines the structure and functions of county government in Pennsylvania, detailing the roles of elected officials such as the district attorney and county commissioners. It emphasizes the constitutional limitations on criminal information and the process of binding cases for trial based on sworn information. Additionally, it covers the administration of tax assessments, collections, public works, and the requirement for reports on military duty and support for families of volunteers, highlighting the importance of maintaining accurate records and accountability within the county system.