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62d  CONGRESS     :     :     2d  SESSION 

DECEMBER  4,  1911 -AUGUST  26,  1912 


HOUSE  DOCUMENTS 


Vol,  142 


WASHINGTON  :  :  GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFHCE  :  :  1912 


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CONTENTS 

No. 

158.  Documents  received  and  issued  by  War  Department,  1911. 

187.  Travel  expenses  of  employees  of  Smithsonian  Institution,  1911. 

188.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911. 
139.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Civil  Service  Commission,  1911. 

190.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  1911. 

191.  Property  in  chaige  of  seigeant-at-arms  of  House. 

192.  Report  of  seigeant-of-arms  of  House  on  receipts  and  disbursements. 

194.  Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  District  of  Columbia,  1911. 

195.  Public  property  in  Post  Office  Department,  Nov.  1,  1911. 

196.  Expenditures  for  Indian  school  buildings,  etc.,  1911. 

197.  Expenditures  of  Smithsonian  Institution,  1911. 

198.  Encouraging  industry  among  Indians  of  Northern  Cheyenne  Reservation. 

199.  Diversion  of  appropriations  for  pay  of  employees  of  Indian  Service. 

200.  Relief  of  destitute  Indians,  1911. 

201.  Expenditures  from  permanent  fund  of  Sioux  Indians,  1911. 

202.  Salaries  of  officers  and  employees  of  Freedmen's  Hospital,  D.  0. 

203.  Moneys  expended  for  irrigation  and  drainage,  Indian  Service. 

204.  Report  of  Maritime  Canal  Company  of  Nicaragua,  Dec.  1,  1911. 

205.  Sale  of  land,  etc.,  on  old  Fort  Spokane  military  reservation.  Wash. 

206.  Diversion  of  appropriations  for  subsistence  of  Indian  tribes. 

207.  Documents  received  and  distributed  by  Interior  Department,  1911. 

208.  Fiscal  affairs  of  Indian  tribes. 

210.  Cost  of  survey  and  allotment  work  on  Indian  reservations. 

211.  Expenditures  for  industrial  work  and  care  of  timber.  Interior  Department. 

212.  Receipts  and  expenditures  of  Government  Hospital  for  Insane. 

213.  Receipts  and  expenditures  of  contingent  fund.  Fort  Monroe,  Va. 

214.  Expenditures  at  Springfield  Armory  and  Rock  Island  Arsenal,  1911. 

217.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Treasury  Department,  1911. 

218.  Contingent  expenses  of  Treasiury  Department,  1911. 

219.  Expenditures  for  travel  by  employees  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  1911. 

221.  Certain  expenditures  of  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911. 

222.  Claims  of  postmasters  on  account  of  losses  of  money-order  funds,  etc. 

223.  Expenditures  by  Division  of  Naturalization. 

224.  No  hostilities  by  Indians  against  U.  S.  during  fiscal  year  1911. 

225.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Library  of  Congress,  1911. 

226.  Findings  of  Court  of  Claims  in  case  of  Simon  Lyon,  admr. 

227.  Findings  of  Court  of  Claims  in  case  of  Horatio  6.  Gibson. 

228.  Letter  transmitting  journals  of  Hawaiian  Legislature,  etc. 

229.  Expenses  of  Revenue-Cutter  Service,  1911. 

231.  Traveling  expenses  of  employees  of  Post  Office  Department,  1911. 

232.  Proceeds  of  public  property  not  paid  into  Treasury. 

235.  Employees  under  meat-inspection  law,  1911. 

236.  Sales  of  old  material,  condemned  stores,  etc. 

237.  Findings  in  case  of  Pleasant  Hill  Baptist  Church,  Lonoke  County,  Ark. 

238.  Findings  of  Court  of  Claims  in  case  of  Emma  F.  Everman. 

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239.  Findings  of  Court  of  Claims  in  case  of  Hartwell  B.  Hilliard. 

240.  Findings  of  Court  of  Claims  in  case  of  Mary  J.  McGlothlen,  heir. 
243.  Reports  to  be  made  to  Congress. 

245.  General  finances  of  Post  Office  Department,  1911. 

247.  Expenditure  of  appropriations  under  control  of  State  Department,  1911. 

253.  Repairs  of  buildings  of  Department  <^  Interior. 

254.  Contingent  expenses  of  Interior  Department,  1911. 

255.  Expenditures  under  contingent  appropriations  for  Navy  Department,  1911. 

273.  Contingent  expenses  of  Army,  1911. 

274.  Contingent  expenses  of  War  Department,  1910  and  1911. 
289.  Deficiency  appropriation  for  building  two  revenue  cutten. 


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62d  C!onobk88,  )  HOUSE  OP  REPRESENTATIVES.  J  Document 
Sd  Session,       f  I    No.  168. 


DOCUMENTS  RECEIVED  AND  ISSUED  BY  THE  WAR 
DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 

FBOM 

THE  ACTING  SECRETARY  OF  WAR, 


TRANSMiniNa 


A  LBTTEK  FBOK  THB  CHIBF,  WAB  COIXBGE  DIVISION,  QENEBAL 
STAFF,  WITH  A  BEPOBT  OF  DOCUMENTS  DISTmBTTTED  BY  THB 
WAB  DBPABTXBNT  DUBINQ  THE  FISCAL  YBAB  ENDED  JUNE 
80,  1011. 


Januabt  3, 1912. — ^Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  War  Depart- 
ment and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Wae  Dbpabtmbnt, 
Washington,  December  26, 1911. 
Sib:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  letter  of^  the  23d 
instant  from  the  Chief  ^War  College  Division,  General  Staff,  m  charge 
of  the  distribution  of  War  Department  documents,  approved  by  the 
Chief  of  Staff,  transmitting  a  report  of  the  documents  distributed 
by  the  War  Department  during  tne  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911, 
in  accordance  with  the  requirements  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved 
January  12, 1895. 

Very  respectfully,  Bobebt  Shaw  Oliveb, 

Acting  Secretary  of  War. 

The  Speakeb  of  the  House  of  Repbesentatives. 


Wab  Depabtment, 
Office  op  the  Chief  op  Staff, 

Washington,  December  2S,  1911. 
The  Seobetabt  op  Wab, 

Sm:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  section  92  of  the  act 
of  Conjgress  approved  Januarv  12,  1895, 1  have  the  honor  to  make  the 
following  r^Dort  of  the  distribution  of  official  documents,  regulations, 
manuals,  publications,  etc.,  pertaining  to  the  War  Department  during 
the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 


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DOCUMENTS  BECEtVBD  AND  ISSUED  BY  WAB  DEPARTMENT* 


The  report  shows  there  were  343,035  publications  on  hand  on  July  1, 
1910.  There  were  275,275  received,  and  there  were  413,223  volumes 
distributed  during  the  year,  leaving  a  balance  of  205,087  on  hand  July 
1,  1911. 

In  this  connection  it  may  be  stated  that  the  report  includes  all  of 
the  professional  publications,  reports,  textbooks,  r^ulations,  manuals, 
handbooks,  etc.,  received  and  issued  by  the  War  Department  for  the 
information,  instruction,  and  guidance  of  all  branches  of  the  Army, 
service  schools,  and  the  National  Guard  of  the  several  States  and  Ter- 
ritories; the  exchanges  authorized  by  the  law  of  January  12,  1895, 
including  those  furnished  to  foreign  embassies  and  legations,  as  well 
as  copies  for  the  official  use  of  the  executive  departments.  Members  of 
Congress,  military  libraries,  associations, .  an<l  individuals.  Under 
section  17  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  January  21,  1903,  the  cost 
of  the  publications  issued  to  the  National  Guard  is  reimbursed  to  the 
War  Department  from  the  appropriation  for  the  militia  under  section 
1661,  Revised  Statutes,  as  amended. 
Very  respectfully, 

John  BmnLE, 
Colo7i>el,  Oeneral  Staff ,  Chief  War  College  Division, 
In  Charge  DiatriJmtion  War  Department  Documents. 
Approved: 

Leonard  Wood, 
Major  Oeneral,  Chief  of  Staff. 


Statement  of  ptihlirationa  on  hand,  received,  and  issued  by  the  War  Department  during  the 
fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911, 


PublicatioDt. 


On  hand 

July  1, 

1910. 


Received. 


On  hand 

July  I 

1911. 


2 

3 

4 
6 
6 
7 
8 

iSi 

11  I 

12  ' 

15l 

16  I 

17  i 

18  I 
19 

20 
21 
22 
23 

24 

25 
26 

27 


AbaoDoe  of  Officers  of  Uie  Line  of  the  Anny,  July  1, 1908, 
to  Deo.  31, 1908 

AJT^On  In  the  PhiUppinaB 

▲mericmn  Ephemeris  and  Nautical  Almanac,  1910 

Arehlpelago  Filipino.  El 

Armies  of  Asia  and  Burope 

Anny  Horse  in  Accident  and  Disease 

Amy  Hofseshoer 

Anny  List  and  Directory 

Army  Ration,  Issue  and  Conversion  Tables 

Army  Ra^ster 

ArtiOery  Circalars,  A  to  N 

ArtiUvy  Notes 

Atlas  of  the  PhUippines 

BmdMaldnf,  Notes  on  (Bell) 

BullVEye  Score  Book  (Johnston) 

Business  Methods  in  the  War  Department 

Ounpaign  of  lfareni!0  (Sargent) 

OMnpaign  of  Santiago  de  CXiba  (Sargent) 

(3amp  Sanitation,  A  Study  in  (Circular  No.  2,  D.  M.  A., 
1910). 


132 

la 


20 

G8 

624 


1,600 


«)0 
7 


Oatediism  of  Outpost  Duty  (Wagner).. 
(3avalry  Horse  and  Its  Pack  (Bonilhoe). 


(>ireular.  Paymaster  General's  c 

Civil  (tovemment  Act  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  July  1, 

1902 

(}ompi]ation  of  Aeb  of  Omgress  and  TreatieB  Relating  lo 


OunpilaUon  of  Acts,  Treaties  and  Prorlamattoos  Rdat- 
lag  to  iBBular  Aflklxs 

Oompllatton  of  Acta,  Treaties,  Proclamations,  etc,  Bcto^ 
Ing  to  NoBoootignoos  Toritory,  Cuba,  Santo  Domingo. 

o>ngressionai  Diwctory.iirirrrriirirrr.mrrrrr'y*"''!!! 

Oonespondeoce  Book. I"',-- 


800 
6,748 


88 


2S 
8 
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189 

21 

3 

123 


710 

2SS 

3,ifi0 


3 

3 

1,000 
500 

2i000 
424 

10,000 

604 

854 

24,000 

424 

6,900 
4,461 

173 

173 
4 

400 

220 

35 
55 

42 

40 

150 
30 

58 

33 



1,000 

1.0tt 

7 

800 

80 

680 

985 

1,200 
125 
13 
83 
20 
464 
270 


900 
2,287 


180 
25 
3 


149 
113 


123 
870 
54 
240 


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DOCUMENTS  SBCEIYED  AND  ISSUED  BY  WAB  DEPABTMENT.         8 

StaiemetU  tif  publieationi  on  hand,  neeivedf  and  ittued  htf  the  War  Department  during  the 
fiteal  year  ended  June  SO,  i^ii— €k>ntmued. 


PnhUcations. 


On  hand 

JulTl 

1910. 


Reoeiyed 


On  band 

Julyl, 

1911. 


fl 

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C3 

64 


OoQfw  io  Tactioc 

Part  1  (Map  Problems,  pts.  1  to  7) 

Part  2  (Map  Problems,  pts-l  to  5) 

Part  3  (Map  Problems,  pts.  1  to  10) 

Oiban  Pacification  (eacoerpt  ftom  Report  of  the  Secretary 

of  War.  1906) 

Customs  of  tbe  Service  (Powell) 

Deeialoiia  of  the  Comptroller  of  the  Treasury,  vol.  1£ 

(bound  copies).. 

Dedirions  of  the  ComptroUer  of  tbe  Treasury,  vol.  17  (pts. 

1, 2.8).  advance  copies 

Dlieeitcf  Appropriations. 

Digest  of  Decisions,  Pinr  of  the  Army 

Di^st  of  Opinions  of  tne  ComptroUer  of  the  Treasury 

Digestof  O^iioos,  Judge  Advocates  General,  1901 

Diseases  of  the  Hone 


.  Distribution  of  Troops  (Jan.  1, 1866,  to  June  30, 1909).. 
I  DriDl • 


Field  ArtiUery,  Prov 

HMpital  Corps,  Outlines  of  First  Aid  for  the.. 

lafuiCry 

lofuitry,  changes  in. 


Influktry.  pages  9  to  60  (School  of  the  Squad).. 

lofuitry,  wim  Interpretations 

Light  Artfflery 7. 

Machine-OoB  Oiganintions,  Cavalry,  1910.... 

MachfaM-Omi  Phitoons,  Inlisntry,  1900 

Mountain  ArtiUery,  Prov 

Slcaal  Corps  Troops,  Prov 

Electnolty,  Lesnns  fai  (Stroope) 

Engagaments  with  Hostile  Indians,  A  Record  of.. 

EqvUatioo  and  Horse  Trataiing,  Notes  on 

Estimates  of  Approprlattoas. . 


Kftimating  Tactlcu  Situations  and  Composfaig  Field 

Ordm  (Taroular  No.  3,  D.  M.  A.,  1900) 

Explormtlons  in  Alaska , 

Feaeral  Aid  in  Domestic  Disturbances, 


Field  Fiortiflcatloa  for  LfaiA  Officers,  AppUed  Principles 

of  (Woodruff) 

FloM  Message  Books 


Ftghthv^Sps  of  the  World  (Jane). 
~-   t  Aid  i 


71 
71 

74 
75 

77 

38 ; 


t  Aid  in  injury  and  IUnfl8B(Piicher) 

,  Flags  of  Various  Nations 

Guide  lor  the  Use  of  Offieers  of  the  Inspector  General's 

Department,  1908 

,  Oomiers'  Examiner  (Cloke) 

Handbooks: 

Elaetrician's,  Handbook  for  the  Use  of.  In  the  Opera- 
tion and  Care  of  Electrical  Machinery  and  Appa> 


latns  of  the 
(Anderson). 


United    States  Seaooast   Defenses 


Hespital  Corps  (Mason) 

LMt  ArtiUery  (Dyer) 

ICHItary  (Soortesy  and  Guard  Duty  (RoweU).. 

Nonoommisskmed  Offlosfs  (Stewart) 

Soldier's,  1908 

Tagalog  Language.  1906 

Trumpeter's  (Littleton). 


Handy  Book  of  BafBrenoe  for  Commissaries. 
Handlfa  -        - 


Ufaig  the  Straight  Army  Ration  and  Baktaig  Bread 


(Holbnok) 
;  HfHorieal  Register  and  Dictionary  of  the  United  States 


Army,  1789-1909  (Heitman) 

norsosnoalnr.  Hhstson , 

Hotaes,  Saddles,  and  Bridles  (Carter) 

How  to  Feed  an  Army 

inCnbawithSlMfter 

Iim1«z  Aaalvais  to  the  Federal  Statutes,  1781^1873. 

iDdeoK  Oatawgoe  of  the  Library  of  the  Surgeon  General's 

OlDee 

Indhrltaal  and  Combined  Military  Sketching 

Inalnactloo  and  Problems  fai  Guard  Duty  for  the  Private 

8oMler(CiroD]arNo.8,D.M.A..1909) 

laaCnictlonsof  the  President  to  the  PhOlppine  Cemmlsslon, 

Apefl7,1000 

" — 1  Law,  Elements  of  (Davis) 


2.814 
30,475 
.30,564 

1,250 
31 

29 


30 
120 
4 
105 
50 
56 
1,799 

1,407 
1,783 
1,858 
2,033 
4,888 
4.888 
1.U8 
10 
2,192 


126 
192 

715 

9 

275 


430 

4 
75 
48 


817 

96 

18 

7 

89 

6,710 

180 

15 

75 


2,074 

3 

42 

497 

1 


1,119 


2,8W 

925 


80 


300 


2,814 
39,475 
30,564 

55 

68 

1 
268 


280 
200 


1 
284 
187 

1 
11 


1,195 
43 


32 
80 
119 


1,000 


1,000 
500 
300 


35 


1,500 
42 


100 
56 
75 

560 
90,080 


41 


1,368 

649 

302 

879 

4»482 

4,482 

29 

12 

196 

801 

682 

370 

148 

33 

8 

1,220 

31 

37 
5 
21 

ITS 
199 
84 
68 
1 

17 
11 


153 
77 
37 
65 

641 

21,264 

10 

68 

75 

15 


118 

49 

45 

1,799 

89 

1,284 

1,556 

3,064 

406 

406 

1,080 

3 

1,996 

199 

93 

122 

667 

11 

267 

280 

32 


4 
61 


67- 
47 


83 
9 


164 

49 
31 
17 
68 
5,496 
170 
3 


200 


145 

497 


2,056 
3 
97 


75 
1,000 

1,200 

*'**67 


788 

1 

8,856 


1 
17 

1,866 


664 


600 
16 


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4  DOCUMENTS  BECEIVBD  AND  ISSUED  BY  WAB  DEPABTMBNT. 

Statement  of  pttbHoatums  on  hand,  received^  andinuedby  the  War  Department  during  the 
fiecal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


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SiaiemerU  ofpubUcaHofM  on  hand,  rtegived,  andiuuedby  the  War  DepartmerU during  the 
fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  i^ii— Ciontiiiued. 


PabUGatioDL 


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213 
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216 
216 
317 
218 
310 
220 
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237 


PosUI  Onldes,  Annual  and  Montbly 

Post  Telephone  and  Aerial  Lines 

Power  and  Power  Transmission  ( Ken ) 

Press  Bulletins  of  the  Philippine  Commission 

Prise  Essay  on  nnft^rjng  (Hinman) 

Questions  and  Answers  for  use  in  the  Instruction  of  Tor- 


pedo Companies 

Recipes  used  in  Cooking  Schools.  United  States  Army. . 
Record  of  Court  of  Inquiry,  Sohley 


Reculatlons: 

Army,  1010 

Army,  Remarks  on  (Lieber) 

Army  Transport  Servioe,  1006 

Army  Transport  Servloe  (General  Order  No.  167, 
amending) 

Enslneer  aNrpo,  United  States  Army 

Fldd  Firing  and  the  Profldenoy  Test,  Regulations 
Prescribing  Standard  for,  1011 

Field  Maneuvers,  1010 «. 

Field  Servioe,  1010 

ICilltary  Prison  and  Branches,  Qovemment  of  the 
United  States 

Mine  Planters,  1000 

Ordnance,  1007 

Organised  MiUtto,  Regulations  of  the  War  Depart- 
ment Qovemlng  the.  1010. 

Saber  Exercise,  1006,  Prov 

Residences  of  United  States  Army  Offloers  in  the  IMstilot 

of  Columbia 

Revised  Statutes  and  Supplements 

Rifle  in  War  (Bames) 

Riflle  Range  Construction  (Wilson  ak  Casey) 

Rivers  and  Harbors,  Laws  of  the  United  States  rehtting  to 
the  Improvement  of,  fh>m  Aug.  11,  1700,  to  Mar.  4, 

1007  (W.  D.  Doc.  No.  340) 

Roster  of  the  Organised  MiUtU,  1000 

Sac  an  Doe 

Salary  Tables.  Qovemment 

Sanitary  Service  in  War,  A  Study  In  Troop  Leading  and 

Manctfement  of  the  (Morrison  and  Munson) 

SearchUghta— Light  Projectors  for  the  Army  and  Navy. . . 

Security  and  Information,  Service  of  (Wagner) 

Servloe  of  Coast  Artillery  (Hincs  and  Ward) 

Session  Laws  of  Congress 

Signal  Corps  Manuals: 

No.  l,H8ndbook  of  Telephones. 

No.  2,  Regulations  for  the  Management  of  the  United 
States  Military  Telegraph  Lines 

No.  3,  Elecj^cal  Instruments  and  Telephones; 

No.  4,  Handbook  of  Submarine  Cables. 

No.  6,  Manual  of  Visual  Signaling 

No.  7,  General  Reguhttions,  Disbursing  and  Property 
Manual  of  the  touted  States  SignalCorpa. 

No.  7,  Circular  Nos.  2  and  3  for 

No.  7,  Circular  No.  11  for 

No.  8,  Apparatus  for  Fin  Control  and  Direction 

No.  8,  Errata  Slips  for 

Spanish-American  war,  Notes  on 

Star  List  for  Nai^tors,  1011 

Station  List  of  Officers,  Paymaster  General's  OfDoe 

Station  List,  United  States  Army 

Statutes  at  Larse 

Stoppage  Circular,  Paymaster  General's  OlBce. 

Strategy  (Wagnerl 

Studies  in  Minor  Tactics. , 


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Table  of  Distances,  1010. 

Table  of  Distances,  Errata  Slips  lor 

Tactical  Principles  and  Problems  (Hanna) 

Taetios  of  Coast  Defense  (Wisser) 

Tests  of  Cement  (War  Dept.  Doc.  No.  36) 

Tests  of  Metal :. 

Topographical  Surveying  and  Sketching  (Rees) 

Troops  in  Campataa,  181« 

Umpire's  Report  Book 

Uniform  of  the  Army  of  the  United  States,  October  1 .  1006 

(hi  detail) 

Uniform  of  the  Army  of  the  United  States,  vol.  2  (1806- 

1007),  Illustrations 

Venereal  Peril 

Wagon  Harness,  Quartermaster's  Department,  1877 

War  Department  Telegraph  Code 


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fiead  year  ended  June  90^  i9ii— Oontinued. 


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Alaska  (Schwatka) 

Board  on  Geographic  Names,  Third  Report  of  the. . . . 

Board  of  Visitors,  United  States  MiUtaiy  Aoademy... 

Brownsville  Aflray 

Brownsville  Aflray,  Additional  Testimony  relating  to, 
with  pictures  but  Mrithout  maps 

Brownsville  Case,  Letter  of  Secretary  of  War  to  Presi- 
dent, transmitting  Additional  Testimony  in 

Bnreau  of  Navigation,  United  States  Navy,  1898 

Camps  of  Instmotion,  1906 

ChiefofCoast  Artillery,  1910 

Chief  of  Artillery,  Statement  of  Brie.  Qen.  Arthur 
Murray,  in  Explanation  of  the  Provisions  of  the  At* 
tiUervBlU 

Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs 

Chief,  Division  of  MiUtia  Affairs,  1910 

Chief  of  Engineers,  pamphlet  copies 

Chief  of  Engineeis,  hill  report 

Chief  of  Eneineers,  Appendices  to 

Chief  of  Ordnance,  pamphlet  copies 

Qhiefof  Ordnance,  lull  report 

Chief  Signal  Officer,  1910 

Chief  of  staff 

Coal  Deposit  in  the  Island  of  Batan 

Commanding  General,  United  States  Army 

Conunissary  General,  1909-10 

Commission  Appointed  to  Investigate  the  Conduct  of 
the  War  Department  in  the  War  with  Spain,  1899. . 

Copper  River  Exploring  Expedition 

CourtofClaims,  voL45 

Cuba,  Provisional  Governor  of,  1907 

Director  of  Lands  of  the  Philippine  Islands 

Fire  Control  and  Direction 

Gettysburg  National  MUitary  Park  Commission 

Inlimtry  and  Cavalry  School 

Inspection  of  the  Several  Branches  of  the  National 
Home  i>r  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers 

Inspector  General.  1910 

Judge  Advocate  General.  1910 ^ 

MiJ.  Gen.  Thomas  H.  Barry.  Commanding  OcoenO, 
Army  Cuban  Pacification,  1909. 

MalOen.  John  R.  Brooke,  Military  Governor  of  Cuba, 

Mai.  Gen!'wuiiam'Ludiow,''i^ 

Habana,  1899 

MiJ.  Gen.  E.  S.  Otis,  Military  Governor  of  the  PhiUp- 

Nattonal  Coast  Defense'  Board' '  Taft,'  1905! "'.""!!!! 
Officers  on  the  Joint  Army  and  Militia  Coast  Defense 

Exercises,  1909, 1910 

Paymaster  General,  1910 

Philippine  Commission,  1900  (Schurmann) 

Qnartermaster  General,  1910 

San  Francisco  Relief  Operations,  Gen.  A.  W,  Greely.. 

Secretary  of  War,  advance  sheets 

Secretary  of  War,  pamphlet  copies 

Secretary  of  War  on  settlement  of  Habana  Chonh 

«^%iin« 

Secretarv  of  War  on  the  Philippine  Islands  (special 
report) 

Secretary  of  War  on  the  Philippine  Islands  (special 
report,  Dickinson) 

SigEuU  Corps  Operations  of  the  CivU  War 

Supreme  (3ourt  Reports 

Surgeon  General,  1010 

Surgeon  (}eneral,  Supplement,  International  Medical 


Typhoid  Fever  in  MUitary  Camps  in  the  United 
States,  1808 

United  States  MUitary  Academy,  Superintendent. . . . 

War  Department,  itill  report  and  portions  thereof. . . . . 
Hearings  upon  Application  for  Permito  for  the  Dtvenion 
of  Water  ih>m  the  Niagara  River  or  its  Tributaries  for  the 
(Creation  of  Power,  ami  for  the  Ti^nsmission  of  Power, 
ftom  the  Dominion  of  Canada  to  the  United  States, 
before  the  Secretsjy  of  War,  at  Niagara  Falls  N  Y.. 
July  12, 1906  (War  Dept.  Doc  No.  MO). .,,..- 


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Staknuni  o/pmblieation$  on  hand,  rveetiMtf,  and  iuued  h^  tht  War  Departmint  during  the 
fi»eal  year  eruUd  June  SO,  i9il— Oontinued. 


PublicAUons. 


On  hand 


Received. 


On  hand 

JulyL 

1011. 


286 


287 


2» 
290 

291 
292 
293 
294 

295 
296 

297 


2P9 
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Hearinp  in  the  Matter  of  Oranting  Permits  for  the  Trans- 
mission ftom  the  Dominion  of  Oanada  into  the  United 
States  of  Power  firom  the  Niagara  River,  before  the 
Seoetary  of  War,  at  Washingtoii,  D.  C,  Nov.  26  and  27, 

1906(WarDept.bocNo.a9!) 

Reports  upon  the  Kxistlng  Water-Power  Situation  at 
Niagara  Falls,  so  Ito  as  Coneems  the  Diversion  of  Water 
on  tibe  American  Side,  by  the  American  Members  of  the 
International  Waterways  Commission  and  Capt.  Charles 
W.  Kuts,  Corps  of  Engineers,  U.  8.  Army  (War  Dept. 

Doc.  No.  289) 

MUitary  Information  Division  Publications: 

Organisation  of  the  German  Army,  1894  (No.  2) 

Organised  MiUtia  of  the  United  States,  1803  (No.  3). . . 
Notes  on  Organisation,  Armament,  and  Military 

Piooes,  18M(No.  4) 

Orgimised  MiUtia  of  the  United  States,  1894  (No.  5). . . 

Aalumn  Maneuvers,  1804  (No.  6). 

Organised  MiUtia  of  the  United  States,  1896  (No.  7). . . 
Notes  on   Organisation,  Armament*  and  Military 

Progress,  1896  (No.  8) 

MiUtary  Schools  of  Europe.  1896  (No  9) 

Sources  of  Information  on  Military  Professional  Sub- 
jects, 1896  (No.  10) 

Notes  on  the  War  between  China  and  Japan,  1896 

(No.  11) 

MlUtary  System  of  Sweden,  1897  (No.  12) 

Ornnised  MUitla  of  the  tJnited  States,  1896  (No.  18). . 
Ififitary  Systems  of  Greece  and  Turkey,  1897  (No.  14). 
Autumn  Maneuvers  of  1896  in  Europe,  1897  (No.  16) . . 
Cavalry  Pioneer  Tools  and  High  Explosives,  1808  (No. 

16^pt.2) 

Extracts  from  the  New  Drill  Regulations  of  the  Rus- 
sian Cavalry,  1898  (No.  16,  pt.  8) 

Sources  of  Iniormation  on  MlUtary  Professional  Sub- 
jects, 1898  (No.  17) 

Sdeoted  Professional  Papers,  1898  (No.  18) 

Organised  MUitla  of  the  United  SUtes,  1897  (No.  19). . 

Military  Notes  on  Cuba,  1896  (No.  21) 

Stalls  of  Various  Armies,  1899  (No.  22) 

Observations  Abroad,  1899  (No.  28) 

French-EngUsh  MUitary  Teehnicat  Dlcticmary,  1890- 

1900  (WUIcox)  (No.  24) , 

Explorations  in  Alaska,  1898  (No.  25) 

Autumn  Maneuvers,  1808  (No.  26) 

Autunm  Maneuvers,  1800  (No.  27) 

Notes  on  Guam,  1900  (No.  28) 

Organised  MUitla  of  the  United  States.  1898  (No.  29). 

Notes  on  (3iina,  1900  (No.  30).: 

Explorations  in  Alaska,  1901  (Herron)  (No.  31) 

Notes  of  MUitary  Interest,  1900  (No.  32) 

Report  on  MiUtary  Operations  in  South  Africa  and 

(Sitoa,  1901  (No.  33) 

Colonial  Armv  Systems,  1901  (No.  34) 

Target  Practice  and  Remount  Systems  Abroad,  1902 

(No.  36) 

Notes  of  Military  Interest,  lOOirNo.  36) 

CtassUlcation  and  Index,  1903  (No.  37) 

Notes  of  Military  Interest,  1902  (No.  %) 

General  Staff  Series: 

BuUetin  of  MiUtary  Notes,  No.  1  (No.  2] 
BuUetin  of  MiUtary  Notes,  No.  2  (No.  3* 
Selected  Translatfoos  Pertaintaig  to  the  Boer  War 

(No.  4) 

BuUetlnofMiUtaryNotes,No.3(No.5) 

(Comparative  Studies  of  the  Field  Equipment  of  the 
Foot  Soldier  of  the  French  and  Foreign  Armies,  1906 

(No.  6) 

Selected  Translations  Pertaintaig  to  the  Tactical  Use  of 

Machine  Guns  (No.  7) 

Reports  of  MiUtary  Observers  with  the  Russo-Japa- 
nese Army  Jn  Muichuria  (No.  8)— 

Parti 

Part  2 

Part3 

Part  4 

Parts 

Actual  Experiences  in  War  (No.  0) 

DriU  RegnUTtlons  for  Infantry,  Gtorman  Army  (No.  10). 


189 

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126 

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107 


209 
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737 
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Statement  of  pvhlieations  on  hand,  received^  and  xaatLcd  by  the  War  Department  during  the 
fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  i9ii— Continued. 


Publications. 


On  hand 

Jubrl. 

1010. 


Received. 


Issued. 


On  hand 

July! 

19il. 


334 
335 


336 
337 


340 

341 
342 
343 

344 

345 

346 

347 
348 
340 
360 
351 


354 

355 

356 

357 

858 

850 
860 

861 

862 
863 

864 

865 

366 

867 

868 


General  Staff  Series— Continued. 

Epitome  of  the  Ruaso-Japaneae  War  (No.  11) , 

Influence  of  the  Experience  of  the  Siege  of  Port  Arthur 
on  the  Construction  of  Modem  Fortresses  (No.  12). . 

American  Campaigns  (Steele)  (No.  13) , 

A  Study  of  the  Iloco  Language  (Swift)  (No.  14) , 

Military  Notes  on  Cuba,  fOOO  (No.  16) 

Road  Notes  qn  Cuba.  1009  (No.  16) 

Strength  and  Organuation  of  the  Armies  of  France, 
(}ermany,  Austria.  Russia,  England,  Italy,  Mexico, 

and  Japan  (No.  17) , 

Ordnance  Department  publioEitions! 

(No.  1657.)  Asimuth  Instrument,  Model  of  1000,  De- 
scription of ., 

(No.  1658.)  Ammunition,  Blank  Metallic;  Instruo- 
tions  for  the  Preparation  of 

(No.  1650.)  3-inch  Field  ArtiUery  Materiel,  Hand- 
book of  the.  with  Instructions  for  its  Care 

(No.  1660.)  Battery.  3.2-inch  Field,  Handbook  of  the. 
with  Instructions  for  its  Care;  also  Supply  Tables  of 
Ordnance  Stores. 


(No.  1661.)    Battery.  5-inch  Siege  Gun,  Handbook  of 
the,  with  Instructions  for  its  Care;  also  Supply 


Tables  of  Ordnance  Stores. 
(No.  1662.)    Battery,  7-inch 
book  of  the,  with 


ply  Tables  Gt  Ordnance  Stores 


cBo  Howitser,  Hand- 
for  its  Care;  alsoSup- 


1668.)  Board,  PraU,  Range,  Model  of  1006» 
Description  of 

(No.  1661.)  Board,  Plotting,  with  Zinc  Top,  Descrip- 
tion and  Use  of , 

(No.  1665.)  Breech  Mechanism,  Seacoast  Cannon; 
Description  of 

(No.  1666.)  Board,  Deflection,  Model  of  1005,  Descrip- 
tion, Mechanical  Features,  etc 

(No.  1667.)  Board,  Plotting,  for  MobUe  Artillery, 
Model  of  1005;  Mechanic^Features,  etc 

(No.  1668.)  Board,  Deflection,  for  12-inch  Mortar, 
Model  of  1006;  Mechanical  Features,  etc 

(No.  1660.)  Board,Pk>tthig,Whistler-Heam,  Model 
of  1004;  Mortar,  Model  of  1006  and  Model  of  1006  MI; 
and  Submarine,  Model  of  1006,  Descriotion  of,  etc. . . 

(No.  1670.)  Board,  Plotting.  Fire  (Commander's, 
Model  of  1006,  Description  of,  etc 

(No.  1676.)    Cannon,  United  States  Army,  1890  (Table) 

(No.  1682.)  (Chronograph,  Boulenge,  Description  and 
Instructions  for  use  of 

(No.  1683.)  Carrifl«e,  5-inch  Barbette,  Model  of  1806, 
Balanced  Pillar  Mount,  Instructions  for  Mounting, 
Using,  and  Caring  for 

(No.  1684.)  Carriage,  5-inch  Barbette,  Model  of  1003, 
Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  (Caring  for.... 

(No.  1685.)  Carriage,  8-inch  Barbette,  Model  of  1802, 
Instructions  for  Mounting.  Using,  and  Coring  for..-.. 

(No.  1686.)  Carriage,  6-inch  Disappearing,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1808,  Instructions  for  Mounting,  'Using, 
and  Caring  for 

(No.  1687.)  Cttniagd,  6-lnch  Disappearing,  L.  F.. 
Model  of  1903,  Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No.  1688.)  Carriage,  6-inch  Barbette,  Model  of  1000, 
Instructions  for  Mounting.  Using,  and  (Caring  for.... 

(No.  1680.)  Carriage,  8-in^  Disappearhig,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1804,  Instructions  for  Stounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No  1600.)  Carriage,  8-inch  Disappearing,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1806,  Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No.  1691.)  Carriage,  10-lnch  Disappciuing;  L.  F., 
Model  of  1804,  Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No.  1602.)  Carrim,  10-inch  Disappearing,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1896,  £astructions  for  Mounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No.  1608.)  CarriMe,  10-inch  Disappearing,  A.  R.  F., 
Model  of  1896,  instractions  for  Mounting,  Using, 
and  (Caring  for 

(No.  1694.)  (Carriage,  10-lnch  Disappearing,  Model 
of  1901,  Instmctions  for  Mounting,  using,  and  Car- 
ing for 


652 


6,188 

333 

6,000 

4,600 


1,000 


62 

65 
1,340 

210 
4,887 

801 


725 


272 

1,700 

223 

242 

36 

321 


300 
225 
85 
248 

391 

400 
5 

375 

274 

13 

337 


16 
217 

89 

80 

878 

70 

800 

230 


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217 

42 

26 

85 
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138 
126 
234 
72 

131 

62 

170 

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87 

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79 
86 

154 

411 
64 
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600 

774 

4,848 

123 

113 

4,200 


275 

140 
1,700 

200 

10 

286 
137 
232 
162 
90 
451 
176 


226 
810 

237 


104 


208 

10 

437 
181 

185 
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fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911— Contmued. 


PabUcatioiM. 

On  hand 

RMaiired. 

Issued. 

On  hand 

m 

(No.  1605.)    Carriage,  13-lnoh  Disappearing,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1886,  loBtxiiotioDs  for  Moanting,  Using, 
and  Caring  fdf 

70 

617 

54 

253 
47 
82 

387 

228 

800 

300 

1,663 

40 

484 
335 

94 

41 

64 

80 
17 
201 

26 

23 

55 

t70 

(No.  1606.)    Carriage,  12.|nch  Disappearing,  L.  F., 
Model  of  1807,  Instructions  for  Moiintinft  Using, 
and  Caring  for 

676 

171 

(No.  1607.)   Carriage,  U-inch  Disappearing,  Model  of 
1001,  Instmotions  for  Mounting,  using,  and  Caring 
for 

S72 

(No.  1608.)    Carriage,  la-inch  Mortar  (Steel),  Model 
of  1806,  Instniotlons  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Oai^ 
ing  for 

223 

ITS 

(No.  1700.)    Carriage,  KMnch  Barbette,  Model  of  1808, 
InstruelJons  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring  for.... 

(No.  1701.)    Carriage,  l2^aSk  Barbette,  Model  of  1008, 
Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring  for.... 

(No.  1702.)    Carriage,  12-inSb  Barbette,  Model  of  1802. 
ibr  13.inch  Guns    Models  of  1888,  1888MI,  and 
1888Mn,  Instructions  tor  Mounting,  Using,  and 
Caring  for. 

30 

S74 
S76 

500 

881 
861 

S76 

(No.  1703.)    Carriage,  Disappearing,  L.  F.,  Model  of 
1005,  for6-inoh  R.  F.  Quns,  JCodebof  1000, 1003,  and 
1005,  Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring 

del' of* 

l,'f« 

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looast 
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iVand' 

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205 

m 

800 

378 

127 
120 
124 

167 
156 
254 

172 

182 

85 

22 

25 

14 
132 

54 

23 

87 

130 
346 

173 

m 

1,643 

380 
381 

350 

206 
317 

382 

179 

383 

500 
200 
200 

100 

246 

384 

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Mounted  on  Barbette  Carriage,  Armstrong  40  Cal- 
iber, Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring 

9 

28 

43 
106 
108 

14 

200 

175 
218 
127 

210 
24 

37 

385 

(No.  1750.)    Oun,  Armstrong,  4.734nch  Rapid  Fire, 
Mounted  on  Barbette  Carriage,  Armstrozig  45  (Cal- 
iber, Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring 
for 

60 

386 

(No.  1751.^    Gun,  Annstrong.  4.72-inch  Rapid  Fire, 
Mounted  on  Barbette  Carriage,  Armstrong  50  Cal- 
iber, Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring 

58 

387 

(No.  1752.)    Gun,  Annstrong,  6-Inch   Quick-Firing, 
and  Pedestal  Mounting  (Barbette  Carriace),  In- 
structions for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Caring  for 

(No.  1755.)    GunMakingintheUnitedState8,byCoL 
Rogers   Blmie,    Ordnance    Department,    U.    8. 
Army 

174 

388 

83 

380 

.(No.  1^)    Guns,    15-Pounder    Rapid    Fire,    and 
Maskioff  Parapet  Mounts,  Instructions  for  Mount- 
ing, Utiuig,  and  Caring  for,  .»• 

aoo 

(No.  1758.)    Gun,  MadUne.  Ck>lt  Automatic,  CaUber 
.30,  Description  of,  and  Pack  Outfit 

(No.  1761.)    Gun,    Mountain,    Vlckers-Maxlm    (75 
mm..  2.054nch),  Quick-Firing;  CSarriage  and  Pack 
Outfit,  Handbook 

68 

301 

110 

302 

(No.  1763.)    Gun,  6-Pounder,  Rapid  Fire  on  Parapet 
Mounts,  Handbook 

105 

303 

(No.  1765.)    Gun,  Rapid  Fire,  5  and  6  inch,  Descrip. 
tion  and  Instructions  for  the  Use  of 

40 

3N 

(No.  1766.)    Gun,  15-Pounder   Barbette,  and  Car- 
riage.  Model  of  1002,  Instructions  for  Mounting, 
TTning,  and  Caring  for 

80 

3» 

(No.  1768.)    Gun.  Wrought  Iron,  Saluting  and  Mount, 
Instructions  for  Mounting,  Using,  and  Oaring  for..^ 

500 

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Statement  of  publieatUms  on  hand,  received,  emdueuedby  the  War  Department  during  tile 
fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  IBll—Contukued. 


Pubiicattoos. 

Onhahd 

Reoelved. 

Issued. 

On  hand 
JulyL 

mi. 

396 

(No.  17690    Gun,  OaUins,  CaUber  JK,  Model  of  1903, 
Metallic   Carriage   ^   Limbec,    and   Casemate 
Mount;  Handbook  of 

613 
680 

186 

202 
212 

83 
81 

116 

141 
134 

245 
67 

130 

7 
100 

123 

428 

397 

(No.  1770.)    Gun,  Maxim  Automatic  Machlne,CaUber 
.30,  Tripod  (Model  of  1904),  Wheeled  Mount  (Model 
of  1906),  Pack  Outfits,  and  Accessories;  Handbook.. 

(No,  1771.)    4.7.inch  Gun  Material,  Model  of  1906, 
with  Instructions  for  Its  Care;  Handbook  of 

478 

398 

550 

338 

399 

(No.  1778.)    Methods  of  Investigation  and  Test  of 
High  Explosives  for  the  Bursting  Chaues  of  Pro- 
jectiles (Appendix  7,  Report  oflhe  Chief  of  Ord- 

85 
340 

191 

258 
420 

25 
95 

420 

72 
350 

1,196 
166 
675 

206 
214 

86 

842 
300 

1,600 
433 
246 

86 

201 

9b0 
95 

560 

684 

530 
533 

52 

400 

(No.  1793.)    Instructions  for  Marking  Forgings  and 
Test  8p«?lTnflns  (Tn.spwtors) . . 

318 

401 

(No.  1794.x  Indicator,  Whid  Component:  Mechanical 
Features,  Method  of  Assembling  and  Dismounting, 

75 

402 

(No.  1796.)    Instruments  for  the  Fire-Control  Systems 
for  Ctoast  Artillery  and  Field  Artlltery:  Instructions 
for  Care,  Preservation,  Repair,  and  Adjustment 

(No.  1803.)    Jacks,  Hydraulic,  Instiroetions  for  Using 
and  Rnp^iring , 

117 

403 

286 

404 

(No.  1812.)    Llstof Machines,  Tools,  etc.,  and  Allow- 
ance of  Supplies  Issued  to  Repair  Shops  by  the  Ord- 
nance Department 

300 

80 

405 

(No.  1815.)    Ordnance  Supply  Manual 

28 

406 

(No.  1820.)   Mortar,  12-incH,  description  and  Instruc- 
tions for  Its  Care 

290 

407 

(No.  1822.)    Musket  Report  of  Board  for  Testing  New 
.Model  (Appendixl,ReportoftheChief  of  Ordnance, 
1903) 

65 

408 

(No.  1868.)    Pafaits  for  Projectiles 

260 

409 

(No.  1869.)    Oils,  Paints,  and  Materials  fbr  the  Clean- 
ing  and  Preservation  of  Seacoast  Guns,  Gun  Car- 
riages, Sights,  and  PosIUon-Fhidlng  Instruments. .. 

(No.  1870.)    Method  of  Investigation  and  Test  of 
Smokeless  Powder  for  Small  Arms  and  Cannon 

(No.  1872.)    Powder  Charges  of  Coast  Artillery  in  TfO^ 
get  Practice,  Instructions  for  Regulating 

1,075 

410 

166 

411 

52 

121 
72 

377 

365 
150 

716 
56 
87 

13 

137 

75 
90 

92 

71 

87 
88 

623 

413 

(No.  1873.)    Position  Finders.  Lewis  Depression,  De- 
scription  of  Primary  Type  B,  and  Emergency  Type 
B,  with  Instructions  for  Their  CJare  and  Operation. . 

(No.  1874.)    Position  Finder,  Raflferty  Depression, 
Type  B,  Description 

87 

413 

142 

414 

(No.    1876.)    Podtion   Finder,   Swasey   Depression, 
Type  A,  Description  of  and  Instructions  for  Assem- 
hiinf^  Adtivfttng,  f^re  of,  etc .  .  ... 

500 

209 

415 

(No.  1876.)    PosTUonFhider,  Lewis  Depreeslon.  Model 
of  1907,  Types  AA,  A,  B,  C.  and  D,  Description. . . . 

(No.  1877.)    Projectiles,  Disthictive  Colors  ((fhart).. . . 

(No.  1879.)    Price  List  of  Small  and  Hand  Arms, 
Small-Arms  Ammunition,  Personal  Equipments  of 
the  Soldier,  Comprising  Infantry,  Cavalry,  Artillery, 
vnA  Band  KmiipnieTito.  «tn. 

477 

416 

150 

417 

884 

418 

(No.  1881.)    Pnmers  for  use  in  Service  Cannon 

(No.  1887.)    Price  List  of  8nbmarin»-MIne  Equipment 
(No.  1888.)    Regulations  for  the  Examhiation  and 
Storage  of  Smokeless  Powders  hi  Store  at  the  Pow- 
der Depots 

377 

419 

159 

420 

73 

421 

(No.  18890    Price  List  of  Ordnance  and  Ordnance 
Stores,  (Comprising  3-inch  Field  Guns,  with  Tbeir 
Carriages,  Harness,  SubcaUber  Ciartridges;  Articles 
for  Fire  Control,  Targets  and  Target  Material,  etc.. . 

(No.  1890.)    Price  List  of  3-lnch  Wrougbt-Iron  Salut- 
ing Gun  and  Machine  and  Automatic  Chms,  etc 

(No.  1891.)    Price  List  of  2.95-lnch  Mountain  Gun,  etc. 

(No.  1892.)    Price  List  of  Ammunition  and  Its  Ck>mpo- 
nents  for  Artillery  of  Position,  Indudfaig  Powders, 
Cartridge  Bags,  and  Cartridge^torage  Cases 

(No.  1893.)    Price  List  of  SubcaUber  Guns,  SubcaUber 
•     and  Drill  Cartridges  and  Theh-  Fittings  and  Accessa- 
ries Pertaining  to  Seacoast  Artiflery 

04 

422 

826 

473 

5 

424 

458 

425 

468 

426 

( No.  1894.)    Price  List  of  8. 10,  and  12  inch  Guns  and 
Carriages,  with  Their  Accessories,  Implements,  and 
Equipments      

448 

427 

(No.  1895.)    Prtoe  List  of  12-taieh  Mortars,  with  Their 
Accessories.  Imnlements.  and  EonlDments 

445 

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DOCUMENTS  BECEIVED  AND  ISSUED  BY  WAB  DEPABTHENT.       11 

ions  on  hand,  received,  and  issued  by  the  War  j 
fiscal  year  emUd  June  SO,  29/1— Ciontinued. 


StaUment  of  jmblicaHons  on  hand,  received,  and  issued  by  the  War  Department  during  the 

1— CJontii 


Piihlicatioiis. 

On  hand 

Beceived. 

Issued. 

On  hand 

428 

OnliiBDoe  Department  pabUeattona—Oontintied. 

(No.  ISOejT  Price  List  of  Bapid-Fire  Seaooast  Oons 
andCarria«e6(2.34to6  InchCaUben,  Inc.),  and  Their 
Parts,  AooesBories,  Implements,  and  Equipments... 

(No.  1807.)    Price  List  of  Beaooast  Tarsets,  Photo- 
nrlnting.  and  Drafting  Articles,  Beslsing  and  Be- 
badlng  Oatflt  for  Drill  Primer  and  Pressure  Gauges. 

(No.  1808.)    Price  List  of  FireOmtrol  Instruments. 
Consisting  of  Aslmuth  Instruments.  Swaaev  and 

ponent  Indicator,  Observation  Telescope  (Seacoast), 
and  Accessory  Instruments  for  Fire  G(mtrol  of  Artil- 
lery  

640 
507 

85 
86 

432 
23 
630 

140 

181 

80 

26 
6S2 

566 

34 

62 

81 
130 

130 

222 

26 

1,563 
87 

136 

87 

273 

80 
34 

24 

465 

42B 

422 

430 

1,000 

568 

431 

(No.  1007.)    Bange  Finder,  Berdan:  Description  of... 
(No.  1008.)    Bange  Ftaider,  Weldon:  Description  of.. . 

(No.  1012.)    Ordnance  Property  Begulations 

(No.  1010.)    Bevolver,  Colt,  Double-Action,  Models  of 
1804  and  1806:  Description  of 

128 
558 

1,018 

600 

060 

400 
1,682 

1,134 

161 

476 

106 
861 

178 

82 

09 

2,000 
221 

804 
412 

1,476 

1,500 
221 

1,564 

105 

437 

10 

431 

1,478 
860 

434 

435 

(No.  loao.)    Bifle  and  Carbine,  United  States  Maga- 
sine  Caliber  JM):  Description  and  Butos  for  the  ICan- 
agement  of. x...... x.. 

020 

436 

(No.  IWl.)    Bifle.  Carbine^  and   Army  Bevolvers, 
Sprfausfield,  Caliber  .46:  Description  and  Buies  for 

376 

437 

(No.  1028.)^lfle,  United  States.  Caliber.  80:  Descrip. 
Uon  and  Bules  for  the  Management  of 

(No.  1025.)    Bifle,  United  States  GaUery  Practicer 
Model  of  1003,  Caliber  .22:  Description  and  Instruc- 
tions for  the  Management  of 

1,000 
568 

438 

490 

(No.  1027.)    Bevolver,  Colt's  Double-Action,  CaUber 
.30:  Description,    with    Bules    for    Management. 
Memoranda   of   Trajectory    and    Description   of 
Ammunition r x 

127 

440 

(No.  1046.)   Scale,  Prediction,  and  Buler,  Set-For- 
ward: Description 

424 

441 

(No.  1050.)    Shotgun,  Bepeating,  Winchester:  Bules 

164 

44? 

(No.  l»52.)*^8ights  for  Cannon:  Handbook 

(No.  1055.)    Sights,  3-Inch  Telescopic.  Model  of  1004: 

281 

443 

30 

444 

(No.  105^)    sights',  i^iiich  Telescopic,  Model  of  1006: 
Description 

300 

160 

446 

(No.  1057.)    Bight,  Telescopic  Musket,  Model  of  1006: 
Description * 

78 

446 

(No.  1086.)    Guns,  SubcaUber,  1-Pounder  and  75  mm. 
(2.05-incfa):  Description  for  Usfaig,  Mountine,  and 
Dismounting,  in  the  Bore  of  Seaooast  Guns  and  Mor- 
tars, Inclumng  Instructions  for  Ushis  the  DriU- 
Primer  Outfit  hi  AssembUng,  Disassembling,  Qean- 
faig,  Beslsing,  and  Beloading  the  Drill  Primer 

(No.  1069.)    fools  for  Engfaieer  Power-Plant  Bepalrs. 
issued  by  the  Ordnance  Department:  List 

(No.  1000.)    Tools,  Decapphig  and  Cleaning,  for  C«U- 
ber  .30  Cartiidges,  Models  of  1808  and  1006,  and  for 
CaUber  .38  Bevolver  Cartridges:  Description 

(No.  1001.)    Tarsets,  Artillery,  and  Accessories 

(No.  1002.)    Small-Arms  Targets  and  Equipment  of 
Target  Ranges 

447 

447 

184 

448 

168 

440 

825 

450 

1,203 

451 

(No.  1003.)    Tools,  Bench  Beloadhig,  for  Caliber  .30 
Cartridges,  Models  of  1808  and  1006:  Instructions  for 
AdJtistment.  Operation,  and  Care 

1,560 
187 

«i7 

(No.  1004.)    Targets,  MobUe,  and  Accessories 

(No.  1008.)    Target-Range  Pocketbook,  for  Use  with 
the  United  States  Bifle,  Model  of  1003,  Caliber  .30. . . 

Total 

463 

1,640 

343,085 

276,275 

413,228 

205,067 

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TRAVEL  EXPENSES,  EMPLOYEES  OF  SMTTHSONUN 

INSTITUTION. 


LETTER 

FROM  THE 

SECRETARY  OF  THE  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION, 

TRANsiarriNQ 

A  STATEMENT  OF  TBAVEL  EXPENSES  OF  EMPLOYEES  ON  OFFI- 
CIAL BUSINESS  FOB  THE  SMITHSONIAN  BBANOHES  DUBINa 
FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JUNE  80,  1911. 


DxCBMBEB  4,  1911.— Befecred  to  the  Committee  on  Appropriations  and  ordered  to 

be  printed. 


SBfTTHSONIAN    InSTITXJTION, 

Washington,  November  2S,  1911. 
Snt:  I  have  the  honor  to  submit,  in  accordance  with  a  provision 
in  the  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  appropriation  act  approved 
May  22,  1908,  the  accompanying  statement,  showing  in  detail  what 
officers  or  employees  of  the  branches  of  the  Government  service 
under  the  direction  of  the  Smithsonian  Ii^titution  have  traveled 
on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  of  the  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia  during  the  fiscafyear  ended  June  30,  1911. 
I  have  the  honor  to  be,  sir,  your  obedient  servant, 

C.  D.  Waloott,  Secretary. 
Hon.  Champ  Clabk, 

Speaker  of  ike  Rouse  o/Bepresentatives, 

Washington,  D.  0. 

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Office  of  the  Secbetaby, 
Washinfftan,  Decembers,  1911, 
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traTd  performed  by  ofiScers  and  employees  of  the  Department  of 
Commerce  and  Labor  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  as 
required  by  the  act  of  Congress  approyea  May  22/1908  (35  Stat.,  244). 
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Chables  Nagel, 

Secretary. 

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U  Session.       f  j    No.  189. 


TRAVELING  EXPENSES  OF  OFFICIALS  AND  EMPLOYEES 
CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION. 


LSTTBB  FBOM  TBB  raBftZBXHT  OF  TBE  VKTTSD  STATES  OIVtL 
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TBICT  OF  OOLTJXBIA  WJBXKQ  THE  FISCAL  YEAR  1911  IN  DI8- 
GKABaX  OF  OFFICIAL  BXTTXBS. 


DaCBMBBB  4,  ISll.^Rfifeired  to  tbe  Committee  on  AppropriatioiiB  uid  oidered  tobe 

printed. 


UiirnBD  States  Civil  ScRyios  Commission, 

WdshingUm.  D.  C,  December  1, 1911. 

Hie  Sfbaxeb  OF  THE  House  of  Repbssentatives, 

9  Washington,  D.  G. 

Snt:  In  ftecordance  with  the  prorisions  of  section  4  of  the  legis- 
UtiTe,  executive^  and  judicial  appropriatioB  act  approved  May  22, 
1908,  this  commission  has  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  a  statement 
akowb^  in  detail  what  officers  or  employees  of  this  conmiission  have 
traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  of  the 
District  of  CohimUa  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  tJune  30, 1911,  ^vin^ 
in  eadi  ease  the  full  title  ci  the  officer  or  es^loyee,  ihe  destination  m 
soeh  iraTol,  tiie  business  or  woriL  on  account  of  which  the  same  was 
made,  and  the  total  expense  to  the  United  States  charged  in  each  case. 

By  direction  of  ^e  commission: 

Veiy  respectfully,  Johe  C.  BlacK|  PresiderU. 


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HOUSE  OF  BEPRESENTATIVES.  (  Document 

I    No.  190. 


uING  EXPENSES  OF  OFFICIALS  AND  EMPLOYEES, 
INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION. 


^TTEB  FROX  THB  OWATRMA.N  OF  THB  INTEB8TATE  COXXBBCB 
COHMI88ION  TBANSMXTTINa  A  STATEMENT  SHOWING  THB 
TBAVEL  EXPENSES  OF  ALL  OFFICIALS  AND  EMPLOYEES  OF 
THE  COMMISSION  IN  DISCHABOE  OF  OFFICIAL  DUTIES  OXTTSIDE 
OF  THE  DISTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA  DUBING  FISCAL  YE AB  ENDING 
JUNE  80,   1911. 


DsoBMBBB  4, 1911. — ^Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Interstate  and  Foreign  Com- 
merce and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Interstate  Commeboe  Commission, 

Washington,  November  1, 1911. 

To  the  Senate  and  House  of  RepresentaHves: 

In  compliance  with  the  proyisions  of  the  act  approved  May  22, 
1908  (35  otat.,  pt.  1,  sec.  4^  244),  the  Interstate  Commerce  Commis- 
sion has  the  honor  to  subnut  the  statement  hereto  annexed,  showing 
the  travel  of  all  officials  and  emnloyees  (other  than  special  agents, 
inspectors,  or  employees  who  in  tne  discharge  of  their  regular  duties 
are  required  to  constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  busi- 
ness from  Washington  to  noints  outside  the  District  of  Columbia 
during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Bespectfullyi 

JuDSON  C.  Clements,  Chairman. 


StaUammd  showing  the  travel  of  aU  offidale  and  emphyeee  (other  than  special  a^ents^ 
mspeetortt  or  emplovees  vAo,  in  the  dieeharge  of  their  regular  dutiee,  are  required  to 
eonetantbf  travel)  mo  have  traveled  on  official  husineee/rom  Washington  to  pointe 
outside  the  Distrtet  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  gear  ending  June  SO,  1911, 


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die  tmuel  of  aU  efflnals  and  emj^oytei  (other  than  epedal  ageiU$f 
.  0r  iiipbyagt  tdbo,  in  the  dwdmrge  of  their  regwasF  dultct ,  an  requini  to 
mmekmtbf  impd)  tmo  heme  trmedei  on  omciiU  buaineit  from  WaMngton  to  pomie 
omtmdiADuinete^CoiiimkMdurmgtkifieeal 


Tltte. 


DvttiatioiL 


Work. 


Aeeoant, 


Do.. 
Do.. 

Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Ghici«o,  HI , 

Nbw  TortEy  19.  X . . 
LoniiyllliyKy... 


do, 
Conforenoe  with  ex- 

aminen. 
Coofwenoe  with  nil- 

iQod  amnrlition 

do 

Inteiriewing 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Arbor, 


boiler  iDspoetor. 


LyvB. 


Attormy. 


City,  N.  J.. 
Detroit,  MUdL^An 
AtlaiitieCitF,N.J.. 
OtTBliad,  Ohio-Dotioit,  Ifich. 

Mow  York,   M.   T.-Boston, 


Conisrenoe  with  ez- 


Goofannoe  with  telo- 

griMMt  oiuOBIS. 

CoDferenoe  with  ndl- 
rood  association. 

ConSuriiigwith  nil- 
road  offlclals  in 
connection  with 
tooomoti^-boUer 


Taking  testimony.. 


Do.. 
Do.. 

BO... 
Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 

Do.. 


.do. 
.di. 
.do., 
.do. 
.do.. 


ChicMp,  III 

Now  zoiIe,  N.  T.. ....•••.. 

.....do..... 

Ill 


.do. 
.\ttomey   (tzam- 

inflr>. 
do 


.do... 
NewyorkVN.Y:: 
NewOrtoaas,  La.. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do.. 


Attoney.. 


New  York,  N.  Y.-€cranton, 
New  York,  N.Y 


In  conoeotion  with 

casse  in  court. 
....do 


....do 

InchaiiKeorstotli- 
tios  and  »^ 


.do.. 


In  connection  with 
do. 


.do... 
.do... 


New  YoA,  N.  Y 

Ann   Arbor.    MkdL-Chicaflo, 
DL-New  York,  N.  Y/^ 


Consaltation  on  tet 
ephone  aoooonts 
and  valuation  of 
New  York,  New 
Haven  A  Hart- 
ford R.  R.  Co. 

Consultation  on  tel- 
ecraph  accounts. 

Claun  agents'  com- 
mittee. Consulto* 
tion  with  New 
York  Central  on 
depreciation. 


seitt 

18.25 
18.25 
29.00 
a«.50 
110.40 

ao.ao 

10.00 
87.00 

100.50 
66.50 
60.80 
42.00 
AOO 
30.50 
81.10 
23.26 
23.26 
22.50 
03.50 
68.00 

113.50 
17.50 
68.50 

277.00 

200.30 


270.76 
28.26 

68.60 

20.00 
64.60 

20.70 

66^84 

20.20 
16L7D 


68.80 

88.60 
88.00 
88.00 
108.60 
108.50 
27.50 
103.00 

48.10 

83.86 


123.26 
88.20 


35.80 
86.40 


Sir  mi; 


it  tp  mne  80,  lOU;  ccntiiiiaoiu  tripi 


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4  TRAVELING   BXPENSEB,   INTEBSTATE   CX)MMEBOE   OOMMISSIOir. 

Statement  showing  the  travel  of  all  officials  and  employees  {other  than  special  agenis, 
inspectorSy  or  employees  who,  in  the  discharge  of  their  regular  duties,  are  required  to 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  poinU 
outside  the  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending.  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


Name 


Henry  C.  Adams. . 


Do., 


Do.. 


Do 

do 

Do 

do • 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

George  N.  Brown. 


Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


Do 

C.  R.  HUIyer.. 


Do., 


Do 

Ross  D.  Rynder. 


Charles  W.  Need- 
ham. 

Do 

Do 

Do 


James  Edgar  Smith 
Do 


Do.. 


Do 

Do 

Do 

CaiarlesF.  Gerry. 


Do 

Do 

H4S.  Mflstead. 


In  eharge  of  statis- 
tics and  ac- 
counts. 


.db.. 


.do.. 


Attome; 


(chief 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


....do 

Attorney  (exam* 
iner). 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do 

.do 


.do.. 


.do. 
-do. 
.do. 
.do. 


do 

do 

Disbursing  clerk . 


Ann  Arbor,   Mloh.-Chlcago, 
Di  -New  York,  N.  Y. 


New  York,  N.  Y.-Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.-ChioBgo,IlL 


.do.. 


Ann  Arbor,  Mich 

New  York,  N.  Y.-Ann  Arbor, 

Mich.-Philadelphia,     Pa.- 

AUantic  aty,  N.  J. 
New  York,  N.  Y.-Ann  Arbor, 

Mich.-Detroit,  Mich. 
AUantIc    City.    N.    J.-New 

York,  N.  Y.-Ann  Arbor, 

Mich. 
New  York,  N.  Y 


Chicago,  lU 

NewYork,N.Y. 
....do..... 


Detroit,  Bfioh.-Chicago.  Rl . . . . 

Chicago,  ni.-Buflalo,  N.  Y.- 
Wimamsport,  Pa.-Philadel- 
phia,  Pa.-New  York,  N.  Y. 

Kansas  City,  Mo.-Aberdeen, 
S.  Dak.-St.  Paul,  Minn.-St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

Jaokaonyille,  Fla 

Memphis,  Tenn.-Paducah, 
Ky.-Louisyille,  Ky.-Dan- 
viUe,  Ul.-Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Qiicago,  Rl 


Omaha.  Nebr. 
Demont, '^ 


Richmond,  Va 

Cincfamati,  Ohio 

(Chicago,  lU.-Janesville,  Wis.- 
Milwaukee,  Wis.-Duiuth, 
Minn.-Minneapoli8,  Minn.- 


Bluemont,  Va 

Atlanta.  Ga.-New  Orleans, 
La.-Snievei>ort,  La.-Little 
Rock.  Ark.-Kansas  City, 
Mo.-Omaha,  Nebr.-La  Salle, 
Rl.-Chicago,  Rl. 

New  York,  N.  Y.-Philadel- 
phia,  Pa. 

Pottsville.  Pa 

Buffalo,  N.  Y 

Norfolk,  Va 

St.  Louis,  Mo.-Kansas  City, 
Mo.-Salt  Lake  City,  Utah.- 
San  Francisco,  (}al.-Lo8  An- 
geles, (}al.-Phoenlx,  Aris.- 
Pnescott,  Arit.-El  Paso, 
Tex.-Amarillo,  Tex.-Fort 
Worth,  Tex.-San  Antonio, 
Tex.-Beaumont,  Tex.-New 
Orleans,  La. 

Chicago,  111 

Toledo,  Ohio 

New  York,  N.  Y 


(Consultation,  com- 
mittee on  statis- 
tics. Consultation 
otf  telegraph  ac- 
counts. 

Consultation,  com- 
mittee on  State 
distribution  of  op- 
erating expenses. 
Consultation,  ad- 
dition and  better- 
ment work,  Mis- 
souri, K^n^flk^  A 
Texas  Ry.  Co. 

Conference,  commit- 
tee on  express  ao- 
oounts. 

Constructive  work. . 

Consultation,  Com- 
mittee on  Ac- 
ooonts. 

(Consultation  on  tel- 
egraph accounts. 

Consultation,  (Com- 
mittee on  Claims 
and  Accounts. 

Taking  testimony. . . 


....do 

....do 

Investigation  of  sus- 
pension of  ad- 
vance rates. 

Taking  testimony. . . 

.....do 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do.. 


....do. 
....do. 
...-do. 
....do. 


....do 

....do 

Investigation  hi  con- 
nection with  re- 
manufacture  of 
tyi)ewriters. 


Amount. 


tl01.15 


87.96 


103.45 


4«.50 
9S.2S 


60.88 
82.30 

22.50 

88.50 
58.55 
24.00 


191.50 
138.15 


179.10 


85.80 
140.05 


75. 00 

32.00 
48.00 
177.31 


8.00 
900.66 


73.80 

27.24 

81.26 

15.50 

464.25 


58  50 
53.30 
26.00 


Left  Washtaigton  prior  to  June  30, 1911;  letumed  subsequent  to  Jane  30, 1911;  oontinuous  trip. 


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Statement  showing  the  travel  0/  aU  officuUa  and  employeet  (piker  than  epeeuU  Cfgents, 
inapectonf  or  emphueee  who,  in  the  discharge  of  their  tegular  duUeSy  are  required  to 
eonsUmtly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  bigness  from  Washington  to  points 
outside  the  District  of  Columhia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


NaoM. 


Titie, 


Destination. 


Work. 


AnomiL 


H.8.MllstaMl. 

SOm  H.  8mlth. 
Do 


Dtabanliig  dork . 


Attorney., 
....do.... 


Do 

Do 

do 

do 

Do 

.  ..do 

Do 

do 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

Do 

Arthnr  B.  Pugh.. 


!>•.. 


...do 

Attorney  (exuni- 

MT). 

....do 


Do 

do..... 

Do 

Henry  Thortel^ . . .. 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

John  ff.  Barchinorft. 

do 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

AftlnirB.]laekley 


..do. 


Do.. 
Da.. 


.do. 
.do. 


D« 

Do........ 

Wvd  Piuut J  • 
Do 


..do. 
..do. 
..do. 
..do. 


New  York.  N.Y. 


Clevelend.  Ohio-Chicago,  m.- 
FhlladelphJa,  Pa. 

New  Yorlf  N.  Y.-Hardwlck, 
Vt.-Bifflington.  Vt-Albany , 
N.  Y.-Cleveland,  Ohio. 

New  York,  N.Y 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.-ClDotnnati. 
Ohlo-Coulsville.  Ky .-Tole- 
do, Ohio. 

Louisville,  Ky .-Atlanta,  Oa.- 
Maoon,  Oa.-Savannah|  Oa. 

New  Orleans,  La.-Atianta, 
Ga.-Darham,  N.  C. 

Richmond,  Va.<-8avannali,  Ga. 

Savannah.  Oa 

Kalelgh,  N.  C-Dorham,  N.  C. . 

Pensaoola,  FIa.-Atlanta,  Oa.- 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

MUwaukee,  Wis.  -  Madison, 
Wis.  -  IC&ineapolis,  IChin.- 
I>nluth,    Minn. -Portland, 

Noi%,  Va.-C!harlotte,  N.  C- 
Charteston,  S.  C-Angnsta, 
Oa.-Birmtaigham,  Ala.-Llt- 
tla  Bock,  Ark.-Oklahoma 
City,  Okla.  -  Chattanooga, 
Tenn.  -  Nashville,  Tenn.- 
Cairo  Jll.-Indianapoli8,  Ind. 
Ind.-Fort  Wayne  Jnd.-Cin- 
dnnati,  Ohio -Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

Norfolk.  Va 

Ashland,  Ky. 

Chicago,    uL  -  MlnDoapoUs, 

Chicago,  Dl 

NewYork,N.T 

Atlanta,  Ga.-New  Orleai]s,La. 

Tqpeka,  Kaos.-St.  Louis,  Mo.- 
Chicago,  ni. 

NewYork.N.Y 

Chicago,  111 

Memphis,  Tenn.  -  Honston, 
Tex.-Galveston,  Tex.-Phoe- 
nlx,  Arix.-San  Francisco, 
Cal. 

8cranton,Pa.-Pitt8burgh,Pa.- 
Akron,  Ohio-ChicinnatI, 
Ohio-lBdlanapolis,  Ind.- 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind.-Cedar 
Rapids,  lowa-Des  Moines, 
Iowa-Sioux  City,  Iow»- 
Omaha,  Nebr.  -  Lincoln, 
Nebr.-Hastings,  Nebr.-Den- 
ver,  Colo.-Chicago,  HI. 

Scranton.  Pa 

Chicago,  Ill.-St.  Louis,  Mo.- 
Kansas  City,  Mo.-Salt  Lake 
City,  Utah-San  Francisco. 
Cia.-LM  Angeles,  CaL-El 
Paso,  Tex.-San  Antonio, 
Tex.  -  Laredo,  Tex.  -  Fori 
Worth,Tex.-Hoa8ton  Tex.- 
New  Orleans.  La. 

Columbus,  Ohu).. 

New  York,  N.  Y 

QU'cago^  'ili'-^ait  L^ke  City* ' 
Utah-Los  Angeles,  CaL- 
St.  Paul,  Minn.-WatertowB, 
S.Dak.-Mimieapoli8,  Minn.- 
Boston,  Mas8.-New  York, 
N.Y. 


Auditing  accounts 
of  oontraoton  for 
stenographlo  work. 

In  conneockm  with 
cases  in  court 

....do 


....do.... 
— do.... 


....do. 
....do. 


..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 


....do 

Ticking  testimony., 


do.. 


fad  00 

87.40 
86.81 


10.00 
8LS6 


U4.46 
108.46 

66.38 

10&60 
8a05 
Ua85 

13.60 
ULJA 


.do.. 

.do., 
.do.. 

.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 

.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.QO. .■•••• 


.do. 

.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


37.00 
87.60 
107.60 

01.70 
38.00 
147.86 
161.05 

18.35 
68.50 
337.40 


384.16 


48.70 
418.86 


60.60 
37.60 
86.80 
481.80 


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6  TBAVELINO  EXPISKSES/ IKTSBSTATE  CX)MMEBOfi   OOTtllKTBBl 

Statement  showing  the  tmvd  of  aU  officiah  and  trnfl/oyats  (other  iktxn.  special 
inspectors,  or  employees  who,  in  the  discharge  of  Aeir  regular  duties,  ^ture  req\ 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  from  WasMn^tan  tc 
outside  the  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  1921 — Con 


Name. 


Title. 


DeBttnatioiL 


Work- 


Ward  Prooty., 


Do. 
Do. 


AttoRi«f  (emnl- 
owr). 
.do. 


.do. 


Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


.do., 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


Perry  Andenon. . 
Do 


.do. 
.do. 


Do., 
Do., 


do. 

..do. 


MaxO.  Loceni...., 


Asodate  statMl' 
dan. 


Do., 


.do. 


O.P.Boyli. 


Da.. 


Attocney   (exam- 
iner). 


.do. 


Do 

Fepdliiand  I. 
malt 

Do 

Do 


.do. 
.do. 


...do. 
...do. 


Do.. 


.do. 


Do. 
Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Allan  P.  Matthew. 


City, 
Oolo*.- 


Ghloago.   Ill.~Kaiiaas 

Mo.-St.  Loais.  Mo. 

BoatoiiyMaM. 

PoeCto,    Colo.-flalt    ^.i»< 

City,  Uteh-Beattle.  Wash. 

Taoomft,    Waib.-Portland 

Ortg, 
OalveBtoii,  Tex.-Hoa0ton,Tex. 

N«wYoik,N.Y 

....do..... 

NewYoik,    N.    T.-Boston, 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Memphis,  Tetm.-KaiiMe  City, 
Mo.-T(mdk»,  Kao8.-Pitt8- 
burdi.  Pa. 

Philadei^pliia,  Pa.-8oiitti  Betb- 
lehem,nPa.-New  York,  N. 
Y.-<naiemoiit.N.J. 

NewYort:,N.Y 

Mihrankee.  Wia.-Mimieai»Ui, 
MimL-Albeit  Lea,  M&n.- 
Fort  Dodise,  Iowa-«ioiiz 
City,  lowar^Dea  MoIimb, 
fow»^oplin,  Mo.-Oklaho- 
ma  City,  OlEla.-St.  Loais, 
Mo.-l400nvlI]e,B>.-CiiKi» 
nati,  Ohio-IndlanapoUe, 
Ind. 

AtlantlD  City,  N.  J 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


Philadelphia,  Pa.. 


Attending  meeting 
of  Railway  Ao- 
ooontinf  Offloera' 
AaKidadott  com- 
mittee. 

Gathering  data  rel- 
ative  to  diwiflca- 
tion  and 
tion  of 


Charlotte,  N.  C.-<36hmibia, 
B.  C-Ancoata,  Qa.-Atlanta. 
Gs.'Oiattaiiooca,  Tenn.- 
HuntsvUle,  Aia.-Btaming- 
ham,  A]a.-Merldlan,  MteT- 
Tupelo,  MiaB.-Qrenada, 
Mi8i.-Vickibarg,  Misa.- 
^    La.-New  Or- 


ezpenecB. 
TattDgtwtl 


Norfolk,  Va.-Atlanta,  Oa.- 
Maoon,  Qa.-BirmlTigham, 
A]a.-Meridian,  Miai.-New 
OrteamL  La.-kobile.  Ala.- 
NaahrlBe,  TemL-uender- 
■cm,  Ky.-dt.  Lonia,  Mo.- 
Kanaaa  City.  Mo.-Great 
Bend,  KaDs.-PoeMo,  Cok>.- 
Denver,  GDlo.-Chleago.  HI.- 
BniErio!  N.  Y.>UtS;if .  Y.- 
New  York.  N.  Y.-Phfla- 
deiphia,  Pa. 

NewYork.N.Y 

Cleveland,  OhS»-T  o  I  e  d  o , 
Ohlo>€hiGago,  ID.-KanaBa 
City,  Mo. 

Baltimore.  Md 

PhOadelpbia,  Pa.-New  York, 
N.  Yi^Boaton,  Mafls.-Ban- 

Chicago.  in.-Iteno.  Nev.-fian 
Frandno,  Cal.-Fhoeniz, 
Arii.-New  Orleans,  La. 

Rktenand,Va 

Plttabon^,  Pa.-Ph]]adelphia, 
Pa.>BoetOtt.  Ma8s.-Laining, 
Midi. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.  -  Bnflak), 
N.  Y.-Detrolt,  Mldi.-<:!hl- 
cago,  m.-MUwaukee,  WIs.- 
oSkosh.  —    ^" 


21. 


asa: 


144. « 


.do. 
.do. 


mas 
iai4 


Wis. 


,  Wls.-MenoiBtaMS, 


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TBAVBLIKO  SlIFKNSBSy   IKTEBSTATE  OOMMEBGE  GOMMIBBtOK.         7 

Statement  shounng  the  travel  of  all  offieiaU  and  empl&yeet  {other  than  $peeial  agenti^ 
ingpeetors,  or  emploveee  who,  in  the  discharge  of  their  regular  duHu,  are  required  to 
eonetantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  omeial  bueineee  from  Washington  to  pointe 
ouieide  t&  DiOriet  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  gear  ending  June  SO,  7911— Oontiiitted. 


Num. 


Title 


DertinatiozL 


Work. 


Amount* 


Harry  C.  Eddy.. 


Bpeetel  iffBiit... 


JoluiT.lUNlinid 


AttoniBy.. 


Do. 
I>0., 

I>0. 

Do. 
Do., 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Do., 
Do. 


Do.. 
Do.. 


.do., 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


Do., 
Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Do 

....jdo 

Do 

do. ........... 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do............ 

Do 

do 

O.  B.Me€Miity.... 

Do 

Bdwvd  L.  Pugh.. 


Oonfldenttal  derik 

....do .7 

CUef  DlTUon  of 
AoddcntB. 


Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


AHanttoCtty.N.J 


Tofor  MAS  Ron,  Vs.-Al8iaii- 
drte,  V».-MoQBi  Vemoti,  Va. 


Boeton  JIa8B.*Woroe8ter,  Mub. 


BeUeionte,  Pa , 

Pittsbarfd^.  Pft.-Cliicago,  HI 

(%lca».lli 

PhOadBlphia,  Pa , 

Cbloago,  in.-Oklahoiiia 
0]d8.-Oahrestoii,     Tex.-] 
Pmo,  Tex.-DenTer.  Colo.- 
Bait  Lake  City,  Utab-8e- 
attie,  Wfl8h.-Portiand,Oieg. 

BaitiiiiotB,Md ....?.. 

St.  lobiBlMiry,  Vt-Burling- 

ton,  Vt.-N«w  York,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,     m.-Fort     Smith, 

Ark.-St  Loois,  Mo. 
Philadetphia,  Pa 


Attondlng 
tion  of  American 
Street  it  Inter- 
urban  RaUway 
Aeeoeiatioitt. 

Appraising  valne  of 
Alezendria  and 
Mount  Vernon 
Electric  R.  R. 

In  connection  with 
eases  belore  the 
commission. 

....do 

do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


new  York,  N.  Y^Philadel- 
phia,  Pa.-Chi»go,  III. 

OalTQston,  TBx.-HoaBton, 
Tex. 

Biatimora,Md 

New   York,   N.   Y^Boston. 


....do 

Investlintioil  of  in- 
formal complaint 
.....do 

In  nmnectian  with 
cases  befotB  the 
commissioa. 

....do 


.do. 


....do... 
....do... 


ni 

jhia,Pa 

New  York,    N.    Y.-Boston, 


Baltimore,  Md 

Chicago.  Ill 

New   York,   N.   Y.-Boston, 

Ma8s.-Portland,  Me. 

Ocean  Gtty,Md 

MbDtgomery.  Ala.-Atlanta,  Qa. 
Trenton,     N.     J.— Martins 

Creek,  N.  J.— Newark,  N.  J. 


Trenton,  N.J. . 

do 

LoulsTflle,  Ky. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 

.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


HnntSTille,  Ala 

St.  Paul,  lllBn.-Des  Moines, 

lowa-Chicacp,  SI. 
Chicago,  I]l.-4an    FrsDdsoo, 

Cal. 
LeaTcnwoith.  KaaB.-K]aBsas 

aty,  Mo.-flbrtngfleld,  Mb. 

andnnati,  Omo 

Fort    Worth.    Tex.-K]aBsas 

aty,  Mb.^CbMtenatt,  Ohio- 

Mayarine,  Ky.-Fort  Soott, 

OolumbQs,  Ohio 

San  Antonlq.  Tex 

Richmond,  Va 

Huntington.  W.  Va.-Top^ 
Kans.-Oklahoma  City, 
0kla.-0uthrie,0kIa.-Tul8a, 
0kIa.-St.  Louis,  Mo.-In- 
dlanapollB,  Ind. 

Trenton,N.  J 

Fort  Smith,  Ark 


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33106 
7100 
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607.36 


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66.66 


106.66 
17.60 


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63.80 

73.60 
a60 
63.66 

7.00 

63.60 

•47.70 

laoo 
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37.36 
13.76 
00.00 

63.80 
m.60 

3B8L60 

U140 

43.00 
313.66 


40.10 
117.86 

U.60 
168.71 


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TRAVEUNQ  EXPENSES,   INTEBSTATE   CX)MMEBC£   COMMISSION. 


Statement  thowing  the  travel  of  all  offieiaU  and  emnlayeea  {other  than  special  offenU, 
inepectarst  or  emploueee  who,  in  the.  diecharge  of  their  regular  "hUieet  are  reqwed  to 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  butineu  from  Washington  to  points 
outside  the  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  gear  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


Name. 

Title. 

Destination. 

Work. 

Amount. 

wnftwH  p.  nnrland 

do 

T*»»il«dHphla,  Pa..... 

Blook«eignal  invea- 

fl2r00 

Do 

NewYork,N.Y 

Detroit,    Mi6h.-Ann  Arbor, 

Grand  Baplds^lfich. 
Detroit,   MSdL-Ann   Arbor, 

17.75 

Do 

do. ............. 

do 

80LO8 

Do 

.....do....  •••.*... 

SDL  88 

Mioh. 

Jean  Faol  Mailer... 

Senior  derk 

CShioago,  Dl 

Inoonneotion  wtth 
advance  rate  oases. 

79.80 

Do    

do 

NewYork.N.Y 

New  York,  N.  Y.-<3ilcago,  Dl . 
Chicago,  m 

do 

81.90 

Do 

do 

199.80 

Do 

do 

do 

84.00 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

7&00 

J.E.Ansher 

Chief     inspector, 
houn  of  service. 

do 

Investlgathm,  houn 
service. 

66.00 

Do 

do 

Baltimore,  Md.-Fhlladelphia, 
Pa..NorthPhi]adelphiarPa.- 
Tioga,  Pa.-Harrisbarg.  Pa.- 
Wifliamsp«rt,    Pa. -Look- 
haven,    Pa.-T7rone,    Pa.- 
Altoona,    Pa.  -  Pittsbnrdi, 
Pa. - Youngstown,    Ohio- 
CtovelandT^Ohlo  -  Toledo, 
Ohio  -  Logansbort.     Ind.  - 
Danville,  IlL-Decatnr.  DL- 
St.  I^tits.  Mo.-SedaUa,  Mo.- 
Parsons.      Kans.-Deni8on 
Tex. -Fort  Worth,   Tex.- 
Teague,      Tex.  -  Houston, 

do 

2B.22 

Tex.-Oalveston,  Tex. 

Dp 

do 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa-Chicago, 
111. 

Richmond.     Va.-Charlottes- 
vffle,  Va.-Clifton  Foroe,  Va.- 
Hhiton,W.Va.-HmiUzigton, 

...  ..QO.... •.••..«... 

18.80 

Do 

do 

do :.... 

201,10 

W.  Va.-Ashland.  Ky.^in. 

cinnati,    Ohio-Covizirton, 
Kv.-Newport,    Ky.-Louis- 
viUe,  Ky.-Memphis,  Tenn.- 
Vicksborg,     Miss.-ShreTe- 
port,  La.-New  Orleans,  La.- 

Do 

do 

Atlanta,  Qa. 
Philadelphia,  Pa.-New  York, 

N.  Y. 
Denver,  Colo........ 

do 

37.10 

UlyaeBBatler 

Attorney 

In  connection  wltii 

140l46 

ca^es  in  court 

Do 

Do 

do 

^ 

Lynchburg,  Va 

Aberdeen,  Miss 

do 

do 

41.05 
77.80 

Do 

jaclcson,  'JTenn , 

do 

70.86 

Roaeoe  F.Walter.. 

do 

Memphis,    Tenn.-Vioksburg. 

Miss. 
Huntington,  W.  Va 

do 

108.00 

Do 

do 

do 

47.48 

Do 

do...... 

Cincinnati,  Ohio-Dayton, 
Ohio. 

00l82 

Do 

do 

MUwaokee,  Wis.-Chicaflo,  Dl.- 
Cincinnati.  Ohio.-Ashland, 

Cincinnati,    Ohio-Indianapo- 

 do 

117.81 

Do 

do 

do..  ..••.. ...... 

60.71 

lis.  Ind. 

Do 

... .  .QO.  ...■■•..•■• 

EnoxvUle,  Tenn.-Milwaakae, 
Wi8.-Fargo,  N.  Dak. 

^ 

164.46 

Do 

do 

Helena.  Mont 

do............. 

196.66 

Do 

do 

Grand    Rapids.    Mkh.-EaBt 
Jordan,lSoh. 

do 

».S 

Do 

do............ 

Bioox  Falls.  8.  Dak.-fialt  Lake 
City.  Utah. 

do..... ......... 

25L20 

Do 

do 

Tulsa,  Okla 

do 

106.20 

Do 

do 

Jackson,  Miss 

Indianapolis,  Ind 

Fargo,  IsLDak 

do 

do 

100.60 

Do 

do 

6160 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

106.80 

Monroe  C.  List 

Deadwood,  8.  Dak.-Chadron, 

:::..dS::. :::;::::::: 

106.10 

Do 

do 

S.Dak. 
Helena,  Ark.-Atlanta,  Qa..... 
Pittsbiireb.  Pa.-ScranUm.  Pa.. 

do 

115.80 
110.04 

Do 

do.....-.---. 

....  do 

Do 

do 

Selma.  Ala 

do 

88.11 

Do...::::::::.. 

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Little  Hock,  Ark.-Waoo.  Tex.- 

do  

300.50 

St.  Lonis,  Mo. 

Do 

do 

Atlanta,  Ga.-Oolumbua»  Qa... 

do 

91.01 

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Statement  thawing  the  travel  of  dU  offieiah  and  emvloyeee  {other  than  special  agents, 
inspeetori,  or  emploueee  who,  in  the  discharge  of  tneir  regular  duties,  are  required  to 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points 
outtidethe  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO ,  79^i~<]/ontinued. 


Title. 


Destination. 


Work. 


Amount 


Monroe  a  Lirt.. 


Attorney. 


Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 
Do.. 


.do. 


.do. 
.do.. 
.do.. 


Do 

do 

Do 

go 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

Walter  N.  Brown. . 
Do 

do 

do 

Do 

do 

Do 

do 

Bonry  L.  West.. 


District    railway 
ooiHiniasiongr. 


Ala.-Tu8oaloosa, 
Ala.-Xtlanta,  Oa.-8ocial  Cii^ 
ole,  Oa.-Parker8burg,  W.  Va. 

Fort  Smith,  Ark.-5tilwell, 
Okla. 

Bfrmin^iam,  Al«.-Fort  Smith, 
Ark.-Xittle  Rook,  Ark. 

Helena  Ark.-Blrmlngham, 
Ala. 

Gedar  Rapids,  Iowa.-Iowa 
City,  Iowa.-Albert  Lean, 
MInn.-Iowa  Falls,  Iowa.- 
Detroit,  Mich.-Port  Huron, 
Mich. 

Carson  City,  Ney.-Reno, 
Nev.-Helena,  Mont.-Port- 
land,  Oreg. 

Deadwood,  8.  Dak 

Birmingham,  Ala 

Norfolk,  Va.-Oreen8boro, 
N.  C.-Winston-Salem, 
N.  C.-Cohimbus,  Ohio. 

Parkersburg,  W.  Va 

Shreveport,  La 

Aberdeen,  Mias.-New  Or- 
leans, La.-OreenviIle, 
S.  C.-Newbern,  N.  C- 
Kinston,  N.  C. 

Marquette.  Mich 

Atlantic  City,  N.  J 


In  connection  with 
in  court. 


...do.. 
...do.. 
...do... 
...do... 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


....do 

Attending  oonven- 
tkm  of  American 
Street  it  Intar- 
urban     Railway 


Tbos.  W.  Smith... 
AlbvtH.Looow. 

OHiBaallKant... 


....do... 

Attorney   (( 

iner). 
Clerk... 


....do 

Chicago,  HI., 


Do.. 
Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Philadelphia,  Pa.-Phillips- 
burg,  N.  J.— Scranton,  Pa.— 
Binfl^iamton,  N.  Y.— Hor* 
neU,  N.  Y.-Bufrato,  N.  Y.- 
Ctoveland,  Ohio-Cdum- 
bus,  Ohio— Newark,  Ohio— 
Wheding,  W.  Va.— Grafton, 
W.  Va.-Cciinberland,  Md. 

Fort  Smith,  Ark 


JobnF.Brissia.... 
AiDhibaid  H.  Moi^ 


Do. 
Do.. 


Senior  clerk. 

.....d0..««.a 

....do 


Mamphto.  Tenn.— Fort  .Smith, 
Art-Little  Rock,  Ark.- 
Birmin^ianLAla. 

New  Yori,  N  Y 

Atlantic  City,  N.  J 


.do. 


Chicago,  Jll 

New  York,  N.Y.. 


Do 

W.J.LcrtcrSli... 


do 

Junior  clerk.. 


Do.. 
Do.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Boston.  Mass 

Albany,  N.Y 


Atlantic  City,  N.J 

Chkiago,  ni.-Colombus,  Ohlo- 
Fhl&deiphla,  Pa. 


do 

Taking  testimony. . . 

Making  inspection  of 
railway  equip- 
ment to  obtam 
practical  ezperi- 
enoe  prior  to  court 
work. 


In  conneetkm  with 

cases  in  court. 
....do 


Investigatine  Juris- 
diction of  water 
cazriers. 

Conference  with 
electric  raihoad 
offioen. 

Conlereoce  with  ex- 
aminers. 

Conference   with 
electiio  raOroad 
officers, 
do. 


Investigating  filing 
system  and  form 
of  reports  used  by 
locomotive  bofler 
inspection  divi- 
sion.of  New  York 
Public  Service 
Commission. 

Attendhig  Master 
Medlines'  Con- 
vention. 

Investigation  in  con- 
nection with  the 
method  of  making 
and  flUng  reports 
of  taispeotions  of 


018.65 

128.76 
I7L90 
ML  11 
12X71 


S78.86 


120116 
7a  40 
82180 


66.00 
107.45 

igai6 


tt&80 
2a  86 


ia86 

6aL60 


114.80 


117.10 
149.00 

4L66 

27.20 

67.00 
28.00 


36.50 
80.60 


88.10 
02.46 


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Statement  Mhounng  the  travel  of  aU  offieiale  and  emnhyeee  (other  than  epeeial  jagenU, 
inepecton,  or  employees  who,  in  the  discharge  of  their  reffular  dutxee^  are  required  to 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  potrUs 
otUside  the  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Ckmtinued 


Name. 


Title. 


DeetinatJon. 


Week. 


▲mount. 


Jene  D.Newton... 
Do 


Junior  cled[. 
do 


R.  Wirt  Washing- 


Frank  W.White.. 


Clerk.. 


....do....... 


Onunel  P.  Walker. 

OilnDaTto 

Arthur  A.  Topping. 

Arthur  H.Fergi]8anc 
Edward  1.  Stowers. 
Clarenoe  L.  Kaol- 
beck. 

J.  H.  Nail 

Morton  T.  May..... 
William  8.  Uaeng.. 
JohnM.  MUlner... 
John  A.  Olessner.. 
Hiram  D.  Hamer., 

George  D.  Gamble. 

Herman  J.  Lange... 
Jonas  E.Clark.... 

Wm.  J.  Flood 

JohnG.  Danlop..., 
Edward  J.  Taylor. 

WintemnteW. 
Sloan. 

Cha8.F.  fimUh 

Do 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 


....do 

Junior  derk.. 
....do , 


.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


-do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


Charles  F.  Thomas . 


Underderk . 


Do.. 


.do.. 


obn  C.  C.  Pattcfw 
son. 

Walter  B.OaUahcr. 


Roy  B.ShaTer.... 

Do 

Daniel  8.  Van  Bw- 

Urk. 
John  A.  Mnnson.. 

Do 


Clerk , 

JusJor  clerk. . 


..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 

..do.. 
..do.. 


Do 

Do 

Edgar  M.Bbert. 

Richard  T.Eddy. 

Do :. . 

Ralph  H.  KbnbaU. 
George  V.  Levering 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


New  York,  N.  Y^FhUadel- 
phia,  Pa.-Glnclnnatl,  Ohk>. 

Cincinnati.  01Uo-6t.  Paul, 
Minn. 

New  York,  N.  Y.-Philadel- 
phia,  Pa.-Cincinnati  Ohio- 
BtTPaul,  Minn. 


inyestiga* 


Salt  Lake  City.  Utah.. 


San  Franeisoo,Cal..M 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

San  Frandaoo,  Cal.-Los  An- 
geles, Cal. 

..!.do 

San  Fiancisoo,  Cal 

Portland.  Oreg 


Bjnpiess 
dooi. 

CompOing  statis- 
tics—Interm  o  un- 
tain  Rate  case. 

Express  investiga- 
txmi  andoompimig 
statistics— Inter- 
mountain  Rate 
oase. 

Compiling  statis- 
tics —  utennoun- 
tain  Rate  ease. 

....do 

....do 

....do......... 


St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Omaha,  Nebr 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

Portland,  Oreg 

do 

San  Frandsoo,  Gal.-Los  An 

geles,Cal. 
ErPa80.Tez.-Presoott,  Aris.- 

San  mndsoo,  Cal. 

St.  Paul.Mlnn 

Omaha.  Nebr.-St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Denver,  Colo 

San  Frandsoo,  Cal 

San  Frandsoo,  Cal.>PCrtland, 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 

.do. 
.do. 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Oreg. 

m  Frandsoo, 


Cal. 


San 


Denver,  Colo.-St.  Paul,  Minn. 
New  York,  N.  Y.-Philadd- 
phia,Pa. 

Ban  Fcaodaoo,  Gal 


.do., 
.do.. 


....do 

Assisting  speeia 
agent   in   investi- 
gation. 


Philaddphia,Pa.. 


New  York,  N.  Y^PhOadel- 
^ia.  Pa.-Cindnnaa  Ohic^- 
StrPauL  Minn. 

Ctaidnnatl.  Ohto 


Mobile,  Ala.-WhisUer,  Ala. 

Philaddphia,  Pa 

.....do 


tain  rate 

Assisting  in  exami- 
nation of  earrlers* 
aooounts. 

Express  Inyestlga- 
tion. 


Assisting  in 

taiationofoarrlers' 

accounts. 

....do 

....do 

...-do 


St.  Louis,  Mo 

Bluefleld.  W.  Va.-VIvian,  W. 
Va.-Ea8t  Vivian,  W.  Va. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

do 

New  York.  N.  Y 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


do 

Clerk 

Junior  clerk. 


Georee 


H.  KoQO.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Do 

Roland  M.  Brown. 


....do 

Under  oleik. 


Essex.  N.  Y 

New  Orleans.  La 

Boston,  MfHW 

Newburyport,  Mass.;  Boston, 

Mass.;  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Chicago,  HI 

Jadkaonrille,    Fla.;    Kiaights 

Key  Dock,  Fla.       ^^ 
Chicaeo,  HI.;  Cbioimttti,  Ohk>. 
Plttsborgh.  Pa. 


....do 

....do 

Stenographic 
fees, 
do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 

.do. 
.do. 


..do.... 
..do.... 


1  Left  Washington  prior  to  June  SO,  1911;  returned  sahseqaeot  to  June  10, 19U;  oootinQoiis  trip 


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Staiement  showing  the  travd  of  all  offieiaU  and  emphyeei  {other  than  special  agents, 
inspertors,  or  emplouees  who,  in  the  dikharge  of  their  regular  dutieSj  are  required  to 
constantly  travel)  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points 
outside  the  District  of  Colurnbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1911 — Gontmued. 


Name. 

Title. 

Deatliistkm. 

Work. 

Amoont 

Ftwlflriok  O.  Raeb- 

Under  dark 

do 

...  .do. ........... 

PhHutfl^llla   P|^ 

Stenographic    aerv- 

loe. 

do 

do 

tflD. 

Do 

Oilb«t  I.  Jackaon.. 

San  Fnnciaoo,  CaI 

New  York,  N.Y 

S67.80 
682.75 
46i80 

Do 

.....do.. .......... 

do 

04.80 

Do 

.....do. ..•••..... 

:':::S:;:;;;:::::::::""::;:: 

do 

40. 2S 

Do 

do 

tfamm.  Gil.,  

do 

166.00 

AilMr  H.  TiMtlHM^ 

do........... 

St.  Loola,  Mo.;  New  Orleans. 

La. 
Mobile.  A.la 

do 

261.00 

omn. 
Do 

.  184.00 

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Sd  Session. 


HOUSE  OF  EEPRESENTATIVES.  j  Document 

t    No.  191. 


PROPERTY  IN  CHARGE  OF  SERGEANT  AT  ARMS. 


USTTEB  FBOM  THE  SBBOBANT  AT  ABMS  OF  THE  HOTTSB  OF 
BEPBSSBNTATIVES  SUBMITTING  A  LIST  OF  THE  PEOPEBTY  IN 
HI8  CHABQE  DBCBMBBB  4,  1911. 


Dkbhbkb  4,  1911. 


-Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Accounts  and  ordered  to  be 
printed. 


House  of  Representatives, 
Office  of  the  Sergeant  at  Arms, 
Washington^  D.  (7.,  Decemher  J^^  1911. 
Sir:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  Congress 
approved  July  15,  1872,  '*  Defining  certain  duties  of  the  Sergeant  at 
Arms  of  the  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States,  and  for 
other  purposes,"  I  have  the  nonor  to  present  herewith  a  list  of  property 
in  my  charge  on  the  4:th  day  of  December,  1911. 

U.  S.  Jackson, 
Sergecmt  at  Arms^  House  of  Represen;tatives. 
Hod.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Bepresentatives. 


lAti  of  property  in  charge  of  the  Sergeant  at  Arms  of  the  House  of  Rqpre$entative8 

December  4, 1911, 


leafe. 

6  desks. 

1  steel  cabinet  for  checks. 

2  washstands. 
2  letter  files. 

2  leather  satchels. 
20  chairs. 

7  cuspidors. 

1  case  pigeonholes. 

1  register  stamp. 

1  smiall  stepladder. 

1  Washington  City  Directory, 

1  counter  and  shield. 

1  typewriter  desk. 

2  clocks. 

1  Remington  tyx>ewriter. 

1  mace. 

1  stooL 

1  arithometer. 

1  Webster's  Dictionary. 

I  volttme  Revised  Statutes,  1S78. 

II  check  stamps. 
1  revolver. 

1  mahogany  table. 


11  wastebaskets. 

1  coin  scale. 

750  check  books. 

2  water  filters. 

Lot  medical  supplies. 

1  couch. 

2  clothes  trees. 

1  carpet  sweeper. 

5  P^per  weights. 

1  Treasury  check  book. 

1  wood  box. 

1  change  machine. 

1  glass  screen. 

1  pencil  sharpener. 

2  brass  fenders. 
2  brass  screens. 

2  sets  shovels,  tongs,  and  poker. 
2  leather  screens. 

1  umbrella  rack. 

2  glass  wall  check  counters. 

1  mahogany  file  case  and  wardrobe. 

1  Ideal  postal  scale. 

Supply  of  letterheads,  envelopes,  ink,  etc. 


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HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Document 

\   No.  192. 


REPORT  OF  SERGEANT  AT  ARMS. 


IiSTTXB  nU>X  THl  8B&OBANT  AT  ABM8  OF  THl  KOUSX  OF  BSP- 
BS8XNTATIVXS  TBAKBMXTTZNG  A  STATXHXNT  OF  8X7X8  OF 
XONXY  DRAWN  AND  DI8BX7B8SD  FBOM  DXCIMBSB  1,  1910,  TO 
DXCXXBUt  1,  1911. 


4, 1911.*-BefeniMi  to  the  Committee  on  Aeeosnts  mad  ordered  to  be 
printed. 


Office  of  Sergeant  at  Arms, 
House  of  Repbesentatiyes  United  States, 

WashMigtan,  D.  C.^  December  4,  1911. 
Sib:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  Congress 
approved  Octooer  1, 1890,  entitled  ^'An  act  defining  certain  duties  of 
the  Sergeant  at  Arms  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  and  for  other 
purposes,"  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  statement  showing 
the  several  sums  of  mone^  drawn  by  this  office  and  disbursed  pursu- 
ant to  the  provisions  of  said  act. 
Respectiully  submitted. 

U.  S.  Jackson, 
Sergeant  at  Arms,  House  of  Hepresentatives. 
Hon.  Champ  Clabk, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


RSCSZPTB. 


Date. 

Amoant. 

1910. 
Dee.    1 

To  belaDfie 

•409,697.00 
249,126.00 

Dee.  29 

To  reqnlfitiOD 

1911. 
Jen.  ^ 

do 

249,126.00 
249,126.00 

Feb.  28 

do 

Mar.  27 

do 

249.126.00 

Apr.    0 
Apr.  27 
key    8 
June  1 

do 

160,471.92 
240,000.00 
160,000.00 
249,126.00 
249,126.00 
249,126.00 
786.00 

do 

do 

do 

June  80 

do 

July  29 

do 

Aoff.  17 
Ad|.80 
Sept  29 
0(».   81 

do 

do 

249.126.00 
249,126.00 

do 

do 

249.126.00 
249.126.00 

Nor.  29 

do 

Tt^bH 

8,701,230.58 

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REPORT  OF  SERGEANT   AT   ARM8. 

DISBURSEMENTS. 


Date. 


Amount. 


1910. 
Dec.  81 

1911. 
Jan.  81 
Feb.  28 
Mar.  31 
Apr.  5 
Apr.  6 
Apr.  29 
Mif  81 
June  30 
July  31 

^"««? 
ATlff.  81 

Sept.  80 

Oct   31 

Not.  80 


By  disbunementi. . 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Covered  into  Treasary  to  dose  account  of  retiring  Sergeant  at  Arms. . 

By  diBbursementa 

do , 


...do.  

....do 

Covered  into  TreaBtiry  to  cloee  fiscal  year  1911 . 

By  disbiusements 

....do 

.....do 

do 

By  balance   


•888,1«S.9S 


260,668.80 
229,626.80 
274,791.10 
122,600.00 
160,471.92 
111.  625.  OO 
848,409.80 
176,879.80 
248, 882. 95 
9.847.57 
818,219.24 
271,666.94 
240,909.24 
236,250.00 
388.882.88 


Total., 


8,7Ql,280.6tt 


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6Sd  Conobbss,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.  (  Document 
id  S€98tan.       \  I   No.  194. 


STATEMENT  OF  CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  DISTRICT  OF 

COLUMBIA. 


lAITBB  7&0X  THB  PBBSIDBNT  OF  THB  BOABD  OF  CCnoaBfiZON- 
BB8  OF  THB  DI8TBICT  OF  COLUMBIA  TBANSMITTINQ  A  DBTAILBD 
8TATBXBNT  OF  BZPBNDITUBB8  FBOM  APPBOPBIATION8  FOB 
OOBTZNQBNT  BXPBN8B8  OF  THB  GOVBBNMENT  OF  THB  DISTBICT 
OF  COLTTXBIA  FOB  THB  FI8CAL  YBAB  BNDINQ  JTJNB  30,  1911. 


Deoembcr  4«  1911. — ^Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Appropriations  and  ozdered  to 

be  printed. 


Qfeicb  Commissiokebs  of  District  of  Columbia, 

Washington,  Novernber  15, 1911. 
Hon.  Champ  Clabk, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 
Sm:  The  Coinmissioners  of  the  District  of  Columbia  have  the 
honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  statement  of  expenditures  made  from 
the  appropriation  for  contingent  expenses  of  the  government  of  the 
Dtstnct  of  Columbia  for  the  &cal  year  ending  June  30, 1911,  pursuant 
to  the  requirement  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  July  1,  1902 
(32  Stat.,  pt.  1,  595),  that ''  hereafter  a  report  m  detail  shdl  be  made 
to  Congress,  at  the  beginning  of  each  regular  session,  of  expendi- 
tures fn>m  the  appropnation  for  contingent  expenses  of  the  govern- 
ment of  the  District  of  Columbia  for  the  next  preceding  year. 
Very  respectfuUy, 

Board  of  Commissiokebs,  Distbiot  of  Columbia, 
By  Cimo  H.  Rudolph,  Presiaeni. 


CONTIKOXKT  EZPBNBBS  OF  THS  DiSTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA,   FISCAL  YeAB  1911. 

Detailed  itatement  oj  expendUurea  from  appropnation  Jor  contingent  expenses  oj  the  pov- 
emmerU  oJ  the  District  oJ  Columbia  Jor  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911 ,  pursuant  to 
the  requirements  ojtheactoj  Congress  approved  July  1, 1902  (St  Stat.,  596),  oeing  expenr 
dUures  made  from  the  allotments  oJ  saidjund. 

Commiwrioner  Rudolph's  allotment: 

Staticmcffy ,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding $100. 22 

Typewriter,  purchase 76.00 

Yenides,  repairs 11.10 

Foiage.... 122.40 

Stable  suDpuee 2L64 

Booksana  periodicals 20.S9 

TeJegnunsand  telephone  calls .85 

Telephone  rental 96.00 

1478.85 


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2  CX)KTIKaBirT  EXPBK6DS,  DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA* 

Commiflsioner  Johnston's  aUotawat: 

Stationery,  blank  fonns,  printing  and  binding $50. 20 

Furniture  and  fixtures— Purchase 12. 35 

RepaixB 6. 15 

Typewriters,  purchase 128.00 

Vehicles,  repairs 45.00 

Fongo.  ..*..•.•..•••*•••••••.•...•..••...•.....•....•  54. 66 

Stable  supplies 5. 40 

Car  tickets 15.00 

Books  and  periodicals 27.89 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls. 5. 01 

Telephone  rental 96. 61 

Commissio&er  Judson's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blsnkfonns,  printing  and  binding 64.82 

Oar  tickets 35.00 

BookB,  periodicals,  and  newspapers 26.50 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls 6.68 

Telephone  rental 96. 00 

Automobile  license  tags 24. 50 

Secretary  to  commissionerB'  allotment: 

SdDbonery,  blank  ibnni,  printing  and  binding 68S.06 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  repairs 8. 50 

Typewriters — 

Purchase 185.50 

Repairs 16.25 

Gar  tickets 4a  00 

Books  and  periodicals 75.11 

PubUcacts 151.07 

Type  writers ,  rent  of 12. 00 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls* 1. 76 

Telephone  rental 116.52 

Annual  report  of  commissionets 66. 63 

Auditor's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 561.85 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 79.13 

Repairs « 6.00 

Typewriters- 
Purchase 163.00 

Repairs 4. 62 

Adding  machines- 
Purchase 305.00 

Repain 1.00 

Car  tickets 10.00 

Books  and  periodicals .' 11. 15 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls 1. 40 

Travding  expenses 15. 35 

Dues,  National  Association  of  Controllers  and  Account- 
ants   10.00 

Dictograph,  rent  of 51.95 

Annual  report 17.06 

Telephone  rental 98.00 

Disbursing  officer's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 186. 24 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  repairs 13.50 

Typewriter,  purchase 63.00 

Vehicles,  purchase 180.00 

Livery t...  270.00 

Horseshoeing 12.75 

Books  and  periodicals 12.00 

Telegramsand  telephone  calls .90 

Moneybag 14.00 


1447.17 


258.60 


1,306.40 


1,335.51 


762.39 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  DISTKICT  OF  COLUMBIA.  •     8 

Aesemor^B  allotment: 

8tationei7,  blank  forma,  printing  and  binding $2, 617. 34 

Furniture,  purchase * 142.78 

Typewriter*— 

Purdiaee 245.00 

BepaitB 64.61 

Yehiclea- 

Purchase 210.00 

RepaizB 120.00 

HamesB— 

l^udiase 17.64 

Bepato 7.60 

Livery 1,332.43 

Hmeaho^ •..  121.60 

Stable  siMpfies 5.79 

Cartickeli 200.00 

Books  and  periodicals L 24.94 

Telephone  rental 148.00 

Metel  badges 212.32 

Clippinghoiee 1.60 

Annval  r^Mirt •  11.16 

Repairing  adding  machine « 2.00 


15,474.40 


Collector's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 636. 03 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  repairs 3. 60 

Typewriten,  purchase 201.00 

Vehicles,  repairs 22.05 

HamesB— 

Purchaae 3.75 

Repairs .75 

Livery 269.25 

Horseshoeing 18.75 

Stable  suppues .68 

Books  and  periodicals 12.00 

Dcfttags 174.20 

Telephone  rental 106.97 

Annual  rep<»rt 4.65 

Sinking  fund,  office  allotment: 

luting 16.00 

MisceUaneoua 1.45 

Corporation  counsel's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  formp,  pri nting  and  bind  ing 91. 97 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 88. 60 

Typewriters — 

Purchase 77.60 

Repairs .60 

Books  and  periodicals 360.10 

Car  tickets 10.00 

Telephone  rental 48.00 

Automobile  board  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  bind  ing 129. 66 

Typewriter,  purchase 77.00 

Tetogranis  and  telephone  calls .30 

Permit  divisiMi  allotment: 

Stationcoy,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 202. 15 

^ypewrilan,  repairs 1.30 


1,352.48 


17.45 


676.67 


206.86 


203.45 


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4'     .  CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  DISTBICT  OF   COLUMBIA. 

Municipal  architect's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blimk  forms,  printing  and  binding $140. 45 

Drafting  material  and  supplies .52 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase. 45. 44 

Typewriters,  purchase 82.00 

Book^  and  periodicals 8. 50 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls .10 

Telephone  rental 48. 00 

Chief  clerk  of  engineer  department's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 650. 96 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 113. 76 

Typewriters- 
Purchase 83.18 

Repairs 4.01 

Ice 48.71 

Books  and  periodicals 154. 25 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls .85 

Automobile  licenses  tags 1 27.50 

Annual  report 68.92 

> 

Superintendent  of  District  Building's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 85. 75 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 53. 48 

Car  tickets 10.00 

Books  and  periodicals 5. 00 

Building-inspection  division  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 488. 70 

Drafting  material  nad  supplies 1. 93 

Typewriters — 

Purchase 59.50 

Repairs 5.80 

Car  tickets 260.00 

Books  and  periodicals 130. 00 

Telephone  rental 128. 00 

Bicycles,  maintenance  of 210. 00 

Plumbing-inspection  division  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 248. 20 

Drafting  material  and  supplies 2, 74 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 9. 90 

Typewriters,  purchase 69.50 

Gar  tickets 60.00 

Books  and  periodicals 12. 20 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls .33 

Telephone  rental 180. 61 

Bicycles,  maintenance  of 210. 00 

Superintendent  of  weights,  measures,  and  markets'  allotment: 
Sealer's  oflBice— 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding Ill .  30 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 15. 00 

Vehicles,  repairs 105. 80 

Harness — 

Purchase 4.20 

Repairs 15.25 

Livery 534.00 

Forage 22.58 

Horseshoeing 64.40 

Stable  supplies 9. 69 

Gas  and  electric  light 8.62 

Car  tickets 10.00 

Seals 185.50 

Miscellaneous  supplies 26.31 


$325. 01 


1, 152. 13 


154.23 


1,288.93 


793.48 


1.112.65 


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OONTINOEKT  EXPENSES,  DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA, 


Boperinteiulent  of  weighte,  meaBures,  and  markets'  allot- 
men1r--Coiitmiied. 
liarketB— 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 923. 18 

Fomitare  and  fixtures,  purchase 67.95 

Vehicles,  purchase 7.10 

Fuel 87.76 

Gas  and  electric  light 843.06 

Laundry 5.98 

Miscellaneous  market  supplies 176.58 

Repairs  to  buildings 852.19 

Pound  allotment: 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase '. 6.25 

Repairs... 3.08 

Vehicles,  repairs 20.50 

Harness,  repairs 17.60 

Forage 436.82 

Horseshoeing 139.86 

Stable  suppues 39.87 

Fuel 56.13 

Ice 4.36 

Dog  food 166.29 

Miscellaneous  supplies ;  62.80 

Repairs  to  stable 8. 46 

Surveyor's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 371. 94 

Draining  materials  and  supplies 463.99 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 90. 00 

Car  tickets 20.00 

Books  and  periodicals 21. 60 

Adding  machine 275.00 

Inaurance  department's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 580. 77 

Fumitiue  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 231.71 

Repairs 6.00 

Car  tickets 25.00 

Booksand  periodicals 18.50 

Adding  machine 477. 27 

Telegramsand  telephone  calls 5.82 

Traveling  exi^nses....^ 34. 46 

Telephone  rental 92.07 

Annual  report 347. 20 

Health  ofEicer's  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 1, 403. 72 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 152.01 

Repairs 10.27 

Typewriters,  repairs 54. 30 

Vehicles,  repairs 228. 70 

Hames»— 

Purchase 3.04 

Repairs 3.00 

Forage 141.81 

Horseshoeing 53. 00 

Stable  Buppfies 2.20 

Books  and  periodicals 96.88 

Telephone  rental 162.23 

Dues,  State  board  of  health 15.00 

Telegramsand  telephone  calls 1.07 

Laboratorv  supplies 30.46 

Electric  chronograph 58.90 

H  D— 6^2— vol  142 5 


12,063.78 


961.01 


1,242.68 


1,818.79 


2,406.68 


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•  OOimirOEKT  £1PEK8B8,  DISTRtCT  OF  OOLtTMBIA. 

Superintendent  of  aewen'  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  fonns,  printing  and  binding 1327. 14 

Diafting  material  and  supplies 337. 49 

FumituM  a&d  fixtures— 

Puwhase 32.99 

Repairs 3.00 

Typewnftem — 

Purchase L.. 70.00 

Repiin ft.  00 

Books  aad  periodicals. .90 

Car  tickets 20.00 

Traveling  expenses 11. 00 

Telephone  rental 86.00 

Superintendoit  of  street  cleaning'^  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 20L  86 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 3. 62 

Typewritere — 

Purdiase 80.50 

Repain 2.16 

Vehicles,  repairs 68. 20 

Forage 120.35 

Car  tickets 6.00 

Books  and  periodicals 3.38 

Annual  report 1 6.35 

Bngineer  of  highways'  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 624. 68 

Drafting  material  and  supplies 210. 20 

Furniture  and  fixtures,  purchase 58. 37 

Typewriters,  repairs 9. 70 

Books  and  periodicals 6.95 

Telephone  rental 85. 23 

Bicycles,  maintenance 38. 75 

Inspector  of  asphalts  and  cements'  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 141. 75 

Furniture,  repairs 28. 76 

Gas  and  electric  light 29.44 

Ice 17.28 

Car  tickets 2.00 

Laboratory  supplies 61. 58 

Laboratory  equipment 256.37 

Beard  of  charities  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  ^Minting  and  binding 146. 10 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 183.87 

Repairs '  2.28 

Typewriters— 

Purchase 84.00 

Repaiis 8.15 

Vehicles,  repairs 355. 90 

Harness — 

Purchase 76.81 

Repairs 1.00 

Forage 1,132.52 

Horseshoeing 284.25 

Stable  supplies 54. 04 

Fuel 62.52 

Gas  and  electric  light 59.44 

Laundry 14.26 

Ice 5.86 

Car  tickets 170.00 

Books  and  periodicals 16.60 

Horses,  two,  purchase  of 470.00 

Repairs  Id  stable 67.84 


1884.12 


401.41 


1,033.88 


587.18 


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COirnNOENT  EZFBKSE8,  DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Board  of  charities  allotment — Continued. 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls 10.87 

Telephone  rental 114.00 

Aimual  report 178.88 

Property  clerk's  allotment: 

Stationery ,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 805. 81 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 82.77 

Beimirs 8.37 

Typewriters,  repairs "*       13.60 

Venicles,  repairs 10. 88 

Harness,  purchase 40.00 

Forage 129.97 

Horseshoeing 9.30 

Stable  supplies 13. 83 

Car  tickets 10.00 

Bicycles,  repairs 19. 65 

Interior  telephone  and  wire  for  same 124.25 

Tel^;ramB  and  telephone  calls 1. 24 

Telephone  rental 174. 00 

1,44S,«7 

Superintendent  of  repairs'  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 123. 25 

Gas  and  electric  light 26.14 

Laundry 2.72 

Ice 14.10 

i6e.2i 

Miscellaneous  allotment: 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding 2, 239. 75 

Furniture  and  fixtures — 

Purchase 30.00 

Repairs 12.00 

Vehicles,  repairs 2. 02 

Ice 14.84 

Car  tickets,  used  in  enforcement  of  child-labor  law 115. 00 

Wire  for  dictograph 11. 50 

Dictograph  rental 89.37 

Recording  deeds 26. 30 

Damages  to  persons  and  property 698.00 

3, 238. 78 


Total  expenditures  for  fiscal  year  1911 37,093.14 

Reoapitnlation  as  to  objects  of  expenditure. 

Stationery,  blank  forms,  printing  and  binding $13, 903. 70 

Books  and  periodicals 1, 045. 34 

Annual  reports 700.  74 

Drafting  materials  and  supplies 1, 016.  87 

Copies  of  public  acts 151. 07 

$16,817.72 

Furniture  and  fixtures: 

Purchase 1,479.87 

Repairs 112.01 

1.59L88 

Typewriters: 

Purchase 1,744.68 

Repairs 179.99 

Rental 12.00 

I,93a67 

Adding  machines: 

Purchase 1,057.27 

Repairs 3.00 

1,060.27 


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8  CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  DISTBICT  OP  COLUMBIA. 

Vehicles: 

Purchase 1397.10 

Repairs 990.16 

Harness: 

Purchaae 145.44 

Repaira 46.10 

Horses,  purchase 470.00 

Horseshoeing 733. 66 

Clipping  horse 1. 60 

Livery 2,405.68 

Forage « 2,161.11 

Stable  supplies 153. 14 

17,602.77 

Car  tickets 1,017.00 

Bicycles: 

Maintenance 458. 76 

Repairs 19.66 

478. 40 

Fuel 205.40 

Gas  and  electric  light 966.69 

Laundry 22.96 

Ice 104.65 

Telephones,  rental 1, 866.  24 

Interior  telephone,  purchase 124. 25 

Dictograph,  rental 141.32 

Wire  for  dictograph 11. 60 

Telegrams  and  telephone  calls 28. 08 

2, 17L  39 

Automobile  license  tags 62. 00 

Traveling  expenses 60. 80 

Laboratory  equipment 256. 37 

Laboratory  supplies 92. 03 

348.^ 

Metal  badges,  dogta^i,  and  seals 672.02 

Dues  to  various  associations 25.00 

Electric  chronograph 58.90 

Moneybag 14.00 

Dog  food  for  pound 166.29 

Recording  deeds 26. 30 

Repairs  to  buildings 92a  49 

Miscellaneous  supplies 267.14 

Damages,  settlement  of  claims 698. 00 

Total  expenditures  for  fiscal  year  1911 37,093.14 

Appropriation  for  contingent  expenses,  1911 37, 000. 00 

Excess   of   reimbursements   over   expenditures   from    stock 
account 137.08 

37,137.08 

Expenditures  for  year  as  above  detailed 37,093. 14 

Bamnce  of  appropriation  unexpended 43.94 

37,137.08 

A.  G.  TWEEDALE, 

Auditor f  District  of  Columbitu 
OmcB  OF  Auditor,  Distbict  of  Oolxtmbia, 

November  14. 1911. 

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62i>  C0NGBE88,  )  HOUSE  OP  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Document 
Sd  Session.       f  1    No.  195. 


PUBLIC  PROPERTY  IN  THE  POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  POSTMASTER  GENERAL, 


TRANBHimNO 


A  BBPOBT  OF  FUBIJG  PBOPBBTY  OF  THB  POST  OFFZGE  DEPABTL 
HBNT,  WASHINaTON,  D.  0. 


DsGXKBXB  4,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Port  OflSce 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Post  Office  Department, 
Oftice  of  the  Postmasteb  General, 

Washington,  D.  C,  NovemJ>er  IS,  1911. 
Snt:  There  is  transmitted  herewith,  as  required  by  section  397  of 
the  Revised  Statutes,  a  report  of  the  pubhc  property  in  the  Post  Office 
Department  on  Noyember  1,  1911. 
BespectfuUy, 

Frank  H.  HrrcHcocK, 

Postmaster  General. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


Beport  of  puhKe  property,  Post  0§jct  Department,  Woikingtofu 
(Nov.  13. 1911.J 


Item 
No. 

Artletos. 

On  hand 
last  report. 

Received. 

Disposed  of. 

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1 

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28 
15 
23 
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43 
22 
15 
3 

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8 

7 

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23 

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2  PUBLIC  PAOPEBTY  IK  THE  POST  OFFICE  DEPABXMENT. 

Report  of  public  property.  Post  Office  Department,  Washington — Continued. 


Item 
No. 

Aitides. 

On  hand 
last  report. 

Received. 

Disposed  oL 

Balance  on 
hand. 

8 

Bookcases 

54 
22 
121 
45 
100 
.308 
3 
68 

5 

40 

9 

Book(*aflM,  rByolving 

17 
39 

'39 

10 

BaokRBflf^  n(M<44ftAAr. WV^ttons. . 

160 

11 

Bookracks' .                  

7 

38 

12 

Cabinets,  fiUng,  oak,  vertical,  letter units. . 

Cabinets,  card-index drawers.. 

CarriAges  and  wagons                     .               .  . 

209 
1,263 

309 

13 

4,661 

14 

3 

15 

Carpets.-. 

37 

1 

10 

105 

16 

Casnier,  Brandt's  automatic 

1 

17 

Chairs: 

Arm 

133 

233 
6 
54 
860 
204 
85 
84 

129 
9 
35 
33 
19 

146 
14 

143 

Arm,  mvolving „ , , . , 

90 

143 

Bookkeeper..  T 

22 
8 

180 
62 
22 

HI 

19 

26 

Leather-covered 

62 

RavoI  ving  _ .   _ _ , 

1,044 

Bent-woocl 

266 

Typewriter 

107 

o3a^  .:::::  ;:        :  :  :  : 

196 

18 

ChwkB: 

All  kinds 

148 

Watchman 

9 

19 

Copying  presses 

4 
16 
8 

39 

20 

Copying-prpfls  stands x 

49 

21 

Costumera  or  clothes  trees 

27 

22 

CospidorR 

Iron 

146 

Brass 

14 

Fnamel ...........    . 

600 

600 

f^'hlna 

8 

353 
11 
90 
46 
41 
178 
147 
81 
23 
55 
17 
22 
18 
L36 
166 
3 

3.300 
31 
87 

66 
16 
96 

73 
29 

42 

38 

86 

5 

2 

4 

375 

30 

188 

16 

2 

1 
1 
2 
3 
5 
80 

10 

1 
1 

4 

8 

23 

Desks: 

Flat  top,  double  pedestal 

30 
44 

392 

Flat  top,  singly  ped«»tAl 

55 

Flat  topj  square',  double 

4 
1 

86 

Roll  top'..  *. '. 

45 

Rtftnding ..    .                    

15 

56 

Table 

178 

Typewriter ,  double  pedestal 

26 
14 

173 

Typewriter,  single  pedestal 

95 

Typewriter^  rolHtop 

6 
88 

17 

34 

Desktops 

17 

25 

Dictionary  holders 

Distributtog  tables 

Piftrit^nting  fjaffffl 

1 
10 

18 

26 

32 

27 

15 
120 

3 

28 

DroDliffhtsrDortable.  desk 

16 

20 

eimwSs\^..":.  .  :::.::.::::::::::::^ 

52 

218 

30 

RlfirtTlC  flW^'ing  poft" 

3 

31 

File  boxes  on  stielves: 

Wood 

8,906 
7,888 

19,564 

11,197 

9 

Steel 

32 

File-box  lifters 

22 

33 

File  cases,  nieeonholes 



87 

34 

File  cases,  wood* 

For  wood  boxes 

55 

For  steel  boxes 

16 

35 

File  cases,  miscellaneous. 

171 

20 
.    34 

55 

267 

36 

File  cases: 

LanR. r 

01 

ijjije.. ......................... ...... 

68 

37 

FUe  cases,  steel: 

Metal  boxes 

97 

17 

146 

5 

2 

4 

375 

30 

188 

30 

2 

1 
1 
2 
8 
4 
78- 

10 

1 
1 
4 

M(>tal  drftwpTs. ..,, 

21 

38 

Laddera 

60 

39 

Lietter-sealine  machines 

40 
4} 

TiPttPT^foldinsr  machines     ,,^^-,^^---»- 

Horses      .. 

42 

Hose  rubber    feet.. 

43 
44 

45 
46 

Man  racks,  roller...... 

Motors  electric          • 

14 

Multigraphs: 

Complete    • 

Printer      .'. 

Stools  '       

Stands                    •• 

47 
48 
49 

MMICtvlp* 

1 
2 

0%^ 

Pjlters                      

50 
51 

Paper  testers 

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Item 

Articles. 

On  band 
last  report. 

Received. 

Disposed  oL 

Baliooeon 
hand. 

62 

6 
17 
106 
13 
12 
11 

3 
118 
17 

6 

48 
6 
96 
40 
20 
18 
1 
80 

56 

8 

66 

264 

200 

46 

2 

2 

442 

84 

75 

1,079 
110 

19 
112 
100 

82 

6 

53 

17 

54 

Pictures.  T 

16 
2 
3 

134 

<S5 

Fitebera.  silver-plated 

15 

56 

Portraits,  oil.... 

15 

57 

Portiftres pairs.. 

Printinff  frame  and  tniclLH    ..  .       

3 

8 

58 

8 

50 

F^iw.  «il  kinds 

5 
6 
3 

2 
6 

128 

60 

Safes 

33 

61 

Salvers,  silver  plated 

9 

62 

Scales: 

50 

Platform 

11 

63 

19 

76 

64 

Sotes,  leather  upholstered 

14 

4 

54 

65 

Stationery  cases 

33 

66 

Sweepers,  carpet 

18 

67 

Stencil  cdtten 

1 

68 

Stools 

8 
22 

81 

68 

Tables: 

Drawing 

34 

Folding 

8 

Large 

66 

Smi&l 

110 
5 
55 

364 

70 

Trays,  desk,  oak 

305 

71 

Tracks .. 

101 

72 

Twine  testers 

2 

Twine  reels ,.. 

2 

73 

Typewriters 

78 
27 
8 

520 

74 

Typewriter  stands,  or  tables 

lU 

Typewriter  tables,  swinging 

8g 

7S 

Wardrobes: 

Oak.  compartments 

1.079 

Steel, compartments... a... a x.aa.^x    . 

110 

76 

WlMh<ftAnd!t 

7 

13 

77 

Water  coolers 

23 

135 

78 

Water-cooler  stands 

12 

97 

79 

Window  poles 

6 
3 

88 

80 

Vm^VTn  cleaners 

3 

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Sd  Session.       [  \   No.  196. 


EXPENDITURES  FOR  INDIAN  SCHOOL  BUILDINGS,  ETC., 

1911. 


LETTER 

FROM 

THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

T&ANSMITTINO 

A  STATBMBNT  OF  BXPBNDITTJBBS  FOB  THE  FISCAI<  YEAB  1911 
FBOM  THE  APPBOPBIATION  FOB  «<  INDIAN  SCHOOL  BUILDINaS, 
1011." 


Dbosmbbb  4,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Gominittee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Interior 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


D^PABTMENT  OF  THE   InTEBIOB, 

Washington,  November  S7, 1911. 
Sm:  The  act  of  March  2,  1887  (24  Stat.  L.,  449,  466),  provides  in 
part  as  foUows: 

That  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  shall  report  annually,  on  or  before  the  first  Monday 
of  December  of  each  year,  in  what  manner  and  for  what  purposes  the  general  education 
fund  for  the  preceding  fiscal  year  has  been  expended  j  ana  said  report  shall  embrace 
the  number  and  kind  of  schoolhouses  erected,  and  theur  cost,  as  well  as  cost  of  repairs, 
names  of  every  teacher  employed,  and  compensation  allowed,  the  location  of  each 
school,  and  the  average  attendance  at  each  scnool. 

In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  law  (][uoted,  I  have  the 
honor  to  transmit  herewith  reports  caUed  for  therem. 
RespectfuUy, 

Walter  L.  Fisher,  Secretary. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Eepbesentatives. 


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2  EXPENDITUBES  FOB  INDIAN  SCHOOL  BUILDINGS,  ETC.,  1911. 


Statement  of  Ezfenditurbs  for  the  Fiscal  Year  1911,  from  the  Appbopriatioh 
"Indian  School  Buiuungs,  1911.*' 

[Act  of  Mar.  2, 1887  (24  Stat.  L.,  448-465).| 

Buildings f  etc,,  constructed  during  1910-11  hy  contract,  payable  from  "Indian  9thool 

buildings,  1911.'' 


Schools. 


Namber 
ofbnUd- 


Klnd. 


Bishop,  Cal 

Cben>k«e,  N.  C 

Campo.Cal 

Goloredo  River,  Arts. 

Do 

Qroenvllle,  Gal, 
KlamatI    '^ 
Otoe.  Q] 

Pima,  Arts 

Round  Valley,  Gal 

Salt  River,  Aria 

Shoehone,  Wyo.,  Crow  Heart,  and 
Shoshone  dav  schools. 

Turtle  Mountain,  N.  Dak 

Yakima,  Wash 


Day-echool  plant. 

Dormitory 

Quarters 

Sdioolhouse 

Dormitories  (cottage  type) 

Water  and  sewer 

Employees' quarters 

Gomblnation  day-school  buUdiniss . 

Schoolhouse 

Tank  and  tower 

Dormitory 

Cottages 

Quarters,  schoolhouses,  and  out- 
houses. 

Cottages 

Quarters 


Frame, 
do.. 


}...do. 
Bilek. 


Fxame. 
...do.., 
...do.. 


Frame. 
Brick.. 
Frame. 


.do. 
.do. 


16,038 
14,909 

4,32S 

35,500 
6,480 
3,784 

15,800 
8,400 
8,460 

22,300 
0,«5 
0,200 

9,200 
8»379 


151, 6U 


Statement  of  expenditures. 


Construction. 


Labor.       Material. 


Repairs. 


Labor.       Material. 


ToCaL 


Camp  McDowell  Dav  School., 

Oamp  Verde  Day  Scnool 

Colorado     River     Boarding 

School , 

Fort  Apache  Boarding  School. 

Fort  Apache  Day  School 

Havasupai  Day  School 

Kaibab  Day  School 

Leupp  Boarding  School 

Moqnl  Boarding  School 

Moqui  Day  School 

Navi^o  Boarding  School 

Chin  Lee  Boardins  School 

Pima  Boarding  School 

Pima  Dav  School 

Rice  Stanon  Boarding  School . 

San  CarkM  Day  School 

San  Xavler  Day  School 

Western    NavaJ»    Boarding 

School 


8763.25 


18.00 


S6.00 


134.08 


31,115.68 


105.58 


236.00 
8L00 


2,554.11 


540.64 

442.00 

1,46L26 

1,658.50 


4,594.90 
715.20 
750.32 


1.820.67 

143.00 
1,818.08 
2,170.01 

794.99 
3,906.95 

148.00 
1,559.78 
1,884.66 

293.42 


.,42L53 
135.00 


102.00 


43.75 
518.79 


2L85 


271.61 
580.41 

26.54 
214.40 

12.13 
1,359.63 
3,867.74 
326.21 
418.62 
810.19 
801.14 
519.54 
644.39 
140.39 

19.76 

710.61 


181,010.00 
131.96 

"**V76.'66' 


«  21.55 
*2.25 


•100.00 


Total 

CAUrOSMU.. 


44,595.94 


14,654.04 


2,833.52 


10,343.28 


1,240.76 


Bbhqp  Day  School 

Cahuilla  Day  School 

Oampo  Day  School 

Oapitan  Grande  Day  SchooL.. 

Carson  Day  School 

Fort  Bidwell  Boarding  School. 

Fort  Bidwell  Day  School 

Fort  Yuma  Boarding  School . . 
Greenville  Boardhie  School . . . 
Hoqpa  Valley  Boarding  School. 

La  XoUa  Dav  School 

MaUd  Day  School 

Martines  Day  School 


6,988.00 


4,325.00 
""'75."66 


88.75 
27.00 


164.60 


6.20 
113.37 


»20O.fi6 


34.50 


126.00 
'2*392*40 


155.50 
220.50 
960.24 


236.30 

427.21 

1,232.07 


•27.00 


202.00 


555.28 
2,782.20 

60.00 
658.70 

12.30 

1 S6S0  Interest  in  irrigation  ditch,  S360  mt 

lAdvertiMng. 

•  Land. 


1,001.86 
663.16 


2,504.41 

1,014.24 

1,457.17 

22.06 


173.87 


312.55 


•100.00 


« Rent  and  advertising. 
•Rent. 


1808.88 

1,018.00 

31,665.26 

766.90 

36.54 

4.664.18 

156.03 

5.139.88 

G. '04.75 

2,582.45 

6,085.87 

464.10 

7,386.06 

3,166.40 

2,306.08 

140.39 

14L60 

7ia61 


73,667.54 


7.373.50 

304.87 

4,325.00 

891.89 

774.31 

2.102.31 

126.00 

3,506.27 

4,615.06 

4.239.37 

82.06 

860.70 

606.22 


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EXPENDITUEES  FOB  INDIAN  SCHOOL  BUILDINGS,  ETC.,  1911. 
Statement  of  ezrperu^tcres— Continued. 


Construction. 

Repairs. 

Miscella- 
neous. 

Total. 

TAbor. 

Material. 

lAbor. 

Material. 

CAUPOBNiA— oontinned. 

183.75 
180.37 
15.00 

1300.43 
60L78 
419.27 
123.91 
1.25212 
559.27 
80.15 
9L30 
381.38 

"Vieaoo* 

138418 

PAla  Dav  School'            

$1,023.83 

11,264.53 

3,189.61 

PfK^hmira  Pay  Schnnl  ^ 

434  27 

»7aoo 

>400.00 

103.91 

Round  V^ey  Boarding  School 
Soboba  Day  School 

4,685.85 

738.67 

394.00 
487.87 
57.50 

7, 47a  64 

1,047.14 

206.60 

Tule  River  Day  School 

Upper  Lake  Day  School 

19.50 

51.45 

1  305. 66 

396u96 

Volcan  Dav  School 

75.00 

466.38 

Total 

19,787.68 

6,213.38 

4,63L62 

11,134  28 

1,263.21 

43,02a  07 

COLORADO. 

Navajo  Spring  Day  School . . . 

5.00 
599.98 
118.25 

5.00 

8oat£em*Ute^oarding  School 
Southern  Ute  Day  School 

322.80 

192.50 
54.75 

1,116.28 
173.00 

Total 

322.80 

247.25 

723.23 

1,298.28 

IDAHO. 

Fort  Hall  Boardine  School. . . . 

51.00 
2,875.09 

1,161.11 

3,017.86 

114.51 

t,  212 11 

Fort  Lapwai  Boarding  School. 

606.10 
50.00 

919.39 
50.00 

7,417.44 

Fort  Lapwai  Day  School 

21461 

Total 

665.10 

969.39 

2,926.09 

4,293.48 

8,844  06 

IOWA. 
Sn<*  and  FoT  RoHrdlng  School 

281.72 
3.00 

478.26 
8201 

759.98 

Afic  And  Fox  Dfty  ^cnool . . 

86.01 

Total 

284.72 

560.27 

844.99 

KAM8A8. 

Pottawatomie  Day  School 

245.00 

557.44 

80244 

Total 

245.00 

557.44 

802.44 

MICHIQAN. 

Bay  MUla  Day  School 

15.99 

16.99 

Total 

15.99 

15.99 

' 

MINNSSOTA. 

Caa  Lake  Boarding  School.... 

13a  41 

8a  00 

99.70 

aoo 

3ia  11 

Fond  du  Lao  Day  School 

aoo 

Nett  Lake  Day  ftOiool 

1,007.00 

19a  01 

1,197.61 
2a  59 

Pipestone  Day  School 

l&OO 
58a  02 
261.00 

1L25 

2  59 

39a  09 

56.13 

12  00 

White  Earth  Boarding  School. 

97a  11 

Wild  Rice  Boarding  School. . . 

316l13 

White  Earth  Day  School 

202  50 

225.75 

Total 

1,209.50 

33a  02 

95a  27 

66&51 

3,058.80 

MONTANA. 

Crow  Boarding  School 

■' 

I.23&45 

1,583.78 
74  38 
197.14 
16L27 
653.89 
32L03 
249.25 
&96 

2,822  23 

I^or  Boarding  School 

29.50 
2ia87 

'103.88 

Flathead  Day  School 

34a  00 

74&01 

Fort  Belknap  Boarding  School 

161.27 

Fort  Peck  Boarding  School.... 

653.89 

Fort  Peck  Day  School 

32  30 
27.00 

353.33 

Tongue  River  Boarding  School 

27^25 

Tougae  River  Day  School 

ia2o 

iai6 

Total 

34a  00 

25a  57 

1,297.75 

3,24a  70 

5,13&02 

iRent. 


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SXX'ENDmmBS  FOB  INDIAN  SCHOOL  BX7lIi>ING8,  BTG.,  I91L 
Statement  of  ezpendituru — Continued. 


Constmokiain. 

Repairs. 

•  Miscella- 
neous. 

TotaL 

Labor. 

Material. 

Labor. 

Material. 

wifiTMhAffo  T>ftv  S<ihooi     . . , . . 

$14.73 

S14  73 

Fallon  Pay  School 

$i,7iaoo 

S234.05 

133.37 
99.33 
23.68 
1,«)L22 
l,0ia66 
13a20 

173.68 

1,977.42 

Fort  M cDermltt  Day  Ftcbool . . 

90133 

liOvolocks  Day  School 

120  35 

14103 

MoftDa  Rfv<Br  t^ay  SchooL 

472L00 

1,973.23 

Nevada  Boarding  School 

22.00 

4100 

1,11066 

Walker  River  Day  School 

loaoo 

4a  00 

23020 

Western  Shoshone  Boarding 
School 

>S22L40 

245.08 

Total 

1,732  00 

39a  40 

62L00 

3,006.14 

22.40 

5,778l94 

NSW  MKXIOO. 

Alboguerque  Day  School 

Jlcariua  Boarding  School 

2,467.50 

1,602.48 

&00 
223.00 

44.67 

1,322.89 

22a  32 

1,622.59 

79L96 

338.84 

•1,043.83 

5,25a  43 
1,545.89 

Jicarilla  Day  Sclibol 

22a  32 

Mescalaro  Boarding  School .... 

946.30 

2,884.12 

57&94 
175.00 

6,0SL95 

Tohatchi  Boarding  School 

96a  96 

Pueido  Bonlto  Day  School 

1,409.30 

1.747.64 

Pueblo-Santa  Fe  Day  School.. 

<33.33 

>59aoo 

3S.33 

San  Juan  Boarding  School 

65.00 

577.25 

2,68a  22 

1,069.37 

2oaoo 

1,338.51 

1,173.16 

778.99 

42.40 
962.79 

693.29 
1,37a  69 

l,50a69 
4,260124 

San  Juan  Day  Scho<^ 

«6oaoo 

4,463.38 
2,3S&46 

518.10 
174.89 

7npl  Hfty  flnhnni 

'174.39 

Total 

7,795.64 

9,476.61 

2,0iai3 

7,097.24 

2,267. 16 

2S,6l6.e8 

NOSTH  CAROLINA. 

711.65 
24.70 

71L65 

Cherokee  Day  School 

S4&.05 

648.04 

.62 

1,018.41 

Total 

345.05 

648.04 

.62 

73a  35 

1,73a  06 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Fort  Berthold  Day  School 

Turtle  Mountain  Day  SchooL . 

5a  00 
11,372.83 

45.13 
1,387.79 

soaoo 

1,594.19 

865.13 

282.71 

14,637.62 

Total 

11,422.83 

1,432.92 

282.71 

2,394.19 

15,532.65 

OKLAHOMA. 

Cantonment  Boarding  School. . 

106.00 

1,289.87 

378.29 

85a  06 

2,62414 

Cantonment  Day  School 

•  isaoo 

ISO  00 

Cheyenne     and      Arapahoe 
Boarding  School 

304.05 
204.09 
78a  01 

637.46 
1,46a  84 

30406 

Kaw  Boarding  School 

20400 

Fort  SiU  Boarding  School 

057.86 

145.50 

106.00 
328.56 

1,58a  37 

Rainy    Mountain    Boarding 
School 

745.46 

Riverside  Boarding  School .... 

113.31 

1,902.70 
3, 49a  00 
8,246.69 

Otoe  Boarding  School 

3. 49a  00 

3,35a  34 

197.00 

Pawnee  Boarding  School 

Ponca  Boarding  School 

3,124.47 
13a  80 

29a  90 
137.50 

1,47a  98 
342.04 
128.22 
4a  37 
997.67 
886.33 
615.22 

1,26423 

813.34 

Ponca  Day  School 

128.22 

Red  Moon  Bonding  School. . . 

9a  40 

167.90 
554.24 
27.50 
3L70 
1,08a  87 

30467 

Sao  and  Fox  Boardlbg  School. 

1,551.91 

2,107.63 

64a  92 

Soger  Boarding  School 

1,194.80 

S^eca  Boarding  School 

Shawnee  Boarding  School 

146.70 

34a  40 

2,84420 

Total 

7,289.04 

6,053.91 

3,265.96 

9,903.49 

S.--i.         LB 

15a  00 

27,652.39 

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Statement  o/e3cp«iu/«ttcre»— Continued. 


Coostnietioii. 

B^palxB. 

MisoeUap 
neous. 

Total. 

Labor. 

KateriaL 

Labor. 

Material. 

OBSOOK. 

|2,2«L85 

tl,175.10 

13,42406 

15,01&74 

470.10 

Flan^iith  TNiy  Bffhool 

$15,30a00 

4aoo 

255.00 

S31&74 
10S.30 

Silets  Day  School 

Warm  Springs  Boarding 
Bohool. 

03.75 
1,612.60 

13a05 
848.99 

2,716.40 

Total 

15,603.00 

51&10 

3,056.10 

2,162.14 

22, 23a  84 

SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

^^EinlctoB  Boarding  Sobool 

40.26 

150.08 

42.75 
175.00 

12&06 
1,609.68 

3TR.17 

1,874  68 

Total 

40.26 

156.08 

217.76 

1,827.76 

2,26a  86 

UTAH. 

Shivwits  Day  School 

28.60 

429L47 

874.60 
SSL  60 

16L19 
8166 

093.76 

Uintah  Boarding  School 

416.15 

Total 

2&60 

429.47 

700.10 

24&84 

1,409.91 

WAAHDrOTON. 

ColviHe  Boardhig  School 

2.00 
96.75 
97.65 
2.75 
174.00 
33.00 
22.26 
15.00 
658.00 

99.81 
447.08 
55a  11 
ia75 
57.11 
26.00 
777.91 
6.60 
683.40 

"ViMLOo" 

10L81 

ColviDe  Day  School 

Cuahman  Boarding  School 

8L50 
2,616.00 
2,036.20 

583.52 
'*i,'92i'76* 

1,17&86 

3,263.76 

4,674  40 

231.11 

Neah  Bay  Boarding  School. . . . 

*7oaoo 

Neah  Bay  Day  School 

69.00 

Tulalip  ]Soardbg  School 

1,60453 
168.41 

2,30469 
334  91 

Tulalip  Day  School 

145.00 

Yakima  Boardhig  School 

•14.10 

1,355.60 

Total 

4,82&70 

4,18L16 

1,101.40 

2,658.67 

734.10 

13,60403 

wiawwam. 
Kw^hwia  Dny  School 

247.50 
1,857.41 

247.50 

Lac  dn  Flambeau  Boarding 
School 

57&00 

130a  00 

2,433L41 

soaoo 

La  PointeDay  School 

Oneida  Boar<Ung  School 

178.16 

860185 

1,03a  00 

67.80 

Oneida  Day  School 

»67.80 

Wittenborg  Boardhig  School.. 

54L34 

3891  ii 

93a  45 

TotaL...: 

1,29&49 

3,363.87 

367.80 

.6,007.16 

WZUMIMO. 

Shoshone  Day  School 

9,124  00 

23.50 

9,147.50 
10,657.28 

lOSCKLLANZOUS. 

Inspection  service 

4  10,057.28 

Grand  total 

124,80&  14 

46,932  79 

26, 88a  20 

04,947.37 

M6,682L71 

280,257.21 

iRent. 

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■  Advertishig. 


<  16,601.67  employees,  $3,541.36  traveling  and  incidental  expenses,  S424.25  rent. 
•13,706.17  rent,  176.51  aaTertising,  $1,416  land,  $10,233.03  employees  and  traveling  expenses  inspeotloD 
servloe,  1860  Inteiest  in  irrigation  <Utch,  $600  improvements  on  land. 


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Statement  of  ExPENDiruBEs  for  the  Fiscal  Year  1911,  from  the  Appropria- 
tion "Indian  Schools,  Support,  1911.'* 

,  Aet  of  Mar.  2  1887  (34  Stat.  L..  44»-f65).1 

Liit  showing  nanus  of  tecxhers,  oompenaaiions  allotoed.  location  of  school,  and  average 
attendance  of  eaeh  school.    jPayable  from  "  Inaian  schools ,  support. ' ' 

ARIZONA. 


School. 


Location. 


Avor- 

attend- 
ance. 


Name  of  teacher. 


Salary. 


Camp  McDowell  Day  School. 

Salt  River  Day  School 

Lehi  Day  School 

Camp  Verde  Day  School 


Mayer  Day  School 

Colorado     River     Training 
School. 

Fort  Apache  Training  School . 


McDowell.. 
Scottsdale. 

Mesa 

Camp 


Mayer.. 
Parker. 


Whlterlver.. 


Cibeque  Day  School 

Canyon  Day  School 

East  Fork  Day  School. . 
Havasupai  Day  School.. 
Kaibab  Day  School 

Leapp  Training  School . 


Moqul  Training  School. . 

Chimopovy  Day  School. 
Polacca  Day  School 


Second  Mesa  Day  School. 


Oraibi  Day  School.. 
Bacabi  Day  School.. 


Navf^o  Training  School. 


Chin  Lee  Boarding  School . 
Cornfields  Day  School 


Ptana  Training  SchooL . 


Maricopa  Day  School 

011a  Crossing  Day  School 

Casa  Blanca  Day  School 

Blackwater  Day  School 

Pima  Agency  Day  School . . . 
Santan  Day  School 


Rice  Station  Indian  School.. 
San  Carlos  Day  School 


San  Xavier  Day  School. 

Tucson  Day  School 

Western  Navajo 

Moencopi  Day  School. . . 


....do 

Fort  Apache 
Whiteriver.. 

Supai 

Moccasin 

Leupp 


Keams  Canon. 

Toreva. 

Polacca , 


Toreva. . 


Oraibi. 
Oraibi. 


Fort  Defiance. 


Chin  Lee.. 
Cornfields. 


Sacaton. 


Phoenix 

do 

Sacaton 

Blackwater. 

Sacaton 

do 


Rice 

San  Carlos. 


Tucson. 


....do. 
Tuba.. 
do. 


202 

42 
42 
40 
27 
14 


127 

41 
63 

98 


254 


25 

199 

30 
26 
21 
19 
20 
21 

114 

59 

123 

23 

83 


Marvin  B.  Clark 

Daniel  B.  Linderman 

Edward  E.  Palmer 

Taylor  F.   Gabbard  (superin- 
tendent). 

Vacant 

Mary  Fennell 

May  H.  Rogers 

David  W.  GiUUand  (principal).. 

Ellen  L.  Kendall 

CoraM.  Ishmael 

Maude  Peters  (kindergartner). . . 

John  B.  Peters 

William  B.  Shrlver 

H.  Cloud  Weston 

Oscar  C.  Unchurch. 

Clinton  R.  Burt 

I  Sadie  C.  Garret 
Anna  Sheridan 
Agnes  A.  Morrow 
Maude  L.  Fuller 
Harriet  Livesay 

Laban  C.  Sherry 

/John  W.  Dmmmond  (principal) 
lEthie  Rhoades. 


Fred  R.  Moran  (principal) 

Blanche  G.  Taylor 

LennaB.  Moran 

WilUam  E.  Freeland  (principal). 

LibbieC.  Stanley 

MolUe  B.  Griffith. 

Vacant 

SueM.  Cullen. 

Margaret  F.  Haldiman 

Miriam  B.  Crosser 

Lucy  J.  Barlow 


Amalla  Scheurle  (kindergartner) 

(Roger  W.  Bishoff  (principal) 
Lucy  A.  Case 
Vacancy  (kindergartner) 

Ella  Burton 

H.  C.  Russell  (principal) 

Lucy  Flint 

Laura  H.Williams 

Harriette  E.  Roberts 

Jessie  A.  Morago 

Jean  O.  Barnd ; 

Lillian  E.  Johnson 

John  F.  Chambers 

Sam  8.  Essary 

Katherine  M.  Leonhard 

Sarah  E.  Gilman 

{Lula  Parr 
JeanC.  Reed 
Fannie  L.  Benavides 
Edith  B.Klme 

Margaret  Bin^^ham 

Vacancy  (assistant  teacher) 

(Joanna  Powers 
Margaret  Duffy  
Elizabeth  ReiDy 

Andrew  M.  Phillipson 

flra  E.Bell 

lAliceP.  Doll 

William  H.  Pfeifer 


9720 
7!20 
7!20 

1,000 

720 
720 
660 
800 

eoo 
eoo 

600 

»7a 

172 
»T2 
720 
720 
660 
660 
900 
660 
600 
172 

1,000 
660 

1,000 
660 
600 

1,000 
720 
600 
720 
840 
720 
060 
600 
720 
90O 
660 
60O 
800 

1.200 
720 
660 
660 
660 
172 
»72 
«72 
»72 
»72 
»72 
720 
660 
600 
600 
>72 
»60 
600 
600 
600 
840 
720 
660 
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€iti€ndanee  of  each  idiooL    Payable  from  '*  Indian  schools^  iupport  *  '—Continued. 


CALIFORNIA. 


Scboot 


Loeatton. 


Aver- 
age 
atteqd- 


Name  of  teacher. 


Salary. 


Btabop  Day  School 

Bis  Pme  Day  School 

Independenoe  Day  School.. . , 
Oampo  IndJan  School 

Fort  BklweUSchooL 

Fort  Tmsa  School 

Graenvllla  School , 

Hoopa  VaUeyTrahitaigSchool 

Maiki  Industrial  School 

ICartfnea  Indian  School 

CalMioii  Day  School 

Fala  Tralalng  School 

La  Jolla  Day  School 

Peohanga  Indian  School 

Round  Valley  Indian  School 

Soboba  Indian  School 

Oahnilla  Day  School 

Tule  River  Day  School 

Upper  Lake  Day  School ... . 

Uklah  Day  School 

Mancheater  Day  School 

VolcaD  Day  School 

Capitan  Grande  Day  School. 


Bishop. 

BlffPEe 

Inaependenoe. 
Campo 

FortBidwelL. 
Yoma,  Aria.., 
OreenviUe.... 

Hoopa 

Baiminff...... 

Thermal 

Coachella 

Pala 

Valley  Center. 
Temecula 

Covela 

San  Jacinto.. 

CahuiUa 

Porterville... 

Ukiah 

Ukiah 

Manchester. . . 
Santa  Ysabel. 
Lakeside 


26 

15 
9 
14 

60 
115 
90 

122 

22 

21 
12 

84 

11 
16 

90 

14 
15 

9 
21 
14 

7 
18 
12 


George  SimeraL 

Margaret  A.  Peter 

Annie  Starr  Hayes 

Vacancy , 

/Mattie  Benbow  (kindergartner). 

\M.  Blanche  Mcintosh 

INoraH.  Hearst 

Mabel  CWhitaker 

^Etta  D.  Corwin. 


Mary  E.  Collins  (kindergartner] 
James  W.  Carroll 


Jennie  P.  Klowgard.. 

Vacancy. 

Jennie  uood 

Fannie  A.  Sullivan 

Charles  H.  Park 

I Ora  M.  Sahnons 

\  Salvadora  Valenzuela  (assistant 
I    teacher). 

Michael  Lemieux 

Mabel  A.  McOmnick 

rOHnellus  G.  Vlnbaugh 

yessie  F.  Wellstead 

Emilv  C.  Shawk 

Carl  Stevens 

Lydla  A.  Spioer 

William  Tabor 

Louise  A.  Seward 

Ella  S.Brown 

Vacancy. 

Esther  Hoyt 


1872 
>7» 
172 
730 
GOO 
680 
720 
600 
660 
TOO 
720 
600 
300 
720 
160 
172 
900 
•30 

720 
600 
720 
600 
600 
720 
720 
720 
720 
600 
600 
720 


COLORADO. 


Navajo  Sprhigs  Day  School . 
Aikm  Day  School 


Joe  Wolcott 

Joseph  D.  Turner. 


8600 
720 


IDAHO. 


Fort  HaU  Training  School... . 

Fort  Lapwai  Indian  Sanato- 
un  ffrtiopi 


ilum  school. 
Kamlah  Day  School. 


Rossfork. 


^Lapwai.. 
Kamiah. 


1«7 


fClara  Snoddv 

I  Catherine  Akins 

■America  J.  Secombe  (Under- 
[   gartner). 

iVacancy 

uessie  S.  Studer *. 

IJellie  S.  Guyer 


8720 
660 
660 

660 
600 
7:0 


IOWA. 

Mesqoakie  Day  School 

Tama  .  ,  ,   -  r  t  ,  ,  r  »  ,    ,   -  ,  r   ,  - 

10 

John  De^n V , 

8720 

KANSAS. 

(heat  Nemaha  Day  School. . . 

White  aoud. 

27 

Alice  M.  Williams 

iieo 

MICHIGAN. 

Bay  Mills  Indian  School 

Bay  MUls 

22 

Frank     T.     MiUard  (superin- 
tendent). 

8800 

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List  showing  names  of  teachers^  comvensations  allowed,  location  of  sch€>ol^  and 
attendance  of  each  school.    Payable  from  '*  Indian  schools,  support " — Con  tint 


MINNESOTA. 


School. 

Location. 

Aver- 
age 
attend- 
ance. 

Name  of  teacher. 

Blroh  Cooley  Day  School 

Morton 

18 

MONTANA. 


Crow      Agency      Boarding 

School. 
Pry  or  Creek  Boarding  School. 
Flathead  Agency  Day  School. 
Fort  Belknap  Training  School 
Lodge  Pole  Day  School 


Fort  Peck  Training  School. 


No.  1  Day  School,  Fort  Peck 

Agency. 
No.  2  Day  School,  Fort  Peck 

Agency. 
No.  3  Day  School,  Fort  Peck 

Agency. 
No.  4  Day  School,  Fort  Peck 

Agency. 

Tongne  Biver  Indian  School . 

Bimey  Day  School 

Lame  Deer  Day  School 


Grow  Agency. 


Pryor 

Jocko 

Harlem 

Lodge  Pole. 


Poplar. 


Cnlbertaon. 
Brockton... 

Oswego 

do 


Bnsby 

Blmey 

Lame  Deer.. 


76 


90 


(Edward  E.  McKean,  principal . 
Dixie  W.  Barber 
Maggie  Standing 

Vacancy 

Hilda  Braon 

Frank  Hoyt 

Clara  I.  OoodfeUow 

8.  Toledo  Sherry  (principal  and 
day  school  in^>ector). 

Mary  J.  Hand. 

Elizabeth  Stratton  Qdndeigar- 
«    tener). 
Nels  A.  Levang 


Waiter  Riesbol.. 


Jessie  A.  Brooks.., 
Sarah  A.  Myers... 


/Horace  E.  Morrow  (principal). 

\J.  Pearle  Des  Georges , 

vacancy , 

Plckney  V.  Tuell 


NEBRASKA. 


Decora  Day  School Winnebago. 


15    Belle  Steele. 


NEVADA. 


Fallon  Day  Bcnool 

Fort  McDermltt  Indian 

School. 
Moapa  River  Indian  School . . 

Nevada  Indian  School 

Walker  River  Day  SchooL . . . 

Western    Shoshone    Indian 
School. 


Fallon 

McDermltt.. 

Moapa 

Wadsworth. 

Schars 


\owyhee.. 


Vacancy. 
do.... 


Nellie  Swayne 

rVacancy 

{Pauline  Moiphy  (assistant 
[    teacher). 

Laura  B.  Culver 

EvaL.  Hand 

/KatherlneM.  Flynn 

\Cora  Abbott 


NEW  MEXICO. 


Jicarilla  Indian  School 

Duloe 

99 

21 
19 

103 
118 

John  W.  Lydy  (principal) 

T^uim Ci.  GunPr 

11,0 

do 

Maggie  Naff 

7: 

JicaiiUa  Agency  Day  School . . 

RaJlE.  Cherrlck 

i; 

do 

Rufus  B.  Brown 

i; 

Meacalero  School 

Mescalero 

(Eloise  A.  Carroll 

Amelia    B.    Thomas  (Under- 
gartner). 

George  W.  Cross  (principal) 

fiftdif*  E.  Evanw . 

75 

T(^tchi  Boarding  SchooL.. . 

Tohatchl.    .    . 

i,a 

72 

Mary  B.  McDougaL 

66 

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attendance  of  eaeh  school.    Payable  from  '*  Indian  sAools,  support "-— Continued. 

NBW  MBXICO-OonttBiied. 


LoMtton. 


atteod- 


Nama  of  teaober. 


ftOary. 


Aooma  Day  SdhooL . . 
BndDal  Day  SehooL . 

IdeU  Day  School.... 


Lagoita  Day  School 

MealtaDnr  School 

Paquate  Day  School 

Parye  Day  School 

,  San  reUpe  Day  School — 
.  Beama  Day  School 

Ooehltl  Day  School 

Jemes  Day  School 

Nambe  Day  School 

Plctaio  Day  School 

San  Bdefonao  Day  School . 

San  Joan  Day  School 

Santa  Clara  Day  School .. . 

Toas  Day  School 

Sia  Day  School 


Cabero.. 
Lagana. 

Isleta... 

Lagana. 
....do.. 


San  Juan  Indian  School. 


do. 

CanBIanca.. 
Algodones.... 

Seama 

PenaBlanca. 

JemcE 

Nambe 

Dixon. 

ndefonso 

Cbamita 

Espanola 

Toos 

Sia 


Shiprock. 


Zoni  Boarding  School. 
Znnl  Day  School 


Blackrock. 
Zuni 


25 
16 

67 

37 
20 
60 
23 
36 
22 
17 
64 
9 
16 
20 

56 
32 
67 
17 

148 

71 
30 


Mary  E.  Dawes 

James  0.  Watera 

[Rose  K.  Watson 

[Mary  Pradt  (asalstant  teacher). 

fOttilla  Kessell 

[Vacancy  (anistant  teacher). . .. 

Xucyl.  Balfe 

Mary  B.  Dissette 

Anna  M.  Tomer 

Fannie  J.  Dennis 

Emma  Dawson 

LnellaS.  Gallop 

Mary  Martha  Boyle 

Walter  L.  Bolander 

Charles  D.  Homer. 

Vacancy 

fMrs.  Henry  H.  Kramer 

[Vacancy 

Elizabeth  J.  Richards 

/Alice  G.Dwlre 

iVacancy 

Liuie  A.  Richards 

EmmaLoomis 

Alice  Nather 

Mary  C.  Flynn 

Catherine  Van  MoO 

Inez  H.  Beavers 

"ark  A.  Garrison 


\Ine 
Ma 


>|73 
»7» 

»I6 
>8A 
i» 
172 
^84 
«7» 
>84 
>84 
173 
600 
172 
172 
173 
184 
160 
184 
184 
160 
ITS 
840 
660 
600 
660 
640 
720 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Birdtown  Day  School 

Snowbird  Gap  Day  School. . 
Little  Snowb&d  Day  School. 


Birdtown 

RobbinsTiUe. 
Andrews 


Mabel  E.  Cortis. 
John  A.  Hyde. . . 
Rosa  Howell 


lao 
sao 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


No.  1  Day  School,  Fort  Ber- 
thed Agency. 

Now  3  Day  School,  Fort  Ber- 
thed Agency. 

No.  3  Day  School,  Fort  Bei^ 
fhold  Agency. 

No.  4  Day  School,  Fort  Ber- 
thold  Agency. 


Tnrtle 
Tortle 


No.  1  Day 

Mountain  Ag 
No.  2  Day 

Moontaln  Ag 
No.   3   Day 

Mountain  Ag 
No.  4  Day 

Mountain  Agency. 


Tortle 


Elbowoods. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Betooort.... 


.do. 


Lanreat.. 
Bekxwrt. 


Charles  H.  Moody 

Vacancy 

Thomas  J.  Jackson. 

WOliam  E.  Barndde... 

Wellington  Salt 

Iredell  H.  King 

George  E.  Moller 

Hans  B.  KliHgsmberg. 


730 
730 
730 
173 
173 
173 
173 


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attendance  of  each  school.    Payable  from  "  Indian  schools,  support " — Continued . 

OKLAHOMA. 


School. 


Location. 


Aver- 
age 
attend- 
ance. 


Name  of  teacher. 


Salari 


OmtonmBnt  Training  SchooL 

Gbeyenne  and  Arapaho  In- 
dian School. 

Eaw  Day  SchooL 


Fort  801  Boarding  School. 


Rainy  Moantaln I n d  1  a n 
School. 


Biveratde  Boarding  School. . 

Pttwnee  Training  School 

Fooca  Training  School 

Tomkawa  Day  SchooL 

Red  Moon  Indiui  School. . . . 
Sac  and  Fox  Indian  SchooL. 

Seger  Indian  School 

Seneca  Indian  School 

Shawnee  Indian  School 


Cantonment 
IparUngton. . 
Waahmga.. 

Lawton 

looteho 

Anadarko... 

Pawnee 

Whiteagle... 

Tomkawa... 
Hammon... 
Btroad 

Colony 

Wyandotte. 
Shawnee 


42 
162 
19 

168 

133 

164 

90 

104 

8 
23 
76 

74 

125 

118 


Theodore  H.  Klaus  (principal) . 

f Minnehaha  Thomas 1...... 

{  Anna  Bruce  Bowman 

[Kindergartner  (vacancy) 

Joseph  O.  Owen 

'Frank  £.  Brandon  (principal) . 

Charlotte  E.  Wilson. 

Olivia  M.  HofEman. 

.Maud  W.  Allison 

James  H.  McGregor  (principal). 

Louise  McCarthy , 

Rozanna  Smith .-.. 

Blanche  Hickman  (kindei||ar^ 
I    ner). 

Phillip  H.  Sayles  (principal).... 

Mary  £.  Henoughan 

MolBe  L.  Ragsdale 

Vacancy 

Joseph  E.  Mountford  (principal), 
fj.  M:  Dankwardt  (principal).... 
'EmmaS.  Fletcher 

Helen  N.  ColviUe  (kindergart- 
[   ner). 

John  W.  Qendenning 

Mary  G.  George 

Vacancy  (principal) 

Dora  Porterfiela 

Louise  M.  Schuler  (kinden^art- 
ner). 

Edward  J.  Peaoore  (principal) . . 

Clara  D.  Alien 

Naomi  Dawson  (kindergartner). 

LiMie  J.  McMahon 

Vacancy...: 

Vacancy  (kindergartner) 


71 

72 
1,3C 

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60 
GO 
1,20 
60 
641 
601 

1,2a 
6e( 

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1,00( 

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GOC 

eoo 

1,000 
600 
900 
720 
600 

900 

720 
600 
720 
640 
600 


OREGON. 


Klamath  Training  School 

Modoc  Point  Day  School 

Tainax  Day  School 

ESamath  Day  School,  No.  1. . 
Klamath  Day  School,  No.  2. . 
ESamath  Day  School,  No.  8. . 

Silets  Day  School 

Upper  Farm  Day  School 

Warm     Sprinei     Training 
School. 

flimnaaho  Day  School 


Klamath  Agency.. 


do 

Bonanaa 

Klamath  Agency. 

Yainax 

....do 

Silets 

do 


j-Warmspring. 
Simnaaho.... 


r William  E.  Snook  (principal).. 

^RoseE.  Snook 

lEdi^h  B.  Crawford 

Charles  F.  Morrison 

MarguaretE.  Keisey 

Fannie  B.  WQliama 

Vacancy ! 

Robert  H.  Knox 

Elsie  A.  Roddant 

Robert  R.  Be  Poe 

fMerritt  8.  Fisher 

{Mollie  H.  Robbins  (Undergart- 
l    ner). 

Andrew  Laraen , 


1800 

600 
720 
720 
720 
720 
720 
720 
720 
'60 
720 
600 

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SOUTH  DAKOTA 


Springfield  Trafaiing  School. 
Tankton  Boarding  SchooL. . 


Walter  J.  Wicks  (superintend- 
ent)  

Josephine  A.  Hilton 

Cari  A.  Gossett  (principal) 

Vacancy 

Vacancy  (kindergartner) 


n.ooo 
wo 

900 
600 
600 


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atiendanee  of  each  school.    Payable  from  **  Indian  schools,  support " — Continued. 

UTAH. 


Sebool. 

Location. 

Aver- 
age 
attend- 
ance. 

Name  of  teacher. 

Salary. 

SUnrlti  Dav  School 

Santa  Clara  . . 

19 

Vacancy 

S640 

WASHINGTON. 


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Colrffle  Day  School  No.  7.... 
CohriUe  Day  School  No.  8.... 
CoiTiUe  Day  School  No.  9. . . . 

Cadnnaa  Indian  SchooL 

Chihalis  Day  School 

(jaeets  River  Day  School 

Btokomiah  Day  School 

TahotehDay&*hool 

Jamtown  Day  School 

Neah  Bay  Day  School 

Qofiflate  Day  School 

TnU^  Indian  School 

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gdSemon.       )  \   No.  197. 


EXPENDITURES  OF  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911. 


LBTTEB  FBOX  THB  SEORETABY  OF  THE  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITU- 
TION TBANSMXTTINO  A  DETAHJSD  STATEMENT  OF  EXPENDI- 
TUBBS  FOB  INTEBNATIONAL  EXCHANGES,  AMEBICAN  ETH- 
NOLOOY,  ETC.,  FOB  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDING    JUNE    80,  1911. 


DniMBBB  4, 1911.— Beferred  to  the  Committee  on  Appropriations  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Smithsonian  Institution, 
Washington,  December  4, 1911. 
Sm:  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  in  the  sundry  civil  acts  of  October  2,  1888,  August  5.  1892, 
and  March  3,  1899,  a  detailed  statement  of  the  expenditures  tor  titie 
fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  under  the  appropnations  for  ^^Inter- 
national Ebcchanges,"  '^American  Ethnology.''  the  '^Astrophysical 
Observatory,"  the  '*  International  Catalo^e  or  Scientific  literature," 
the  ''National  Museum,"  the  ''National  Zoological  Park,"  etc. 
I  have  the  honor  to  be  your  obedient  servant, 

Charles  D.  Waloott, 

Secretary. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  RepresentaHveSy 

Washington,  D.  O. 


iMTBSNAnONAL  EZCHANGBB,   SxiTHSONIAN  InSTRDTION,  1911. 
RBOBIFTS. 

Appropriatian    "International    Exchanges,     Smithsonian    Institution, 
19U^  (sundry  dvil  act,  June  26,  1910) 132,000.00 

OISBURSEMENTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  assistant  secretary,  at  $250 $250.00 

Idiieffclerk,  at$155 1,860.00 

1  clerk,  at$160 750.00 

1  correspondence  clerk,  at  $140  and  $145 1, 705. 00 

1  derk,  at  $125 1,500.00 

Ideric,  at$120 1,440.00 

lderk,at$96 1,140.00 

1  desk,  at  $90  and  $100 1,130.00 

1  derk,  at  $80 960.00 

1  derk,  at  $76 17.50 

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EXPEKDITTJBES  OF  SMITHBOKIAIT  INSTITUTION,  10IL 


Salaries  or  compenaation — Continued. 

1  clerk,  at $70 and  175 1866.00 

1  stenographer  and  tsrpewriter,  at  $90  and  $100.  983  33 

1  stenographer  and  typewriter,  at  $75 47. 50 

1  library  cataloguer,  at$80 842.67 

1  library  cataloguer,  at$75and$80 531.50 

1  library  cataloguer,  at  $75 311. 25 

1  library  cataloguer,  at  $75 132: 50 

1  workman,  at  $70 35.00 

Imessenger,  at$50and$55 625.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $70 805.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $55  and  $60 685.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $45 516.00 

1  laborer,  at $45 540.00 

1  agent,  at  $75 900.00 

1  agent,  at  $66.66J 400.00 

1  agent,  at $20.83} 250.00 

Total  salaries  or  compensation $19,  S 

General  expenses: 

Books 177.58 

Boxes : l,«4tf.25 

Freight,  agency  expenses,  etc 6, 888. 73 

Furniture,  fixtures,  tools,  etc 182.30 

Postage 1,000.00 

SuppUes,  electricity,  etc 514.29 

Stationery 45.92 

Total  general  expenses 10,454.07 

Total  disburaement 1  $29,676.! 

Balance  July  1, 1911 2,323. 

Abstract  of  dubvanemtnU,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911, 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Am(yant. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Ajn6imt. 


Payroll 

Oeurichs  &  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partment  

Austin  Baldwin  A  Co 

Payroll 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

0.  E.  Steohert&Co 

Rudolph*  West  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Oelrichs  &  Co.  forwarding  de- 
partment  

0.  E.  Stechert&Co 

J.  H.  DukerBozCo 

Payroll 

Do 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Oebichs  &  Co,,  forwarding  de- 
partment  

Austin  Baldwin  &Co 

PtfUisylvania  R.  R.  Co. 

Washmgton  City  post  ofiioa 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Bernstein  Manufacturing  Co. . . . 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Payroll 

Julius  Plkler 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Tale- 

W phone  Co 
ashington  Rubber  Co 

H.  W.Wilson  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Rudolph  &  WestCo 

J.  H.  DukerBoxCo 

Oelriohs  A  Co.,  forwardinjT  de- 
partment  

Austin  Baldwin  di  Co 


11,502.  fiO 


2 

73.16 

3 

62.32 

4 

1,53&00 

5 

1&46 

6 

27.60 

7 

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8 

1.16 

9 

14488 

10 

67.00 

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12 

I,49r.26 

13 

1.536.00 

14 

87.23 

15 

nan 

16 

56&94 

17 

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18 

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19 

2.10 

20 

16.00 

21 

17.32 

22 

4.82 

23 

1,538.00 

24 

82.04 

25 

1.75 

26 

.68 

27 

5.00 

28 

a.  20 
3:00 

29 

ao 

198.00 

81 

110.87 

32 

185l36 

Pennsylyania  R.  R.  Co 

William  Wesley  &  Son 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

JohuLovell  A  Son 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . 

Payroll....^ 

Payroll  (agents) 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

J.  H.  Duker  BoxCo 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

H.  C.  Ciimond  ACo 

Lamb  ATilden 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Snelling&Son 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Chas.  0.  Stott  &Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Oelriohs  A  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partment  

Austin  Baldwin  A  Co 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co 

Washington  City  post  otBoe 

Karl  WHkrMmtfinl'. !!!!'.!! I! 

American  Isdueatidnal  Co 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Co 

Rome.  Meyer 

Payroll 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co , 


88 

8617.25 

84 

256.23 

85 

3.24 

36 

6.27 

37 

6.00 

38 

1.885.00 

30 

976.00 

40 

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42 

206.60 

43 

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4.48 

46 

184 

46 

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47 

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48 

2.63 

49 

1094 

50 

1.80 

61 

23.36 

63 

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68 

899.47 

64 

243.42 

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7.60 

66 

600  00 

57 

1,885.00 

68 

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69 

6.00 

60 

191.25 

61 

3.00 

62 

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2.30 

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T6  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amoant. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


K.  P.  Clarke  Co 

B.  B.  Adams  Go 

Oelrichs  &  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partmant 

Austin  Baldwin  &  Co;  (Inc.) . . . 

Barber  A  Boss 

WilOamWeaierABon 

T}o 

jQJlns  PikJer 

American  MaltlKrapfi  Bales  Co. . 

Chas.  a.  Stott  &Co , 

Rudoi^A  West  Co 

Thoa.  W.Smith....: 

E.  J.  M arphy  Co 

Winhattatn  SoppirCo 

Z.  D.  Oihnan. , 

J.BoasComns. 

Jos.  Dixon  Crudble  Co 

Dolphin  Jnte  Mills 

J.  H.  Dakar  Box  Co. 

Underwood  Typewntar  Co 

Potomac  Bleetnc  Power  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tela- 
pbooeCo 

PMomac  Slcatrio  Power  Co.... 

R.  L.  PoIkd^Co 

Payroll 

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Aostin  BaMwin  it  Co:  rbic) . .. 

Oelrichs  &  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partment  

Neidich  PraotasCo 

Dolphin  Jate  imis 

Ainerican  Lead  Peodl  Co 

PilrtHKiksOo. 

MiUer.  Clagett  &  Co 

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66 

11.25 

67 

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68 

140.51 

90 

332.16 

70 
71 

lib!  05 

72 

254.21 

73 

30.96 

74 

12.00 

75 

6.90 

76 

3.63 

77 

2.23 

78 

1.15 

79 

.40 

80 

.84 

81 

1.87 

82 

1.70 

83 

7.10 

84 

192.75 

85 

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86 

22.62 

87 

1.75 
7.70 

88 

89 

6.00 

90 

1,425.00 

91 

23.75 

92 

2.00 

93 

416.72 

94 

382.59 

96 

1.08 

96 

7.10 

97 

7.86 

98 

17.21 

'99 

1.64 

100 

1,425.00 

101 

463.18 

102 

5.72 

103 

8.71 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Chas.  G.  Stott  A  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Rudolph  &  west  Co , 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Louis  Hartig , 

District    of   Columbia    Paper 
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Pennsylvania  B.  R.  Co 

Do 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co , 

Philip  Lindemeyr , 

Payroll 

Austhi  Baldwin  &  Co.  (Ino.) . . 

G.  K.  Stechert  &  Co 

Julius  Pikler..., , 

William  Wesley  «Bon , 

Do 

Chesapeake   At   Poiomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

The  Bobbins  <&  Myers  Co... . 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co... 

TheO.  M.  Edwards  Co 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Co 

Karl  W.  Hiersemann 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Co 

Jamee  B.  Lamhie  Co.  (Inc.) . . 

V'red.  f.  ttUler  &  Bro 

B.  J.  MnrphTCo 

RudoliA  AC  west  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

United  States  Envelope  Co.. 

Lamb&Tilden 

Pay  roll  (foreign  agents) 

Payroll 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 


104 

ia26 

105 

.81 

106 

3.46 

107 

12.06 

108 

27.80 

109 

L97 

110 

2.71 

111 

455.82 

U2 

341.07 

113 

188.00 

114 

1.75 

115 

158.12 

116 

1,400.00 

117 

196.14 

118 

21.55 

119 

18.46 

120 

234.84 

121 

5.80 

122 

1.75 

123 

35.30 

124 

377.29 

125 

13.30 

126 

266.50 

127 

9.19 

128 

191.25 

129 

2.70 

130 

1.00 

131 

1.15 

132 

8.16 

133 

.55 

134 

38.24 

135 

8.00 

136 

575.00 

137 

1,622.50 

137a 

14.41 

29,67&82 


'iNTiERNATIONAL  EzOHANOES,   SMITHSONIAN   INSTITUTION,   1910. 

Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $5,606.23 

DISBUBSBMBNTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  agent,  at  $75 $450.00 

1  agent,  at  $66.66f 400.00 

1  agent,  at  $20.83J 125.00 

lagent,  special  services 200.00 

$1,175.00 

General  expenses: 

Books 90.93 

Boxes 557.50 

Furniture 187.83 

Freight 3,316.27 

Lighting 40.29 

8tati<mery 3.76 

Supplies 123.18 

4,819.76 

-6,494.76 

Balance  July  V 1911 ^ •  11.47 


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EXPBNDITUBES  07  BMITH80KIAN  INSnTUTIOKy  191L 
Abitraet  of  diibunementt/rom  Jviy  1, 1910,  to  Jwis  30, 1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


1 

No. 

Amount. 

132 

1076.00 

133 

130.00 

134 

18.08 

135 

2.68 

136 

2.50 

137 

3.72 

138 

3.63 

139 

30.60 

140 

162.84 

141 

214.30 

142 

3.10 

143 

10.66 

144 

4.60 

14fi 

10.16 

146 

L92 

147 

8.16 

148 

616.30 

140 

40.20 

UO 

100.00 

Ul 

483.00 

163 

m.84 

153 

6.66 

164 

13.00 

166 

13.83 

166 

32.06 

167 

4D.86 

To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Payroll  (agents) , 

J.  B.  Thfemeyer  Co 

Ameriean  Multigniph  Sales  Co., 

Ellis  A.  Qimbel 

Lute  &  Co 

B  J.  MurphvCo , 

Parsoiw  Traaliig  Co 

Robbinn  &  Myers  Co 

Oelricl.9  &  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partment  

Austin  Baldwin  &  Co 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Lamb  &  TUden 

House  &  Hermann 

Basthampton  Rubber  Thread 
Co...... 

B.  B.  Adams  Co 

Woodward  &  LoL 

Pennsylvania  R.  R 

Potomac  Bleotric  Power  Co 

Marian  W.  SeyiUe 

Austin  Baldwin  A  Co 

Oelriohs  ii  Co.,  forwarding  d»> 
nartment 

WlUiam  Wesley  A  Son 

General  BleotrfeCo 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

W.  B.lloses  &  Sons 

Oelriohs  ft  Co.,  forwarding  de- 
partment  


Austin  Baldwii4A  Co 

Julius  Ptkler.TT. 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Libcarv  Bureau 

J.  H.  Thiemmr  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Karl  W.  HIeraBmann 

William  Wesley  &  Son 

K.  K.  StatistisQhe  Central  Corn- 


Barber  ft  Roes 

Roberts  Numbering  Maehine 

Co .7^ 

The  Carter's  Ink  Co 

LambftTllden 

A.  N.  Marquis  ft  Co 

Muneon  Supply  Co 

-   Jcft  Co., 


R.L.Po]k^ 

O.  B.  Steehart  ft  Co. 
ApproprlatloQ      "StattoMrr. 
Tmumj  Department,  ViW\. 
Marian  W.  Seville 


Pennsylvaaia  R.  R.  Co. 

Do , 

O.  B.  Steehart  ft  Co 

Brantano'fe , 

Pennaytvaala  R.  R.  Co,. 
WilUam  Wesley  ft  Sob.. 

Total 


160 
160 
161 
163 
163 
164 
166 

166 
167 

168 
160 
170 
171 
172 
173 
174 

174ai 

176 

176 

177 

178 

179 

179a| 

180 


International  Exchanobs,  Sxzthbonian  iNcmTunoN,  1909. 


Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  reixxrt 

No  disbunements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  Boxpliis  fnnd. 

American  Ethnoloot,  SMrrHSONiAN  iNsrrnniON,  1911. 


Appropriation  "American  Ethnology,  Smithsonian  In0titiiti0n,  1911" 
(sundry  civil  act  June  25, 1910) $42 

OmBUBSBMBNTB. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  ethnologist  in  charge,  at  $250 $3,000.00 

2  ethnolofosts,  at  $200 4,800.00 

1  ethnoltifrut,  at  $185 2,220.00 

1  ethnolofdst,  at  $150 1,800.00 

3  ethnologists,  at  $125 4, 25a  00 

1  illustraUw,  at  $166,661 2,000.00 

1  clerk,  at  $150 750.00 

1  clerk,  at  $100 ^ 1,200.00 

1  clerk,  at  $S3.S3i I,00a00 

1  stenographer,  at  $166.67 166.67 

1  stenographer  and  typewriter,  at  $100 100. 00 

1  stenographer  and  typewriter,  at  $60 60.00 

1  stemigrapher  and  typewriter,  at  $50 121. 67 

1  typewriter,  at  $70 16.SS 

1  editor,  at  $133.S3i I,60a00 

1  librarian,  at  $100 1,200.00 

1  custodian  of  manoBcriptii.  at  $10 480.00 

1  intefpreter.  at  $1  per  diem 23.00 

2  mesBeng«r  boys,  at  $25  and  $30 51&50 

1  messenger  bo¥,  at  $25 11&S3 

1  ddUedlaborv.  at  $«0 TSOlOO 

2  laboran,  at  $50 1«1S3.S3 

2 kbofere,  at  $1.50per  diem 64.50 

1  camp  helper,  at  $0.83^  per  dioB 39.16 

Tolal  salaries  or  ooBspeBsaticm $37,4SL4i 


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SXPBNDITUBB8  OF  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911.  5 

Genenl  ezpenaee: 

Bo6kB $408.22 

DiEwinga,  maps,  photographs,  etc 514.56 

Fkeifi^t,  hauling,  etc 95.97 

Furaitare,  fixtures,  etc 187.01 

Lifting 19.02 

MamiscriptB,  etc 3,356.99 

MisceUaneous 143.26 

Office  repain,  etc 53.96 

Postage,  telephone,  and  telegraph 89. 07 

Special  services 2,617.50 

Specimens 700.00 

Supplies 471.35 

Tkavel,  field  expenses,  etc 3,267.00 

TMal  general  expenses $11,923.91 

Total  disbursements $39,355.40 

Balance  July  1,1911 2,644.60 

Abiiraet  of  duhursements,  July  i,  1910,  to  June  30,  1911. 


To  wbom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

T>M|i|«4ln , 

1 
2 
8 
4 
6 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 

14 

15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
2S 
26 
27 
28 
20 

ao 

81 

82 
88 

84 
85 

80 
87 
88 

80 
40 
41 

42 
48 
44 

45 
46 
47 
48 

40 
00 

0115.25 

2,102.35 

18a50 

6.00 

116^02 

65.00 

45.00 

22.40 

68.00 

&75 

7.64 

ia2i 

1.10 
&00 

&12 

23.40 

2,254.35 

182.80 

2.50 

11&32 

2.40 

2.75 

&50 

654.65 

ia44 

laoo 

13.85 

20119 

111.61 

7.66 

&40 

6l13 

2,06a  35 

37.10 

laoo 

150.00 
103.05 
87.05 
102.75 
2.06 
&00 

460 

2L50 

2,845u35 

65w95 
1.10 

47.80 

2&00 
&78 

27.85 

Leo  J.  Frachtmberg 

51 
52 

68 
M, 
55 
56 

57 
58 
50 
60 
61 
02 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
60 
70 

71 

72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 

87 
88 

80 

90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
96 
96 
97 
98 

0185.98 

PlTld.                      ..        

J.  P.  Dimn 

5.80 

Spliij;- 

Chesspeake  &  Potomac  Tde- 
phoneCo 

6.12 

PnlRadlB 

Pnllman  Co 

14.50 

Do??!?::;::;;:;;::;:;::;::: 

JohnM.  Barrett 

6a50 

I.N.  B.Hewitt 

MaryWri^tom 

Atcfiiaon,  Topeka  &  SanU  Fe 
Ry.Co 

81.00 

KiteP  Omkr 

StQcbtt-FtaksCto                 

48.70 

Soodum  Printers' Supply  Oo... 

*""*"*T^  IwOo                           ... 

Denver  ft  Rio  Orande  R.  R.  Co. 
Barber  ft  Ross 

L70 
1.20 

TbeKobbiHAMTcnCo 

Q.K.8teelwrtACo 

American  Ice  Co 

14.05 

L.  J.  Naramore 

W.  L.  Swayie 

&00 

BttetApptetonOo 

2.00 
.61 

MwCff 

W.  A.  H.  Qiaroh. 

7:20 

j.>!^aS:::: ::::::::::::::;; 

R.  J.  ^nllmim 

12.60 

Ps^nil 

American  Ice  Co 

&00 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

TA|mA.n  T^anndry 

1.32 

W.R.o«nHd 

1.51 

PM  iMfn                         

Laura  Q.  Rogers. 

55.00 

Natiaail  Eketrtcal  Supply  Co .. 
I.  Wiltw  Fewtaa. -...;:... 

United  StaOs  Envelope  Co 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

12.87 
6.18 

Chicago,  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis 
ft  Omaha  Ry.  Co 

K-i  P^Arnin                      .  ... 

7.97 

OoimriiiA  FhooMraph  Co. 

Qmt  NoftliarnSVTco 

Kate  P.  Ourley 

27.50 

PayioO '.. 

2,193.33 

LidJ  VfeBf^tf^hfTE        .   ...... 

Truman  Mlchelson 

158.92 

Thm^  ]fleiif|min7 

The  H.  W.  Wilson  Co 

l&OO 

W.  VI.  f^wiUjiiinv'  A  Ca 

Arthur  P.  Porter 

3.80 

UjAid  Slates  Ezpren  Co. 

0.  E.  Stechert  ft  Co 

laoo 

Torch  Press 

15.54 

phoarCto                          .  ... 

Union  Enydope  Co 

13.96 

p55.^..::;:::;;;:;;;;;::;: 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

W.  H.  Lowden^  ft  Co 

Stanley  Searles 

3.06 

r.w  Hodcp        .... 

23.60 

UviiS.Hajdai 

20.06 

60.20 

T^»«  Mffbflnn '..'.'.'.!!.' .' 

TrumttD  Michelflon 

25.00 

^«t^>:ne»„ 

J.P.Harrington 

Chka^,  Burlington  ft  Quincy 
eTr.  Co 

7.20 

WtBB  Union  Ttl€gapliCc>.., 

llcvToik.New  ^Tcn  *  Hart- 
hrtB.1b.Ca. 

17.56 

Frans  Boas 

Id  60 

Mary  WrWit  Offl 

Chicago.  St.  Paul.  Mfameapolis 
ft  Omaha  Ry.Co 

54.00 

^AmCo                         .  .  . 

23.15 

FiMS..^....:::. 

Unr  V  T.  Th;kinM 

3.50 

AiBhini,Tapeka  *  Santa  Fe 
Ry.Co 

American  Ice  Co 

5.76 

John  R,  Swanton..... 

322.23 

I>«nr  A  Rto  Oiaode  B.  R.  Co.. 

Stanley  Searies 

25.12 

rrniMilisnh  11   R.  Co. 

Saucy 'Calf. 

100.00 

Bpniiijipiu^ro 

Francis  LaFlesehe 

School  of  American  Archssology 
PayroD 

8&84 

W.H.Lo«teBllk*Co 

1,220.00 
2,359l66 

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Abstract  of  disbursements^  July  1,  1910,  to  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


To  whom  paid. 


Chicago  &  North  Western  Ry. 
Co 

Pullman  Co 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

Atlanta  &  West  Point  R.  R.  Co. 
and  Western  Ry.  of  Alabama. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co. 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Arthur  H.  Clark  Co 

Robert  Appleton  Co 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg. 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co ...:. 

Potomac  £lectxlc  Power  Co«... . 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

School  of  .^merlcan  Archaeology 

W.  A.  Thomas 

Frank  J.  Cullen 

J.  N.  B.  Hewitt 

A.W.Kurte 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Francis  La  Flesche 

James  Mooney 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Chas.  O.Stottd^Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

PhQip  Linden 

Carter,  Rice  &  < 

P.J.  HamUton. 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co...- : 

Payroll 

W.  B.  Entwisle 

United  States  Express  Co 

Chicago,  St.  Paul.  Minneapolis 
die  Omaha  Ry.  Co 

Texas  <b  New  Orleans  R.  R.  Co. . 

Louisville  &  Nashville  R.  R.  Co. 

Southern  Ry.  Co 

Chicago  &  North  Western  Ry. 
Co ; 

A.  W.Kurts 

E.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

L.J.  Naramore 

Miller,  ClagettA  Co 

M.aMitaeUCo 

Frances  Densmore 

Leo  J.  Frachtehberg 

B.F.Barb 

W.  B.  Moses  <Se  Sons 

JohnB.  Espey 

Joab  Spencer 

H.  A.  Andrews 

Truman  Michelaon 

J.N.  B.Hewitt 

Texas  &  Pacific  Ry.  Co. 


Oregonjb  Washington  R.  R.  Co. 
"7.  L.  Swayze  ' 


W 

Tolman  Laundry. 

American  Ice  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co.... 

M.  A.  Leese 

Whitall  Tatum'Co'.V.".' .'  !'.*.!*! '. 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg. 

Margaret  Bingham  Stlllwell. . . 

PayroU 

R.  Weber 

Louis  St.  Cyr 

Johii  M.  Barrett 

Frances  Densmore 

Wyoming  &  Northwestern  Ry, 


Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 

phQne  Co 

W.H.  LowdermUk&Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

A.  W.  Kurtz 

Southern  Railway  Co 


No, 


100 
101 
102 

103 
104 
106 
106 
107 
106 
109 
110 

111 
112 
113 
114 
116 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 
127 

128 
120 
130 
131 

132 
133 
134 
136 

136 
137 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
140 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
156 
156 
167 
158 
159 
160 
161 
162 
163 
164 
165 

166 

167 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 


Amount. 


$30.90 
laOD 
48.45 
5a  £6 

U.46 

.35 

14.J60 

.43 

4.35 

7.42 

6.00 

185.24 

6.12 

2.28 

8.73 

380.00 

laoo 

14.00 
109.23 

30.60 

6.90 

111.31 

28.05 
6.20 
1.84 
2.76 
6.37 

29.45 
6.00 

6.13 

2,363.33 

25.00 

22.81 

2.00 
6.45 
9.55 
7.35 

32L05 

7.26 

140. 00 

11.65 

1.21 

.28 

25a  00 

84.90 
8.00 
0.36 
1.70 
7.94 

70.00 
7.80 

52.15 
5.20 

12.20 
1.31 
.99 

13.18 
2.64 
1.50 
2.25 

92.15 

29.50 
2,3Sai6 

21.00 

30.00 

2a  60 

5oaoo 

1.80 

6.22 
45.8$ 

1.34 

.90 

11.26 

76.60 


To  whom  paid. 


Ghicafpo,  Rock  Island  Si,  Pacific 

Ry.Co 

HugtiReinyCo... 

WWlam  Wesley  4k  Son 

Chas..O.  Stott^Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

MaryWright  Gill 


iter  Co.. 


Typewrit 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

Torch  Press 

Margaret  Bingham  StlllwdU . . . . 

E.J.  Pullman 

Columbia  Phonograph  Co ..... . 

Derby  Desk  Co.. T... 

Chteago,  Burlington  it  Quincy 
R.R.CO 

Louis  Hartlg 

C.W.  Treat 

Pennsylvania  Co 

Stockett-Fistn  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Col! 

Geo.  V.Hunt 

American  Ice  Co 

Adams  Express  Co 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Library  Bureau 

United  States  Express  Co 

G.  E.  Stechext  &  Co 

Chesapeake  Si  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co : 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

J.  A.  GUflllan , 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

M.  G.  CbpelandCo 

Payroll 

Pennsylvania  B.  R.  Co 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Z.  D.  Oilman .V7. 

Lewis  Flemer 

J.N.  B.Hewitt 

Arthur  H.  Clark  Co 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

W.L.  Swayxe 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Robert  Appleton  Co 

E.  J.  Pullman 

Mary  Wrleht  GiU 

Margaret  Bingham  Stlllwell 

Columbia  Phonograph  Co 

C.  C.  Beveridge 

Washington  Railway  &  Elec- 
tric Co 

Frances  Densmore 

Tolman  Laundry 

Chas.  W.  B.  Smith 

Stockett-Fiske  .Co : 

James  R.  Murie 

Payroll 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

L.J.  Naramore 

James  Hadden 

J.  Walter  Fewkes 

J.  N.B.Hewitt 

Margaret  Bingham  Stillwell 

Marv  WriEht  Om 

H.  A.  Andrews 

J.  Walter  Fewkes 

J.N.  B.Hewitt 

Francis  La  FkMche 

MUo  Custer 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Louis  Hartig 

L.  J.  Naramore 

G.B.  8techert/&Co 


No. 


Amo^t. 


173 

tU.10 

174 

.60 

176 

16.00 

176 

6.76 

177 

2.20 

178 

6.00 

179 

24.00 

180 

14.60 

181 

LOO 

182 

8.56 

183 

17.60 

184 

saao 

185 

16.40 

186 

21.00 

187 

U.10 

188 

LIO 

189 

2.50 

190 

17.50 

191 

22.  £0 

192 

4.40 

193 

8.00 

194 

6.85 

196 

.45 

196 

17.00 

197 

IS.  06 

108 

0.68 

190 

6.06 

200 

6.13 

201 

8.84 

202 

66.66 

203 

13.72 

204 

6.67 

206 

72.70 

206 

19.00 

207 

2,356.82 

208 

17.00 

209 

87.79 

210 

8.&I 

211 

LOO 

212 

L77 

213 

.84 

214 

L76 

215 

31.86 

216 

5.18 

217 

13.66 

218 

.88 

210 

L80 

220 

6.00 

221 

7.76 

222 

43.60 

223 

24.00 

224 

30.00 

225 

20.00 

226 

laoo 

227 

loaoo 

228 

.80 

229 

laoo 

2L60 

230 

231 

100.00 
2,3O0.W 

232 

233 

102.07 

234 

ia25 

236 

7.20 

236 

6.00 

237 

17.00 

238 

36.28 

239 

24.00 

240 

20.00 

241 

100.00 

242 

320.60 

243 

50.63 

244 

100.65 

246 

6.00 

240 

6.12 

247 

.86 

248 

0.40 

249 

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AlmtmU  o/dubunem^iUs^  July  1, 1910,  to  JttneSO,  1911— Contanned. 


TowbooiiMld. 


.  A.  Laacky. 

Milter^ClanttACo., 

W.A.H7ChOBdL , 

laxaid-Warren  Co.  (Inc.)...., 

G«Qfse  P.  CUric  Co 

rniuBoM 

Weftcsn  Union  Telegraph  Co, 

Phittp  Ltndemeyr 

fiwaom  DtDgofou 

J.  N,B.  Hewitt 

Leo  J.  TnthUtbterg.^ 

PtyroU : 

W.  H.  Lowdfnnllk  ft  Co. ... 
lUiftret  Blf^Kbam  StUlweU. . 

F.Andievi 

rhi|ifi¥y  ft  PotoniAG  Tele-, 

phoaeCo ' 

CMB^te  iDstttatkn  of  Wuib,' 

Bobbins  ft  tfyfss  Co 

John  Wtnamaker 

E.J.  Pollman.. 

JobnM.  Benett 

Sehool  of  Amcilaui  Aidueoloar. 
J.  N.  B,  Hewitt ...T:..^.. 


No. 


Amoont. 


2S0 

S2.50 

251 

1.88 

252 

1.54 

253 

1.67 

264 

15.44 

255 

20QueO 

256 

i.n 

257 

13.40 

258 

200.00 

250 

63.00 

260 

106.88 

261 

2,271.32 

262 

29.70 

283 

8.50 

264 

5a  57 

265 

6.13 

266 

3.50 

267 

1.00 

268 

8.60 

200 

1.01 

270 

10.44 

271 

12.25 

272 

500.00 

273 

44.10 

To  whom  paid. 


William-Wesley  ft  Bon 

Brentano's 

Ooodspeed's  Book  Shop 

House  ft  Heirmann 

Qay,  Curran  ft  Co 

John  8.  Prescott 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Leo  J.  Frachtenherg 

James  B.  Marie 

Lewis  Flemer 

London  ft  New  York  Sponge  ft 

Chamois  Co 

E.J.  Pullman 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 

Adams  Express  Co 

Oerda  Sebbetov 

Franz  Boas 

Rose  Whipper 

M.  C.Stevenson 

United  States  Express  Co 

John  tf.  Barrett 

Washington  City  post  office . . . 
PayroU .VT. 


No. 


Amoont 


274 

14.53 

275 

2.50 

276 

7.50 

277 

8.94 

278 

2.10 

279 

12.00 

280 

5.50 

281 

38.82 

282 

75.00 

283 

L68 

284 

3.33 

286 

3.88 

286 

1.00 

287 

8.08 

288 

35.00 

289 

235.00 

2M) 

3L05 

291 

92.41 

292 

52.20 

293 

9.50 

294 

20.00 

286 

2,287.48 

39,365.40 


Ambbioan  Ethnoloqt,  Smithsonian  iNsimnioN,  1910. 
Balance  July  1,1910,  as  per  iMt  report... $3,890.50 

DiaBUBSBM^NTS. 

Books. im.  45 

DzMvingB,  mApe,  and  photogn4>hs« 163.16 

Pwi^t 82.77 

Furaituie,  fixturee,  etc 331.43 

Lifting 4.48 

Mannacripta,  etc 345.68 

UiaceUaneouB...! 59.31 

OflkerepaiiB 11.26 

Po8tage,  telephone, and  telegraph 22.24 

Special  oervicea 718.69 

Stationery 253.79 

Snppliea 186.28 

Ttavel,  field  expenaea,  etc 1,402.90 

3,653.44 

BalanceJuly  1,1911.. 237.06 

Abitraet  of  di$bunemenU,  July  i,  1910,  to  June  30,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 

Mo.  . 

Amount.. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

W.H.Lawd«nniIkftCo 

300 
310 
311 
312 
313 
314 

315 
316 
317 
318 
319 
890 
«1 

m 

113.45 
&00 

24.76 
4.12 

10.00 
0.70 
3.30 

1.10 

1.87 

72.93 

B.  J.  PnUman  (Nos.  323-326 
omitted  in  error) 

327 
328 
329 
330 
331 
332 
333 
334 
335 
336 
337 
338 
339 
340 

810.32 

Adsmi  ExpRsa  Co 

Potpmae.Electric  Power  Co.... 
O'Brvon  BIjni  Co 

123 

Ptaii^ilT 

3.00 

J- ViHcr  PewtaSL 

J.  P.Nawrath 

30.24 

'^""-rihlatnl  Baira  Co 

OeOb  F.  Math  ft  Co 

.40 

WariilBgton  RaUway  ft  Eleo- 
McOa. •...- 

W,  B.  Moses  ft  Boos 

13.26 

W.  S.  LowdermUk  A  Co 

Librsry  Boreaa 

87.50 

VsDnPaiKrCo    

2.00 

W.  L.8waTie 

liWisburgh  ft  Bro 

3.00 

Ckas.  0.  StoU  ft  Co 

T4tfT»^  ^''rii^ftn 

1.75 

House  A  Herrmann .......t^^.x. 

14.40 

0.  E.  StKhsit  ft  Co 

Hausler  A  Co 

2.75 

HhwiBrtH  ftBiMph  " 

John  K.  Fifpoy TT.,--r 

.90 

Jobn  Q.  Bllklt 

8.40 

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Abstract  of  disbursementi,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911-—Contlxmi&d,, 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread 
Co. 

George  P.  Donehoo 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

Carter's  fiik  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantjme 

R.  P.  Andfews  Paper  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

American  Joe  Co , 

American  Hard  Rubber  Co. 

E.B.  Adams  Co 

Frances  Densmore 

Franz  Boas 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. , 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

H.  A.  Andrews 

J.  Walter  Fewkes 

Do 

Westlng^ouse  Electric  it  Mfg. 

Tnixnan  Michelson 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

PaulRadln 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

Tolman  Laundry 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Lewis  Flemer 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

MaokallBros 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co. 

JohnB.  Espey .* 

Pullman  Co ,. 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

H.  W.Wilson  Co 


841 

$14.63 

342 

12.04 

343 

54.38 

344 

7.52 

346 

7.84 

346 

5.48 

347 

.30 

348 

30.21 

349 

19.39 

350 

1.50 

351 

4.47 

352 

2.64 

353 

.29 

354 

225.00 

356 

200.00 

356 

6.36 

357 

2.50 

358 

67.55 

359 

80.00 

360 

761.00 

361 

145.70 

362 

20.10 

363 

72.50 

364 

.33 

365 

10.25 

366 

1.10 

367 

1.17 

368 

11.33 

360 

16.71 

370 

21.60 

871 

82.72 

872 

7.07 

373 

.61 

374 

18.87 

376 

1.26 

376 

13.50 

377 

2.14 

378 

9.00 

(K^E.  Stechert  &  Co 

Snoemaker^  Busch 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Wm.  H.Dyer 

OeorgeP.  Doneboo 

Barber  &  Ross 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Stanley  Searles --- 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Wttliam  Wesley  &  Son 

W.  H.Lowdermilk«Co 

Edwin  S.  Hoskins 

Great  Northern  Railway  Co — 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.. 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg 

Southern  Pacific  Co 

E.J.  Pullman 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Munson  Supply  Co 

J.  Walter  B^wkes 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Leo  J.  Frachtenberg 

Adams  Express  Co 

United  States  Express  Co 

Library  of  Congress 

Appropriation       "Stationery, 
Treasury  Department,  1910^^. 

Latin'America  Book  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co... 

Benjamfai  M.  Brink 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Chas.  A.  Langlev 

Potomac  Electrlb  Power  Co 


387 


40Sb 


8,663.^ 


American  Ethnology,  Smith80NU.n  Institution,  1909. 

Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  re{>ort |L15 

No  diflbursements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

ASTROFHTSICAL  ObSEBYATOBT,   SMITHSONIAN   iNSTrTUTION,  1911. 
BB0BIPT8. 

Appropriation    "Astrophysical   Observatory,    Smithsonian    Institution, 
1911"  (sundry  civil  act  June  25, 1910)....- $13,000.00 


DI8BUB8BMBNT8. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  director,  at  1225 12,700.00 

laid,  at  1166 1,980.00 

1  clerk,  at  $150 300.00 

1  computer,  at  $95 1,140.00 

1  assistant,  at  $90 1,080.00 

1  instrument  maker,  at  $110 1, 320. 00 

1  electrician,  at  $4  per  diem 52. 00 

1  carpenter,  at  $95 ..- 285.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $35 420.00 

1  laborer,  at  $45 167.60 

1  cleaner,  at  $1.50  per  diem 138. 00 

1  cleaner,  at  $1  per  diem 24.00 

Total  salaries  or  compensation • «....  $9, 


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9 


Genenl  expenaeB: 

Apparatus $820.07 

Books 106.26 

Building  repairs 77.50 

OutiusB 24.01 

Electncity,  gas,  etc 183.61 

Freight 259.70 

Furniture,  tools,  etc 33.49 

Postage,  telegraph,  and  telephone 13. 59 

Suppues,  chemicals,  etc , 176.17 

Travel,  field  expenses,  etc 645.88 

Total  general  expenses $2,340.28 

Total  disbursements $11,936.78 

Balance  July  1,1911 1,063.22 

Abttraet  of  dUbunemenU,  July  1,  1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

PftJIOll 

1 
2 
8 

4 
5 
6 

I 

9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
U 

15 
Id 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 

22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 

31 
32 
33 
34 
85 
86 

17 

38 

39 
40 
41 
42 
48 
44 

45 
46 
47 
48 

49 
60 

8804.00 
8.77 
8.00 

.88 

777.00 

65.00 

54.06 

.75 

L47 

105.30 

10.00 

17.47 

18.00 

96.88 

.87 
796.00 
156.05 
49.00 
73.06 
99.12 
781.50 

.88 
18.00 

.44 
21.50 

.45 
6.00 

759.00 

.87 

7.50 

63.35 

720.00 

L76 

1.04 

l.» 

.88 
875.00 
8.20 
2.00 
12.00 
2.04 
10.00 

.87 
720.00 
35.03 
13.97 
8.00 
21.00 

Lewis  Boas 

51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 

58 
59 

60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 

69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
/4 
76 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 

87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 

94 
95 
96 
97 
98 
98a 

81.35 

A.  ^ABbmnr  A  Bons. . . . .  r  r . .  - 

Oeorge  W.  Y^tman.. , ...... r . 

1.50 

^.  V.  kmST  . 

Payroll 1 ».. 

782.00 

ClHHpMko  *  Potomao  Tale- 
pbmCo 

C.  O.  Abbot , 

46.38 

Do 

166.78 

p£m3i      ....:.... 

Johnson  Senrioe  Co..  J 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

Benedict  A  Bumham  ManoiiBK!- 
taring  Co.. i , ;. 

4.02 

HS^TKite::::::::::;:::::;:; 

12.90 

PotunaeStootrio  Power  Co 

Om  T.  Rfinit -^  <l«n«r 

1.50 

Gm.  T  Math  A  Co 

GeorgeT.Enkis&Son........; 

Chesapeake  &  Potomao  Tele- 
nhoneCo 

8.88 

FtaBSTlTanls  B.  R.  Cto 

B.  H.  fiamoldfl  A  Co    

.88 

*  KibtaKn               

HughReillyCo :. 

.75 

i*>alliMn  Co . . 

Wifliam  Wesley  &  Son 

5.66 

United  Btataa  Sjcpran  Co 

CbteqwikB  *  Potomao  Tela- 
ptioinCo  

CarlZ^iss       . 

176  12 

"R,  J,  Pullman 

.50 

Geo.  A.  Young. -... 

6,75 

pwrS     ;   i:;:;;;;;;:;:!; 

Oeorge  W.  Ynhiinian 

8.60 

United  States  Express  Co 

a.  S.  Stechert  &  Go 

1.05 

B-A.Hailnll                       rrr- 

2.75 

O.v.  Manh      

Chesapeake  ft  Potomao  Tele- 
phone Co 

.87 

Payioll 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

National  Electrical  Snpply  Co.. 
Payroll 

5.64 

nwMiwiVe  A  Potomac  Tela- 

piumCo                      

.75 
740.00 

psKS."^ 

Bedell  Manufiactnring  Co 

Fred.J.  White 

•  54 

BtftMrARoM 

4.26 

0-K,  Btvdiwt  ACo. 

Leeds  ft  NorthnipCo 

108.75 

WahlDctonOas  Light  Co 

W,A,fl  Chnicti 

Rudolph  ft  West  1)0  .......^... 

.41 

Payroll 

815.00 

PMoMc  Blaetrlo  Power  Co 

K.P.ABdnwsPaiMrCo 

P^nli 

Adams  Express  Co 

Karl  W.  'Hiersemann  ..^..,...^. 

fS-S 

Z.  P.  Oilman ........... 

1.15 

niiaanm%n  Ar  Potomac  Ti»l^ 

6.86 

pWmCo                     

George  W.  Yeatman 

14.00 

Tied.  J.  White 

W.l7.8wavie 

Rivett  Lathe  Manufiicturing  Co. 

nhfts.  W.  R.  Rm\Xh 

1.92 

F.E.Fowte 

10.40 

Pftynil..            

22.50 

Wirtm  irnion  t>Wf%p?»  f^-- 

ICfmAr  A  Am«nd 

17.10 

PMalTriefMph-cSleCo 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomao  Tele- 
phone Co 

.88 

^^■qmkn  /k  Potomao  Tale- 

George  T.  Ennis  ft  8<hi.  ........ 

2.63 

Payroll 

965.00 

phOBOCO                      

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co..... 
Bi.  G.CopeiandCo 

11.02 

J«bi  A.  BMbaar  Co.  (Ltd.).... 

95.00 

UaaOmA  A  Bio 

G.  E.  Stechert  ft  Co 

57.76 

iSSyKiiewv.'::::::::::::.. 

B.  F.  Stevens  ft  Brown 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

7.x 

.87 

"Ihai.  p.  Nicfaola  A  Sons 

A.  Hoen  ft  Co 

125.00 

^fig  natal  Ar  Potmnan  Tnin- 

Montgomery  ft  Co 

4.73 

pboieOa 

Adams  Rxpress  Co 

1.35 

p£mSi.7.:''"::"'::::::.:.:. 

Payroll     " 

966.00 

AteiBnieMGo 

C.  0.  Abbot 

8.03 

Raited  8t&a  Bj^i^  0>. 

11.936.78 

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ASTROFHYSIOAL  0^8BBVATOItT|  SMITHSONIAN    INSTITUTION,  1010.' 

Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  pQrJaat  report, $699101 

Apparatus $22. 50 , 

Books 146.24  , 

Building  repairs,  tools,  etc 9. 40 

Freight 67.92 

Lighting 3.58 

Postage,  telegraph,  and  telephone 3. 16 

Supplies,  chenucalsi  etc 107,52,^ 

Travel,  field  expenses,  etc .' 219. 27  ' 

679.59 

BiOance  July  1,1911 119.42 

Ahsira^^q/  dUki/tr,9^mtnUjrom  /tdy  t^  1910,  to  Jtm^  S0yl911. 


To.  whom,  paid. 


No. 

Amount. ' 

119 

$11.96 

120 

.26 

m 

2.02 

122 

1.08 

123 

18.60 

124 

76.00  D 

125 

.64 

126 

2.60 

127 

6.60 

128 

22.10 

129 

4.80 

130 

.  .75 

131 

1.48 

132 

1.85 

133 

2.86 

134 

.10 

136 

.40 

.      13« 

1.00 

137 

L60 

138 

.13 

139 

66.60 

140 

1.60 

141 

60.78 

To.whom  paid. 


No. 


Amoant. 


A  Hambiuger  de  Sons 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

Chesap^e  de  Potomia4  Talo- 

phoi^eCo '.. 

Waehln^Kton  Oas  Light  Co 

Pullman  Co 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co 

Western  Union  TeleRmph  Co. . . 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Mutb  Bros.  A  Co 

B.  1.  ICur^yCo 

W.A.  H.Ghcizch. 

Barber  &  Roas 

John  B.  Espe)r.« 

Lewis  Flemer. 

Louis  Hartig 

R.fi.Luthfii. 

E.^.  PuUman 

RlTftt  Lathe  tfanufacturbig  Co. 

Rudi^lph  dc  West  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

O.  E.  8techert  &  Co 

J.  Sussman  Photo  Stock  Co. 

WiWam  Wesley  <Sc  Son 


Ooo.  W«  KnoxJExpress.Co 

Adams  Express  Co , 

United.  States  Express  Go. 

Appropriation  "Statloaerv, 

TnasuryDepartmeatlOlQ''.. . 

BalOmon  &  Ohio  R.  E..Co 

Ejtrl  W.  Hienemann 

Southern  Padiic  Co..; 

Pennsylyania  R.  R.  Co 

B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown. 

Astronomlsche  Hachriditen.^. . 
Moont  Wilson  Solar  Observa. 

toty ■ , 

lUmnlnating  Engineering  Pub- 

lishingOo 

M.  A.  I^ese 

Julids  Springir, 

CO.  Abbott 

James  B.  LambleOo , 

William  Wesley  A  SoA 

O.  E.  Stecheri  &  Co 


142 

tO.S7 

143 

.60 

144 

18.« 

144s 

.10 

1446 

2.34 

146 

.n 

146a 

33.27 

146t 

12.41 

146 

7.10 

147 

16.40 

148 

s&n 

140 

2.00 

160 

9L90 

161 

LU 

162 

74.88 

163 

3.10 

154 

7.30 

155 

6.00 

670.  iO 


ASTROFHTSICAL  OBSEBYATOBTt  SlCnHBONIAK  XN8TrrUTTQN,.1909. 

Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  .per  last  report $314.  W 

DIQBimaBICBNTS. 

BofOoB^  Q.  E.  Stechert  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  142 8.00 

Balance  July  1, 1911,  canied  to  credit  of  surplus  fund 900.dO 

Ahstrget  o/duhunemmU/rom  Jufy  1, 1910,  to  June  ^^  191U 


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a.B.SteofaflrtftOo. 


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11 


RSC^IFTS. 

Appropriation  "Intematioiial  Catalogue  of  Scientific  Literature,  Smith- 
aonianlnBtitiition,  1911"  (Bundryciyil act,  June.26, 1910) 17,600.00 

DIBBUBBBMBNT8. 

Sftltrias  or  ocMnpenaatien:  - 

1  chief  aasistant,  at  $170..- $1,190.00 

laaBi8timtinchaige,at$170.w 850;  00 

1  daanfier,  at  $135 1,564.87 

1  stenographer,  at  $83.33 83.33. 

lderkrat$80... 960.00 

1  clerk,  at  $50  and  |65 675.00 

1  catalogaer,  at  $7a 360;  00 

1  ratilojiier,  at$5Q^ 300.^ 

1  typevrUer,  ^t  $60 178.00 

ltypewnter,!at$60...... 42.00 

ToCajjptlari^QrconipeQsation $6, 193.  .20  v 

Gwend  exnannB: 

Books ;. 9.86 

Postage  telei^one,  and  telegraph 58.05 

Spec£ilaenriQea«^....r.. 236.25 

Station^ 1 11.50 

Sapplies 358.65 

Tmvel  and  field  expenses 194.47  - 

Total  general-eacpenses 869.48 

Total  djebarsements 7, 062. .88 

Balance  July  1,19U. 437.12 

Ahttfft  oj  ,diti;^iyfri^€iiUif  July  lyldta^to  Jurief 0^.19X1. 


TttwhompUd. 

No. 

Amotuit*. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoont. 

■■gS'tbff'jtfWnt^M'^ 

;    10 

i    11 
.    ^ 

'     18 
t     14 
i      15 

16 
<      17 
18 
10 
30 
>     31 

33 
33 
34 
36 
96 

37 

38 
39 

$130.00 
605.00 

.87 
606.00 
391.00 

.88 
588.83 

[      505.fi 

.87 

.          1.15 

^          1.53 

3.3ft 

9.70 

.88 
&00 

29.00 
383.36 

.87 
.88 

4S5.00 
.90 

55&00 

.87 

3.70 

.31 

30 
31 
33 
33 

34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
43 
43 
44 
46 

46 
47 
48 

49 
50 
51 
53 
53 
54 
55 
56 
67 
58 
59 

$19^.36 

^71^ 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

17.46 

V^aubCo 

0.  E.  Steobfirt  &  Co 

3.96 

W.'H.BuiferCo 

.76 

rtymO 

phone  Co.^ 

ptaMGo 

.88 

pay^*.. ..;;:;;:;.:::::::::.. 

560,^ 

Tirentano'B .... 

5.00 

HjnU..\\'  '  '. 

1.15 

I^oMnic  Onmwll          ..  ..  . 

F  H  Snowlton 

47.50 

Pfcyioa 

Barnes  E.  "Beneaict 

3.50 

VcMra  UnioD  TetoKmph  Co.. 
CWmMAkB  A  Potomac  T«le- 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

.35 

F.  E. Powle. 

30.00 

Nathwi  Wftnlr?^ » 

38,00 

^SaW:::::::::::::::;: 

Pay 'r6n.* V.'. 

560(00 

w.uswm?""::::"::::::; 

v,.!^.  P»t4^h«r. .     ,   ,.        .     ,, 

2.96 

VUtaB-Titnni  Co 

C^eapeika  £  F^tomMS  Tel»- 

.S.M.i3ronb«cgBr 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  .Teto'. 
phone  Co" '. ' 

3.00 
.87 

Stockett-FiskB  Co. , 

11.50 

G^Tw  tote 

PayioU 

500.00 

PiTmo.^*:::: 

Chesapeake,^  Potowao  Tele- 

F-E.F«rt 

.88 

FH.So!rttai: :::::::::;:: 

Nathan  Banioi 

16.00 

^mO 

F.  H.-Oarrison.. 

83.00 

P.  H.  Knowlton 

31.75 

F.  E.  Fowle 

l&OO 

™!:!:::::::::::::::::::; 

James  E.  Benedict 

&50 

Hywd::.:::;;:::;::::::;:;:: 

Johns.  Prescott 

3.00 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Unlfod  States  Ex|)ress  Co 

Washington  City  post  office 

.31 

Jjrn* 

^VmMlB  A  Potonue  Tel». 

1.00 
60.00 
643.00 

'^^  'i  Rliitt  A  rVft 

2.  BmicHtn  A  Sens  0».'::!!: 

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12  BXPENDITURBS  OP  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911. 


InTBRNATIONAL  GaTALOOUB  of  SciXNTinO  LiTBBATURB,  SMITHSONIAN  iNSTITUnOM, 

1910. 
Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report $212.51 

DIBBURSBMBNTS. 

Supplies $61.60 

Stationery 6.67 

Telephone .-.      2.63 

Tnkvel  and  field  expenses 140.00 

210.80 


Balance  July  1, 1911 

AbMbrxet  oj  dtibunements,  July  1, 1910^  to  June  30,  2911, 


L71 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoimt. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoont. 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

bitematknal  luraHitile  Miirine 
Co 

29 

80 

31 
82 
33 
34 
85 

84.50 
12a  00 

2.63 
81.50 

0.25 
20.00 

0.25 

American  Lead  PencU  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

lAmb  A  TiMAn 

80 
87 
8S 
80 

40 

40e 

10.28 

«.57 

.60 

Chesapeake  A  Fotomao  Tele- 

R. Carter  Ballantyne 

.28 

phone  Co  .... 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

6l00 

RrCaiter  Bal'lan^iie 

Appropriation    "Stationery, 
Treasury  Department,  1910'*. 

Stockett-FiskeCol 

.04 

Pennsylyania  R.  R.  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

2ia80 

Intbrnationai.  Gatalogub  or  Soibntific  Lttbraturb,  Smithsonian  iNsmruTiON, 

1909. 

Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report $2.97 

No  disbursements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

FURNITURB  AND  FiXTURBS,   NATIONAL  MUSBUM,   1911. 
RBCBIFTB. 

Appropriation  ''Furniture  and  fixtures.  National  Museum,  1911"  (sun- 
dry dvil  act,  approved  June  25, 1910) $125,000.00 


Salaries  or  compensation: 
1  superintendent,  at  $200. 

1  derk,  at  $130 

1  ahop  foreman,  at  $95 

1  carpenter,  at  $95 

4  carpenters,  at  $90 

7  carpenters,  at  $85 

1  painter,  at  $85  and  $90. . 

10  painters,  at  $75 

2  trnners,  at  $70 

2  tinner's  helpers,  at  $60. . 
1  cabinetmaker,  at  $90 . . . 

11  cabinetmakers,  at  $85 . 
1  skilled  Uborer,  at  $70... 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $55... 

2  messengers,  at  $30 


OISBURSBMBNTS. 


$1,000.00 

650.00 
1,140.00 

380.00 
4,060.00 
2,017.33 

302.50 
3,037.50 

665.00 

516.00 
1,060.00 
2,836.16 

350.00 

660.00 
65.50 


Total  salaries  or  compensation $18, 749. 99 

Qeneral  expenses: 

Oases,  exhibition 33,196.50 

Oases,  storage 476.00 

Cloth,  etc 884.97 

Drawers,  trays,  boxes 4,213,26 

Drawings,  etc 224.79 

Fkames,  stands,  etc 734.46 


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EXFBNDirUBBS  07  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911. 


13 


Geacfal  expeoaoB    Ocmtianed. 

Gla« 116.083.27 

HAidware 3,660.27 

Jan,  vials,  etc *...  2,397.74 

Lumber 5,940.86 

Office  furniture 2,864.39 

Paints,  oils 333.52 

Rubber 26.00 

Special  services 989.79 

Skte 91.89 

Tools 36.66 

Tiavel 4.50 

Trucks 16.00 

Total  general  expenses 172,083.85 

Total  disbursements 190,839.84 

Balance  July  1, 1911 34,166.16 

Abstract  oj  dubunenunta,  July  i,  1910,  to  June  SO,  1911, 


To  wliom  paid. 


No. 

Amoont. 

1 

83,538.66 

2 

7&00 

3 

8.00 

4 

8.90 

6 

73.96 

d 

2,468.33 

7 

3.60 

8 

&05 

9 

6.75 

10 

3.60 

11 

3a  80 

12 

7.50 

IS 

&00 

14 

6.56 

15 

45.00 

Id 

1.25 

17 

23.30 

18 

109.35 

19 

1&52 

20 

laoo 

21 

1400 

22 

97.33 

23 

138.14 

24 

3.10 

25 

46.00 

26 

87.50 

27 

8&75 

28 

2,141.17 

29 

29.86 

30 

6.08 

31 

153.30 

32 

97.00 

33 

67103 

34 

5a  95 

35 

72.00 

30 

494.58 

87 

1.50 

38 

43.00 

80 

475 

40 

27.50 

41 

.     5.15 

42 

16.25 

43 

11.15 

44 

17.88 

46 

9.50 

46 

16.00 

47 

12.45 

48 

laoo 

40 

112.00 

60 

500.00 

61 

5.00 

63 

26.00 

63 

127.50 

64 

77.88 

56 

163.14  1 

To  whom  paid. 


Amoont. 


?*jnA 

W.B.Entwide 

Wm.  Walten's  Bon  Carriage  Co, 

Vntarwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Chureb 

Pay  nil 

R.  E.  Burks 

LeetBns 

N.M.  MinnixCo 

Robinson  Clay  Prodnct  Co 

Ricfater  Manufacturing  Co 

Barber^  Ross 

Dnlin  &  Martin  Co 

ElUs  A.  Oimbel 

Jamea  B.  Lambie  Co , 

Geo.  F.  Math  dc  Co 

Jofan  W.  Masory  A  Son 

E.  J.  Murphy  d> 

Rodotoh  AWeat  Co 

Raadoiph  Paper  Box  Co 

Woodward  A  Lothrop 

niomaa  W.  Smith 

JohnCKnipp  A  Sons 

JohnB.  Espey 

W.B.Entwisle 

N.M.  MinnixCo 

W.  A.  H.  Qiuicfa. 

JfywB 

noodmfl  ManufiactorinK  Go.... 

ItO.OopelandCo 

".  A.H,  Church. &....... 

DsbyDeakCo 

W.B.Ma8e8^k8on8 

0«.  F,  Muth  A  Co 

iti  Metal  ConstnicUon  Co 

Hwh  RciBy  Co 

{.STOoldBiith 

E.J.MonliyCo 

pnlin  A  fiihln  Co 

I'tosbardi&  Bro 

^  C.  Knipp  A  Sons 

Bandog  PMwr  Box  Co 

R«mii«t«nl>pewriterCo 

^Mrtovn  Ifetal  Fnmituie  Co. 

l^iWaOlaaBCo 

Ollw  Machinery  Co 

RadotphA  West  Co 

Veramnt  Marble  Co 

Xhonaa  W.Smith. 

ijoDonilnmWorlaCo. 

Woodwanl  A  Lothrop 

TbMtts  E.  Young...: 

^oiSaW.TeSiHi 

WhltaO  Tatoa  Go. 

^Co.... 


Washtngton  Woodworking  Co., 

Payroll 

W.  B.  Entwiale 

Woodmfl  Manufacturing  Co.... 

Barber  A  Rosa , 

John  B.  Espey 

LeetBros 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

House  di  Herrmann , 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co , 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Charles  H.  Ourand 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith. 

O.  W.  Forsberg 

Thomas  E.  Young 

Thomas  W.  Smith. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Jamestown  Metal  Fnmitma Co.. 

Geo.  P.  Clark  Co 

Payron 

HughReiUyCo 

JohnC.  Kjupp&Sons 

John  Wanamaker 

Robert  B.  Caveriy 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Yale  A  Towne  Manufacturing 

Co. 

Randolph  Paper  Box  Co 

Emil  Caiman  &  Co 

WhitaU  Tatum  Co , 

HughReiUyCo 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co. .. . 

FranosH.  Bacon , 

W.  A.  H.  Church. 

Hugh  Reilly 

SwCdeU  Bpqs 

Leet  Bros 

Rudolph  ft  West  Co , 

American  Veneer  Co 

Washington  Woodworking  Co.. 

John  B.  Espey 

Julius  Lansburgh  Fnmituie  A 

Carpet  Co 

Charles  H.  Ourand 

Oil  very  Machinery  Go 

JohnC.  Knipp  ft  Sons 

PayroU 

JohnC.  Knipp  ft  Sons 

Barber  ft  Ross 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co. . . . 

Do .T7. 

Elmer  H.  CatUn  Co 

Emil  Cahnan  ft  Co 


66 
57 
58 
50 
60 
61 
62 
68 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
60 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76. 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 

83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
04 
96 
96 
97 

98 
99 
100 
101 
103 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
106 


102.23 

1,946.67 

16.00 

847.34 

6.47 

9.16 

5.40 

100.94 

2.26 

2.60 

450 

2.50 

3.33 

21.46 

11.96 

476.00 

2.50 

151.75 

213.67 

26.82 

22.32 

1,295.00 

1,060.83 

4,000.00 

1.90 

6.00 

88.75 

626.36 

65.00 

1.20 

360.40 

50.00 

460.00 

941.00 

218.75 

2,43438 

5.12 

446 

15.62 

oaoo 

32.00 
3.66 

9.40 
9.60 
5.00 

ifOoaoo 

816.00 

1,000.00 

2461 

91.47 

oaoo 

55.00 
66.60 


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14  '  BXPBKDITXnffiS  OF  SMITHSONIAlT  INfiTOTOWON,'  WIL 

Abstract  oj  dUhwsemtnJU,  July  1, 1920,  to  Ji^i^9^;2r9i^^«0bttti»tod. 


To  whom  paid. 


W.  A.  H.  Church 

JohnB.  Espey 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

M.  O.  Ck>pe]andCk> 

House  AHerrmaim 

James  B.  I/ambieCo 

Randolph  Paper  Box  Ck> 

Martin  Wi€«and 

American  veneer  Go 

Louis  Hartig 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Universal  El^ric  Stage  Light- 
ing Co 

WhltaU  Tatum  Co 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co 

.  W.  A.  H.  Church 

George  W.  Yeatman 

Washington  Woodworking  Co. . 

Payroll 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

O.  M.  Edwards  Co 

HughReillyCo 

BarMr  die  Ross.... 

W,  A.  H.  Church ^. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Whi  toll  Tatum  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 

Do 

Payroll 

F.  S.  Qlchner 

Ellsha  T.  Jenks 

W.H.Butler  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

John  C.  Knipp  &  Sons 

JohnB.  Espey 

American  veneer  Co 

O.  W.  Forsberg 

Martin  Wlegand 

F.  S.  Olchner 

O.  M.  Edwards  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co 

W.  B.  Moses  d!E  Sons 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

F.  8.  Gichner 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 

Randolph  Paper  Box  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Yale  &  Towne  Manufacturing 
Co .^ 

Martin  Wlegand 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Whitoll  Tatum  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Pavroll 

JuUus  Luisburgh  Furniture  & 
Carpet  Co , 

HughReillyCo , 

Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co , 

Washington »  Baltimore  A  An- 
napolis Electric  Rt.  Co , 

EUshaT.  Jenks..... 

O,  M.  Edwards  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co. . . 


109 

$74.66 

110 

.  .  19,74 

111 

160.20 

112 

371.99 

113 

11.00 

114 

4.52 

115 

4.32 

116 

62.32 

117 

77.00 

118 

.478.26 

.119 

22.88 

120 

24.57 

121 

6.65 

122 

68.74 

123 

66.00 

124 

8.50 

.125 

.379.50 

126 

2L00 

127 

178.85 

12S 

830.00 

129 

4.05 

130 

26.82 

131 

587.41 

132 

10.44 

133 

135.00 

134 

42.50 

135 

872.60 

136 

278.65 

137 

88.15 

138 

525.00 

139 

1,17199 

140 

20. 50 

141 

20L78y 

142 

26.00  H 

143 

38.88 

144 

3,558.00 

145 

25.00 

146 

64.80 

147 

227.00 

148 

4,000.00 

149 

18L00 

150 

65.64 

161 

LOO 

152 

18.50 

153 

68.60 

154 

22.00 

155 

49.89 

156 

212.60 

157 

14.20 

158 

237.92 

150 

437.50 

160 

57.28 

161 

550.20 

162 

194.68 

163 

133.75 

164 

1,168.67 

166 

10.05 

166 

53.15 

167 

50.00 

168 

249.87  N 

169 

40.00  1 

'.  170 

3.00  1 

171 

29a  70 

172 

27.64 

173 

L46 

1T4 

1SS.04 

HogbReUlyCo; 

Thomas  W.  .Smith . . . 
W.  B.  Mose^  <Se  Sons. 
Uullrii'lfiHihCo... 
John  B.  Espey.. 
G.  W.  Forsbwg. 


Albert  L.  Johnson 

Geo.  r.Muth&'Co... 

Rudolph  dr  West  Co. 
.  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
"^  WhltaU  Tatum  Co. 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co. 

John  H;  ffinrfclr- 

Barber  &  Ross. 

New  York  Slate  Works. 

Pay  roll. 


Randolph  Paper  Box  Co. 
C.  M.  Burton  4(Son.i, 


Fred  S.  Linoohi. 

Louis  Hartig 

HoghReilh?Co.. 

Hombk>wer  A  Marshall 

Woodruff 'Mauuflacturtn^  Co . . 

Martin  Wtond 

W.  A.  H.t^hUrdi 

EhnerH.  Catlin  Co... i 

Elisha  T.  Jenks 

JohnC:  KnippA  Son^. 

Albert  L:  Johnson 

American  Veneei'Co 

Barber  &  Ross.. 

^mdolph  Paper  Box  Co 

Wmlalf  Tatum  Co 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co. . . . 
*  R.  P.  Clarke  Co. 


H.  C.  Cragg  Mamifnsturing  Co. 
r.  8.  Gicfiner 


(diaries  8.  Jenkins. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Swindell  Brothers 

WasUqgton  Woodworking  Co. 

Tliomas  W.  Smith 

W.  L.  SWayxe 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Payroll 

John  B.  IKso&j , 

Ellis  A,  Glmbel 

H.  L.JuddCo 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Woodruff  Manubctorlng  Co. . 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

EUsha  T.  Jenks 

Grace  Linooln  Temple 

John  Wanamaker , 

O.  M.  Edwards  Co 

EUshaT.  Jenks.... 

F.S.  Gichner..... 

John  C.  Knipp  it  Sons 

Woodruff  Manaltettirfnr  Co.. 

Martin  Wlegand 

EnceneDtstigeffCo. 

E.  J.  Mor^yCo 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Hugh  Reffly  Co, 


Washinrton  WoodWMklnif  Go. 


175^ 

S5,141.96 

176 

127.80 

J77 

43.53 

178 

L20 

179 

6. 73 

180 

176.00 

181 

L78 

182 

6.00 

183 

30.69 

184 

14.36 

185 

366.40 

186 

44.18 

187 

94.00 

188 

9.46 

189 

86.74 

190 

1,415.78 

191 

100.39 

192 

11.04 

193 

3.90 

194 

.56 

195 

3,609.24 

196 

197.89 

197 

-  473.10 

198 

2,500.00 

199 

227.43 

200 

146.80 

201 

^432.12 

202 

1,^9.00 

203 

L96 

204 

U9.04 

206 

2.25 

206 
207 

162.00 
m24 

208 

5.00 

209 

L68 

210 

38.40 

211 

12.50 

212 

5S.O0 

213 

3.15 

214 

1.11 

215 

li.48 

216 

9.90 

217 

3.29 

218 

16.00 

219 
220 

1,398.35 
.      17.00 

231 

308.95 

222 

33.00 

223 

106.95 

224 

ST.  43 

225 

440.39 

226 

2ag.40 

227 

'    48.00 

228 

.    iW 

229 

.56.88 

230 

.206.20 

231 

83  18 

232 

5,634.00 

238 

3,3m.  50 

234 

4,ao.oo 

235 

38.16 

236 

181.91 

237 

1,068.06 

238 

3,OTr.22 

239 

3,06L00 

240 

1,662.50 

9iLia3L1U 

FiTSKmmK  AND  Fixtures,  National  Musbum,  1010. 
Balance  July  1,  IdlO,  as  per  last  report I87,88S.97 

DISBtTRSSMBNTS. 

Oases,  exhibition $10,138.00 

Oases  and  racks,  storM» 65, 260. 20 

aoth 25.00 


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BXPENDITUSES  OF  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911. 


16 


Diftwen,  teys,  boxes *  13,195.07 

Drawings,  etc 306.92 

Btectrical  fixtures 8,219.96 

PirehoBS 1,392.15 

GlauB 1,130.95 

Hardware 770.60 

Jus,  vials 1,265.45 

Lumber 269. 70 

Miscellaneous  woodwork 939. 60 

Office  and  hall  furniture  and  fixtures 5, 208. 60 

Pftinti,  oils 237.95 

Fhitnlnsg  material 871. 41 

Special  or  contract  services 2, 860. 74 

Slate 552.43 

Tools 6.00 

Trucks 185.78 

187,826.30 

'  59.67 
To  amount  of  disalloifhmce  in  voucher  No.  96 .53 

Balance  July  1, 1911 '  60.20 


Abitrad  of  MbursemerUtt  Jviy  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amoont. 


QcDcnl  Btoctiio  Co 

H.  J.  M.  Howard  Manoftcturing 

Co 

BocnUower  A  MarahaU 

Doremos  Machine  Co 

Woodruff  ICanulBoturing  Co ... . 

W.B.Entwisle 

Hooae  &  Herrmann 

Muoaon  Supply  Co 

Btodebaker  Bros.  Manufaciur- 

iogCo 

United  SUtcs  Fiame  ft  Picture 

Co 

Woodward  A  Lothrop 

Pdiou  Slate  Manuiacturhii;  Co. 

W.B.Entwisle 

JuMS  B.  Clow  ft  Sons 

James  B.  Lombie  Co 

JoUoiFowl 

Cbarics  8.  Jcnldns 

HoghReilly 

E.GTs^aferftCo , 

Thomas  SomervlUe  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Woodruff  Manutecturbig  Co ... . 

Shenrin-Williams  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  ft  Sons , 

Barber  ft  Ross 

Oto.P.CIarkCo 

iS&t^i^^::::::::; 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

WhitaiiTatum  Co. ........ .... 

'anestdwn  Metal  Funtliufv  Co, 

EiiBhaT.JenlEs 

Van  Dom  Inm  Works  Co. 

JofanC.  KttlppftSoos 

„    Do. 

▼an  Donf  Iraft  Worts  Oo 

F.B.  Qiehner 

LoidaBartic 

BaDdoiphftDerBorCo 

I>«rbyDeikCo 

WashinglMi  Woodwwldng  Oo .. 

2«o.  F.  Moth  ft  doV.*.*.r."!*.I!i: 

W.B.MoffsftSons 

lAoMstowhlfetal  FunUtm 3 Co. 


326 


U^,45 


327 

1,302.16 

328 

105.00 

329 

19.50 

330 

806.87 

331 

32.00 

332 

&66 

333 

aso 

834 

68.00 

336 

3.00 

336 

3.93 

337 

2.43 

338 

35.00 

339 

381.25 

340 

40.30 

341 

&38 

842 

67.00 

343 

13.25 

344 

.75 

346 

480.41 

346 

9.20a86 

847 

713.00 

348 

-22.40 

840 

71&20 

350 

3.84 

351 

121.40 

352 

102.00 

863 

4.75 

354 

246.70 

356 

274.61 

386 

150.00 

357 

oaoo 

358 

1,250.65 

309 

2,685.60 

300 

925.00 

361 

i8;ooo.oo 

860 

21.00 

368 

268.61 

864 

28a  00 

866 

65.00 

806 

241.00 

867 

939.50 

868 

51.70 

300 

_;  «7.74 

830 

2f,aoa79 

John  B.  Espey 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Washington  WoodworUig  Co 

C.  I^orfluiger  ft  Sons 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Bedell  ManulactuHng  Co 

Remington  TypewHtor  Co... . 

Bens  ft  I/Udwig 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Van  Dom  Iron  Works  Co 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co.. . . 

WhltaU  Tatum  Co 

A.  F.  Jorss 

JohnC.  Knippft  Sons 

Do 

Dennison  Manufacturing  Co. . 

NaUonal  Mosaic  Co 

GeneralFlrdproofingCo 

New  York  Slate  Works 

Woodruff  ManulKturing  Co.. 

Van  Dom  Iron  Works  Co 

R.  CM.  Burton ft'Son. 

Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co 

Edwd.  Ft  Caldwell  ft  Co 

JohnC.  Knippft  Sons. 

Art  Metal  Constroction  Co. . . . 

O.  W.  Forsberg 

Library  Bureau 

M.C.Mitchell  Co 

Art  Metal  Constraction  Co 

M.  O.CopelandCo 

A  rt  Metal  Construction  Co 

Tiiomas  W.  Smith. . . . , 

Woodruff  Manufatoturing  Co.. 

JohnC.  Knippft  Sons 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co.. . . 

Do 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co. . 

Art  Metal  Constroction  Co 

John  C.  Knipp  ft  Sons 

Library  Bureau 

Charles  H.  Onrand 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Horablower  ft  Marshall 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 


371 
372 
373 
374 
376 
376 
377 
378 
379 
380 
381 
382 
383 
384 


390 
301 
392 
393 
304 
396 
396 
397 
398 
399 
400 
401 
402 
403 
404 
406 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 


$80l98 
1,162.16 

2oaoo 

419.30 

126.30 

.72 

.60 

.50 

14.40 

2,500.00 

268.45 

561.54 

40.60 

581.76 

364.00 

76.50 

340.00 

1,370.00 

550.00 

J, 125.00 

1,000.00 

25.  UO 

1.00 

2,722.50 

6,000.00 

11,542.86 

402.00 

240.50 

242.61 

3,032.86 

905.00 

1,160.00 

24.00 

1,531.00 

1,000.00 

3,600.00 

350.00 

1,531.00 

360.00 

1,811.00 

2,450.00 

8.00 

40.00 

103.92 

254.10 


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EXPENDITUBES  OP  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  lOLl. 


FuBNrrusB  and  Fixtubbs,  National  MtmBUM,  1909. 
Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report 986. 61 

No  disburaementB.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  siupluB  fund. 

HbATINO  and  LlOHTINOy   NATIONAL  MUBKUIC,  1911. 
HBCBIFTB* 

Appropriation  ''Heating  and  lighting,  National  Muaeum,  1911"  (sundry 
civil  act  JuD*>  9^191^ |50,00a00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

len^eer,  at  1133.33} 11,600.00 

1  assistant  engineer,  at  |100 1,200.00 

2  assistant  engineers,  at  $90,  $95,  and  $100 2, 330. 00 

1  steam  fitter,  at  $100 1,200.00 

1  electrician,  at  $100 1,200.00 

6  electricians,  at  $4  per  diem 1, 240. 00 

1  machinist,  at  $90 564.00 

2plumbers,  at$4  per  diem 1,232.00 

1  plumber's  assistant,  at  $65 780. 00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $115 1,380.00 

IskiUed  laborer,  at $100 1,200.00 

IskiUed  laborer,  at  $75 900.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $60  and  $70 750.00 

Sfiremen,  at$60 3,114.00 

2oaers,  at$60 720.00 

1  blacksmith,  at  $70 840.00 

1  blacksmith,  at  $3.60  per  diem 126.00 

1  telephone  operator,  at  $75 900.00 

1  telephone  operator,  at  $1 .50  per  diem 79. 88 

1  laborer,  at  $55 660.00 

4  laborers,  at  $50 2,376.66 

Total  salaries  or  compensation $24,992.64 

General  expenses: 

Goal  and  wood 8,301.16 

Electrical  supplies 3,214.77 

Electricity 185.79 

Gas 146.36 

Heatinff  supplies 2, 261. 45 

Bent  of  call  boxes 128.50 

Special  services 980.36 

Telegrams 21.39 

Telephones 709.57 

Total  general  expenses 15, 949. 35 

Total  disbuTBements 40,S41.88 

Balance  July  1, 1911 9,658.11 

Abttraet  of  disfnatementSt  Jviy  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


TowbompttkL 

No. 

Amount.  1 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

A«„t. 

pKTroD 

.as, 

0.00  1 
l,9»f.0O 

Co. 

• 
10 

U 

IS 
13 
M 

Motottl  DIrtriet  M«Mn«r  Co... 

Waddnston  Gm I^htCo 

CtM—pwifcB  *  PotoDBM  Tde- 
pImmCo 

as 

WMtiDKfaoan  KlBetrie  *  li». 

ILA) 

p»yroU 

Chwiwota  ft  PolomM  T«A»- 

100.00 

2I&OOI 

pfMm^ 

6L10 

Ifii^T  flahcrtT 

Do..... .....:....::.:.:. 

410 

BoUiiM*Mj«nCo 

Wi^il^taaQML%htO» 

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Abstract  of  ditbunemtnU^  Juiy  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  iPil— Continued. 


To 


pi^. 


Motaal  District  Measeiv 

Bpngat  BlBotric  Co 

iVjroll 

Matual  District  Messeng! 

Martin  FlAliarty 

CarroU  Electric  Co 

R.B.Corey 

Jenldiis  Bros 

QMB.E  Miller  ^^Bro... 

WMhington  Qm  Light  C 

Potomac  Electric  Power 

National  Eketrical  Supp-^ 

Postal  Telwraph43ableX>o 

Btandartl^  Co 

Schaeflcr  ft  Budenberg  Mano- 
flKturingCo 

Stevenson,  Bro.  A  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Chfsapeakg  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Payron 

Matoal  Dtotriot  Messenger  Co. 


Washington  Qas  Light 
CsrroUElectrie  Co. 


iHartig 

Robert  Bishop  Manofoctoring 
Co 

Chesapeake  Stipplv  Co 

Gvlock  Packing  Co 

LooentOUCo 

Crown  OU  ft  Wax  Co 

Spngoe  Electric  Co 

Thomas  Somemrille  Co 

Trpewriter  ft  Office  Supply  Co. 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

^0. 

John  Mitchell  Jr 

PayioU 

H.  L.  DoraeyCo 

George  W.  Yeatman 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

American  Ship  Windlass  Co. .. . 

Atlantic  bisuUted  Wire  ft 
CahieCa 

BrirtolCo 

down  Oil  ft  Wax  Co 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

Watchman's  Dial  Co 

Lord  Eleetric  Co 

Armoor  ft  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Zig-L%  Specialty  Co 

JaieeU  Mannfactarlng  Co 

Wadiii«ton  Oas  Light  Co 

Otb  Elevator  Co 

Geo.  F.  Math  ft  Co 

I.  Edw.  Chapman 

OhtoO  Electric  Co 

Ismes  B.  Lambie  Co 

National  Electrical  Supbly  Co. 

Bohmann  ft  Maorer  Maniifao- 
torinsCa 

>owaOilft  WaxCo 


down 

General  Eleetric  Co 

Mntoal  District  Messenger  Co. 
Miller  Bros.  Automobile  ft  Sup- 
ply Co 

^    ^'     lElectricCo 

ft  Potomac  Tele- 

bCo 

Potonac  Electric  Power  Co 

PayroD 


Wadiington  Oas  Light  Co. 

MarttnJ.  Flaherty 

XohnB.  Espey 

Mntoal  Di£ict  Messenger  Co. 

Bridgmaa  Broa.  Co 

Dirtflet  Machine  Works 

BrirtoICo 

QaleekPaddngCo 


27 

7:66 

28 

10.10 

29 

7.12 

30 

25.93 

31 

7.66 

32 

64.68 

33 

2,060.84 

34 

10.00 

36 

12.24 

36 

3.60 

37 

L30 

38 

10.26 

38 

2.64 

40 

34.70 

41 

8.76 

42 

10.87 

43 

19.20 

44 

76.09 

45 

75.00 

46 

2.30 

47 

70.78 

48 

65.60 

49 

1.942.66 

50 

232.00 

51 

27.00 

52 

1,293.14 

53 

36.53 

54 

75.92 

55 

54.44 

56 

4.56 

57 

10.56 

58 

40.80 

59 

8.00 

60 

86.00 

61 

37.60 

62 

17.78 

63 

2.25 

64 

12.65 

65 

26.10 

66 

1.00 

67 

.60 

68 

7.25 

60 

5.24 

70 

6.24 

71 

63.23 

72 

5.30 

73 
74 

10.66 
393.23 

76 

10.00 

76 
77 

7.50 
10.45 

78 
79 

60.12 
66.58 

80 

1.802.66 

81 

26.73 

82 

32.00 

88 

16.02 

84 

10.00 

85 

35.00 

86 

L26 

87 

7.85 

88 

22.63  U 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

American  Engineering  ft  Man- 
ufacturing Co 

Collins  Metallic  Packing  Co 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

Miller  Bros.  Automobile  ft  Sup- 
ply Co 

Payroll 

American  Ship  Windlass  Co ... . 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . 

Chesai>eake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Do 

Washington  Gas  Li^t  Co 

Crown  Oilft  WaxCo 

Oailock  Packing  Co 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co... 

J.W.Lohr 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Western  Electric  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

H.  W.  Johns-Manville  Co 

LH.  Fisher 

Robert  Bishop  Mf^.  Co 

Payroll 

Carey  Machinery  ft  Supply  Co.. 

Schaefler  ft  Budenberg  Manu- 
facturing Co 

White  Ofil  Coal  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

Che8ai>eake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 

_phone  Co 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

Cuyler  ft  Mohler 

American  Ship  Windlass  Co 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co... 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

Hisey-Wolf  Machine  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Carey  Machine  ft  Supply  Co 

Westinghouse  Electric  ft  Manu- 
facturing Co 

Ridgway  Dynamo  ft  Engine  Co. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

LH.  Fisher 

Crane  Co 

Rudolph  ft  West  Co 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Payroll 

B.  F.  SturtevantCo 

Jodcins  Bros 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

General  Electric  Co 

Walker  Electric  Co 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co 


100 

7.16 

101 

L16 

102 

60.43 

103 

50.00 

104 

34.00 

105 

15.30 

106 

16.00 

107 

1,924.68 

108 

101.16 

109 

446.36 

110 

72.26 

111 

68.05 

112 

316.18 

113 

3&70 

114 

9.28 

115 

10.46 

116 

36.00 

117 

10.00 

118 

8.00 

119 

3a  10 

120 

1L91 

121 

1,688.16 

122 

U.28 

123 

6.41 

124 

19.22 

125 

109.50 

126 

20.50 

127 

1,960.33 

128 

74.76 

129 

2&00 

130 

1,  SOL  30 

131 

7.00 

132 

7L93 

133 

&09 

134 

7.26 

135 

6.04 

136 

46.60 

137 

10.00 

138 

13.87 

139 

6.50 

140 

22.50 

141 

ia44 

142 

67.50 

143 

13.00 

144 

8.10 

145 

L87 

146 

3.66 

147 

59.88 

148 

L45 

149 

38.23 

i50 

74.23 

151 

2,056.43 

162 

66.00 

153 

U.84 

154 

&68 

166 

172.28 

156 

7.36 

157 

100.82 

158 

3.00 

169 

7.66 

160 

301.23 

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Ah$brw!t  oj  dxiibW8tfmient»,  July  1, 1910,  to  Jwu  SO,  i^ll—Ooirtinaed. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amoant. 


To  whom  paid. 


Ho. 


Amoant 


Edwd.  F.  Caldwell  &  Co 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp 
Co 

W.  W.  Riley 

John  B.  Espev 

Oarlock  Packmg  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Westinghouse  Electric  &  Manu- 
facturing Co 

Robert  Btthop  Manufacturing 
Co 

MiUer,  Clapett  &  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Quaker  City  Rubber  CJo 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Crane  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Thomas  Somervllle  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

P&roU 

Edwd.  F.  CaldweU  &  Co 

I.  H.  Fisher 

Louis  Hartlg 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co. . . 

Homblower  &  Marshall. 

Urban  A.  F.  Cosh 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

Washington  Qas  Light  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 


161 

lacoo 

162 

2L43 

163 

86.61 

164 

64.00 

166 

3.00 

166 

12.12 

167 

77.39 

168 

13.76 

169 

2a  6b 

170 

14.62 

171 

103.21 

172 

11.65 

173 

iai4 

174 

&67 

176 

1.27 

176 

2.01 

177 

74.33 

178 

2.100.36 

179 

4B&00 

180 

60.23 

181 

.80 

182 

1&60 

183 

6.11 

184 

29.00 

186 

3,483.60 

186 

26i00 

187 

U.90 

188 

100.00 

Barber  &  Ross 

American  Radiator  Co 

Colombia  Granite  A  Dredging 

Co 

Garlock  Paokinc  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 
Washington  Woodworking  Co.. 
MntualDistriot  Messenger  Co... 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Thomas  Someryille  Co 

Payroll 

Chesapeake  A  Potomao  Tele- 

CneCo 
tic  Insulated  Wire  &  Ca- 
ble Co 

Wash^gton  Qas  Light  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Miller  Bros 

General  Electric  Co 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co.,.. 

Arthur  Cowsill 

Atlantte  Insulated  Wire  A  Ca- 
ble Co 

Thos.  C.  Basshor  Co 

Robert  Bishop  ManufMstoring 
Co 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Payroll 


189 

i&« 

199 

194.23 

191 

440 

192 

3&00 

193 

14a  17 

194 

4.50 

196 

l&OO 

196 

&75 

197 

61.62 

198 

93.80 

199 

2,194.33 

200 

7a  10 

201 

29.60 

202 

a  18 

203 

47.87 

204 

laoo 

206 

2Leo 

206 

16l00 

207 

2ia40 

206 

1&27 

209 

18.42 

210 

2a  60 

811 

47.32 

212 

204 

213 

2,17^68 

40,841.89 


Heating  and  Lighting,  National  Musbum,  1910. 
Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report |14,52d.90 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Goal  and  wood $1,596.20 

Confltructing  tunnel 500. 00 

Electric  cable  and  terra-cotta  duct 3, 660. 00 

Electrical  supplies 1, 405. 63 

Electricity *. 130.93 

Gas 17.46 

Heatine  supplies,  etc 3, 368. 59 

Rent  of  call  boxes 10. 00 

Special  services 131. 58 

•fel^rams 16. 45 

Telephones 197.44 

Total  disbursements 10,934.48 

Balance  July  1, 1911 8,592.42 

Abstract  of  diahurseTnents,  July  1, 1910,  to  Jwne  SO,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


PostalTelegreph-Cable  Co. . . 

General  Electric  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

n.  Moeller  BCanntectnrlng  Oo. . . 

ICartin  J.  Flahertj 

Hatoal  District  Messenger  Co. 
Washington  Gas  LkhtCo.... 

Crown  Oil  A  Wax  &. 

Garlock  Packing  Co 

Keasbey  &  ICat^n  Co 

Potomao  Slectrto  Power  Co... 


206 

$7.10 

207 

7L25 

208 

1,69&20 

909 

84.77 

210 

22.08 

211 

10.00 

2U 

17.46 

SU 

0.10 

214 

80.00 

m 

23.00 

216 

180.08 

PhOip  Oarey  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Columbia  Smelting  A  Refining 
Co 

John  Grelg. 

Keoflel  A  Baser  Co 

Thomas  SomervUle  Co 

John  W.  Buckley 

Chesapeake  A  Potonno  Tele- 
phone Co 

Croiby  Steam  Gag9  A  Valva  Co. 


217 
218 

219 
220 
221 
222 
128 

234 


190.00 
43.42 

27.50 
27.38 
17.40 
63.93 
29.60 

1M.44 

80.00 


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Ahiiraa  oj  dubunemenli,  Julg  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  iPil— Gontmiied. 


Towbompttkl. 


No. 


Amoant. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


CtenUSlsetrieOo. 

J.  Mflton  Hagy  Waate  Wivki... 

BvImt  a  Ros^  .* 

IC.  Ltndaay  Rubber  HaaoftM)- 

toitog  Co 

R.B.Coi«7 

LooisHarUg 

J.  MUtan  Hag7  Waste  Works. . . 

J.  Robert  SominerHlle 

OeaeralBtaotrioGo. 

CDjlarAlCohler 

WflUHDsAWeUsGo 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

Jam  B.  Sney. 

Natloiial  Efectflcal  Simply  Co.. 
Manhattan  Bleetrioal  8i$ply  Go 

BodolpliAWeatOo. 

J.  Robert  Somaianrlile 

Portal  Telegiiph-Oabla  Co. 

QnnaOo 

QattaFwefaa  A  Robber  Ifaon- 

HBtnrina  Oo.  .•••••>••••.••••• 
flwpfale  &  Potomao  Tele- 

phfloeCo. 

CteoUEleetrloOo. 


296 

8196.03 

237 

7.60 

228 

0.62 

229 

«83 

280 

176.04 

231 

1443 

382 

15.00 

288 

26.76 

234 

180.03 

236 

84.46 

236 

18.86 

287 

2:64 

288 

47.24 

239 

12.82 

140 

3,692.21 

Ml 

36.83 

242 

26.81 

248 

76.60 

344 

8.66 

34S 

48.61 

240 

2.12 

947 

8.00 

248 

8L76 

Vi  T.  Himgerford  Braes  &  Cop- 
per Co 

Jolrn  B.  Espey 

Western  Etoctric  Co 

-National  Eleetrioal  Supply  Go. . 

Rudoli^<fcWe8tGo 

O.  W.Forsberg 

Fairbanks  Co 

Carey  Maddnery  &  Supply  Co. . 
Manhattan  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

J.  P.  Kemp 

Do 

Lord  Electrie  Co 

Western  Union  Teleoaph  Co.. . 
Manhattan  Electrical  Supply  Go 

Co^A  Mahler 

A.F.  Jorss 

John  W.  Danforth  Co 

S.  Homer  Woodbridee 

Manhattan  EleetricaTSupply  Co 

Do 

NatioDal  Mortar  Co. 


349 

80.64 

260 

474 

361 

90.00 

863 

460 

888 

.87 

264 

186.00 

266 

00.16 

366 

1,876.76 

267 

47.40 

368 

1448 

289 

809.60 

360 

189.96 

361 

840.00 

363 

.69 

368 

6469 

364 

17413 

966 

827.00 

366 

600.00 

367 

106.00 

368 

1&74 

369 

86.40 

270 

18.40 

10,08448 


Hbaung  and  Liohuno,  National  Musxttm,  1909. 
Balance  July  1, 1910,  aa  per  last  report 


1137.16 


No  disbursements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

Prbsbryation  ov  Collections,  National  Museum,  1911. 


RECEIPTS. 

Appropriation  "Preservation  of  collections.  National  Museum,  1911" 
(sondry  civil  act,  approved  June  25, 1910) 1300,000.00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

Scientific  and  administrative  staff— 

1  assistant  secretary,  at  $4,000  and  $5,000 $4,500.04 

1  administrative  assistant,  at  $3,500 3,500.00 

3  head  curators,  at  $3,500 10,208.34 

Ihead  curator,  at  $291.66  per  month 291.66 

4  curators,  at  $2 ,400 9, 000. 00 

Icurator,  at  $200  per  month 200.00 

1  curator,  at  $180  and  $200 2,170.00 

1  curator,  at  $180 2,100.00 

1  associate  curator,  at  $2,400 2,400.00 

2  assistant  curators,  at  $170  per  month 4,080.00 

2  assistant  curators,  at  $160  per  month 3,840.00 

2  assistant  curators,  at  $150  per  month 2,605.00 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $140  and  $150 1,730.00 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $140 1,680.00 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $133.33 66.67 

4  assistant  curators,  at  $125 4, 766. 66 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $125  and  $150 1, 518. 75 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $120 1,440.00 

2  assistant  curators,  at$116.67.«. 431.67 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $110 1,265.00 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $100  and  $125 1,350.00 

1  assistant  curator,  at  $7  per  diem 56.00 

1  chief  of  exhibits,  at  $m.33 2,200.00 

1  naturalist,  at  $300 1,350.00 

2 custodians,  at  $133.33 3,240.00 


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20  EXPENDirUBES  OF  SIOTHSONIAK  INBTTrUTIONy  1911. 

StlarioB  or  oompeosation — Gontinuel. 

Scientific  and  administratiye  stafif— Continaed. 

laid,  at $130 $1,500.00 

7  aide,  at  $100 6,969.17 

4  aide,  at  $75 1,915.00 

1  disburaing  agent,  at  $125 1,500.00 

1  chief  of  division,  at  $200 2,400.00 

1  regifltiar,  at  $167 2,004.00 

1  editor,  at  $167 2,004.00 

1  editor's  assistant,  at  $133.33 1,600.00 

1  assistant  librarian,  at  $133.33 1,600.00 

1  assistant,  at  $100 200.00 


Prepaiators — 

1  photographer,  at  $175 2,100.00 

1  photographic  assistant,  at  $70 382. 67 

1  photographic  assistant,  at  $50 600.  $0 

1  chief  taxidermist,  at  $166.66 2,000.00 

1  taxidermist,  at  $125 1,254.17 

1  taxidermist,  at  $100 1,200.00 

1  taxidermist,  at  $90 867.00 

1  asBLBtant  taxidermist,  at  $80 902.67 

1  taxidermist,  at  $70 830.68 

1  osteologist,  at $100 1,200.00 

2  taxidermist  apprentices,  at  $30 253.00 

1  modeler,  at  $4.50  per  diem 666.00 

2  modelers,  at  $100 2,358.33 

1  preparator,  at  $125 391.67 

1  preparator,  at  $115 1,380.00 

1  preparator,  at  $100 1,200.00 

2  preparators,  at  $80 1,920.00 

Ipreparator,  at$75 900.00 

S  preparators,  at  $70 553.00 

Ipreparator,  at $60 720.00 

3  preparators,  at  $60 1,08a  34 

1  preparator,  at$40 480.00 

2  preparators,  at  $2  per  diem 398.00 

1  assistant  preparator,  at  $65  and  $75 821. 75 

Idassifier,  at$100 1,200.00 

1  recorder,  at  $100 I,20a00 

1  cataloguer,  at  $90 1,080.00 

2  cataloguers,  at  $85 1,320.00 

1  cataloguer,  at  $75 525.00 

18  cataloguers,  at  $60 4,720.00 

4  cataloguera,  at  $50 535.00 

1  draftsman,  at  $145 1,570.83 

1  sculptor,  at  $5  per  diem 390.00 

1  workman,  at  $70 840.00 


$87,741.96 


Clerical  staff— 

1  finance  derk,  at  $160 1,920.00 

1  proDerty  clerk,  at  $140 1,680.00 

1  clerk,  at  $150 1,200.00 

1  clerk,  at  $133.33 1,600.00 

2  clerks,  at  $116jB6 2,800.00 

1  clerk,  at  $130 910.00 

1  clerk,  at  $100 1,200.00 

3  clerks,  at  $90 3,127.50 

5  clerks,  at  $80 4,784.01 

2  clerks,  at  $75 1,800.00 

5  clerks,  at  $70 1,750.00 

1  clerk,  at $60 and  $70 \ 775.00 

1  clerk,  at  $60 313.00 

1  clerk,  at  $55 66a  00 

1  clerk,  at  $35 » 106.17 

1  clerk  and  typewriter,  at  $75 900.00 

1  clerk  and  preparator,  at$75 900.00 


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EXPENDITUKBS  OF  B1CITH80NIAN  IK8TITUTI0K,  19IL  21 

Salaries  or  oompenaation— Gontinued. 
dericftl  staff — Continued. 

1  stenographer,  at|166.66 $1,583.33 

4  stenographers,  atllOO 4,690.00 

2  stenographers,  at$80 1,520.00 

2  stenographers,  at  $75 1,342.50 

1  stenographer,  at  $70 280.00 

10 stenographers,  at $60 1,526.00 

1  stenographer,  at  $60 420.00 

2  typewriters,  at  $75 700.00 

14  typewriters,  at  $60 2,870.00 

3  mau  carriera,  at$45 303.00 

1  messenger,  at  $50 600.00 

1  messenger,  at  $45 49.50 

3  messengers,  at  $40 913.67 

1  messenger,  at  $35  and  $40 437.50 

1  messenger,  at  $35 311.50 

SmessengerB,  at  $30 611.00 

6  messengers,  &t  $25 468.76 

$45,052.44 

Buildings  and  kbor— 

1  superintendent,  at  $200 1,400.00 

1  captain  of  watch,  at  $100 1,200.00 

3lieutenantBof  watch,  at$75 2,700.00 

1  watchman,  at  $65 780.00 

64  watchmen,  at $60 30,170.00 

3  carpenters,  at  $85 269.17 

3  cabinetmakers,  at  $85 1,031.33 

2  painters,  at  $75 105.00 

1  blacksmith,  at  $65 143.00 

3  blacksmiths,  at $3.60  per  diem 183.60 

1  foreman,  at  $85 1, 020. 00 

1  foreman,  at  $70  and  $75 865.00 

6  elevator  conductors,  at  $60 2,128.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at $70 and  $75 500.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $65 715.00 

IskiUed  laborer,  at $60 720.00 

3  skilled  laborers,  at  $50 905.00 

1  skilled  laborer,  at $40 and $60 550.00 

IskiUedlabcMrer,  at$45 90.00 

3  skilled  laborers,  at  $40 1,058.66 

2  skilled  laborers,  at  $2  per  diem 148.00 

31  laborers,  at  $50 17,566.67 

I  laborer,  at  $45  and  $50 407.50 

41  laborers,  at  $45 16,641.38 

II  laborers,  at  $1.25  per  diem 2, 625. 31 

1  laborer,  at  $1  and  $1.25  per  diem 366.00 

1  laborer,  at$l  per  diem 30.00 

15 charwomen,  at $20 299.33 

1  attendant,  at  $40 480.00 

2 attendants,  at $35 458.50 

lattendant,  at  $1.50  per  diem 273.00 

85,829.45 

Total  salaries  or  compensation 256, 471. 96 

General  expenses: 

Drawings  and  illustrations $1,078.30 

Freight  and  cartage 2,341.01 

Speoal  services 4,131.98 

Specimens 1,826.44 

Stationoy 1,476.00 

Supplies 10,850.58 

Travel 1,199.93 

22,904.24 

Total  disburaenfents 279,376.20 

Balance  July  1,1911 20,623.80 


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Abstract  of  disbursements,  July  1, 1910 ,  to  June  30, 1911. 


To  whon  paid. 


No. 


Amoant. 


To  whom  paid. 


Na 


Amount. 


Joseph  Maoe 

Payroll 

Dudleys.  Lawrence 

George  B.  Tomer 

Austin  Baldwin  di  Co 

Anita  R.Long 

WlUiam  L.  Brown 

B.O.Mitchell 

American  Ice  Co 

Paul  Bartsch 

Estate  of  Nixon  Brewer 

Tolman  Laundry 

Joseph  Maoe 

PayroU 

J.N.Rose. 

American    Press    Information 

Bureau 

American  Entomological  Co. . . . 
Amertoan  Soap  &  WasholineCo. 

Chas.  J.  Ross  Co 

Seabury  &  Johnson 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Merchants  Transfer  it  Storage 

Co T,.. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Bausoh  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

Qranulator  Soap  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Maipr  ManufiEkCturlng  Co 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Stoller  A  Forrester 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Ottenhelmer  Bros 

Morsells  Hardware  Store. 

D.BaUauf. 

Finola  Manuftictunng  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

Carborundum  Co 

Merchants  Transfer  &  Storage 

Co TT. 

O.W.Oili , 

J.  W.  Qidley 

Adams  Express  Co 

B.  Morrison  Paper  Co , 

Bstate  of  Nixon  Brewer , 

Edward  Palmer , 

Urn  ted  States  Express  Co 

Washington  Railway  A  Elec- 
tric Co 

American  Ice  Co 

William  C  Cuaick 

Tolman  Laundry 

A.  T.  Thompson  &  Co 

Merchants  Transfer  A  Storage 

Co .TT. 

Joseph  Mace. 

I^yroU 

W.  K.ScoUldr 

American    Press    Informatioo 

Bureau 

MerchanlB  Transfer  A  Storage 

Co, .?. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Oo 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

W.A.H.  Church 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.... 

W.  K.Scolltek .77. 

KMatie  of  Nixon  Brewer 

Charies  Becker  A  Oe. 

F.  W.  True 

Lewis  Firmer 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Co 

W.R.OvaceACo 

Amertoan  Ice  Oa.,. 
HwhReiUyOa.. 


$a.67 

20,297.20 
SLfiO 
12.42 
13:68 

laoo 

6.65 

7.50 

200.40 

4.40 

37.50 

16.24 

41.67 

20,480.23 

23.30 

S.00 
25.00 
18.13 

6.00 
60.00 
1&50 
30.56 

6.70 

8.00 

17.40 

36.25 

14.18 

34.00 

4.35 

6.00 

41.16 

4.80 

18.45 

&25 

1.50 

8.00 

37.61 

3.00 

7.50 

3.38 

12.68 

16.58 

laoo 

32.45 
16.97 

laao 

39.00 
4a  30 
27.28 

16.00 

182.10 

18.05 

10.20 

664.00 


65  64.44 

80  41.07 

67  I  a0»43«.04 
60  .         2&00 


Co. 


F.€ 

S.J.Murpkkya>. 


00 

01 

01 

08 

04 

06 

OB 

07  1 

W  . 

09 

70* 

71 

72 

T4< 

76 

76 


&00 

69.40 
09.43 

7.38 
43.76 
10.88 
96.00 
S7.S0 

3.00 
16.00 
44.« 
11.30 
199.88 
126.40 

1.74 
70.60 
96.40 
IOlOO 


Stella  Katsensteln 

Edward  J.  Brown 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

EaAe  Pencil  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

P.  M,  Frank  Disinfecting  Co.. . . 

Samuel  H.  French  &  Co 

Franklin  &  Co 

HogetfcMcDoweUCo 

Maurice  Joyce  Engraving  Co.... 

M.  A.  Leese.,..,. 

Lansburgh  &  Bro. 

Morsell's  hardware  store 

E.  J.  Pullman 

Randolph  Paper  Box  Co 

Renx&  Ludwig 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

A.  T.  Thompson  &  Co. 

Library  Bureau 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

Baltimore  &  Ohk>  R.  R.  Co 

Tolman  Laundry. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

Seabury  4^  Johnson. 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Fred.  A.  Suimidt 

Arthur  H.  Thomas  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Qeorge  W.  Yeatman 

American    Press    Information 

Bureau 

J.N.Rose 

Joseph  Mace 

Payroll 

W.E.SoolUck 

N.D.Raub 

Geo.  C.  Maynard 

LaoraDe  rue 

Janet  H.  Hayes 

Allen's  Press  Clipping  Bureau. . 

Barber  &  Ross 

John  Bale  Sons  A  Danielsson 

(Ltd.) 

John  B.  Espey 

Jennie  Hodces 

Frances  M.  Lynch 

Baosch  A  Lomb  Optical  Oo 

Estote  of  Nixon  Brewer 

W.E.Scomck 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

LonbHartig 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Oo 

CohimbiaOUCo 

Ouy,  Curran  A  Co 

Hastings  A  Oo 

Philip  Ltndemeyr 

LibiwT  Bureau , 

India  AlkaU  Works 

Geo.  P.  MerriU 

Wm.  H.  Dall 

MMdraUBros 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Oo 

Perni^Ivanla  R.  R.  Co 

Panl  Bartsch 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

E.  J.  Pullman , 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Ty  vevrit«r  A  Office  Supply  Oo. 

Vni  versa]  Trading  Co 

J.  K.  Pocue 

National  Mortar  Co 

Shaw-WalkerOo 

Albert  U  Johnson 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Oo...... 

Do 

rnioo  RMTtiopeOa... 
Stella"'       "^ 


77 

S20.00 

78 

12&00 

79 

4.80 

80 

9.12 

81 

8.48 

82 

17.00 

83 

4.60 

84 

&60 

85 

L25 

86 

L60 

87 

L70 

88 

.78 

89 

6.81 

90 

10.92 

91 

7.00 

92 

2.00 

93 

20.00 

94 

8.85 

95 

20.00 

96 

94.84 

97 

2.00 

96 

LOS 

99 

8.32 

100 

16u24 

101 

2.40 

103 

00.00 

103 

6.80 

104 

4.06 

106 

13.60 

106 

34.80 

107 

9L00 

108 

10.00 

109 

6.00 

110 

7.94 

lU 

4L07 

112 

20,367.50 

113 

25.06 

114 

20.00 

115 

3L71 

110 

24.92 

117 

20.00 

118 

0.00 

119 

3. 28 

199 

36.32 

121 

2L80 

122 

20.68 

123 

20.60 

124 

3.61 

125 

19.60 

126 

25.00 

127 

LOO 

12S 

9.77 

129 

L29 

130 

7.20 

131 

84.78 

132 

4.80 

133 

2.28 

134 

13.00 

135 

100.09 

136 

25.00 

137 

190.27 

138 

7.00 

139 

10.00 

140 

0.00 

141 

2.00 

142 

103.21 

143 

74.10 

144 

0.00 

145 

115.80 

146 

2.96 

147 

L84 

148 

LOO 

149 

6.38 

150 

18.90 

151 

4.89 

153 

4.60 

153 

LIO 

154 

10.44 

155 

7.13 

liO 

17.00 

157 

20LO9 

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Aiiina  oj  HAunem^nk,  JvJdn  t,  1910^  to  June  SO,  i9ii— Contiiiued. 


To 


pAid. 


n 

No. 

Amount. 

US 

%S?' 

,lflO 

20,^.48 

m 

20.66 

168 

26.00 

16a 

20.00 

164 

0.01 

166 

6.00 

16ft 

&30 

167 

13.02 

168 

20.62 

160 

12.88 

170 

33.67 

171 

21.00 

m 

0.80 

m 

6.30 

174 

460 

175 

66.00 

176 

12.26 

177 

1.25 

iS 

21.60 

&25 

180 

10^40 

181 

44.20 

182 

111.60 

183 

16.00 

184 

20.00 

186 

67.60 

186 

2&00 

187 

2a  00 

188 

20.00 

180 

20l08 

19Q 

laoo 

101 

a6i65 

199 

82:13 

108 

2.34 

194 

2.00 

106 

3.00 

106 

63.85 

107 

10l16 

108 

86l27 

190 

2.30 

aoo 

7.60 

aoi 

2a  00 

202 

ILOO 

208 

laoo 

204 

4&00 

206 

87.00 

206 

&80 

207 

6.00 

208 

&16 

200 

6.24 

210 

7.84 

211 

16.64 

218 

87.60 

818 

10.45 

214 

2.28 

216 

23.60 

218 

4L67 

217 

20,798.13 

217e 

.06 

217b 

64.00 

218 

3a  00 

210 

66.07 

220 

ia64 

231. 

.50 

222 

1.50 

223 

25.00 

224 

80.00 

225 

108.05 

226 

45.00 

227 

5a  40 

228 

4a  77 

220 

20.00 

830 

270.35 

231 

oaooU 

To  wlMtn  paid. 


Amount 


Piywn 

Ann  Batitr. 

W.E.SooQiOk. 

8iitb£.  GwuietL 

Aithor  H.  Thomas  Co 

AJMrieaa    Pnss    InftvmAtkm 

Borcao 

F.  P.  Ifar  Hardware  Co 

AnsicKi  Ltad  Pencil  Co 

WlIBam  Wirt  Clarice  it  Son 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Qiay  Herlnrium  of  Harvard 

tJolTcnitT. 

hidiaAJkin  Works 

IbakvoodlCflls 

IOUct,  ClaseU  &  Co 

TmdDW  A  FuUe 

A.  T.  Thompson  A  Co 

Hoefaants  Transfer  A  Storage 

Co..... 
K.8.1IbfieL.".'.'.".""".'.'."."."."."..*.'.".. 
Yavnaa  A  Srbe  Manu&ctur> 

iacGo 

Anasor  ACo 

Ttbaan  Laandiy....... 

G«oiB|  B.  Tomer 

G«.P.  ICoth  A  Co 

AJka  Eastwood 

Hs.8.A.Qee. 

K.O.MHchdl 

W.E.SooiliBk. 

Hs.N.D.Raob 

Do 

KkaaorH.  Govcr 

WaAuacUa  Raflwar  A  Eleo- 

ttsco :. :.. 

B.  p.  AsdiewB  Paper  Co 

FhOip  Uadencyr 

Baonh  A  Lmnb  Opticat  Co.... 
New  York.  New  HaTCsi  A  Hart- 

MK.kCo 

EilateorNlzon  Brewer , 

American  lee  Co 

RQdsijDAi  A  WtttCo 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

PiMiaaksCo. 

gaMiP.Hendky 

utiAco.i!ir.*""i";i"!;!: 

ChskJ.BoosCo 

BmhvT  A  Joimson. 

Wctt  I>irinfeotinc  Co 

^iehPraoasCo 

Ntcinai  Ifortw  Co.'.'.'.'.*.'.'.'.'.'.'.'; 

W.L.8wajBe 

teitk  Premkr  Typewriter  Co. 

TeiiBsa  Laandrr 

Woodruff  ICsBmBctuing  Co ... , 

UfanryBoreaa 

l.RosiColiiim. , 

A-HnUiAa 

Ive^Ksot. 

BsitisDon  A  Ohio  R.  R»  Co 

VMdsrB.PriBc. 

BtrtMrARosa. 

Mn.  Daaid  HdBOtn. 

JwyOllI 

W.E.8aoaiek. 

ytiisiiiiaH  InatltaHon 

MiiyWfjMitaiiL 

i^afcMlBaOo. 

£iolBartKli 

loaBntaMTd. 

iohoB."- 


Gamer,  Rapport  Co 

American  Soap  A  washoUne  Co. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Multixraph  Sales  Co. . 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Baker  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

Brewer  ACo 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

District  of  Columbia  Paper 
Manufacturing  Co 

DuUn  A  Martin  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Cradble  Co 

AaepUc  Products  Co 

Wards  Natural  Science  Estab- 
lishment  

J.N.  Rose 

H.  F.  Colman 

The  Columbia  Oil  Co 

Charles  R.  Edmonston 

Lewis  Flemer 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Guy,  Curran  A  Co 

James  B.  Lamble  Co, 

MiUer,  Clagett  A  Co 

Mackall  Bros 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Co 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Go 

£.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

E.  J.  Pullman 

W.  L.  Swayzo 

Yawman  A  ErbeManufiicturing 
Co,. 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

Iva  Albaugh 

Eimer  A  Amend 

Pullman  Co , 

Louis  Hartig 

Frederick  L.  MacFarlaae 

Rudolph  A  West  Co............ 

Tolman  Laundry 

F.C.  Riely 

Chas.  G.  Stott  ACo 

Shoomaker  A  Buach , 

Typowriter  A  Office  Supply  Co. 

United  States  Envelopo  Go 

Harbison  A  Gathri^t. 

F.W.True. 

Dcnnison  Manufacturing  Co 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Pennss-lvanla  R.  R.  Co 

H.W.Hendley 

F.S.  Collins..: 

Republic  Bag  A  Paper  Co 

F.O.Boyd  ACo 

J.  Ro89  Collins 

Jennie  Hodges 

Sarah  E.  Gannett.. ..« 

W.  S.  Jenks  A  Son 

Charles  H.  Onrand 

Seabury  A  Johnson 

Tablet  A  Ticket  Co 

J.  E.  Whitfield 

R.  Weber 

W.  B.Scollick 

Joseph  Mace 

PayroU 

R.Rathbun 

JohnMacoun 

HcrmanoLeon 

O.K.  Merrill 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

American  Entomoloeieal  Co 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufsctur* 
IngCo 

B,  Soman 

R.  Weber 

Barber  A  Ross 

Bine  Line  Transfer  Co 

American  Press  Information 
Bureau 

Janet  H.Hayes 


232 

82.00 

233 

18.12 

234 

14.50 

236 

aoo 

236 

LOO 

237 

7.26 

2S8 

6.06 

230 

laoo 

240 

13.97 

241 

L24 

242 

4.80 

243 

.85 

244 

30.00 

245 

3.65 

240 

3.66 

247 

4.80 

248 

L30 

249 

8.91 

250 

n.2i 

251 

22.19 

252 

laso 

263 

4.05 

254 

8.75 

255 

.50 

266 

16.86 

257 

.56 

258 

4.20 

250 

12.00 

260 

2.16 

261 

93.75 

202 

3.54 

263 

4a  00 

264 

27.35 

265 

3.00 

266 

13.40 

267 

ia20 

268 

aoo 

269 

laos 

270 

L40 

271 

a  24 

272 

20.60 

278 

4.04 

274 

34.00 

275 

4.38 

276 

0.66 

277 

3.00 

278 

L66 

270 

2a  60 

280 

7.60 

281 

6.00 

282 

.88 

283 

227.22 

284 

L4S 

286 

4a  00 

286 

40.00 

287 

saoo 

288 

22.00 

289 

48.00 

200 

7.33 

291 

25.00 

292 

107.60 

293 

25.00 

294 

41.67 

295 

20,801.60 

296 

4ia67 

297 

20.00 

296 

6.00 

299 

644 

300 

2.33 

301 

ia50 

302 

7.99 

303 

4a  00 

304 

laoo 

306 

33.63 

306 

.63 

307 

laoo 

308 

4a  00 

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24  BXPBNDITUBBS  OP  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911. 

Abstract  of  dislmnementSf  July  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  1911 — Contmued. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

AiiDtt  Botltf* 

300 
310 
811 
312 
313 
814 
315 
316 
817 
318 
819 

320 
321 
322 
323 
324 
325 
326 
327 
328 
329 
330 
331 
332 

833 
334 
335 
336 

339 
340 
341 
342 
343 
344 
345 
346 
347 
348 
349 
360 
351 
352 
353 
354 
355 
356 
357 
358 
359 
360 
361 
362 
363 
364 
366 
366 
267 
368 
360 
370 
371 
372 
373 
374 
376 
376 
377 

378 
379 
380 
381 
382 
383 
384 
386 
386 
387 
388 

taaoo 

48.00 

20.00 

23.00 

6.00 

.50 

.38 

5a  10 

42.60 

.40 

.96 

85.16 

8.40 

34.80 

5.35 

39.00 

40.00 

16.62 

96.00 

25.00 

67.00 

24.00 

5.68 

laoo 

25.00 

70.00 

57.50 

16.96 

92.61 

20.00 

12.50 

51.34 

40.00 

20.00 

41.16 

41.67 

416.67 

21,533.61 

15.00 

14.40 

14.50 

76.50 

28.25 

16.50 

'  5.00 

22.35 

231.56 

62.00 

51.00 

20.00 

20.00 

6.50 

20.00 

20.00 

26.81 

.45 

2.00 

2.00 

19.66 

8.90 

15.05 

1.60 

4.21 

4.83 

12.30 

40.00 

48.00 

26.30 

4.25 

2.60 
64.39 

6.00 
222.50 

4.80 

7.50 
17.40 
20.00 
42.06 

3.50 
36.00 

I^renriff  T/«FVwc1m 

889 
890 
391 
892 
803 
804 
805 
880 
897 

808 
399 
400 

401 
402 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 

408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 
416 
417 
418 
419 
420 
421 
422 
423 
424 
425 
426 
427 

4a» 

429 
430 
431 
432 
433 
434 
435 

436 
437 
438 
439 
440 
441 
442 
443 
444 
445 
446 
447 
448 
449 
450 
451 
452 
453 
454 
465 
466 
457 
458 
459 
460 
461 
461a 
4616 
461e 

mi 

462 

463 
464 

SOL  80 

BllaM.  Piatt 

iiiid«pHAii  u^hiiu^ry  fVk 

66w00 

Bvelyn  H.  Hall 

James  S.  Barron  A'Oo 

10.60 

Uarttn  J.  Flflhl^ 

Samuel  H.  French  A  Co 

UiMT  Wright  Gill  .. 

16.75 

Aliens  Press  Clipping  Bureaa... 
Woodward  A  Loltuop.. 

16.60 

Edwards.  Field 

104.36 

Snslling  A  8on "  

icnyj«cheerer  Co 

9.42 

An*flican  Ice  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Ck> 

0.22 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Luts  ACo 

O.S0 

Matoal  Distriotliessenger  Co... 
Albert  L.  Johnson 

Merchants  Transfar  A  Stofaga 
Co 

4.00 

Qray  Herbartuxn  of  Harvard 
University 

Milter,  Clagett  A  Co 

84.51 

JfAw.  fl  8<^inld 

8.72 

W.  L.  Swayce 

i^a^TkaU  Bros  .      . 

17.02 

IJnion  Envelope  Co 

F.  P.  May  Hardware  Co 

E.  M.  Piatt 

122.00 

Martin  Wiegand 

eaoo 

Hary  Wright  QUI 

Rt^lla  KatBftnstnin 

aaoo 

W.  E.  Soollick 

2&00 

TolTxian  T#aundry 

Z  D,  Glhnan 

17.06 

R.  Weber 

Guy,  Curran  A  Co 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacture 
|ng  Co 

38.60 

W.E.  ScoUick 

CharhMT  H.  Ourand 

60.68 

E.F.  Keller 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Go 

4.80 

W.  P.  H.  Rosenberg 

Washington  RaUway  A  Electric 
Co 

E.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

59.48 

Geo.  F.  Muth  ACo 

18.26 

National  Mortar  Co 

40.75 

Francis  \a  Fhwehe 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

30.50 

Washington  Woodworkixie  Co. .. 

American  Entomological  Co 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co. 

United  States  Express  Co 

N.  D.  Raiib 

W-  J-  Piilhnan 

200.50 

F.  Allied  Reichardt  A  Co 

Smith  Premier  Tjrpewriter  Co... 
Hhoemaker  A  Busch 

7.44 

6.51 

S8.13 

Chas.  G.  Stott  ACo 

10.80 

E.B.  Decker 

Stockett-Fiske  Co 

.40 

Adams  Express  Co 

Tabtet  A  Ticket  Co 

0.50 

WlnlfnPKl  Savase 

Valtey  PaperCo 

17.60 

Jennie  Hodges 

D.N.  WaUbrd 

47.55 

E.  J.  MmDlEfvCo 

Robert  G.  Thornton 

7.42 

Joseph  Mace 

Spencer  B.  Ntehols 

6.40 

R.^athbun 

Carter.  Rice  A  Co 

6.63 

PayrolL 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

J.  H.  Weil  ACo 

S3. 70 

G.  W.  RaiiTiMHi 

10.00 

B.  F.Bush 

American  Ice  Co 

40.35 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  Jr.,  A  Co 

67.60 

F^rir.frahicbt  Co     ... 

12.60 

Winifun  Wft^vMT 

Leet  Bros 

11.31 

Jas.  A.  Nicholson  A  Son. . 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

<S.  66 

F.S.Collins 

Queen  ACo 

18.00 

Crosbv-Frisian  Fur  Co 

Wtaicnester  Repeating  Arms  Co. . 
R.Weber 

Seabury  A  Johnson 

45.00 

Tolman  Laundry 

American    Press    Infbrmation 
Bureau 

15.58 

Rdwwd  PA|n[i<Y    

10.00 

AnneHfltler    

LUrban 

21.08 

B.  Snman 

Frank  Deedmeyer 

0.00 

AndfRV  TTriuner 

Randolph  Paper  Box  Co 

Little,  Brown  ACo 

10.60 

Janet  H.  Hayfls ............... 

22.00 

Evelyn  H.  tiiall 

Schieflelin  A  Oo 

3.90 

Joho'B.  Espey 

Estate  of  Nixon  Brewer 

Jennie  Hodges 

33.00 

E.L.Sibley .».. 

A.  J.  Groat 

30.00 

Eleanor  H.  Govor 

30.00 

SheUy  W.Denton.. 

Hri.  Paresm 

36.61 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

A.  J.  Bradley  Manufacturing  Co. 
Brewer  A  Co 

Lillian  H.  Crone...  . 

81.90 

Ralph  E.Carter 

2.00 

Mr8.L0.Siter 

15.00 

Estate  of  Nixon  Brewer  . . . 

Martin  WIegand 

2.06 

Cohimbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co... 

S.  K,  OiW|n«tt .      , 

40.00 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

66.  S9 

Diilin  A  Ifortin  Ck> 

F.O.  6oyd  ACo 

468.03 

M^aR  R^MYk.. 

Whitall  Tatum  Co 

2.78 

W.  B.  Entwisle 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

33.44 

Geo.  C.  Maynard 

Frances  Wieser 

100.00 

Bausch  A  Lomb  Optical  Co 

IvaAlbaugh 

30.00 

Edward  Efenderson 

15.00 

tory 

B.  Suman 

20.00 

Barber  A  Ross 

Joseph  Mace 

41.66 

J.  C.  Callahan 

R.  iUthbim 

416.67 

Crosby  Frisian  Fur  Co 

Payroll 

21.032.  «3 

PAhirnhta  Oil  ro, . 

Chaunoey  B.  Baker. 

52.38 

Henry  BrftWftod ...........  , 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co 

Do 

4.36 

G.  E.  BuUen 

25.73 

Iva  Albaugh 

2.15 

American  Antiquarian  Society. . 
Farrow  Aims  Co 

J,  W.  Donnan...1 

25.00 

Crosby  Frisian  Fur  Co. 

137.06 

L.  J.  Naramore 

Library  Bureau 

9a53 

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Ahttnet  ofdUhinemenU,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  191i— Gonthiued. 


To 


B.P.aMl»Oo 

M.A.Ley 

T^mibiiirii  A  Bio  .............. 

UabATOden. 

J.  B.  lirateoDU  Go. 

BctMld  jBfm.  ................. . 

K.J.Piil]iiMn 

Pvker,  Bridget  <&  Co. 

Bdwtai  H.  Ttnrt. 

WeO?. 

laetH.  Htyei. 

A.  O.Potter 

ntmj  ACo 

UnMrP.lfoidoch. 

W.  K.  SooOlek. 

N.D.RMib 

R.Web«r. , 

AdBoa  ExpROi  Go 

United  Btabi  Expren  Go. 

Rcolty  Robber  Co. 

PteBijIvBnia  RaOiood  Co 

CbippewA  TTKlinc  Co 

PollmnaCo 

CUBoUord. 

J.  BaomKwtcn  A  Sono  Co 

CMaaiblA  Pboto  Sopnly  Co 

DiKrlet   of    ColmnSbi    Paper 

MioolMtorliig  Co 

HoifT  ETont., 

Lnrto"     ' 

BckkD 

BaoKh  A  Lomb  OpOcAl  do. . . . 

VioleC  Duidridce , 

OtdliKoteeiMMii 

N.D.  Raub 

AsMBotler. 

M.S.8Giialk , 

M.A.Leew , 

MaekaOBnM 

I.J.PiiBnioa 

rsdiaiiweher 

Trpefntter  A  OlBoe  Supply  Co.. 
rited  8tatci  Envelope  Oo. ... . 

WeMDWnfeetincCo 

XkuorH.  Gorer 

icnnk  Hodfeo. 

BjwbE.  Dodce , 

?«««■  W.  Been 

Dolia  A  ICtftln  Co 

i«teB.E»ey 

P.  B.  H^Ml,  fr.,  A  Co 

BflfeAMcDoweUCo 

Albqt  L.  Johnaon , 

B.F.BiSb 

CaiaB  EsTelope  Co 

iTBAIbaoch.rr. 

MvtlBj.  flabefty , 

K.  P.  AadiewB  Paper  Co 

CttanibiaOilCo 

Urtmaa  Kodak  Co 

Pkte  Uademcyr , 

K-Morrboa  Finer  Co 

Cca.P.]fBUiiEOo 

A.A.Hellcr 

CLMoffte 

ABeai  Pica  CUpptac  Bmean... 

X!!R«y  BoCanksal  O^ 

XtailiieGiMiCo 

M«l  Mortar  Co. 

Hew  Bampdiire  CoUon  'ium- 
twUuiugCo. ................. 

Rodolpli&WeatCo 

fcabory  A  Johfwon , 

Sl?SS*.?!:::::::::: 

'Ved  A.  Selmidt.  ........•■••.. 

Berber  A  Rfls 

LanraDePDe 

KrvlMd,TaritonACo 


466 

$110.13 

400 

2.00 

407 
408 
400 
470 
471 
473 
473 

26.92 
4.76 
6.25 

31.76 
136.10 

24.33 
9.34 

474 

476 

10.00 
30.00 

476 

35.00 

4n 

6.00 

478 

20.00 

479 

26.00 

480 

30.00 

481 

35.00 

482 

30.52 

488 

62.62 

484 

.68 

486 

92.65 

486 

9.00 

487 

17.60 

488 

6.00 

489 

1.29 

400 

14.61 

491 

18.00 

492 

10.20 

493 

.64 

494 

100.00 

406 

11.80 

496 

6.00 

497 

20.00 

406 

20.00 

m 

20.00 

500 

20.00 

501 

6.70 

502 

36.08 

603 

64.90 

604 

14.70 

606 

9.65 

506 

17.82 

607 

37.00 

608 

30.44 

509 

30.00 

610 

600.00 

611 

240.00 

612 

12.50 

613 

2.40 

614 

11.60 

516 

1.21 

516 

1.24 

517 

13.02 

518 

22.00 

518^ 

03.20 

61? 

20.00 

620 

13.00 

521 

24.65 

622 

0.60 

623 

41.75 

524 

31.72 

625 

58.40 

626 

26.37 

627 

20.50 

628 

10.00 

629 

6.00 

630 

11.99 

631 
682 

104.63 
7.74 

633 

18.00 

634 

2.40 

636 

15.97 

630 

45.00 

687 

2.40 

638 

17.50 

639 

8.09 

640 

13.13 

641 

41.00 

643 

5.66 

ompaid. 

No. 

Amount 

Joseph  Maoe 

643 
644 

645 
646 
647 
648 
649 
650 
651 
652 
553 
664 
656 
656 
657 
658 
559 
500 
501 
502 
503 
564 
565 
666 
667 
568 
560 
670 
671 
672 
673 
574 
576 
570 
677 
578 
679 
560 
681 
682 
583 
584 
585 
586 
587 
688 
689 

590 
591 
592 
593 
594 
595 
596 
597 
598 
699 
600 
601 
602 
003 
604 
605 
606 
607 
606 
609 
610 
611 
612 
613 
614 
615 
616 
617 
618 
610 
620 
621 
622 
623 

.ed  by  V- 

$41.66 

R,  Rathbiin 

416.67 

Pay  roll 

31,963.85 
60.00 

u,  K,  uii|pr    .           

fl,  R.  G(innett 

20.00 

Estate  of  Nixon  Brewer 

Union  Envelope  Co 

10.50 
344.00 

C.  A.  Purpus 

30.00 

Fred  8.  Lmcoln 

13.00 

T.  8.  Brandegee 

38.34 

Evelyn  H.  Hall 

40.00 

Anne  Butler.. x.a^,.^*.... 

30.00 

R.  Bnmftn 

30.00 

T.oflis  HMtig. 

6.76 

Matoal  District  Messenger  Co... 

Improved  Mailing  Case  Co 

J.  KossCoUins 

.40 
9.11 
4i66 

Martini.  Flahertv 

6.00 

Adams  Express  (^ 

39.35 

United  States  Express  Co 

Janet  H.  Hayes 

56.30 
30.00 

Homblower  &  Marshall 

W.  A.  H.  Chorch 

3.87 
18.36 

Collateral  Loan  Co 

10.00 

Oranulator  Soap  Co 

36.00 

J.  T.  Johnson.. T  ,  ....  .  .  ... 

6.00 

Eleanor  P.  Murdooh. 

30.00 

Betsold  Bros 

31.00 

W.  D.  I.  Bait  Clip  Co 

17.38 

W.  F.  H.  Rosenlaa'g 

39.41 

W.  E.SoolUck : 

36.00 

R^rfth  R.  Gannett .......... 

30.00 

John  H.  Hinrichs 

07.00 

36.37 

E.  J.  Pullman 

130.00 

U.S.J.  Dunbar 

136.00 

J.N.Rose 

91.50 

Fr.  Paack 

3.74 

I.  Urban 

86.83 

Stella  Katxenstein 

20.00 

Tolman  Laundry. 

77.10 
16.76 

E.  B.  Decker 

63.50 

W.  deC.  Ravenel 

11.50 

Philip  Dowell 

6.00 

American  Multio^ph  Sales  Co.. 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Bureau 

1.80 
17.16 

laoo 

E.  B.  AdaiTi^  Co 

2.37 

IjOuIs  Baum 

17.00 

Charles  W.  Beers  dt  Co 

la  00 

W.  H.  Butler  Co 

4.66 

Brewer  &  Co 

8.76 

Col.  Granite  &  Dredging  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

L30 
73.70 

M.  E.  Schalk 

20.00 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

6.26 

W.  M.  Gait  dc  Co 

3.39 

N.  H.Shea 

3.60 

Chas.  G.  Stott&Co 

9.00 

Rdw.  B.  Bob  mid . . 

7.60 

AddressofTaph  Co 

3.63 

16.76 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

4.75 
9.07 

A.  T.  Thompson  &  Co 

Bausch  &  lH>mb  Optical  Co 

Charles  R.  Edmonston 

4.25 
11.62 
1.44 

EimerA  Amend 

2.94 

Goo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

6.60 

MackallBros 

15.00 

Neldich  Process  Co 

6.80 

W.  L.  Swavze 

3.30 

John  Murphy  Co 

2.00 

T^.  J.  Nftramore 

9.00 

Barber  dc  Ross 

24.54 

6.00 

Ixr^  Alhaiigh... 

20.00 

J.  H.  Hayes 

20.00 

Laura  De  Pue 

20.00 

W.  F.  H.  Rosenberg 

m.48 

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AhitraetofditbunoMaUt  Julffl,  t9t0,  to  /im«  ^0,  i J^Xi— Ooatmued. 


To 


paid. 


Ntt. 

Amount. 

624 

SfiOiOO 

625 

15.00 

62& 

1.50 

627 

17.16 

628 

9a  00 

6» 

22,227.23 

630 

416.67 

631 

4L66 

632 

6.  SI 

633 

20.00 

634 

45. 50 

635 

138.00 

636 

4a  80 

637 

25l12 

638 

35.46 

639 

2a  33 

640 

1287 

641 

2a  00 

642 

13.10 

6a 

17.00 

644 

284.78 

646 

126.00 

646 

laoo 

647 

20.20 

64ft 

18.13 

649 

21.40 

650 

4a  50 

651 

6a  00 

652 

1.00 

653 

28.69 

664 

25l00 

655 

2a  €0 

656 

9.00 

667 

100.44 

058 

75.00 

659 

7.91 

660 
661 

9.00 
130.09 

688 

65.65 

668 

24.50 

To  wbfim  paid. 


N^ 


D^rton  E.  ItariU 

KjqMiQheener  Co 

TfaomaaNelaondc  Sons 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Weahmgton  Ry.  and  Etoctrio 

Co , 

PayroU 

PayroU(R,  Rathbun) 

Joseph  MBoe 

John  B.  Espey 

N.D.Raob 

J.B.  Wannbath 

Henry  Vogt  Machine  Co 

O.W.McCbTd 

Jennie  Hodges 

Gray  Herbarium  ol  Harvard 

University , 

Befaering  dc  Olats 

W.  A.H.  Chnrch , 

Fianoes  Deosmore.. , 

Dennison  Manufantgrlng  Co ... , 

J.N.Roec , 

Paul  Bartsqih , 

U.S.  J.  Dunbar , 

James  P.  Hendley 

B.  E.  Gannett , 

Ameidcan  Bom  A  Washoline  Co 

Charles  R.  Edmonston 

E:ny43cfaeerer  Co , 

L.J.  Naramora 

F.  A.  Denison  A  Co 

W.  F.  H.  RoeenbeiK 

W.  E.ScoUiok 

Mrs.  E.  H.  Gover 

William  C.  Cusick 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.... 

Adelaide  C.  Qolsenberry 

Arthur  H.  Thomas  Co 

EIrisn  E.  Wilttams 

Gtosby  Frliian  Fur  Co 

PauJ  Brockett 

QeoEse  B.  Turner 


U.fi.  J.  Dunbar... 
GeoKeP.  MenUl.. 

IvaAlbaugh 

Reflex  Camera  Co. . 
GeoneP.  MerrlU.. 
W.  R.  Grace  &  Co. 
Gorham  Co, 


John  M.  HoUlnger 

GsocKe  W.  Rousseau 

EstaM  of  Nixon  Brewer 

Tolraan  Laundry. 

B.J.  Pullman 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

American  Wilting  Paper  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

B.  B.Adams  Co 

Robert  Bishop  Maan&ctnzing 
Co 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co 

Eastman  EndakCo 

Samuel  H.  French  &  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

H.  J.  M.  Howard  Manubcturing 
Co .7:. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

W.  B.  SooUock 

U.  B.  J.  Dunbar 

Violet  Dandridge 

Joseph  Mace 

J.  B.  Wannbath 

Payroll 

Pay  loU  (R»  Rathbun) 

The  Baltimore  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co. 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Do 

Purveying  depot  fund 

Appropriation  "General  ex- 
penses, Bureau  of.  Ento- 
mology, 1911" 


664 
665 
665. 
687 
668 
669 
670 
671 
673 
678 
674 
675 
676 
677 
678 
679 


681 


683 
684 


687 

688 

689 

090 

691 

602 

60S 

698a 

693ft 

oase 

e03d 


63.76 


77.63 
6.00 


2.90 

8.60 

8UI0 

18.10 

8B8.70 

0i40 

631.01 

iai.60 

1&73 

&82 

A.  00 

4&83 

1L2S 

4a  64 

81.50 
9.03 
25.00 
126.00 
62.00 
41.06 

4aoo 

2,000.99 

416.67 

33.15 

21S.V 

40LS7 

4.40 


14.65 


Total  di^ursements.. 


279,376.20 


Prbseryation  of  Gollectionb,  National  Mxtseum,  1910. 
Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $23»  790.15 

DI8BUBSEMBNT8 

Dn^fwingB  and  illustrations $631. 89 

Freight  and  cartage 2, 081. 72 

Ice  plant, 1,240.00 

Salaries  or  compensation .' 75. 00 

Special  services 4, 579. 71 

Specimens 1,875.90 

Stationery 1,255,49 

Supplies 3,555.53 

Travel 33.60 

15,328.«4 

8,461.31 

Disallowance  in  voucher  252 $0. 33 

Disallowance  in  voucher  479 20 

.68 

Balance  July  1,  1911 8.461.84 


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Ab9tmei^/di$bwmnmt9,  JiOy  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


Tqwhompfldd. 

No. 

Amoant. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

t  R.ififhir..  ., 

643 
644 
645 
646 
647 
648 
649 
650 
651 
6S2 
6fiS 
654 
665 
656 
657 
658 
650 
600 
661 
662 
663 
664 
66S 
606 
667 
668 
660 
670 
671 
672 
673 
674 

675 
676 
677 
678 
679 
680 

681 
682 
68», 

684 
685 
686 

667 

600 
691 
692 
606 
094 
695 
696 
697 
606 
699 
700 

.  701 
702 
703 
704 
706 
706 
707 

•  708 
709 
710 
711 
712 
713 
7» 
715 
716 

7» 

721 
722 

S26.0O 
25.00 

75.00: 

40.00 
29.52 
10.76 
3a  84 
1.00 

132.40 

lia66 
65.83 
28.80 
03.00 

402.28 
24.00 
18.00 
11.16 

149.00 
25.00 
40.00 
40.00 
40.00 
98.80 
40.00 

laoo 

40.56 
2a  00 
76.00 

.laoa 

111.93 

ia75 

7&00 

laoo 

15.28 
6.09. 
3.50 
7.20 

16.90 

159.60 

6.75 

80.30 

83.73 

2a^ 

64.00 

7.50 

4.00 
12.18 
12.92 

2.75 
17.50 

6.00 
40.00 
2&00. 

1.80 
28.75 
117.33 
2&00 
82.75 

5.40. 

.     130.37 

130.31 

6.25 
46.24 

5.65 

7.65 

4.40 
1&80 

6.00 
27.50 
206.66 
25.40 

4.80 
20.40 
120.00 
25.00 
12.09 

2.64 

.        4.43 

60.00 

1.10 

ChtMt.  G.  Rtott  A  Cn 

723 
724 
725 

726 
727 
728 
729 
730 
731 
732 
733 
734 
735 
736 
737 
738 
739 
740 
741 
742 
743 
744 
745 
746 
747 
748 
749 
750 
761 
762 
763 
754 
755 
756 
767 
768 
750 
760 
761 
762 
768 
764 
766 

766 
787 
768 
769 
776 
771 
772 
773 
774 
775 
776 
777 
778 
779 
780 
781 
782 
783 
784 
785 
786 
787 
788 
789 

790 
791 
792 
793 
794 
795 
796 
797 
798 
799 
800 
8IA 

67.20 
8.33 
ia96 

W.  R.  fli«||f^ 

WasWjietonRubborCo 

D.NVWaJlDrd 

Yawman  A  Erbe  MtoolBCturiiig 

a  fl  IffflW  ir                     .        , 

Ek«or  P.  Uurdodi 

Ctaki  F.  Boowt^ 

67.00 

Dr.R.Frim 

PaIaf  J,  Constant 

19  94 

J.H.AAnorth 

Elsie  Hall .'.....'. 

20.00 

CttisBBTiMiaiBrCo 

M.  R.  Harrington 

36.00 

EMduo  Kodak  Co 

Charles  Munson  Belting  Co 

Shaw- Walker  Co...            ... 

6.00 
24,66 

Adws  SxpcMS  Co 

UnUad  Btaies  BzpqaBS  Co. 

A.  T.  Thompson  Co "]. 

120.00 

IdaiF.Biobat..... 

Barnard,  Porter  A  Viall 

Estitfe  of  Nixon  Brewer 

LB.  Mtllnsr .  .. 

34  53 

TlHouw  R.  FnllAlove 

37.50 
100.00 
707.20 

Eitdle  Ltflley  Royster 

BUabeUiTlionutt. 

Library  Bureau 

Mwacd  Stemoa. 

Jennie  Hode£: 

40  00 

RlMods  A  Ffllinaii 

P.  8.  Collim. 

5i00 

M  R  n«4i,f4|B| 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Raid  S.  Baker.. 

172.23 

^"manmn 

20  00 

HanlB.Wtttw 

Barber  dlr  Ross 

14.80 

A»"*!lnUv 

Betzold  Bros..  .. 

84  00 

%><tffFlMWM 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co....' J.*".. r.  .. 

9L97 

Kflitei  H.  Sio..;:::::::;.;::. 

Ellis  A.  Gimbel 

87.84 

Ofltelto  W.  MbCord 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

15.16 

dn  Pifmfo., 

E.  J-  Pnllnifin . 

2.70 
6.65 

8.a.oSt:.1 

Fmd.  A  floHnUdt 

AaiiiiaH4idoii 

C.A.  Puipos 

laoo 

E.a  m^^tmi. 

F.  8.  Banks  &  Co 

2.12 

JAftN.RSii 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

466.16 

Smithsonian  Institotton 

Shoemaker  dc  Busch 

5L83 

W.RneMielL.-...,.. 

58.76 

r.F»ni«?::;:;.::::;:::::::.. 

Fredariok  P.  Upton 

20.20 

WttiiiBctflB  Raihrty  &  Eleo- 
tileCo 

W.  E.  ScolUck.. 

25,00 

M^  R.  QA^nfllflS. 

8.00 

r^malmaOry 

Pitt*  Scott 

3.66 

R   R,  AH^9«c/ 

Spencer  B.  Nichols 

3.00 

^^IttfSSS^'^^" 

tf.J.  Oiclas 

17  00 

Louis  Hartig. 

1.48 

^V  Cwbonradnm  (M , 

T^Fib  A  Tilden 

3.74 

MHunpCim  RQbber  Thtead 

16.25 
40.16 

SmubI  H.  Ftedi  ^' Co 

Wilh.  Ehrhsrdt 

23.80 

FEnktin  MIQi  CorpocsUQA..... 
J^baLoydCo 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

DullnAMartinCo..V.. 

American    Pnss    Information 
Bureau 

7L18 
3a  00 

BttiBMBraChKi 

l&OO 

P.P.MayHardwiraCo 

T.  H.  MeAliM«  Go 

Bausch  A  Lomb  Optical  Co. . . . 
Betsold  Bro8 

2&71 
58.26 

]  >>BMiait  Photo  Stock  Co 

H.C.  MiUerCo 

186.00 

V.USvayn 

Wmiams  &  Wells  Co 

.67 

Woodratl  A  LoUmm. . 

Geo.  F.  MuthA  Co 

49.40 

V«it  DMnffif^riif  ^. . 

J.L.Lewis 

14.58 

M.  A.  Leeee 

53.62 
40.00 

I»»  AllMMVh 

Frances  M.  Lynch 

AniiarH.ThoiiittCb 

Ophelia  W-.  MoC^prd 

40  00 

John  B.  Espey 

36.38 

^>M  Dwdrlden 

R.  H.  Luthln 

10.90 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

44.80 

W.K.8eoiliek 

i^«rf«  K,  AcHftiir 

40.00 

Gwl  W.  Knox  Biqpran  Co. 

IWTiBBD.LlMlnj. 

BettleSuman 

40.00 

.88 

Rudolph  &  West  Co. 

41.56 

12.50 

DbHh  ^  If ^rUn  (w 

Wilh.  Schluter 

36.44 

LrateViMM- 

A.n.  BiheriiTw .....  . 

80  00 

rnnS^ 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

1.04 

W.  T.  OtfOier  A  Bfo 

M.R.Harrington , 

2Qt00 

1.  B.KadallO>.v  . 

Mutual  Dlstotet  Messenger  Co. . . 
Jqhn  G.  Fnh>tt. 

40 

loaB.  I^mldeOo^..,.^ 

62.60 

issS^,^'^::: 

Uniyenity 

6&61 

AMtaii  WfttiM  PtaorOo.. . . 

Blue  Lfaie  Tnmsfer  Co 

.96 

C*rt«'«InkCd.-T...r. 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

16  96 

ifinhDIxMiOradUpiOo 

G.  W.  PonlMv 

20.00 

F.  L.  J.  Boettcher 

110.00 

ftteo  iLS^Sii...:::;:;::::: 

Huth  Bros.  A  Co 

11.20 

DkM  V.  finmribrr ^ 

fioaliMBn  Railway  Co 

.89 

tarn  w  »S5d:;:;;;:;:;::: 

Grace  H.  DoRiemer 

40.00 

W.  E.  Scolltok 

25.00 

lte>ksB  Itiiii 

fiafahE.  Gannott...,..,, 

Laura  DePua 

40.34 

Mo^  Tmuk^::::::::::::: 

40.00 

rrSbiooJ!!^^.^:.:: 

Janet  H.  Hayes 

40.00 

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Ah9tna  ofdubunemmU,  Jubf  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  i9ii-<kmtinued. 


To  whom  paid. 


NcUieL.  Brighton 

Holm  Fonton 

L  B.MIUner 

fleott  B.  Wilson 

Craoby  FriBion  Fur  Ck> 

GnneCo 

John  N.  Roffln , 

Sotnrio  Oonzaloi 

PODDsylTanift  R.  R.  Co 

Tocny  Botoolcol  Ctab , 

R.  P.  Andrews  PiQMr  Go 

Knj  OchoBrer  Co 

Lonsbnrsh  A  Bio 

RoyBl  Tmwrttflr  Go 

UnhronsTSitpplT  Co 

HarthiWlBSBnd 

W.  D.Ctneotsr 

W.B.SooOlok 

J.  BMiniButon  ASonsGo 

MaryT.Walter 

Whiifrod  Anstin  SoTSce 

Boosch  A  Lomb  Optical  Co.... 

Bastouui  Kodak  Go 

H.CMUlerCo , 

W.  F.  H.  Rosenbs^K 

IC  A  Lasse 

Rudolph  it  Wast  Oo'.I.'III!.'!!.'! 

Tachnlcal  Siqiplj  Go 

BatsoldBras 

Eloanor  P.  Murdoch 

Rabacoa  D.  Moora 

Mis.  D.  lioElUn 

Adams  Express  Co 

H.L7sterJamaBon 

MaiyF.  Miller 

W.B.SoolUok 

United  States  Szpresi  Co 

A.  D.E.Elmer 

Southam  Expanded  Metal  Co. . 

Frances  M.  Lynch , 

Evelyn  H.  Hall 

BatsoldBras 

Baltbnore  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co..... 
Appropriation,      "Btationerr, 

Treasury  Department,  1910^' . 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

Norfolk  A  Washington  Steam- 
boat Co 

Library  of  Congress 

B.  Suman 

F.  W.  Troe 

A.  A.  Heller 


No. 

Araoont. 

802 

$20.00 

808 

40.00  ' 

804 

120.00 

806 

82.60 

806 

812.65 

807 

1.95 

80S 

46.00 

809 

48.25 

810 

2.29 

811 

10.25 

812 

42.75 

S13 

1.55 

814 

7.20 

815 

1.00 

816 

.55 

817 

2.06 

818 

25.00 

819 

25.00 

820 

82.00 

821 

40.00 

822 

40.16 

823 

23.40 

824 

179.97 

825 

21.60 

826 

8.14 

827 

66.40 

828 

13.90 

829 

6.00 

880 

100.60 

831 

80.72 

832 

40.04 

833 

40.00 

834 

75.58 

835 

53.20 

836 

150.00 

837 

25.00 

838 

23.06 

839 

316.92 

840 

7.20 

841 

20.00 

842 

83.60 

843 

28.00 

843s 

8.40 

8435 

3.83 

843e 

22.40 

483tf 

S.78 

848« 

.90 

844 

40.28 

846 

6.60 

846 

18.60 

To 


VM. 


H.V.  Radted 

BnistA.BottelftBr. 
IvaAlbaogh 
W.  D.Cai 

Joseph  A 

Maris  E.  Schalk 

W.  L  Lembkey 

SoQtbeni  Ry.  Co 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co 

BetaoldBros 

Ruth  Taylor 

W.  W.  Enleston 

O.  E.  Bullen 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Do 

Charles  F.  Rousselet 

F.  L.  J.  Boettcher 

Violet  Dandridee 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co... 

Cnsby  Frisian  Fur  Co 

Mrs.  T.  M.  CaldweU 

Knu-Scheerar  Co 

MaryT.Walter 

W.D.Campbell 

Baltbnore  A  Ohk>  R.  R.  Co.. 

Do 

FennsylTania  R.  R.  Co 

Reliable  Trsnsfer  Co 

Baltimore  A  Ohk>  R.  R.  Go.. 

Smithsonian  Institutkm 

Pemisylyanla  R.  R.  Co 

Baltimore  A  Ohh>  R.  R.  Co.. 

Charles  H.  Graves 

Stewart-Culln 

Mrs.  R.  H.  Clack 

United  States  Express  Co.... 

Adams  Express  Co 

Crosby  Frisian  Fur  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.. 

Dalmeries-Petltjean 

Joseph  A.  Cushman 

Vtolet  Dandridge 

Bninswksk  Refrtoeratfaig  Co. 

Adams  Express  Co 

P.  H.  Heiskell  Jr.,  A  Go 

The  Pemisylvania  R.  R.  Co. 

Do 

Library  of  Congress 


No. 


Amount 


847 

9360.00 

848 

47.66 

849 

81.73 

860 

S5.00 

851 

192.60 

852 

40.08 

853 

125.00 

854 

8.46 

855 

S.26 

856 

49.ra 

857 

40.80 

858 

17.40 

850 

49.81 

860 

2.ra 

861 

61.10 

862 

20.53 

868 

150.00 

864 

9.00 

865 

3.61 

866 

773.35 

867 

40.13 

868 

125.00 

860 

40.08 

870 

6.ra 

870b 

4.98 

8706 

102.50 

870e 

78.06 

8704 

.15 

870e 

12.14 

87qr 

872.33 

^ 

817.98 
66.00 

871 

61.20 

872 

8.60 

873 

10.00 

874 

2.56 

875 

3.84 

876 

177.25 

876a 

60.61 

8766 

2.62 

877 

5.44 

878 

250.50 

879 

46.50 

880 

1.240.00 

881 

1.46 

882 

1.20 

8820 

12.14 

8826 

6.48 

882r; 

1.05 

16,328.84 


Prbbbrvation  OP  GoLLEcnoNB,  National  Museum,  1909.  * 
Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $322. 30 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Freight $116.98 

StaUonery 20 

117.18 

205.12 

Disallowance  in  Voucher  356 88 

Deposit  by  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 47.68 

Balance  July  1, 1911,  carried  to  surplus  fund 253.68 

Ahitraet  of  duhunements,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom' paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

United  states  Express  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

iHunhATUden...... 

680 

600 
601 

S3. 00 

96.88 

.20 

Southern  Ry.  Co 

502 

$17. 10 

Total  disbuisemeats. 

117.18 

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29 


Building  Rbpaibb,  Natiokal  Musbum,  1911. 

RBCBIFTS. 

Appropriation  ''Building  repairs,  National  MuBeum,  1911"  (sundry  civil 
act,  approved  June  25,  1910) $15,000.00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  foreman,  at  $95 $1,140.00 

1  carpenter,  at $90 180.00 

2  painters,  at  $75 975.00 

2  tinners,  at  $70 723.33 

2  tinners^  helpeiB,  at  $60 120.00 

1  classified  laborer,  at  $75 900. 00 

2  lal)orere,  at  $50 530.00 

3  plasterers,  at  $5  per  diem 363.55 

Total  salaries  or  compensation $4,931.88 

GeoenJ  expenses: 

Drawings 112.54 

Elevator 245.00 

Fireproof  blocks,  cement,  plaster,  lime,  marble, 

fliate 646.63 

Glass 19.27 

Hardware,  tools 329.97 

Lumber 5. 70 

Office  rooms,  erection  of 1, 392. 00 

Faints,  oils,  brushes 543.29 

Pkinting  (contract) 2,269.77 

Plastering 481.00 

Rod  repairs  (contract) 317.00 

Special  services 143.  73 

Woodwork 4a  35 

Total  general  expenses 6,554.25 

Total  disbursements 11,486.13 

Balance  July  1, 1911 3,513.87 

Abftraet  of  disbunemenU  July  i,  t910,  to  June  30, 1911. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

To  whcm  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

PftTioU 

1 
2 
8 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
U 
13 
13 
14 
16 
10 
17 

18 
19 

ao 

31 
23 
23 
24 
26 
26 

27 

64iaoo 

12.87 

295.00 

83.72 

102.00 

.  36.00 

1.81 

0.46 

2.00 

2.97 

7.76 

246.00 

44a  00 

34a  00 

131.00 

8a  00 

53.68 
2.60 

4Qaoo 

2.16 
6.60 

36a  00 
2.00 
7.60 

425.00 
4a  00 

46.60 

Jftmffl  P.  liftinbl^f  Co.... 

28 
29 
30 
31 
32 

33 
34 
36 
36 
37 
38 
30 
40 
41 
42 
48 
44 
46 
40 
47 
48 
49 
60 
51 
62 
63 
64 
66 

87.00 
10.60 

^  "  Kmilalirff 

Ebner  H.  CatUn  Co 

HfnSk 

John  n.  Espey. 

aoo 

w%r  #  nnhfun  . . . 

Pay  roll... '.r...^. I 

363.33 

BoBtni  RobdIt  Go 

Yale  &  Towne  Manabctarixig 
Co 

1,392.00 

uSSAmfioM.;;:::::::::: 

Om.  P.  Math  A  Co 

7.60 

liitianal  Mortar  Co 

John  B.  Espoy^x^i  .**»!.  . 

1  86 

Ridoisli  A  W€Bt  Co 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

104.00 

John  H.  Htnrichs        .... 

241.00 

Vmant  Marble  Go 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co 

2.60 

G.  W.  fteibmg 

Qeo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

9  60 

p^iifl!T!rr^::::.:::.;;:.::: 

J.  L.  Mott  Iitm  Works 

3.60 

Vinm^f  If artkpA  Co -^TT 

Radolph  &  West  Co 

3.76 

MeNottrBras 

A.  F.  Jons .*i."i!;!r.! 

laoo 

V  ff  l^tirtato 

E.J  Murphy  Co 

166.06 

E.  1.  Mmpliy  G6 

Payroll 

866.00 

OriDBbte'C^nita  A  Dradgfaig 

M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

1L18 

Co 

Martin  Wteeand 

400 

PftyraU 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

34  26 

MBB.E«er 

Chftri^  J.  Fftpning. ...  ....... 

317.00 

uohHaf^..::: ..;.!...... 

Pay  r^ "                , 

34&00 

lataijTJSft^;.::::::.: 

226 

G^  V.  Moth  AO> 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

280 

»  J  MmhrOv -.•..... 

M.  C.  Mltoben  Co 

l&OO 

Pivioll 

National  Mortar  Co 

L68 

RMriyn  Bnmly  CO 

CimWlOO aa,.,*,^- 

230 

Tah  A  ^R»  l^nteetoilDC 

Rndolph  &  West  Co 

a  67 

0» .T. 

Payroll 

64L67 

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Abstract  o/MkununmUi,  Jubf  1, 1910,  l»  ImU  50,  f911— Continued. 


No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoiml 

Water  department;  District  ol 
C<4umbia 

&5a 

56 
57 
58 

50 
00 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
60 
70 

$1296 

&40 

3.75 

3.50 

L^O 

268 

3.37 

4.48 

386l« 

83L47 

4.00 

112  54 

35.00 

1,228.07 

4&00 

LOS 

R.  B.  Adams  Co 

n 
72 
73 
74 

^ 

77 
78 

80 
81 
82 
83 

$14  40 

F.  S.  OichoBr 

1400 

FimAr  TT.  ^tlfn  ri>r , 

f»««niHi  nrmi         

LOfi 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Co..*- 

16155 

500.10 

Geo.  F.  Math  &,  Co 

8.75 

National  Mortar  Co 

OamBT.- RmnMr^Co 

5.25 

E.  J.  MuiphyCo 

PayroU 

466.00 

Thomas  Bomerville  Co 

Co 

PayroU 

80.00 

W.  H.  Rahn 

Jtim  H.-Hlnridhs 

296.00 

T^ilflHartlg... 

Thomas  W.  Sndth 

5.70 

Hornblower  it  Marahall 

Aib«^  T..  ^ohnmn 

297 

Chas.  A .  T/angl^y  

Payroll 

455.00 

Jnhn  TT    TTInrfnliJi 

Oraee  Lhioohi  Temple 

U,48flL13 

Albert  L.  JohjMon.f 

BUIIDINO   REPAIB8,  NATIONAL  MUSXUV,  1910. 

To  balance  July  1, 19U)|  as  per  last  QBport ...; $8^486.80 

DIBBUBSBMENT8. 

Brickwork $2,086.00 

Drawings,  etc 65.00 

Elevatore 785.00 

Fireproof  material,  plaster 418. 93 

Hardware,  tools *  196.38 

Office  rooms,  erection  bf 2, 304. 00 

Paints,  oils 170.10 

Special  services 83. 60 

Wire  grilles 391.00 

Woodwork ; 20.99 

Total  disbnxBements 6,466.00 

Balance  July  1, 1911.. 20.30 

AhitrtM  ofdisbunmenia,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount 


Hornblower  &  Marshall 

Bammar  Bros.  White  Lead  €0. 

A.  F.  Jorss 

James  L.  Parsons 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

HughRelUy 

George  W.  Yeatman 

H.F.Harper  Co 

Washington  WoodworMhg  Oo . . 

Lambdc  Tllden 

BoBslyn  Supply  Co 

Sonthem  Exromded  Metal  Oo. . 

Williams  &  Wells  Co 

Yale  &  Towns  ManuflEUStortng 


$65.00 

20.70 

410.20 

2,086.00 

L20 

25.20 

8.00 

10.00 

9.00 

153.21 

403.03 

5.75 

L14 

22.66 


JohnB.  Eapey 

E.  J.  MurpnyCo 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

O.  W.  Fonberg , 

Spenoer  J.  Steinmets 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

A.  F.  Jorss 

Charles  A.  Lan^ey ». 

Yale  &  Towns  Marinfttctnitog 
Co TlT. 


too 


^•4.18 

11&.20 

6.W 

8.00 

735.00 

10.80 

1L99 

16.00 

2,3M.O0 

15.00 


6»«M.OO 


Building  bbpai&s.  National  MobxttMi  1909. 

Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  pet  kst  report 

No  disbursements.    Balance  canied  to  credit  of  su^lus  fund. 


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BZPENDITUBBS  OF  SinTHfiOKIAN  INSTITUTION,  1011.  ^1 

BlTILDlNG,  NaOIONAA  MuSBVM, 
RECSIFtB. 

AppropriatiQn  "Building  for  National  MuBeum"  (deficiency  act  June  25, 
1910) w 177,000.00 

DISBITRSEMXMTS. 

Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  assistant  engineer,  at  $150 $1,425.00 

1  assistant  engineer,  at  $50*. 500.00 

1  plumber,  at  $100 33.33 

1  plumber's  assistant,  at  $70 107. 33 

1  carpenter,  at  $90 90.00 

1  carpenter,  at  $85 22.  66 

1  painter,  at  $86  and  $90 840.00 

1  painter,  at  $75 50. 00 

1  inspector,  at  $85 87.83 

1  inspector,  at  $4  per  diem 222. 00 

1  blacksmith,  at  $85 85.00 

1  blacksmith^s  helper,  at  $65 65.00 

1  fw^man,  at  $70 w...  182.00 

1  foreman,  at  $4  per  diem 70. 00 

1  mason,  at  $70 141.00 

1  paver,  at  $60 w...  8.00 

1  nandy  man,  at$2and$2.25  per  diem 425.75 

2  handy  men,  at  $2 63.00 

1  handy  nan,  at  $1.75 31.50 

1  skilled  laborer,  at  $2  per  diem 24.00 

3  skilled  laborers,  at  $1.75  per  diem 109. 38 

5  laborers,  at  $2  per  diem 199. 25 

9  laborers,  at  $1.75  per  diem 474.70 

106  labOTers,  at  $1.50  per  diem 6,706.16 

1  water  boy,  at  $0. 75  per  diem 19.  50 

4  horses  and  carts,  at  $2 1,105.60 

Staunaand  wagons,  at$4 2,194.50 

Total  salaries  or  compensation 15,281.89 

General  expenses: 

Cement  driveway,'  walk»,  etc 8,002.44 

Cloth 258.12 

Miscellaneous — 1, 076. 78 

Paints,  oils 10,251.31 

Painting  wlOlfl,  etc.  (contiact) 18,198.50 

Retaining  wall  and  cement  floor 479.18 

Special  services 550.00 

Total  ge&eiBl  eKpenses 38,815.33 

Total  expenditures 54,097.22 

Balance  July  1, 1911 22,902.78 

Abstract  of  di$hur$ementSt  July  1, 1910 ^  to  Jime  SO,  1911. 


To  wbflm  paid. 

No. 

Amovmt. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

Qislts  Bcdcer  &  Co           .... 

I 

10 
U 
13 

$40e.96 
185.50 

3,967.50 

MOO.  00 
101.07 
968.83 
1.28 
27.00 
120.75 

1,517.80 

'•Sis 

Payroll 

18 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
10 
20 
31 
22 
3S 
34 

$1,364.83 
79.60 

PayroD " 

Geo.  F.  Miith  &  Co 

Uffler  A  Onham 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

72.60 

HodtBdnyCo. 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons 

8.00 

R-P.  ClvkeCo                 

Ben  Einstein 

12.00 

Charts  Becker  &  Co. 

Littlefleld,  AlYord  &  Co 

40.00 

G«>.  F.  Math  A  Go    

207.01 

BnfhR»U)vnf> 

Do 

2,147.50 

^yt£:T:     ;■;;:;::;;::; 

Pay  roll 

1,864.85 

JAn  A.  RlnrHui ,, 

Jomi  H.  Hinrichs. 

1,777.34 

BuhBeBlTCo                 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

107.01 

jcffiiu&lj^iflii:;;::::;: 

£.  J.  Murphy  Co 

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Abftract  of  disbun^nenUy  Juiy  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  19il— ContiBued. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  ptld. 


No. 


Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Payroll 

Charles  Becker  &  Co 

Fred  Drew 

John  W.  Ifaaonr  A  Son 

E.  N.  Gray  &  Co 

National  If  ortar  Co 

MiUer  dc  Graham 

Merchants'  Transfer  A  Storage 

Co 

Payroll 

HoghReUlyCo 

John  B.  Espey 

John  H,  Hmiichs 

Columbia  Granite  it  Dredging 

Co 

£.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Go. 

M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Ezjpreoi  Co 

Charles  Becker  &Co 

Water  registrar's  office 

R.  M.  Montgomery 

Patrick  Dowd 

PayroU 

JohnH.  Hinrichs 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

Cuyler  dc  Mohler 

John  H.  Hinrichs 

Miller  dc  Graham 


1221.25 

106.24 

411.67 

5,877.00 

67.24 

12.00 

12.90 

1,425.58 

17.50 

1,566.70 

2.60 

1.20 

3,222.39 

4.28 

34.60 

10.00 

12.00 

66.00 

366.62 

3.00 

3.33 

2.33 

1,427.34 

2,184.00 

626.32 

15.13 

1,137.94 

1,185.00 


PayroU 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

R.  J.  Beall  Construction  Go. 

John  H.  Hinrichs 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co. 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Expnn Co.. 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

JohnH.  Hinrichs 

Payroll 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  dt  Co 

Grace  Lincoln  Temple. 

LitUefleld,  Alvotd  £Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

Thomas  Somerville  Co , 

Miller  &  Graham , 

PayroU 

Homblower  de  MarahaU. . .. . 

JohnH.  Hinrichs 

H.  F.  Harper  Ca  (Inc.) 

R.  J.  Beall  Construction  Co. 
PayroU 

John  H.  TUnrirfm , 

PayroU 

Cranford  Paving  Co 

E.N.  Gray  &15 

PayroU 


ss 

I880L94 

64 

49.14 

56 

479.18 

66 

1,364.21 

67 

.76 

66 

12.00 

69 

.64 

60 

1.779.93 

61 

1,963.96 

63 

261. 76 

63 

600.00 

64 

7.60 

66 

9.76 

66 

16.00 

67 

6.60 

68 

68.60 

69 

1,190.66 

70 

60.00 

71 

S4&.12 

72 

1.60 

73 

2,126.44 

74 

1,672.83 

76 

2,835.17 

76 

124.69 

77 

8.21 

78 

33.60 

79 

2,610.77 

64,007.23 


Books,  National  Museum,  1911. 

receipts. 

Appropriation,  **  Books,  National  Museum,  1911 "  (sundry  civil  act,  June 
25,1910) $2,000.00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Books,  pamphlets,  periodicals 1,39L95 

Balance  July  1, 1911 608.05 

Abstract  of  disbiarsementSf  July  i,  1910,  to  June  SO,  1911, 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


To  whom  paid. 


No. 


Amount. 


Smithsonian  Institution 

Charles  Scribner's  Sons 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co 

MaomillanCo 

Gustav  Stickley 

A.  N.  Marquis&Co 

Robert  Appleton  Co 

Frederick  Loeser  dlt  Co 

Annals  of  the  Entomological 

Society  of  America 

Q.  E.  Steehert  dlt  Co , 

8.  Raymond  Roberts 

William  Wesley  dlt  Son 

Michel  Gandoger 

Edward  Stanford 

American  Chemical  Society 

Brentano's 

Arthur  H.  Clark  Co 

H.  F.  Cohnan , 

Geological  Society  of  America. . 

J.  B.  LlppinoottCo , 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  dc  Co 

Nautilus 

Smithsonian  Institution , 

John  E.  Scopes  &  Co 


$22.00 

1.00 

44.50 

4.89 

3.00 

13.60 

6.00 

1.00 

9 

3.00 

10 

4.06 

11 

&00 

12 

106.68 

13 

3.60 

14 

1L16 

16 

6.00 

16 

13.68 

17 

3.16 

18 

.76 

19 

7.60 

20 

3.50 

21 

L26 

22 

2.00 

23 

5.60 

24 

3.60 

G.  E.  Stedhert  dlt  Co 

Charles  Scribner's  Sons 

Washington  Society  ArchsBO- 

logicallnstitute  of  America. . . . 

R.  Friedlander  &  Bohn 

Generalstabens  LitogralUka  An- 

stalts 

William  Wesley  <&  Son 

MacmlUanCo 

Sdenoe  Press 

Brentano's 

Baker  d:  Taylor  Go 

H.  F.Cotanan 

LemckeA  Buechner 

Sherman,French  &  Go 

McGrBW-Hlll  Book  Co 

L.  C.  Pace&Oo 

G.  P.  Putnam's  Sons 

Smithsonian  InstituUon 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co 

New  England  Botanical  Chib... 

Robert  Appleton  Co 

Wistar  Institute  of  Anatomy 

and  BiologT 

Bureau  of  Sctenoe...., 


26 

913.00 

26 

L26 

27 

moo 

28 

&04 

29 

14.71 

30 

62.44 

31 

LS7 

82 

3.00 

33 

17.08 

34 

3.15 

86 

LOO 

36 

12.80 

37 

2.80 

38 

10.00 

30 

2.26 

40 

3.16 

41 

10.25 

42 

132.71 

43 

1.00 

44 

6.00 

46 

13.00 

« 

6.00 

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KXFBNDITXTBES  OF  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  Wl.  83 

AbUraet  ofdUhursements,  July  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  i9il— Continued. 


Towbompaid. 

No. 

Amount 

To  whom  paid. 

No 

Amount. 

A.aiCeClnrs&Oo.... 

Joornal  of  Boonomio  Bntomol- 
ogy 

48 
49 

50 
61 
63 
63 
64 
66 
66 
67 
68 
69 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
66 

66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 

$3.38 

2.00 
84.89 

2.64 

2.26 

76.32 

10.34 

64.86 

2.20 

1.60 

1.00 

6.46 

2.00 

7.60 

2.60 

24.16 

30.00 

14.73 

4.60 

3.00 
94.63 
13.62 
18.90 

3.66 
11.80 
66.48 

American  Art  Annual 

New  York  Entomological  Soci- 
ety  

78 

74 
76 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
86 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
98 
94 
96 
96 
97 

siaoo 

2.00 

Ktfl  W,  Tft^fv^mf^nP 

Samnel  Buckley  A  CO... 

8.00 

Rojil  Anthropological   Iiiftt* 

Edward  Godfrey 

1.60 

R.  L.  Polk  it  Co 

6.00 

TwnMflaidii 

6.00 

R.  Friedlander  A  Sohn 

Charlee  Scribner's  Bona 

6.80 

Om^y  FtKhflT.        . 

John  Wiley  &  Sons 

2.80 

Wiffiim  W«dty  ^  Bod 

Leonhard  *telix  Fuld 

8.00 

0.  E.  Stocbert'A  Co 

J.  B.  Lippincott  Co 

7.00 

IMwflfU^hinM^      ,.        .     ,, 

KoQisw-HiU  Book  Co 

2.26 

AiMriotti  Joornal  of  Science. . . . 

BnntMIO't 

New  York  Botanical  Garden . . . 
Georve  Wuhr 

4.00 
2.48 

Eocfnearinc  Mansine 

GedofkalSoctefy  of  America..! 

H.  W.  Wilson  Co 

6.00 

Sdenoe  Preas 

6.00 

Brmtano's 

24.46 

Smithaonian  Inatitotion 

Henry  C.  Montainia 

10.00 

R.L.PoIkACo 

"R.  ^riwllan'^w  A  Pobn 

10.80 

Q.  E.  Steclwrt  A  Go 

William  Weeley  di  Son 

47.26 

New  York  Botanical  Garden . . . 

Karl  w.  HierfpeniApn 

80.96 

EenDomie  Geology  Pnbliabing 
Co 

Robert  Appleton  Co 

&00 

G.  E.  Ste^rt  &  Co 

6.13 

WQHam  Weeley  A  Son 

Torch  Press 

.90 

R.  Friedludtf  &  Sohn 

F.  A.  Brookhaua 

38.14 

KM  w,  HiertMnann 

William  Wesley  &  Son 

4.47 

SmithaoDian  Inatitntian 

F  ARnrfkhane ,. 

1,801.95 

0.  E.  Btecbert  &  Go 

Books,  National  Museum,  1910. 

BiJince  Jnly  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report $1,302.08 

disbursements. 
Books,  pamphlets,  and  periodicals 1,282.52 

Balance  July  1, 1911 19.66 

Abstract  of  dUhwrumenU,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Bmitaao's 

66 
66 
67 
68 
60 
70 
71 

72 
73 
74 
76 
76 

77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
86 
86 
87 
88 

80 
90 
91 
93 
93 

129.98 
2.00 
200.00 
116.96 
6.00 
6.10 
6.00 

2.00 
10.00 
23.10 

1.80 
23.66 

3.00 

4.90 

86.11 

6.78 

67.46 

4a  43 

1.71 

1.66 

12.60 

1.86 

13.46 

23.23 

8.00 
6.00 
3.00 
221.46 
7.60 

R.  Friedlander  A  Sohn 

94 
96 
96 
97 
96 
99 

100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
106 

106 
107 
106 
109 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 

116 

116 
117 
118 
119 

$1.80 

Ssamel  N.  Rhoads 

William  Wesley  &  Son 

89.95 

Hftrritt  L.  Ashmfiad 

Do 

67.84 

WfiUem  Wesley  &  Son 

American  Chemical  Society 

BreDtano's 

3.00 

Rob«t  Appleton  Co 

American  Art  Annual 

Nev  York  Entomological  Sod- 
€ty...          ..    .............. 

1.40 

Charies  Scribner's  Sons 

Washington  Society  Archaeo- 

logicariDStitnte  of  America. . . 

R.  Friedlander  &  Sohn 

3.76 

laoo 

1.60 

N«v  York  Botanical  Oanlen. . . 

William  Wesley  &  Son 

L82 

taitbMoianlnsUtntion 

Ckailtt  Scrlbner'i  Sons 

Electrical  Age.' 

New  £ngand  Botantoal  Club... 

1.00 
1.00 

0.  K,  9te(4tfvt  A  Co 

2.00 

Wiatar  Institute  of  Anatomy 
and  Biology 

6.60 

nuodcr  Oswald  Weigd 

Kail  W.  Hfonemann 

Bureau  of  Scienoe 

6.00 

Karl  W.  nieraemann 

68.82 

QoitiTFlKhflr 

WiUIam  Weeley  &  Son 

0.  E.  Stechert  &Co 

1.07 

R.  Friedlander  &  Sohn 

.63 

P.  A.  itncilliiins    

30.40 

wUtea  Bflinecka 

Smithsonian  Institution 

Scienoe  Prms 

1.88 

WiOkni  J.  Gerhard ......  • 

6.00 

Utia-America  Book  Co: ::»... . 
MoOit,  Yard  &  Co 

New  York  Botanical  Qarden. . . 

Economic  Geology  Publishing 

Co 

1.00 

^"Itlwmteii  Tmtitn'tion . .     , 

3.00 

Brantano's. 

ogy 

teowonorSkml.  Buckley  A 

2.00 

Wiuumi  Wesley  &  Son 

84.65 

BqmbUean'PnbiuitogCo 

QtwaTSUckley..    VT. 

F.  A.  BrockbauB. 

24.41 

WiUiam  Wesley  &  Son 

.60 

0.  E.  Sifdwrt  A  Co 

GtolQeical  Society  of  America. . . 

1.282.62 

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34  EXPENDITURES  OF  BMITHSOIOAN  INBTITVTIOK,  IffU. 

B00S8,  National  Mvssum,  1909. 


Balance  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report.. 


DIBBITBflEMEKTB. 


Books,  pamphleto,  aad  periodioJB , 

Balance  carried  to  credit  of  sarpiui  fund 

Ab$tract  0/ diahunemenUt  July  1, 1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


$77.06 

76.30 
1.75 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Ammmt.                To  wlinm  paid. 

No. 

AxBonnt. 

New  York  Botanical  Garden... 

99 
100 
101 

102 
103 

ISwOO 
ia96 
&38 

aoo 

2.8B 

Hooffhton,  Mifflin  Co 

104 
105 
106 
107 

SSlOO 

William  Wesl«y  &  Son 

Branteno'a 

2.15 

Karl  W.  HIeraemaxm 

Q,  E.  Steohert  &  Co 

a6bfi2 

Wistar  Institute  of  Anatomy 

A.  D.  E.  Elmar 

&42 

and  Biology 

William  Wwiey  A  Son 

75.90 

Postage,  National  Mubeuii,  1911. 
RBOEIFT8. 


Appropriation  ''Postage,  National  Museum,  1911"  (sundry  civil  act,  June 
2S,  19-^* 


1910). 


disbursements. 


Postage  stamps  and  cards 

Ab8tract  of  dxihunemenU^  July  1, 1910 ,  to  June  SO,  1911, 


$500.00 
600.00 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoont. 

W  ashlncton  Citv  nost  office 

1 
2 
3 

•ao&oo 

20l00 

Do 

Do 

21&00 

OX).  00 

Elevatobs,  Smithsonian  Building,  1911. 

REOEIFTS. 

priation  ''Elevators,  Smithsonian  Building,  1911"  (sundry  civil 
actJ(me25, 1910) $10,000.00 

1MSBUR8EMBNTS. 
Salaries  or  compensation: 

1  carpenter,  at  $85 $12.75 

2  electricians,  at  $4  per  diem 120.00 

Total  salaries  or  compensation $132. 75 

General  expenses: 

Drawings,  specifications,  and  inspection $319. 26 

Labor  and  material  (contract) 8, 915. 00 

Miscellaneous 8d.93 


Total  general  expenses 8, 921. 19 

Total  disbursements 9,053.94 

Balance  July  1, 1911 


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EXPENDITUBES  OF  SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION,  1911.  35 

Abstraa  of  <&ahunemenl8,  Jubf  1, 1910^  to  Juru  SO,  1912, 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

H«f*MMrcr  *  ManhaU 

1 

8 

4 

5 
8 
7 
8 

0 

S250.00 
008.75 
132.76 
906.75 

.05 

1,216l25 

8.00 

4,2saoo 

.80 

J.  I<4ing  Electric  Co 

10 
11 
12 
13 

14 

$3.38 

A.  B.  8m  Etoctrtc  Ktevator  Ca.. 
PijroU 

William  J.  FaolCo 

60.28 
24.00 

A.  B.  8m  EURtric  Elevator  Co. . 

Chiwpeiln  A  Potomac  Tela- 

phooeCo 

A.  B.  See  Electric  Elevator  Co. . 
American  Engineering  A  ICan- 

1,231.25 
5a  00 

A.  B.  Sm  Electric  Elevator  Co. . 

JohnH.Hfcnrirhji 

A.  B.  See  Electric  Elevator  Co. . 

Cbmpcaka  A  Potomac  Tele- 

pbooeCo 

0,05i04 

Rent  of  Workshops,  National  Museum,  1909. 

Balance  July  1,«1910,  as  per  kwt  report $0.08 

No  disbuTBementB.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

Temporary  Occupancy  op  Goyernmbnt  Buildings  for  Tuberculosis  Congress. 

Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $15, 678. 92 

No  disbuisements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

Transfer  of  Grebnouoh  Statue  of  Washington. 

Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $409.74 

No  disbunements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

MOTINO  OOLLECnONS,   ETC.,  TO  NbW  BuILDINO,   NATIONAL  MuSEUM. 

Balance  July  1,  1910,  as  per  last  report $24.73. 

No  diflbursements.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  surplus  fund. 

Printino  and  Binding,  1911. 

receipts. 

Appropriation  ''For  the  Smithsonian  Institution,  for  printing  and  bind- 
ing tne  annual  reports  of  the  Board  of  Regents,  with  general  appendixes, 
ten  thousand  dollarB;  under  the  Smithsonian  Institution,  for  the  annual 
reports  of  the  National  Museum,  with  general  appendixes,  and  for 
prmting  labels  and  blanks,  and  for  the  bulletins  and  proceedings  of 
the  National  Museum,  the  editions  of  which  shall  not  exceed  four 
thousand  copies,  and  binding,  in  half  morocco  or  material  not  more 
expensive,  scientific  books  and  pamphlets  presented  to  and  acquired 
by  the  National  Museum  library,  thirty-four  thousand  dollars;  for  the 
annual  reports  and  bulletins  of  the  Bureau  of  American  Ethnology,  and 
for  miscellaneous  printing  and  binding  for  the  bureau,  twenty-one 
thousand  dollaza;  for  miscellaneous  printing  and  binding  for  the  Inter- 
national Exchanges,  two  hundred  dollars;  the  International  Gatalo^e 
of  Scientific  Literature,  one  hundred  dollars;  the  National  25oological 
Park,  two  hundred  dollars:  the  Astrophysical  Observatory,  two  hun- 
dred dollars;  and  for  the  Annual  Report  of  the  American  Historical 
Anociation,  seven  thousand  dollars;  in  all,  seven tv-two  thousand 
seven  hundred  dollars"  (sundry  civil  act  June  25, 1910) $72,700.00 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Smithsonian  Institation $7, 671. 10 

KaticMial  Museum 33, 951. 70 

American  Ethnology 20,540.46 

International  Exchanges 200.00 

1 3  temational  Catalogue  of  Scientific  Literature 58. 41 

National  Zoological  Park 176.32 

Astrophysical  Observatory 191.85 

American  Historical  Association 5, 504. 42 

Total  disbursements 68,294.26 

Balance  July  1, 1911 4,406.76 


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National  Zoological  Park,  1911. 

RB0BIFT8. 

Appropriation  ''National  Zoological  Park,  1911"  (sundry  civil  act,  June 
^5.1910) $115,000.00 

DISBUBSBMBNTS. 

Salaries  or  conipensation: 

1  assistant  secretary,  at  $41.67 $41. 67 

1  superintendent,  at  $275 3,300.00 

1  assistant  superintendent,  at  $166.66 1, 999. 92 

1  clerk,  at  $150 380.00 

1  clerk,  at  $125 1,600.00 

1  stenographer,  at  $135 1, 620. 00 

1  stenographer,  at  $100 146. 67 

1  typewriter,  at  $50 526. 67 

'  1  messenger  boy,  at  $40 66.67 

1  head  keeper,  at  $133.33 1, 599. 96 

12  keepers,  at  $65 8, 547. 50 

2  keepers,  at  $62.50 1,264.58 

1  keeper,  at  $60 720. 00 

1  sergeant  of  watch,  at  $75 900. 00 

5  watchmen,  at  $65 3, 900. 00 

1  watchman,  at  $60  and  $65 538. 00 

1  attendant,  at  $22.50 270.00 

1  attendant,  at  $0.75  and  $1  per  diem '     23. 25 

Total  salaries  or  compensation $27, 344. 89 

Wages  of  mechanics,  etc.: 

1  machinist,  at  $100 1,200.00 

1  carpenter,  at  $85 1, 020. 00 

5  carpenters,  at  $3.50  per  diem 1, 230. 00 

1  assistant  foreman,  at  $75 900.00 

1  inspector,  at  $75 162.50 

1  inspector,  at  $60 180. 00 

1  blacksmith,  at  $70 814.33 

1  workman,  at  $70 840. 00 

1  classified  laborer,  at  $65 780. 00 

2  classified  laborers,  at  $2 .50  per  diem 1, 702. 76 

1  classified  laborer,  at  $2.25  per  diem 754.88 

3  classified  laborers,  at  $2  per  diem 1, 933. 00 

1  laborer,  at  $60 720.00 

1  laborer,  at  $55 660.00 

1  laborer,  at  $45 157.50 

18  laborers,  at  $2  per  diem 6,436.88 

18  laborers,  at  $1.75  p^r  diem 6, 777. 61 

100  laborers,  at  $1.50  per  diem 12, 913, 96 

4  laborers,  at  $1.25  per  diem 582.70 

8  laborers,  at  $1  per  diem 580. 50 

1  concrete  finisher,  at  $4  per  diem 38. 00 

7  helpers,  at  $1  per  diem 510. 25 

8  helpers,  at  $0.75  per  diem 274. 34 

1  wagon  and  team,  at  $4.50  per  diem 327.38 

4  wagons  and  teams,  at  $4  per  diem 2, 290. 00 

Total  wages  of  mechanics,  etc 42,786.59 

Total  salaries,  compensation,  and  wages 70,06L48 

General  expenses: 

Buildings $1,364.34 

Building  material 1,705.37 

Fencing,  ca^  material,  etc 663.05 

Food  for  animals 17,590.83 

Freight,  cartage,  transportation  of  animals,  etc.        795. 16 

Fuel. 1,840.00 

Lighting 9.09 

Lumber 1, 326. 63 


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GeneiBl  expenses— Continaed. 

Machinery,  tools,  hardware,  etc 92, 819. 21 

MiscellaneouB  supplies 1,588.18 

Fkdnts,  oils  glass,  etc 708.93 

Postage,  telephone,  and  telegiaph 267. 73 

PicfsBBional  services 1,087.00                  > 

Puicfaase  of  animals 1,466.10 

Road  material,  grading,  etc 4, 739. 93 

Stationery,  booCs,  etc 115.64 

Surveying,  plans,  etc 62. 76 

Travel,  field  expenses,  etc 101. 10 

Trees,  plants,  etc 84.05 

Total  general  expenses 938,334.10 

Total  disbuisements 

To  amount  of  disallowance  in  following  vouchers:  No.  4,  $4; 
332,11.11 

Balance,  July  1, 1911 

Abstract  of  di$bur$ement$^  July  i,  1910,  to  June  SO,  1911. 


$108,415.58 

6,584.42 

5.11 

6,589.53 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amoont. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount 

ifntt  HcPofwM  .     X  ....... . 

10 

11 
13 
13 
14 

17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
23 
33 
24 
25 
20 
27 
28 
20 
80 
81 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
30 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
46 
46 
47 
48 
48 
60 

8116.00 

22.00 

1.60 

6,644.94 

18.75 

3.76 

18.00 

66.00 

14.00 

6.13 

31.60 

313.60 

30.78 

276.00 

148.84 

8.00 

684.06 

317.00 

30.10 

1.76 

27.76 

64.70 

38.87 

L26 

133.66 

8.00 

184.90 

7.80 

6.48 

8.68 

366.15 

8.20 

40.43 

546.02 

7,773.66 

148.47 

1.30 

3.00 

4.00 

68.00 

10.00 

32.74 

10.00 

3.00 

4.00 

605.93 

327.76 

136.44 

00.74 

401.36 

NoraBritton 

61 
63 
53 
54 
56 
66 
67 

58 
60 
60 
61 
62 
63 
04 
66 
66 
07 
68 
60 
70 
71 
73 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 

78 
79 
80 
81 
83 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
80 
00 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 

97 
96 
99 

810.00 

WflHAp^  fltbilh) 

F.A.Stohr 

264.00 

'^iif  Hind,  ir 

MUter  A  Graham 

81.63 

^i3!!r..!;:::::::::::;::;::: 

WmH  Caiman  A  CSo 

83.75 

F.j«U(«pptan«UI). 

F.  W.  Biid  &  Son 

114.75 

Thomas  SomervUle  Oo 

155.61 

JoaMjin^rrto     ..            .    . 

Hfladley  Good  Roads  Cd 

Lawrence  Maohinery  &  Supply 
Co. 

4&00 

v^ttnlMn 

AliiiiMrtliar^fcDrajikw 

KtOoaSwitdibouti  A  Sopply 

65.00 

Edwin  E.  Howell 

ia20 

F.  W.  Boldano  &  Oo 

28.20 

Co........                  ,         ,, 

Ohailef  F.RockweU 

2.06 

Yi.  A.  H.  Choioh 

47.65 

iDdka Rdlnlnc Co.  .''..  ..  . 

AnMri<wi  IoeOo......r..rTr.,,- 

79.72 

Pay  roll 

7,971.56 
312.78 

lTSw™:.^:;::::;:;::;: 

W.'lC.  Oalt  &  Co 

T-Anmimn 

0.  O.  Hyer 

laoo 

Ooountt  B.  Watan 

J.  E.  Kerr  &  Co.  (Ltd.) 

25.00 

H(MM«r  A  lifnlMUn ., 

F.  W.  Bird  &  Son 

168.27 

BbMlbr  A  Stnart. 

Blomenthal  &  Dreyfuss 

HooTcr  A  Dmhan ..» 

13.50 

0«>.  W.  Knoz  Expna  Ob 

DoMn  *  Martin  CoV. 

483  21 

flhfalTfr  A  Stnart 

219.50 

P  Minn  4kCft 

T.  A.  Cannon 

114.78 

BodoiphA  Wflst  (^..^I'll^I.l. 

JofanO.  Ewald 

3&2S 

JtinBrBgpaj 

1.16 

B.P.A]idnwiPaperOo 

Stewart  A  Co 

203.22 

Hofce  A  MoDowell  Co 

83a  44 

UtiAOo 

WVM.OaltACo 

Robert  Bishop  Manofiicturing 
Co 

186.75 

J.  0.  Orton  A  Boos 

B^^'miakir  A  Btnnh 

ia2& 

^okn  A.  MaaoiT  A  Son. . . . .. .  . 

Wm.  BartelsCo 

5.00 

nootw  BiwrdTOo 

American  Toe  Co ..rr.- 

39.94 

W.lLOaltACo 

W.  W.  Qrtfflth 

92.56 

Bajmond  Oanatt 

J.  Ed w.  Chapman r 

3&84 

^m.  Bartnli  Go 

P.  Mann  A  Co , . 

15.66 

uatoiSSr._: 

LitUefldd,  Alyoid  A  Co 

w,  T*.  Lawton  A  Sons 

26i64 

pwwfl!?!:       ::::::::: 

95.60 

F.V.Blnl*8on 

Headley  Good  Roads  Co 

0,  y/if,  Foisberg 

128.00 
42.70 

8 .  nmfff nfffr  A  Oo 

2a  00 

rndatakOvL 

R.  Carter '^allantyne 

2.59 

NwBMwrS^     : :;  ;; 

American  Lead  Penefl  Co 

Wm.  B.  MoGrath 

4.06 

o3E3?wfcico:      : 

7.60 

ftS^BJSt 

Lewis  DeGrofl  A  Son 

16.60 

UB.(£S.::::::::::::::::::: 

TCajr]*!  Pencil  Co 

American  Ornithologists  Union. 
H.  C.  Davison  A  Oo 

4.08 

DwidiSfc:  ::;:;;:::;;.  : 

2.50 

o.H.M£rZ :::::::::: 

U.68 

Hoofw  A  Dabam 

G.  W.  Oflatt 

28.09 

Bftaaw  *  Stuart. 

Colombia  Granite  A  Dredging 
Co 

F.o.svttorSsaB.:::;:::.  . 

963.87 

Jotoaiii3d..V7     "ii;;!! 

Cnyler  A  Mohler 

81.60 

BimrtAO^ 

Louifl  Hartig 

134.82 

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Abstract  of  disbursements,  July  1, 1910^  to  Junt  SO,  1911 — Gontmued. 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

Chesapeake  &  rotomac  Tele* 
phone  Co.. ..» 

100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
106 
106 
107 
108 
106 
110 
111 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
126 
126 
127 
128 
129 
130 
131 
132 
133 
134 
136 
186 
137 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
146 
146 
147 
148 
140 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
165 
156 
157 
158 
150 

leo 

161 

10.1 
164 
165 
166 
167 
168 
169 
170 
171 
172 
173 
174 
176 
176 
177 
178 
179 

S67.92 

6.30 

3L25 

8.40 

L60 

2a  46 

7.402.24 

622.94 

loaoo 

151.50 

2.00 

325.00 

46.00 
121.26 

3a  91 

n.00 

40.76 
130.74 
27.03 
20.72 
20.96 
127.57 
42.00 
9.06 

iai4 

6.00 

27.30 

2.40 

2.37 

2.50 

8.50 

18.50 

87.02 

3.50 

2.00 

521.56 

22a  76 

21.45 

4.80 

158.27 

L81 

67.17 

14.00 

2.63 

2.40 

L50 

2.80 

8.87 

417.53 

3.81 

L50 

33.00 

38.00 

283.23 

23.15 

362.24 

227.44 

504.61 

348.32 

62.50 

604.39 

2a  64 
90.30 

17a  43 
15.00 
ia40 

14&45 
6.19 

147.65 

6.113.76 

22.86 

690.71 

laoo 

13.76 
6.00 
668.44 
219.60 
116.44 
280.35 
128.94 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

180 

181 
182 
183 
184 
166 
186 
187 
188 
189 
190 
191 
192 
193 
194 
195 
196 
197 
198 
199 
200 

201 
202 
203 
204 
205 
200 
207 
208 
209 
210 
.211 
212 
213 
214 
216 
216 
317 

218 
219 
220 
221 
222 
223 
224 
225 
226 
227 
228 
229 
230 
Zil 
232 
283 
234 
236 
236 
237 
238 
239 
240 

241 
242 
248 
244 
245 
246 
247 
248 
249 
2S0 
251 
252 
253 
254 
255 
366 
267 
8S6 

830a78 

Somerset  R.  Waters 

3L73 

R:  P.  Clarice  Co 

Edw.  8.  Schmid 

3a  00 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

G.  W.  Offutt 

25.  OB 

MathyCo 

Henry  A.  Famham 

33. 8A 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co 

0.  L.  Wolfeteiner  Co.  (Inc.).... 
Pay  roll 

176.00 

A.  B.  Baker 

6.089.56 
215.27 

Payn>ll 

Page  Woven  Wire  Fence  Co 

JohnC.  Ewald 

National  Mortar  Co 

25.33 

Kiges  National  Bank 

E,  B.  Adam.s  Co 

35.23 

J.  E.  Garland 

TTnnver  A  r>enham, , 

602.98 

Oreen  Manu&ctnring  Co 

Twin  City  Iron  &  Wire  Works. . 
J.  J.Veit. 

SheaffM*  ^  Stuart. .......    . 

264.35 

T.  A  T  Cannon . . 

127.11 

Stewart  A  Co 

449.44 

0.  Taylor  Wade 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

326.29 

Somerset  K.  Waters 

Somerset  R.  Waters 

11.88 

Do 

A ,  FcMiIVner  , 

5.00 

£dw.  8.  Schmid 

W.W.Griffith ^ 

12.49 

Hoge&  McDowell  Co 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

73.27 

Geo.M.  Barirar 

42.15 

American  Ice  Co 

John  B.Turner 

Co 

5  00 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

J.  B.Kendall  Co 

358.64 

Charles  Becker  dlcCo 

National  Mortar  Co 

216.80 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Fah-t>ankff.  Morse  A  Co 

124.00 

Hugh  Refily  Co 

J.  G.  Stadtler 

30.00 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son 

Payroll 

4.226.74 

8.  J.  Venable 

Chesapeake  SuddIv  Co 

244.27 

L.  J.  Naramore 

JfimM  A .  Piiiif riH         .  ,  . , 

40.00 

Tnlmfin  Laundry 

JohnC.  Ewald 

33.29 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

PhiUp  Lindemeyr 

E.  B.Adams  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 
Hoee  &  McDowell  Co 

14.82 
41.98 

West  Disinfecting  Co ... 

150.50 

Burr  Bros .". 

nnoll  Frmy^h         

4a  00 

LutB&Co 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

F.W.Bird&Son 

American  Soap  &  WashoUne  Co. 
Geo.  M.  Barker 

.83 

K.  J.  Pullman 

8  25 

"FToover  A  Denham 

7  25 

P>»«ftffwfr  Btuart 

79.07 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

W.A.H.  Church 

ChesapeiOce  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

162.25 

Robert  H.  Van  Schaack 

F.  W.  Bird  <fe  Son 

4a  12 

American  Soap  &  WaahoUne  Co. 
Rudolph  A  West  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

Horticulture  Publishing  Co 

P.  H.  Helskell.  Jr..  &  Co 

J.  B.  Kendall  6o. 

67.66 
1.00 

Blumenthal  &  Dreyfdas 

L.  E.  Smoot 

4.30 
50.06 

Mrs.  M.  E.  Lewis 

James  B.  Lambie  Co. .    .. 

13.36 

8.  W.  Norman 

Albert  I^.  Johnson 

7.90 

D.  N.  Walford 

Titai  Rinfft^n ^ ,  ^ .  ^ 

10.50 

Library  Bureau 

Cuylerd^Mohtor.. 

6.92 

W.W.  Griffith 

4.80 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Brentano's 

4.06 

Fred.  Schafhirt 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyue 

8.46 

Thos.  M.  Bond 

12.36 

J.J.  Velt 

Draper  ManufacturingCo 

B.  B.  Earnshaw  &  Bro 

6.30 

G.  W.  Forsberg 

2.82 

John  Cr  Fwald . . 

F.  A    Stnhf 

15.00 

Stewart*  Co 

Sun  Co 

87.12 

W.  M.  Galt&Co 

W.  T.  Galilher  &  Bro 

63.98 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

W.W.  Griffith 

468.38 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

Keasbey  &  Mattison  Co 

Edwin  E.  Howell 

17.80 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

Barrett  Manufacturing  Co 

16.58 
83.30 

Chesapeake  <b  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co 

Martin  L.  Horn 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufactur- 
ing Co 

.47 

National  Mortar  Co 

48.17 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lewis  Flemer '.  , 

6.87 

Louis  Simon 

Fairbanks.  Morse  &  Co 

1.92 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

J.  Ross  Collias 

6.79 

John  B.  Bspey 

5.75 

Louis  Hartig 

F.  W.  Bolriano  &  Co 

15.20 

Barber  &  Ross 

Hoover  &  Denhani 

538. 3» 
249.70 

Payroll 

SheafFer  &  Stuart 

W.  H.  Blackbume 

John  C  Ewald 

23.26 

R.  J.  Beall  Con.sjtruction  Co 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co 

171.35 

Thos.  H.  Bern 

Stewart  &  Co 

138.90 

O.  WylieGiU 

Chas.  H.  Javins  &  Sons 

9.  OS 

Willard  F.  Buckley 

Somerset  R.  Waters 

35  20 

Hoover  &  Denhani 

Lewis  DeGroff  &  Son 

11.02 

ShealTer  A  Stuart 

Edw.  S.  Schmid 

35.35 

T.  A.  Cannon 

Min^r  A  Hraham 

37.39 

Stewart  die  Co 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

17.52 

Hoge&McDoweUCo 

Charles  Beeker  dc  Co 

13.00 

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TO  whom  paid. 

Mo. 

Amount 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount. 

K.  J.  MivphT  Go 

858 
200 
281 
268 
268 
864 
206 
266 
867 
268 
269 
210 
271 
272 
273 
274 
275 
276 

m 

278 
279 
280 
281 
962 
288 
284 
286 
888 
287 
288 
288 
880 
281 
268 
868 
294 

295 
296 
287 
2RB 

301 
302 
303 

304 
305 
306 
307 
308 
309 
310 
311 
312 
813 
314 
315 
316 
317 
318 
319 

320 
821 
322 
323 
324 
825 

320 
327 
328 
328 
330 
331 
332 

333 
334 
335 

887.80 

80.01 

42.50 

8.80 

8.80 

.21 

17.10 

84.00 

.80 

58.10 

3.37 

4.14 

4.80 

L50 

88.47 

17.79 

.68 

2.90 

9.36 

2.67 

8.00 

4.00 

21.45 

8,987.12 

116.80 

121.20 

10.88 

•      4.00 

15.68 

42.62 

170.95 

4.40 

1.05 

95.26 

.92 

1.74 

74.90 

107.50 

40.78 

162.44 

18.05 

18.50 

1.37 

1.60 

L20 

18.25 

12.66 

24.91 

4.58 

14.86 

516.84 

844.00 

277.48 

215.47 

73.92 

5.00 

10.38 

19.15 

2.00 

600.00 

32.93 

40.18 
4.00 
23.39 
32.90 
109.70 
14.00 

16.50 
6L78 
9.00 
104.70 
6.00 
110.47 
36L50 

35.47 
12.90 
5.00  1 

W.  L.  Swayse 

386 

337 
338 

339 
340 
341 
342 
343 
344 
345 
846 
847 
348 
849 
850 
851 
352 
363 
354 
365 
386 
367 
358 
350 
360 
361 

a« 

363 
364 

865 
366 
367 
868 

Ifo 

371 
372 
378 
374 
375 
376 
377 
878 
379 
380 
381 
382 
383 
384 
385 
386 
387 
388 
389 

iS? 

892 
393 
304 
395 
896 
397 
396 
399 
400 
401 
402 

403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
406 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 
414 
415 

•IS 

MlUer.  Ctanh  dk  Go 

Gailook  Packing  Co 

H.  MueUer  Mannfteturing  Co. . . 
Hugh  Reiliy  Co TT, 

W.  T.aYI  B.  Wtavcr 

9  58 

J.  B.  Lyon  Co 

7.18 

PhflJp  Lindcmeyr 

J.  W.  Niepold  A  Son... 

Robt.  Bishop  Manuteetuilng  Co 
Payroll     .  .         

10  60 

Lvubiirf h  A  Rro. 

10.25 

5,061.20 

581  46 

Jemci  ArCoUlns. 

Hoover  A  Danbam 

M.  E.  Lewis 

Ahaaffar  A  Stnart 

296.00 

LooisHflrtic 

F.  Q.  SwBtaiaASon 

116.70 

Mw'kill  Brm                       

JohnC.  Bwald 

51  82 

Meyer  Brm.  Drug  Co 

T,  A ,  Cannon 

128.12 

PotomM  BIcetric  Power  Co 

W.  M.  Gait  ACo 

260.68 

Forest  &  Stnam  PubUBhlnc  Co. 

Stewart  A  Co 

234.80 

Rncfa  Beilly  Co .1 

TTam  a  M<fDowflIl  Co 

106.17 

ETPnlhnan                      

W.  w.  Griffith 

664.48 

NeidiehProoeasCo 

National  Eleetricid  Supply  Co.. 

Qnakeraty  Rubber  Co 

KaUonal  Photo  Go 

Buir  Brothers  (Inc.) 

W.  A,H.  Church 

84.79 
806.66 
88.46 

Capital  Traction  Co 

10.00 

D.  H.  Madd  A  W.  A.  Brown... 

H.Jackson 

17.70 

LutiAGo     

^hoemakff  A  Busch 

6b75 

Edw.  S.  Schmid 

40.86 

PtyroU 

FrantrTTnniedno.). 

&19 

Hoce  A  McDowell  Co. 

Lewis  DeGrofl  A  &(en 

5.60 

•«'.  A.  Omuiob 

John B.  Rspey 

21.89 

F»«i»k  Hmnt 

Rudolph  A'West  Co.  I ....  1 1 1 . . 

28.90 

A.  J.  White 

HughReilly 

4&15 

Barber  &  Ron 

Thos.  Bomorille  Co ............. 

66.82 

Radoiph  A  West  Co 

12.50 

Thoa.  SontrTfile  Co 

Frost  Wire  Fence  Co 

37.14 

Valley  Paper  Co 

p.  irnnn  A  Co , 

9.00 

AjnerkanjLead  Pencil  Co 

*frt.  A.  Behmidt 

Col.  Granite  A  Dredgbig  Co 

DIrtrict  of    Columbia    Paper 
lfa'^nftirtnringCo.....^w  xax 

29.16 

W.L.8wayse 

5.50 

Chas.  0.  Sfott  A  Co 

Brentano's.  ...T. ........  ^i  I,.  1. 

4.05 

f"  T»,  q^ffn  Amfrh^wi  Hp^^^ 

W.  L.  Swayie 

8.42 

Co. ' 

CtUM.  G,  Siott  ACo 

1.35 

»*%^  Ottnfn  C?o 

Fred  A .  Schmidt 

1.72 

tf«rthiWlennd 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

9.00 

Thomas  W.^Bmifh 

If  artln  WlMmnd 

18.40 

Geo.  F.  Mnth  A  Co 

TbomsffW.  gmith.... 

97.38 

West  Diainfecfins  Co 

W.  t.  Gafliher  A  Bro 

Bernstein  ICanulaoturing  Co. .. . 
Thn*.  A.  Dobvn.<i 

20  00 

8ehaflBgA  Qlats" 

14.60 

4  85 

ColmnblaOflOo 

HohnesACo 

.60 

Colombia  Granite  A  Dredging 

w.  L.Khig:.. .:;::::;::;:;:::: 

5.00 

Co, "..T. 

F.  W.  Bolzano  A  Co. 

4.50 

W.W.  Griffith 

Peter  Henderson  A  Co 

8.15 

Fajrbaak?!  Co     

P.  IC.  Frank  Dishifecting  Co. . . . 
TT,  T.  PaWn . 

8.50 

National  Mortar  Co 

8  18 

Do 

National  Mortar  Co 

76.72 

Kmfl  Caiman  A  Co. ........  .. 

13.50 

Shaller  A  Stnari. 

John  Hei'bfift  Corning  . .    . 

4.50 

Stewart  A  Co 

Standard  Oil  CrO 

40.50 

W.M.GaltACo 

Sun  Co 

78.05 

Ho^e  A  McDowcB  Co 

F.  W.  Bird  A  Son 

45.00 

Lewis  DeGrOfl  A  Son 

Uttiefleld.  Alvord  A  Co 

1.00 

Prank  Homa  (Ine.) 

B.  B.  Earnshaw  ABro 

.94 

"■MmoakfT  A)lniffh, ,, 

Wm.  BartaUsCo 

23.33 

H.  E.  K.  Smith 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

P.H.HeiskeU.ir.,ACo 

James  B.  Lambia  Co 

71 

CMHagenbeeIc 

Page  Woven  Wire  Ftonoe  Co 

3.30 
1.06 

Owmpnke  A  Patomac  Tele- 

VrtuxVnu^ar 

16.20 

phoiM  Co  i 

United  States  Express  Co 

CraneCo .  . 

*;§ 

p'Uf^n  *  <^ 

K.J.PnlfanflB 

Payroll 

5,153.10 

M.  G.  Copeland  Co      

6.00 

0.  L.  ^^&telner  Co 

ChesapeeJre  A  Potomac  Tele- 
plumeCo 

LotiACo 

20.16 

JaliQa  Lansbnrgh  Furniture  A 

G.  W.  Forsberg 

94.42 

OttpetCo...r. 

F.S.  Glchner 

31.00 

l.B.&DdanCo 

Tolman  Laundry 

5.45 

Geo.  M.  Barter. 

Hoover  A  Denham 

538.38 

IdwaM  MnBte. 

Bhealf^n*  A  Stiiart , 

263.25 

Oca.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

F.  G.  Swaine  ASon 

103.50 

ASmMExMCbVTr:.....:... 

JohnC.  Ewald        

26.54 

^flited  Stales  Bzpccas  Go 

Hoge  A  McDowell  Co 

52.05 

BtawartACo 

876.99 

Oa. T.. 

William  M.  Gait  A  Co      ... 

168.08 

WOten  Wcdisy  ft  Soil 

Lewis  De  Grotf  A  Son 

5.60 

C8«ttirA.Lmnb 

Shoemaker  A  Busch 

20.28 

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Abstract  of  dulmraements,  July  1, 1910^  to  June  SO,  7911— <>ontmaed. 


To  whom  paid. 

No 

Amount. 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount 

416 
417 
418 
419 
420 
421 
422 
423 
424 
425 
426 
427 
428 
429 
430 

431 
432 
433 
434 
435 
436 
437 
438 
439 
440 
441 
442 
443 
444 
445 
440 
447 
448 
419 
450 
461 
452 
463 

12.00 

4.62 

6.80 

2.60 

40.23 

30.60 

6.00 

.37 

6,628.74 

.32 

1.69 

12.57 

42.55 

46.81 

47.91 

27.00 

11.25 

93.81 

6.88 

13.13 

29.24 

1.86 

9.99 

68.79 

1.36 

2.00 

8.60 

.90 

8.76 

32a  92 

541.92 

263.26 

139.10 

25.96 

309.46 

89.81 

179.71 

6.19 

F<fw.  Sl«Rc^m*d  ...,....,,.... . 

464 
465 

466 
457 
468 
460 
460 
«1 
402 
468 
464 
466 
466 
467 
4fl8 
400 
470 
471 
472 
478 
474 

476 
476 
477 
478 
479 

480 
481 
482 

482a 
4826 
482e 
482(fl 
483 

t47.70 

J    R.  TrmAiL[\rii    

N.  H.  Shea 

30.10 

Union  Envelope  Co 

M.  E.  Lewis 

6.80 

Southern  ElecuricCo 

Cra'jero... 

60.40 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

WeetemUnlon  Telegraph  Co. . . 
R.  L.  Polk  A  Co , 

National  Mortar  Co 

Underwood  Typewrittf  Co 

Ben  Einstein. 

79.34 
8a  00 
110.28 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Payroll 

Glenn  Brown  A  Bedford  Brown. 
Thomas- w.  SmH'h ....t.t 

1.065.00 

8a  00 

M.A.  Leese 

Rudolph  and  West  Co 

0.  L.  WollrteinerCo.(Ino.) 

Lewis  DeGrofl  dc  Son 

02.06 

W.  L.  Bwayie 

6&&n 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

&00 

Oeo,if,nMk9r 

Somerset  R.  Waters 

36.86 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

M.  C.  Mitchell  Co 

4  07 

Thomas  W.  Smith. 

Merchants  Transfer  &  Storage 
Co 

Littiefleld,AlvorddkCo 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

Phil*p  Lindemeyr 

6.00 
8.47 
7.25 

nti|in  A  UftrMn  r^ 

7.75 

HughReillyCo 

Lewis  Flemer..'. 

1.40 

Crown  OU  &  Wax  Co 

W.  T.  Lawton  A  Sons 

2a  00 

Henry  Evans  (Inc.) 

Coluniibia  Photo   Supply  Co. 
(Inc.) 

.90 

Cuyler  <&  Mohler 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . 

3.48 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Fred./.  White 

12.00 

National  Mortar  Co 

Amer.  Barber  Supply  Co 

Charles  R.  Kdmonston . 

.75 

O.W.  Oflutt 

1.00 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

H.W.Acheeon 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufactur- 
ing Co 

32.00 

B.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Tolman  Laundry 

29.70 

Neomeyer  Co 

D.  H.  Mudd  A  W.  A.  Brown, . . . 

John  W.  Masury  A  Son 

Merchants  Transfer  A  Storage 
Co 

8.76 

Payroll 

lOt.80 

Hoover  &  Doiham 

Sheafler  &  Stuart 

7.39 

F.  0.  Sv^Jne  die  Son 

Northern  Pacific  Ry.  Co 

Do 

18.86 

JohnC.  Ewald 

6.67 

WUliam  M.  Qalt  &  Co 

7.96 

Hoga  <&  McDowell  Co 

Payroll 

4,770.30 

Stewart  &  Co.  ... 

Frank TTume ... 

]08,41&6B 

National  Zoological  Park,  1910. 
Balance,  July  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report 15,276.60 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Buildings $40.64 

Building  material 313.94 

Fencing,  ca^  material,  etc 128.82 

Food  for  animals 1, 816. 19 

Freight,  cartage,  and  transportation  of  animals 273. 14 

Furniture 22.21 

Fuel 160.00 

Lighting 3.73 

Lumber 193. 29 

Machinery,  tools,  and  hardware 861. 71 

Miscellaneous  supplies 287.40 

Paints,  oils,  and  glass 215.51 

Postage,  telephone,  and  telegraph 77.92 

Professional  services 7. 00 

Purchase  of  animalB 682. 50 

Road  materials,  etc 81.00 

Stationery,  books,  etc 36.30 

Trees,  plants,  etc 34.10 

Wages  of  laborer 1. 75 

Water  supply,  etc 40. 00 


Amount  of  disallowance:  Voucher  No.  109,  $0.45;  No.  224,  $2.86;  No.  533, 
10.80 


6, 276. 15 
4.11 


Balance  July  1,1911. 


4.56 


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AUttaH  of  dMuntmenU,  July  1,  1910,  to  Jwm  SO,  1911. 


41 


To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount 

To  whom  paid. 

No. 

Amount 

Hofe  A  MbDowca  Co 

488 
484 
486 

436 
487 
488 
480 
440 
441 
442 

443 
444 
445 
446 
447 
448 
440 
460 
461 
462 
458 
454 
455 
466 
467 
468 
450 

400 
461 
462 
463 
464 
465 
466 
467 
468 
460 
470 
471 
472 
473 
474 

475 
476 
477 
478 
479 
480 
481 
483 
483 
484 
485 
486 
487 
488 
480 
400 

1208.96 
4.60 
2L00 
2a  00 
2a  00 

loaoo 

laoo 

soaoo 

4.79 
140.04 

11.35 

11.64 

2.85 

23.82 

80.36 

82.80 

11.00 

17.82 

14.00 

2.60 

8.67 

1.80 

81.00 

•iS 

aoo 
ia43 

21.21 
16.76 
4.40 
2.12 
78.00 
14.60 
11.00 
4.60 
1.76 
170.40 

2oaoo 

107.25 
83.54 

40a88 
312.10 

67.52 
4a  00 

1.60 
3a  00 

8.28 
123.23 

4.60 

laso 

&00 
84.00 
6a  00 
88.20 

.23 
L25 
4.87 
8.28 

F.  W.  Bolsiano  ft  Co 

401 
402 
403 
404 
406 
406 
407 
403 
400 
600 
601 
508 

604 
605 
605 

607 
608 
600 

610 
611 
612 
513 
614 
616 
616 
617 
618 
610 
620 
681 
622 
823 
684 
025 
6B6 
627 
628 
620 
680 
681 
682 

888 
•684 
685 

686 
687 
688 

680 
640 
641 

64ta 
60 
648 
644 
646 
646 

82410 

H.T».  FlUsboiT 

Cairoll  ElaotiicCo 

L28 

K4«  fl,  9^idM........ 

Craiift  Co 

.18 

A.M.  NkiMhmn,.. 

White  Oak  Coal  Co.... t 

laoo 

F.  L.  OUlett 

loaoo 

Edwin  B.  Howell 

.80 

H.  BTxbe 

Littlefleld.  Alvord  ft  Co 

Tipton  ft  Myera 

42.60 

Carl  Haccnbeek 

.88 

JohD  B.^Bapey ^ 

HodolpliAWcttCo 

Co 

.60 

U^lqilinr^ .,,. 

.60 

Z.  P.  Oilman 

11.08 

Thomas  SomorviUaCo 

18aS4 

Standard  OU  Co 

4.71 

CraoeOo 

National  Mortar  Co 

134.60 

unkr  4  Ontiam 

D.  N.  Walfoid 

17.00 

HiwMiffllT 

4.14 

0«o.  F. Math  ACo 

Ronlyn  Supply  "bo 

2a  08 

Red  "C»  Oa  ManolMtiiriiig  Go. 
Hammar  Braa.  Wblta  Lead  Co. . 

E.  J,  Vullnun .' 

2.20 

LutaftCo 

2.00 

F.W.  Bird&Soa 

W.  T.  ft  F.  B.  Weaver 

ia60 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Fred.  Ar  flfhmidt 

1.88 

Barber  ARoM 

Rudolph  ft  Weat  Co 

31.86 

Rrratano^a .x....,  ...  . 

John  B,  Eimey 

.80 

Fnd.  J.  WhiU 

16i46 

RoHlyn  Supply  Co 

J.  B.Kendall  Co 

76.20 

fsssssl^kr^^^ 

Wm.  BartelsCo 

2a  00 

Browning  ft  Middlaton 

2a  34 

pTmS^co:.?...:::::::::;:: 

Woodwwd  ft  Lothiop 

2.60 

Mrndiaata  Tnnafer  A  Stocage 

W.  B.MosesftSona 

22.21 

Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

1.16 

Ednn]  Unflln 

Cleaves  ft  CoiUna 

2.00 

L.B.Smoot. 

H.W.Aoheson 

Oeo.  W.  Knox  BxpceasOo 

Thos.  A.  I>obyna 

6.00 

w.Aj.RioaiM. ......  .,   ,  . 

a40 

Joseph  Harria 

&00 

H.Aod«rr......;;.:.:.;i:i:: 

F.  W.  Bird  ft  Son 

14.00 

Tiwinas  Row*.      .  .  ^  *  ^  ,  ,  . 

Rarltan  Paint  Co 

14.60 

8h#rwtn.willUuii8  Co 

Fairbanks  Co 

Barber  ft  Ross 

127.60 

H.C.WoUOid 

8.78 

I  A  wiiftfMdOff 

100.77 

ifiehAH  A.Kfane 

OUver  Machinery  Co 

Twin  City  Iron  4  Wire  Works.  . 

R.  Carter  Ballantyna 

Merchants  Transfer  ft  Btonga 
Co 

261.65 

RhMdTfr  *  gt  lUUt 

68.75 

1.07 

Hose  *  MoDoMl  Co 

Wlc.OaltAOo 

0.31 

^Vnpmkr  A  Potomao  THft- 

William  Wesley  ft  Son 

2.66 

pboaeCo 

iTtri  w,  Hiernmann 

18.07 

iUM  0.  Oaion  ft  Sdna. 

Louis  Hartig 

147.01 

Fovcst  A  Straun  Pablidiiiig  Co. 
I.  J.  Morphy  Co .„... 

United  States  Express  Co 

77.81 
0.86 

Homeioeco.^;./.:::;::::;:::; 

6a  25 

F.O.  Swataie  A  Son 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

40.20 

H.p.pflhbury.vT!;;::;:;.:.:: 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 
Appropriation  «  StaTi  0  n  e  r  y. 

l^vasuzy  Department,  1010^'. 
Louis  Rune 

0.60 

Xdv.  g,  ^4iinfd 

JoeephHairb 

.00 

Thos.  W.  Bmttti 

7&00 

W.  T.  Oalllhcr  ft  Bro 

Adan»ff  Kxpress  Co 

71.00 

Ihrtfai  Wiaand 

Do....' 

ia82 

los.  Dixon  &iiefbla  Co 

LooisRuhe 

oaoo 

UmbftTfldan 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . . 

.88 

W.L.8waTir 

M.  C  MitSdl  Co  /.  .V '. .' ! .  I ! ! !  I 

6, 27a  15 

National  Zoological  Park,  1909. 

BdinceJuly  1, 1910,  as  per  last  report 

No  dwbuniameiitB.    Balance  carried  to  credit  of  suxpluB  fund. 


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idSmim.      S  \   No.  198. 


ENCOURAGING  INDUSTRY  AMONG  INDIANS. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TBANSMITTINO 

BEPOBT  OF  EXPENDITTTBES  FOB  ENCOmBULGING  INDXTSTBIAL 
WOBX  AMONG  INDIANS  OF  THE  TONGUE  BIVEB  BBSEBVA- 
TION,  MONT. 


Dbcimbbb  6,  1911.— Beferred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  AflCiin  and  ordered 

to  be  printed. 


Depabtment  of  the  Interior, 
Washington^  December  4j  1911. 
Sir:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  approved  April 
4,  1910  (36  Stat.  L.,  269,  277),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  here- 
with a  report  of  the  expenditures  for  encouraging  industrial  work 
among  the  Indians  of  the  Tongue  River  Reservation,  Mont.,  during 
the  fi^al  year  ended  June  30, 1911. 

Respectfully,  Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


Report   of   Expenditures    for    Engouraging   Industrial   Work 
Among  Indians  of  the  Tongue  River  Reservation,  Mont. 

The  Indian  act  approved  April  4,  1910  (36  Stat.  L.,  269,  277), 
appropriated  the  sum  of  $15,000  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging 
inaustry  among  the  Indians  of  the  Tongue  River  Reservation,  in 
the  State  of  Montana,  to  aid  them  to  en^fi;e  in  the  culture  of  miit, 
grain,  and  other  crops,  etc.,  and  also  provides  as  follows: 

Tbat  the  Secretary  of  tbe  Interior  sliall  submit  to  Congress  annuaUy  on 
tbe  flrst  Monday  in  December  a  detailed  report  of  the  use  of  this  fund. 


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The  following  statement  shows  the  transactions  under  the  pro- 
visions of  the  above  act  during  the  fiscal  year  1911 : 

Amount  appropriated  by  the  act  (supra) $16,000.00 

Amount  reimbursed  to  the  appropriation  by  individual  Indians 715. 00 

Total 15,715.00 

DI8BUB8EMENT8. 

Purchase  of  live  stock |7,080.0D 

Farming  implements  and  machinery 2,647.56 

Seeds 1, 724. 36 

Harness 65. 00 

Nursery    supplies 11.85 

Transportation  of  supplies 721.60 


Totol 18,160.27 

Balance  in  Treasury  June  80,  1911 $2,219.64 

Balance    In    hands    of    superintendent    June       845.00 

80,  1911 346.00 

2,664.78 

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idSemon.      f  (    No.l9». 


DIVERSION    OF    APPEOPRIATIONS    FOR    PAY    OF 
EMPLOYEES,  INDIAN  SERVICE. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TULRBMITTUra 

A  RATBKENT  SHOWINa  DIVEBSIOK  OF  APPBOPBIATIONS  FOB 
THB  PAT  OF  SPECIFIED  EMPLOYEES  OF  THE  INDIAK  SEBVIGB 
lOB  FISCAL  YEAB  EHBED  JT7NE  30,  1911. 


6b  im«— B^erred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  Affairs  and  ordered 
to  be  printed. 


Department  of  the  Interiob, 
Washington^  December  i^  1911. 
Sn:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  Congress 
approved  March  1^  1907  (84  Stat.  L.,  1016,  1016),  I  have  the  honor 
to  transmit  herewith  a  report  showing  the  diversion  of  appropria- 
tions for  the  pay  of  specified  employees  in  the  Indian  Service  for  the 
Sxdl  year  ended  June  SO,  1911. 

Bespectfnlly,  Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 
The  Sfbakeh  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


Report  of  Diversion  of  Appropriations  for  the  Pat  of  Specified 
Employees  in  the  Indian  Service. 

[Uadw  tte  nqulimamktM  of  the  act  of  Congnss  approved  liar.  1,  1907   (84  Stat  L^ 
1016,  1016),  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  80,  1911.] 

Coeur  d^Alene  Reservation.  Idaho. — ^Appropriation  "  Support  of 
Coeor  d'Alenes,  1911.''  One  financial  clerk,  at  $900  a  year,  in  lieu  of 
1  carpenter;  1  lease  clerk,  at  $900  a  year,  and  1  laborer  and  acting 
interprrter,  at  $600  a  year,  in  lieu  of  1  engineer  and  miller. 


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Fort  HaU  Indian  School^  Idaho^  for  Fort  Hall  Agency. — Appro- 
priation '^  Support  of  Bannocks,  employees,  Idaho,  1911.''  One  ap- 
prentice, at  $480  a  year,  in  lieu  of  1  miller. 

Pawnee  Indian  ochooL  OklaJioma,  for  Pawnee  Agency. — Appro- 
priation "Support  of  Pawnees,  employees,  1911."  One  financial 
clerk,  at  $1400  a  year;  1  clerk^  at  $700  a  year;  1  lease  clerk,  at  $780 
a  year;  1  assistant  clerk,  at  $600  a  year j  1  general  mechanic,  at  $720 
a  jrear;  and  1  laborer,  at  $500  a  year,  m  lieu  of  1  farmer,  2  black- 
smiths, 1  miller,  1  ei^ffineer,  and  apprentices. 

Shoshone  Indian  School,  Wyotmng,  for  Shoshone  Agency. — ^Ap- 
propriation "Support  of  Shoshones,  employees,  etc.,  Wyoming, 
1911.''  One  lease  clerk,  at  $1,080  a  year;  1  nospital  nurse,  at  $600  a 
year ;  1  hospital  matron,  at  $800  a  year ;  and  2  teamsters  and  laborers, 
at  $480  a  year  each,  in  lieu  of  1  miller,  1  farmer,  and  1  blacksmith. 

Shoshone  Indian  School,  Wyoming,  for  .Shoshone  Agency. — Ap- 
propriation "Support  of  Northern  Cneyennes  and  Arapaho^  em- 
ployees, 1911."  One  financial  clerk^  at  $1,100  a  year ;  1  aBSistant  elerk, 
at  $900  a  year;  1  laborer  and  actmg  interpreter,  at  $420  a  year;  1 
teamster  and  laborer,  at  $480  a  year,  in  lieu  of  1  carpenter,  1  miller, 
and  1  farmer. 

Tongue  River  Indian  School  Jiiontana,  for  Tongue  River  Agency. — 
Appropriation  "Support  of  Northern  Cheyennes  and  Arapahoes, 
employees,  1911."  One  clerk,  at  $1,200  a  year;  1  stenographer  ana 
typewriter,  at  $840  a  year;  1  clerk,  at  $600  a  year;  1  stableman,  at 
^20  a  year;  and  1  general  mechanic,  at  $900  a  year,  in  lieu  of  1  car- 
penter, 1  farmer,  and  1  engineer. 


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tdSemon.       X  \   No.200. 


BELIEF  OF  DESTITUTE  INDIANA 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 


SUBMimNG 


A  BEFOBT  OF  EXPEHDITUBES  TTNDigEl  AFFB0PBIATI0N8  FOB  BE- 
LIEF OF  DESTITTTTE  INDIAKS,  ETC.,  DUBIN.a  FISCAL  YEAB  END- 

ora  JUNE  80,  1011. 


£>KBicnai  5f  1911.— Beferred  to  the  Gommittee  on  Indian  Affairs  and  ordered 

to  be  printed. 


Department  of  the  Interior, 

Washington^  December  -J,  1911. 
Sir  :  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  approved  March 
3, 1885  (23  Stat.  L.,  362,  379),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  here- 
with a  report  showing  the  expenditures  thereunder,  and  also  under 
the  act  of  March  1, 1899  (30  Stat  L.,  924,  938),  during  the  fiscal  year 
ended  June  30, 1911. 

Respectfully,  Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


A  Rbfobt  of  Expenditures  under  Appropriations  for  ^^  Relief  of 
Destttute  Indians,  etc.,  1911." 

The  Indian  act  approved  March  3,  1886  (23  Stat.  L.,  362,  879), 
provides  as  follows: 

To  sopply  food  and  other  necessaries  of  life  in  cases  of  distress  among  In- 
<lis]is  not  bavUig  treaty  funds,  arising  from  emergencies  not  foreseen  or  oth- 
erwise provided  for,  to  be  used  at  the  discretion  of  the  President,  fifty  thousand 
Miars;  and  a  report  of  ali  expenditures  under  this  provision  shall  be  made 
10  Congress  at  its  next  session  thereafter. 

The  money  appropriated  under  this  act  was  all  disbursed  for  the 
purposes  enumeratea  therein  several  years  ago. 


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The  act  approved  March  1,  1899  (30  Stat  L.,  924,  938^,  appro- 
priated the  sum  of  $20,000  for  similar  purposes,  from  which  amount 
there  was  expended  during  the  fiscal  year  1911  the  sum  of  $473.86 
for  the  relief  of  destitute  Indians,  as  follows : 

Oarson  School,  Nevada,  subsistence $78.67 

Lovelocks  School,  Nevada,  subsistence 325.  87 

Lovelocks  School,  Nevada,  fuel,  and  lumber  for  coffins 68.32 


473.86 

Unexpended  balance  of  this  appropriation  July  1, 1911,  amounts  to 
$1424.58. 

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idSestion.       )  \  No.  201. 


EXPENDITUEES  FROM  PERMANENT  FUND  OF  SIOUX 

INDIANS. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TSANSMITTINO 

A  SEPOBT  OF  EXFENDITUBES  FBOM  THE  PEBMANENT  FUND  OF 
THE  SIOUX  INDIANS  DUBING  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JUNE  30, 
1911. 


DicEMBSB  6,  1911.— Beferred  to  the  Ck>mmittee  on  Indian  Affairs  and  ordered 

to  be  printed. 


Department  op  the  Interior, 
Washington^  Decemher  4, 1911. 
Sn:  In  compliance  with  section  17  of  the  act  approved  March  2, 
1889  (25  Stat.  L.,  888,  895),  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the  accom- 
^nyin^  report  of  expenditures  from  the  permanent  fund  of  the 
biouz  Vidians  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911. 
Bespectfully, 

Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 

The  Speaker  of  The  House  of  Bepresentatives. 


A  Report  in  Detail  op  Action  under  Section  17  op  the  Act  to 
Divide  a  Portion  of  the  Sioux  Indian  Reservation  in  Dakota, 
etc.,  Approved  March  2, 1889  (25  Stat.  L.,  895). 

Section  17  of  the  act  approved  March  2,  1889  (26  Stat.  L.,  88&- 
895),  provides  that  there  shall  be  set  apart  out  of  any  money  in  the 
Treasury  not  otherwise  appropriated  the  sum  of  $3,000,000  to  be 

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2  EXPENDITUKBS  FBOM  PEBMANENT  FUND  OF  SIOUX  INDIANS. 

credited  to  the  Sioux  Nation  as  a  permanent  fund.    ♦    *    *    This 
section  also  provides — 

That  after  the  Government  has  been  -relmborsed  for  the  money  expended  for 
said  Indians  under  the  provisions  of  this  act  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  may, 
in  his  discretion,  expend,  in  addition  to  the  interest  of  the  permanent  fund,  not 
to  exceed  ten  per  centum  per  annum  of  the  principal  of  said  fund  in  the  employ- 
ment of  farmers  and  in  the  purcliase  of  agricultural  implements,  teams,  seeds, 
including  reasonable  cash  per  capita  payments,  and  other  articles  necessary  to 
assist  them  in  agricultural  pursuits;  and  he  shall  report  to  Ck>ngres8  in  detail 
each  year  his  doings  hereunder. 

No  part  of  the  permanent  fund  of  the  Sioux  Indians  was  expended 
during  the  fiscal  year  1911  for  the  purposes  enumerated  in  the  fore- 
going proviso.  The  only  disbursements  made  therefrom  amounted 
to  $39,811.64,  which  was  paid  to  individual  members  of  the  following 
branches  of  the  tribe  as  tneir  pro  rata  shares  under  the  provisions  of 
the  act  of  March  2, 1907  (34  Stat  L.;  1221) : 

Cheyenne  River $11, 165.  36 

Crow  Creek 625.  f50 

Flandreau 43.  25 

Lower  Brule 10,362.  24 

Pine  Ridge 402. 81 

Standing  Rock 17, 212, 48 

Total . 89, 811. 64 


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£d  Session.       f  |    No.  202. 


SALARIES,    OFFICERS    AND    EMPLOYEES,    FREEDMEN'S 

HOSPITAL. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 


TBANSMITTINa 


A  8TATSMSNT  OF.  BXPBNDITTmBS  FOB  SALABIBS,  BTC.,  OF  OFFI- 
CBBS  AKB  BMPLOYBBS  OF  FBBEDUBN'S  HOSPITAL  FOB  FISCAL 
7BAB  BNDINO  JXTNB  30,  1011. 


DacncBBB  6,  1911.— Refened  to  the  Committee  on  ExpenditiireB  in  the  Interior 
Department,  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Depabtment  of  the  Intebiob, 

WashingUm,  December  4, 1911. 
Sib:  The  act  of  Congress  entitled  "An  act  making  appropriation  for 
sundry  civil  expenses  of  the  Grovemment  for  the  fiscal  year  ending 
June  30,  1910,  and  for  other  purposes"  (35  Stat.,  992),  provides, 
unong  other  things,  under  the  head  of  Freedmen's  Hospitcd,  as  fol- 
lows: 

For  aabtfioB  and  compensation  of  the  surgeon  in  chief,  not  to  exceed  three  thousand 
doUars,  and  for  all  other  professional  ana  other  services  that  may  be  required  and 
expressly  approved  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior;  in  aU,  twenty-eight  ti^ousand 
five  hundred  dollars.  A  detailed  statement  of  the  expenditure  of  this  sum  shall  be 
Babmitted  to  CongreBB    •    •    *. 

In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  the  statute  I  have  the  honor 
to  inclose  nerewith  a  copy  of  a  letter  from  Dr.  W.  A.  Warfield,  surgeon 
in  chief  of  the  Freedmen's  Hospital,  dated  November  24,  1911,  trans- 
mitting detailed  statement  of  expenditures  for  salaries,  etc.,  contem- 
plated l>y  the  above-mentioned  section.of  the  aforesaid  act. 
Very  respectfully, 

Waltbb  L.  Fisher,  Secretary. 
The  SPBAfiiut  OF  the  House  of  Refbesentatives, 


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2  6Al4ABIKS^  FilEEDMEN^S  HOSPITAL. 

DsPABTliSNT  OF  THE  InTEBIOB, 

Fbbedmbn's  Hospital, 
WashingUm,  D.  C,  November  g4, 1911. 
Sib:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith,  in  dupUcate,  a  detailed 
statement  of  the  appropriation  for  salaries  for  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  30/1911,  as  required  by  the  simdry  civil  act,  approved  March 
4,  1909  (35  Stat.,  992),  also  a  statement  of  all  receipts  and  expendi- 
tures for  the  same  period,  and  a  table  drawing  attention  to  the  account 
of  the  Board  of  Charities  for  the  care  and  treatment  rendered  indigent 
residents  of  the  District  of  Columbia. 

Very  respectfully,  W.  A.  Wabfibld, 

Surgeon  in  Uhief. 
The  honorable  the  Seobbtaby  of  the  Intebiob. 


Statement  of  the  expenditure  of  appropriation  for  eakariesfor  ffie  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO, 

1911. 

[Aa  reanlied  by  the  simdry  dvil  aot,  approYWl  June  25, 190B  (35  Stats.,  08^0 

Suigeon  in  chief 93,000 

Readent  assiBtant  suigeon 1,500 

Resident  physician 1,200 

Clerk 1,400 

Aflsifltant  derkB  (2) /  ^ 

Fhannacist 720 

Resident  assistant  phannacist 120 

Pathologist 2,000 

Resident  anesthetist 1,200 

Resident  sui>erintendent  of  nurses 1, 080 

Resident  assistant  superintendent  of  nurses 540 

Resident  night  supervisor  of  nurses 480 

Resident  head  nurses  (2),  1480  each , 960 

Seamstress 800 

En^eer 1,200 

Assistan  t  engineer 900 

Fireman  (3),  |720  each 2, 160 

Resident  pupil  nurses  (39),  160  each 2,340 

Maids  (3),  1168  each 504 

Resident  orderlies  ^2),  1300  each 600 

Resident  orderlies  (4),  $240  each 960 

Steward 720 

Cook,  head 540 

Cook,  second 360 

Cook,  third 288 

Waiters  (3),  $144  each 432 

Resident  driver 360 

Driver 360 

Laundryman 420 

Laundresses  (5),  $144  each 720 

Resident  watchman  (2),  1200  each 400 

Laborer 216 

Laborers  (2),  $180  each 360 

Total 29,480 


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SALARIES,  FBEEDMEn's  HOSPITAU  8 

Statement  of  all  receipts  and  expendituree. 

Receipts. 

Appiopriatioii,  Biindry  civil  bill: 

For  support 121,000.00 

Sakriee 29,500.00 

Appropriatioii,  District  of  Columbia  appropriatioii  bill  (under  contract 

with  Board  of  Charities) 26,500.00 

By  transfer  from  Howard  University,  account  fuel 2,893.50 

Total 78,893.60 

EZPENDITURBB. 
MI80ELLANE0UB. 

Dnio $2,439.19 

Equipment: 

Beaks 26.40 

Electric  supplies 166. 14 

Kitch«n 66.85 

Power  plant 166.23 

number's  tools 12.72 

Stable 262.68 

Medical  and  surgical 1,336.73 

X«y 116.50 

Focig© 344.61 

FomT 

Coal 7,432.30 

Wood 71.30 

Fomiture  and  furnishings «.  698.25 

Eeatli^t,  and  power: 
Current^— 

Light 1,660.28 

Power 1,690.44 

Gas 603.78 


Dry  goods 960.37 

Hardware 64.89 

Lumber 97.10 

Plumber's  material 30.23 

P^ti 49.12 


Geoend 1,446.21 

Power  plant 69.96 

Kitchen • 83.16 

Stable  service 102.01 

Stationery 678.73 

Structures 34L50 

294.32 


tal 1,261.49 

Household 1,469.22 

Laboratory 247.44 

Laundry 639.79 

Mechanics 220.06 

Medical 887.23 

SmiM 2,368.16 

Wearing  apparel 188.81 

68.61 

28,289.66 


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4  fiULABIES,  FBEEDlfEK  S  HOSPITAL. 

aUBBISTENOB. 

Beverages: 

Coffee $279.24 

Sherry  wine 24.75 

Tea 109.27 

Canned  goods 1,225.68 

Condiments,  flavors,  and  pickles 179.25 

Dairy  products: 

Butter 1,853.19 

Cheese 39.32 

Milk,  fresh 2,162.79 

Dried  fruits 195.03 

Cereal  food  products: 

Bread 1,494.36 

Breakfast  food 582.10 

Com  meal 80.69 

Crackers 237.32 

Flour 292.50 

927.88 

Fresh 498.15 

Salt 136.40 

Clams 38.40 

Oysters 163.80 

Fowl: 

Chicken 1,772.78 

Turkey 80.00 

Fruits  and  vegetables 1, 764. 43 

Meat: 

Beef 1,617.60 

Ham  and  shoulder,  smoked 1, 577. 56 

Liver 78.63 

Mutton 969.93 

Pork : , 139.02 

Sausage- 
Green 60.08 

Smoked 78.08 

Veal 98.52 

Sugar 964.52 

Sundries... 256.17 

Ice 1,005.69 

20,932.40 


AeoourU  of  Board  of  Charities  from  July  1, 1905,  to  June  30, 1911, 


Fiacal  year  ended— 

Adults. 

ChUdrea. 

Babies. 

Total. 

Bills  ren- 
dered. 

Payment 
reoolvecL 

Balance 
dne. 

1906 

1,075 
1,809 
1.061 
1,566 
1,719 
1,584 

96 
119 
119 

89 
127 
139 

165 
167 
184 
181 
176 
159 

1,936 
2,005 
1,961 
1,836 
2,018 
i;882 

838,223.75 
36,184.80 
34,470.65 
38,840.40 
41,640.85 
37,139.36 

126,600 
25,800 
25,800 
85.600 
25.fi00 
25,600 

812,723.75 

1907 

10,684.80 
8,»70.55 
13,346.40 
16,140.85 

1906 

1900 

1910 

1911 

11,639.36 

Total 

10,014 

689 

1,032 

11,731 

226,506.71 

153,600 

73,505.71 

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idSearion.       S  \    No.  208. 


MONEYS  EXPENDED  FOR  IRRIGATION  AND  DRAINAGE, 
INDIAN  SERVICE. 


LETTER 


FlIOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR. 

TBAHSMnnira 

STATEMENT  SHOWING  DI8TBIBVTI0N  OF  MONBTB  EXPENDED  FOB 
IRBIGATION  AND  DEAINAGE,  INDIAN  SEBVICE,  FOE  FISCAL 
TEAS  ENDING  JUNE  80,  1911. 


DiGSMBEB  6,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  In  the  Interior 
DefMirtment  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


DEPAirrMENT  OF  THE   INTERIOR, 

Washington^  December  4, 1911. 
Sir  :  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  tabulated  statement 
cf  the  information  required  by  the  following  provision  contained  in 
the  Indian  appropriation  act  of  April  4, 1910  (36  Stat.  L.,  269-270) : 

*  *  *  and  annually  thereafter  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  shal]  transmit 
to  Congress  a  cost  account  of  all  moneys,  from  whatever  source  derived,  ex- 
Iiended  on  each  such  irrigation  project  for  the  preceding  fiscal  year ;    •    •    • 

It  will  be  noted  that  the  two  items  ^'  Special  investigations ''  and 
"Administration  "  have  not  been  distributed  among  the  various  proj- 
ects, for  the  reason  that  they  are  in  no  wa^  construction  expenses: 
^Special  investigations"  covers  traveling,  investigations  of  contro- 
versies between  Indians  and  white  water  users,  reporting  on  appli- 
cations for  right  of  wajr,  and  on  various  questions  raised  oy  the  De- 
partment of  the  Interior,  and  expert  witnesses  in  connection  with 
the  adjudication  of  water  rights.  ''Administration  "  is  the  expense 
of  the  office  of  the  chief  engineer  and  the  Washington  office,  not 
directty  chargeable  to  any  reservation  or  project. 
BespectfuUy, 

Wai/ter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


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2  MONEYS  EXPENDED  FOB  IREIQATION  AND  DRAINAGE. 

Distrihvtion  of  moneys  expended  for  irrigation  and  drainage,  Indian  Service, 

fiscal  year  1911. 

Arizona : 

Camp  McDoweU $1,100.00 

Camp  Verde 750.00 

Colorado  River 556. 41 

Port  Mohave 337. 50 

Havasupai 1, 429. 61 

Leupp 6, 608. 76 

Papago 603.23 

Pima JL 110, 655. 11 

Salt  River  (under  reclamation  act) 9.360.00 

California,  reservations  in  southern  California 40,122.00 

Colorado,  Southern  Ute 26,909.09 

Idaho: 

Port  Hall 131, 071. 05 

Port  Lapwai-i 232. 25 

Kansas,  Haskell  Institute,  drainage 950. 14 

Montana : 

Blackfeet 132, 788. 01 

Crow 00. 926. 57 

Flathead 271, 280. 16 

Fort  Belknap ^ 25, 159. 06 

Fort  Peck 96, 606. 26 

Northern  Cheyenne,  Tongue  River 6,621.39 

Nevada  : 

Carson  School 1,  Oil.  95 

Carson  Sink  allotments  (under  reclamation  act) 12,992.00 

Port  McDermitt 211. 87 

Moapa  River 25.08 

Walker  River 6,457.98 

Western  Shoshone GSLOO 

New  Mexico: 

Jicarilla 2, 937. 13 

Navajo  and  Moqui 68,149.00 

Pueblos 4, 537. 04 

Zuni 40, 663. 85 

Oregon,  Klamath 672. 60 

South  Dakota,  Pine  Bidge 2,641.56 

Utah: 

Shlvwlts 99. 98 

Uintah 70, 389. 07 

Washington : 

Yakima,  irrigation 1 16,932.02 

Yakima,  drainage 131,174.33 

Wyoming,  Wind  Blver ^ ^ -  114,399.57 

Special  investigations 14,015.96 

Administration 18, 162. 32 


Total  for  year 1,427,130.82 


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BEPOBT  OF  MARITIME  CANAL  CO.  OF  NICARAGUA. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TBANBMimiSrO 

?0B  IH70BUATI0N  OF  THE  HOUSE  07  BEPBESENTATIVES  COPY 
OP  THE  BEPOBT  OF  THE  MABITIME  CANAL  CO.  07  NICABAGUA, 
XADE  TO  THE  DEPABTMEKT  ON  DECEMBEB  1,  191X. 


DuuiBB  6p  1911.~Beferred  to  the  Gommlttee  on  Interstate  and  Foreign 
Ck>nimerce  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


DePABTMENT  07  THB  iNTBRIOBy 

Waahinfftan,  December  ^  1911. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Bepbesentatives. 

Sir:  I  transmit  herewith  for  the  information  of  the  House  of 
Bepresentatives  a  copy  of  the  report  of  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of 
Nicaragua,  submitted  to  the  department  on  December  1,  1911,  in 
accordance  with  section  6  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  February 
20, 1889,  entitled  ^^An  act  to  incorporate  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of 
Nicaraj 


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Very  respectfully,  Walter  L.  Fisheb, 

Secretary. 

Dalt,  Hott  ft  Masoh, 

Counselors  at  Law, 

16  WnjjAMS  Street, 
New  Tarh^  December  i,  191L 
To  the  Segbetart  of  the  Interior, 

Washington^  D.  0. 
3ir:  Pursuant  to  your  telegram  duly  received  and  to  section  6  of 
the  act  ei^titled  **An  act  to  incorporate  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of 
Nicaragua,"  approved  February  20, 1889, 1  beg  to  forward,  herewith 


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inclosed,  the  annual  report  of  the  said  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of  Nica- 
ragua, which  is  required  by  said  act  to  be  made  on  the  first  Monday 
of  December  in  each  year.    The  said  report  has  been  verified  and 
acknowledged  by  the  president  of  the  corporation. 
Yours,  very  trmy, 

Ausx.  T.  Masok. 


The  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of  Nicabagua, 

35  Wau.  Street, 
N€W  York^  December  i,  1911. 
To  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior. 

Sir:  Pursuant  to  section  6  of  the  act  entitled  ^'An  act  to  incor- 
porate the  Maritime  Canal  Ca  of  Nicaragua,"  approved  February  20, 
1889,  which  provides  that  the  said  company  shall  make  a  report  on 
the  first  Monday  of  December  in  each  year  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior,  and  in  accordance  with  instructions  prescribing  the  form 
of  such  report  and  the  particulars  to  be  mven  therein,  the  said  Mari- 
time Canal  Co.  of  Nicaragua  reports  as  follows : 

First.  That  the  board  of  directors  of  the  companv  is  composed  of 
the  following  stockholders:  Henry  E.  Howland,  fienry  E.  Ahem, 
Samuel  E.  Kilner,  Richard  C.  Shannon,  Edward  Menocal,  Henry  D. 
Pierce,  Horace  L.  Hotchkiss,  Au^stus  D.  Shepard,  Otto  T.  Bannard, 
John  R.  Bartlett,  Stewart  H.  Qiisholm,  and  William  H.  BuUwinkel. 
The  above-named  directors  are  citizens  and  residents  of  the  United 
States. 

Second.  That  the  officers  of  said  company  are:  President,  Henry  E. 
Howland;  vice  president,  Stewart  H.  Chiaholm;  secretary  and  treas- 
urer, William  H.  BuUwinkel,  all  of  whom  are  citizens  and  residents  of 
the  United  States. 

The  following^  directors  are  the  members  of  the  executive  com- 
mittee: Henry  E.  Howland^  chairman;  Samuel  E.  Kilner,  Otto  T. 
Bannard,  Horace  L.  Hotchkiss,  and  Stewart  H.  Chisholm. 

Third.  That  since  the  o^anization  of  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of 
Nicaragua  10,146  shares  of  the  capital  stock  of  said  company  have 
been  subscribed  for  at  par,  amounting  in  the  aggregate  to  the  sum  of 
$1,014,500,  of  which  amount  $1,008,830  has  been  paid  into  the  treas- 
ury in  cash;  that  there  has  been  paid  into  the  treasury  from  other 
sources  $167,275.94,  making  the  total  amount  of  cash  received 
$1^76,105.94. 

Fourth.  That  since  the  organization  of  the  company  it  has  paid 
for  propertv,  work,  and  labor  done  and  materials  furnished  in  the 
execution  of  the  work  of  construction  of  canal  and  in  administration 
expenses  the  sum  of  $1,174,256.47  in  cash,  31,990  shares  of  the  full- 
paid  capital  stock  of  the  company  of  the  par  value  of  $3,199,000, 
$5,000,000  of  its  first-mortgage  bonds,  and  its  obligations  for 
$1,855,000  of  the  said  first-mortgage  bonds.  It  has  also  issued  180,(K)0 
shares  of  its  capital  stock  of  the  par  value  of  $18,000,000  in  payment 
for  concessionary  rights,  privileges,  franchises,  and  other  property. 
Two  hundred  and  ^wenty-five  thousand  dollars  of  the  amount  first 
named  was  represented  by  a  claim  against  the  Nicaragua  Canal  Con- 


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struction  Co.  for  cash  advances  made  on  account  of  purchase  of  equip- 
ment, and  in  liquidation  of  which  claim  the  Maritmie  Canal  Ck).  has 
received  and  now  holds  in  its  treasury  obligations  represwting 
$518^0  of  its  first-mortgage  bonds  in  addition  to  2^20  shares  of  its 
capital  stock  which  were  transferred  and  delivered  to  Thomas  B. 
Atkins,  trustee,  in  liquidation  of  aaid  account,  to  be  held  by  him  as 
trustee  for  the  benefit  of  the  company. 

Fifth.  That  the  liabilities  of  the  company  consist  of  the  amounts 
still  due  under  the  concessions  granted  to  the  company  of  the 
$1,855,000  of  bonds  before  mentioned,  the  said  bonds  oeing  due  to 
the  assignees  of  the  Nicaragua  Canal  Construction  Co.  for  work  and 
labor  done  and  materials  furnished  in  the  execution  of  the  woric  of 
constructing  the  interoceanic  canal,  and  of  cadi  liabilities  outstand- 
ing  unpaid  to  an  amount  not  exceeding  $200,000. 

Sixth.  That  the  assets  of  the  company  consist  of  its  unused  capital 
stock;  of  the  $518,500  first-mortgage  iJonds  and  the  2,420  shares  of 
capital  stock  received  in  liquidation  as  aforesaid;  of  the  concessibns, 
rights,  privileges,  and  franchises  which  it  owns,  and  of  the  plant, 
lands,  and  other  property  of  the  company  in  Central  America. 

Seventh.  Work  on  the  canal  was  not  resumed  during  the  past  year 
for  the  same  reasons  that  were  given  in  our  annual  reports  for  f 900, 
1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909,  and  1910,  to  which 
reports  we  beg  leave  to  refer  as  part  of  this  report. 

As  set  forth  in  said  reports,  the  Nicaraguan  Government  has  un- 
lawfully seized  and  confiscated  the  entire  plant  and  property  of  the 
company  in  Nicaragua.  Such  seizure  ana  confiscation  were  wholly 
illegal  and  were  forced  measures  which  this  company  had  no  power 
to  resist  or  control,  and  they  could  not  and  did  not  legally  divest  the 
Maritime  Canal  Co.  of  Nicaragua  of  its  exclusive  and  vested  rights 
of  property  in  and  to  its  canal  route,  lands,  rights  of  way,  and  other 
property  in  the  Bepublic  of  Nicara^a.  By  said  illegal  seizure  and 
confiscation  the  company  has  been  deprived  of  the  lawful  possession 
and  enjoyment  of  its  plant  and  property  and  has  been  prevented  from 
prosecuting  the  work  of  construction,  but  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of 
Nicaragua  has  never  surrendered  or  abandoned  any  of  its  plant  or 
property  or  its  exclusive  rights  and  privileges  to  construct  a  ship 
canal  across  the  territory  of  Nicaragua,  ana  the  ownership  of  said 
property,  rights,  and  privileges  is  stfll  vested  in  this  corporation. 

Tne  facts  connected  with  the  arbitrary  and  unlawful  acts  of  the 
Republic  of  Nicara^a  in  attempting  to  divest  the  corporation  of 
rights  and  property  justly  acquired  and  solemnly  guaranteed  and  the 
steps  taken  DV  the  company  with  reference  thereto  are  fully  set  forth 
in  the  several  protests  made  by  this  corporation  to  the  Department 
of  State  of  the  United  States  and  dated  December  2, 1898,  September 
8,  1899,  and  October  23,  1900,  respectively;  which  said  protests  are 
hereby  referred  to  as  part  of  this  report  and  are  in  all  respects 
hereby  renewed  and  confirmed. 

In  witness  whereof  the  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of  Nicaragua  has 
caused  its  corporate  seal  to  be  hereunto  affixed  and  these  presents  to 
be  signed  by  its  president,  this  1st  day  of  December,  1911. 

[sBAL.]  The  Maritime  Canal  Co.  of  Nicaragua, 

By  Henry  E.  Howland,  PreHdent. 


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State  of  New  York, 

County  of  New  Tork^  as: 
Henry  E.  Howland,  being  duly  sworn,  says  that  he  is  the  presi- 
dent of  the  said  Maritime  C^hal  Co.  of  Nicaragua ;  that  he  has  read 
the  foregoing  annual  report  and  knows  the  contents  thereof,  and  that 
the  same  is  in  all  respects  correct  and  true. 

HeNBT  E.  HOWI.AKD. 

Sworn  to  before  me  this  1st  day  of  December,  1911. 
[seal.]  Lucius  A.  Wh^on, 

Notary  Public^  Kings  CoufUy. 
Certificate  filed  in  New  York  County. 


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tdSttsion.      I  1    No.  205. 


OLD  FORT  SPOKANE  MILITARY  RESERVATION,  WASH. 


LETTBE 


VBOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 


STEPS  TAKEV  TO  BELL  THB  LAKD,  BTTHiDINaS,  ETC.,  OF  THE  OLD 
VOKT  SPOKANE  XILITABY  BESEBVATION,  IK  THB  STATE  OP 
WASHZHGTOV. 


6. 1911.— Beforred  to  the  Oommittee  on  the  Public  LandB  and  ordered 
to  be  printed. 


Department  of  the  Interior, 
Washington^  DecenJber  4, 1911. 
Sis:  Li  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  March  8, 
1911  (86  Stat.  L,  1058, 1075),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith 
a  report  regarding  the  action  taken  by  this  department  to  sell  the 
lands,  builcungs,  and  other  anpurtenances  of  the  old  Fort  Spokane 
Military  Beservation,  in  the  State  of  Washington,  formerly  used  for 
Indian  school  purposes. 

Respectiully,  Wai/ter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  op  the  Housb  op  Bepresentat[ve& 


Befost  on  Steps  Taken  to  Sell  the  Lands,  Buiij)ings,  and  Other 
Appdetenances  op  the  old  Fort  Spokane  Miutary  Beservation, 
Now  Used  for  Indian  School  Purposes,  and  Adjoining  the  Cou- 
vnxE  Reservation,  in  the  State  of  Washington,  as  I^vided  bt 
the  Act  op  March  3, 1911.     (86  Stat.  L.,  1058, 1075.) 

The  Commissioner  of  the  General  Land  Office  has  been  directed  to 
take  sach  steps  as  may  be  required  for  the  proper  disposition  of  the 
Fort  Spokane  Military  Reservation  under  section  453,  Revised  Stat- 
utes, bat  no  action  can  be  taken  toward  carrying  out  these  directions 


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until  a  proper  survey  of  the  reservation  has  been  made.  Prepara- 
tory to  further  action  the  Geological  Survey  has  investigated  and 
reported  that  a  power-site  reserve,  No.  194,  has  been  made,  according 
to  the  following  description: 

T.  28  N.,  R.  36  E.  AU  lands  included  in  Fort  Spokane  Military  Reservation 
which  are  located  between  Spokane  River  and  the  contour,  whose  elevation 
is  1,205  feet  above  sea  level,  as  determined  by  the  levels  of  the  United  States 
Geological  Survey  and  recorded  locally  by  means  of  the  bench  mark  on  or  near 
the  reservation  whose  elevation  Is  1,67^.32  feet  above  sea  level,  and  described 
as  follows :  "An  iron  post  stamped  .1672  T,  located  0.5  mile  south  of  Fort  Spokane 
on  a  bench  alongside  of  road  running  east  and  west,  in  sec  29  N.,  B.  36  B." 


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idStsnon.       \  \   No.  206. 


DIVERSION  OF  APPROPRIATIONS  FOR  SUBSISTENCE  OF 

INDIAN  TRIBES. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

BBPOBTINO 

THAr  NO  DIVEBSIOKS  WEBB  MADE  DUBINO  THB  FISCAL  YEAB 
BNDIHO  JUNB  80,  1911,  OF  APPBOPBIATIONS  FOB  STJBSIST- 
EHCB  OF  THB  INDIAN  TBIBE8. 


I       Dkbkbbb  6, 1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  Afiairs  and  ordered  to  be 
I  printed. 


Department  of  the  Iittebiob, 

Washington^  December  ^  1911. 
Sir:  The  act  approved  March  1, 1907  (84  Stat.  L.,  1016,  1016),  pro- 
vides in  part  as  follows: 

That  hereafter  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  under  the  direction  of  the  President, 
may  nae  any  sarplns  that  may  remain  in  any  of  the  said  appropriations  for  the  pur- 
chase of  sabflistenoe  for  the  several  Indian  tribes,  to  an  amount  not  exceeding  jtwenty- 
five  thooiauid  dollars  in  the  agyjrregate,  to  supply  an  v  subsistence  deficiency  that  ma^ 
occor:  Providedy  That  sny  diversions  which  shall  be  made  under  authority  of  this 
section  shall  be  reported  in  detail,  and  the  reason  therefor,  to  Congress,  at  the  ses- 
son  of  Congress  next  succeeding  such  diversion. 

I  have  the  honor  to  report  that  no  diversions  were  made  during  the 
fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911,  under  the  provisions  of  the  act  herein 
quoted. 

Respectfully,  Walter  L.  Fisher,  Secretary. 

The  Spsaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


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DOCUMENTS  RECEIVED  AND  DISTRIBUTED  BY  INTERIOR 

DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 


FBOU 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TRAMSMlTTlNa 

A  8TATB1EBNT  SHOWING  THE  BOCTTBCENTS  BBCBIVSB  AND  BIS- 
T&CBUTBD  BY  THE  BBPABTMBNT  DX7BXNO  THB  FISCAL  YBAB 
BHDBD  JT7NB  80,  1911. 


5,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  BxpenditureB  in  the  Interior 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Department  or  the  Interior, 

Washingtony  December  S,  1911. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sir:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  providing  for  the 
public  printing  and  binding  and  the  distribution  of  public  documents^ 
approved  January  12,  1895  (28  Stat.,  623),  I  transmit  herewith  a 
statement  showing  the  documents  received  and  distributed  during 
the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911. 

Very  respectfully,  Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 


DoewmentM  received  and  dUtrihuUd  by  the  Department  of  the  InUrior  during  the  fiscal  year 

ended  June  SO,  191  J. 


OFFICE  OF  THE  SECRETARY. 

PubUcatians. 

On  hand 

Juneao, 

1910. 

Received. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

June  30. 

191L 

iMOil  Report  of  tbe  GoTernor  of  Alaska: 

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ended  June  SO,  i9ii— <k>ntinued. 


OFFICE  OF  THE  SECRETARY-Continued. 


Fublicattoos. 

On  hand 
June  30, 

Received. 

Distrib- 
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On  hand 

Juneao, 

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Annual  Report  of  the  Oovemorof  Arizona— Continoed. 
1902 

14 
8 
14 

2 
273 
352 

14 

1903 

8 

1005 

1 

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100 

66 

766 

13 

1907 

1 

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173 

1909 

207 

1910 

1,000 

234 

Annual  Report  of  the  Governor  of  Hawaii: 

1900 

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32 
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1900 

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20 
26 

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1910 

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325 

Annual  Report  of  the  Governor  of  Oklahoma: 

1900. 

9 
10 
11 
10 

8 

1901 

9 

liK)2 

10 

1903 

10 

1905 

45 

45 

1906 

425 

80 

19 
12 

24 

21 

21 

22 

20 

22 

886 

280 

3 

08 

6 
3 

420 

1907 

78 

Reports  on  Aluka: 

Civil  Laws 

1 

1 

3D 

Criminal  Laws 

18 

Annual  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  the  General 
Land  Office: 
1900 

1 
1 

23 

1901 

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1902 

21 

1903 

23 

1904 

20 

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49 
80 

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1910 

1,027 

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Annual  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  the  General 
Land  Office  (pampblQt): 
1900      . 

3 
15 
18 
24 
24 
12 
22 
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1909 

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Annual  Report  of  the  Commiasionn-  of  Indian  Affairs: 
1900 

22 
18 
13 
12 
0 
1 
30 

163 
20 

801 

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1901    

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DoeuaunU  received  and  dieiribuUd  by  the  Department  o/the  hUerior  dwmg  Aejuoai  ^mr 
ended  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

OFFICB  OF  THE  BECBETABY-Ooattnitd. 


PubUcatioos. 

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1.084 

1907 

1906 

1906 

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Annoal  Report  of  the  Superintendent  of  Indian  Schools: 
1900 

2 
13 

8 
20 
20 
24 
36 
27 
34 

21 
20 
17 
17 
18 

1901 

13 

1908         

8 
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1900                 

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Amittl  Report  of  the  Indian  Inspector  tor  Indian 
Tenitory: 
1901... 

3 
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10 
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20 
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18 

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78 

Anninl  Report  of  the  Commissioner  to  Five  aviUsed 
Tribes: 
1896 

43 

1899    

8 

1903 

8 

1904                  

1 

1905 

30 

1906 

88 

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335 

478 

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Publleatioiu. 

Ob  hand 

June  30, 

1910. 

Received. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

June  30. 

191L 

Annual  Renort  of  the  Superintendent  o   Crater  Lake 
National  &k-<:ontlnued. 
ig05 

139 
173 

104 
163 
660 

8 
102 

35 

1906         .             

20 

1910 

1,000 

4« 

Annual  Report  of  the  Superintendent  of  Mount  Rainier 
NationalTark: 
1906 

268 
333 
349 
660 

250 

1907      

230 

1908 

38 

387 

1909         

10 
603 

650 

1910 

1,000 

397 

Annual  Report  of  the  Acting  Superintendent  of  Se- 
quoia ana  General  Grant  National  Parks: 
1900 

21 

20 

18 

16 

21 

376 

470 

266 

648 

366 

21 

1901        

2 
2 

18 

1902 

16 

1903      

16 

1904 

11 

10 

1905    

375 

1906          

2 
6 

109 
31 

667 

468 

1907 

268 

1908        

639 

1909 

324 

1910         

1,000 

443 

Annual  Report  of  the  Acting  Superintendent  of  Yo- 
semite  National  Park: 
1900               

20 

18 

18 

19 

17 

275 

220 

167 

310 

609 

20 

1901 

1 

19 

1902      

1 

17 

1903 

19 

1904 

1 

10 
2 

16 

1905 

265 

1906 

218 

1907 

157 

1908         

18 
129 
607 

6 
205 

9 
240 

292 

1909 

480 

1910 

1,000 

303 

Statement  oonceming  Wind  Cave,  SuUys  Hill,  and 
Piatt  and  Mesa  Verde  National  Parks: 
1907    w 

260. 
320 
660 

245 

1908 

115 

1909            

560 

1910 

1,000 

760 

Annual  Report  of  the  Government  Hoepltal  for  the  In- 
sane: 
1900 

19 
7 

26 
29 
9 
68 
41 
90 
128 
480 

19 

1901 

7 

1902 

25 

1903 

29 

1904 

9 

1906 

38 

20 

1906 

41 

1907 

4 

94 

1908 

8 

5 

477 

130 

1909 

475 

1910 

1,000 

523 

Annual  Report  of  the  Freedmen's  Hospital: 

1900 « 

26 

8 

10 

22 

22 

20 

12 

68 

325 

700 

25 

1901 

8 

1902    

10 

1903 

22 

1904 

22 

1905 

20 

1906 

4 

16 

1907      

1 

64 

10 

578 

67 

1908 

261 

1909 

600 

1910..... 

1,000 

422 

"X) 

24 
24 
24 
26 
23 

24 

1901 

^ 

1902 

1 

1 

^ 

1903 

24 

1904 

23 

Digitized  by 


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DOCUMENTS  BECEIVED  AND  DI8TBI6TJTED.  5 

DoaoMrUi  received  and  distribiUed  by  the  Department  o/the  Interior  during  the  fiscal  year 
ended  June  30, 1911 — Continued. 

OFFICE  OF  THE  SECBBTARY-Gontimied. 


PablintioDS. 

On  hand 
June  30, 

loioT 

Received. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

MllT 

Annaal  Report  of  Colombia  Instltatfam  for  Deaf  and 
Dumb: 
1900 

1 

1 

1901 

24 
80 

28 

27 
310 
207 

94 

1902 

S 

1903 

1904 

24 

1906 

28 

1906 

68 

1907 

1 

10 

17 

508 

26 

1908 

300 

1900 

100 

1910 

1,000 

407 

^nnna.1  RepoTt  of  tbe  Commissioner  of  Pensions: 

1900.. .rr. 

15 
14 
25 
19 
20 
22 
24 
00 
137 
128 

15 

1901 

14 

1902 

5* 

20 

1903 ^ 

19 

1904. 

20 

1905 

23 

1906 

2 

26 

1907 

00 

1908 

102 

8 

2,136 

18 
2 
2 
2 
2 

35 

1909 

UO 

1910 

2,500 

364 

Porto  RUSk 
1900 , i * 

48 
0 
11 
7 
6 
12 
67 
41 

64 
88 
00 
56 

50 
81 
589 
147 
703 
964 

25 

1901 

7 

1902 

0 

1908 

5 

1904 

4 

1906 

12 

1906 

67 

1907 

1 

1 

48 
4 
8 
6 
5 
24 
10 
3 
200 
1,500 

40 

88 

1901 

36 

1902 

66 

1903 

68 

1904 

44 

1906 

26 

1906 

566 

1907 

"*"""■""'" 

128 

1908 

TOO 

1909 

764 

1910 

5,000 

8,491 
18 

Annual  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Railroeds: 
1900 

18 
16 
21 
15 

10 
24 
23 
22 
18 
49 
12 
135 
59 

m 

1901 

3 

18 

1902 

2 
3 

1 

1 
5 

10 

1903 

12 

Annual  Report  of  the  Superintendent  of  tlie  Hot 
^irinei  Reservation: 

0 

1901 

28 

1902 

18 

1908 

22 

1904 

3 

15 

1906 

40 

1908 

12 

1907 

4 
0 
7 
887 
12 
19 

131 

1908 

60 

190O 

270 

1910 

1,000 

613 

AaaMs  of  Water  of  the  Hot  Springs 

19 

65 

800 

11 

79 

6 

78 

7 

PMrffied  Forests  of  Arisona...r....T. 

36 

TheCoftisAct. 

800 

DeeUons  of  the  Supreme  Court  on  Irrigation 

.. 

110 

Hcving  for  tiie  Sale  and  Purchase  of  Dead  and  Down 
Timber,  Learh  Lake.  ICinn 

T9 

Bendatimia  forLeastog  of  Oil  and  Natural  Oas  Wells  tai 
OUyioma  and  Indian  Territory 



82 

Befolatfoas  of  Right  of  Way  for  Telephone  and  Tele- 

7S 

Digitized  by 


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6 


DOCUMENTS  REClBIVED  AND  DISTBIBUTED. 


Docum/mU  received  and  diUribtUed  by  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  thejisad  year 
ended  June  SO,  1911 — Oontinued. 


OFFICE  OF  THE  SECRETARY-Continued. 


PabUofttlons. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

1910. 

Reoetred. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

JuneSOi 

1911. 

Aonoal  Report  of  Howard  University: 

1900.. .!7. 

26 

25 

1901           

2 
15 
24 
24 
21 

9 

7/5 

363 

2 

1902 

15 

1903             

1 

25 

1904 

21 

1906 



1 

1906 

........ 

1906      

75 

1909 % 

311 
647 

82 

1910            ...             .     .  ..           

l.OOO 

363 

Annual  Report  of  the  Mine  Inspoctor  for  New  Mexico: 

24 
21 
11 
16 
19 
60 
49 
100 
366 
600 

24 

1901 

1 
1 

20 

1902 

10 

1903 

6 

21 

1904 

2 

17 

1906 

60 

1906 

1 

« 

1907 

100 

1906 

6 
90 
760 

2 

350 

1909 

500 

1910 

1.000 

280 

Annual  Report  of  the  Superintendent  of  Capitol  BuUd- 
ing  and  Grounds: 

23 

20 
20 
23 
.    24 
23 
76 
230 
608 

21 

1901 

20 

1902 

7 

13 

1903 

23 

1906 

2 
1 
2 
6 
12 
338 

22 

1906 

22 

1907 

74 

1906 

225 

1909 

686 

1910 

1.000 

662 

Annual  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  the  Interior  for 
Porto  Rico: 
1900 

47 
26 
21 
13 
10 
46 
22 
120 

23 
U2 
178 

76 
66 
81 
64 
83 
100 

99 

150 

100 

48 
30 

120 

60 
70 

2,200 

102 
300 
34 

47 

1901 

25 

1902 

1 
1 
1 
2 

20 

1903 : 

13 

1904 

9 

1906 

44 

1906 *. 

22 

1907 , 

8 

U7 

Register  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior: 

1903 

23 

1906 

33 

186 

1909 

60 

4 
39 
6 
6 
6 
2 

128 

n 

No.  2 

27 

No.  3 

76 

No.  4 

6S 

No.  6 

77 

96 

)an- 

99 

nhig 

60 

100 

ent- 

100 

and 

48 

1 

31 

the 
>qui 

120 

vice 

00 

70 

Ooel 

60 

2 

190 

1 

3,150 

phio 

100 

110 

33 

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DOCUMENTS  BECEIVED  AND  DISTBIBUTBD.  7 

DmmimUrteeivedanddiainbi^Uedby  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  theJUotU  ymr 
ended  June  90^  IBll — Continued. 

OFFICE  OF  THE  &ECRETABY-<3oiitiiiu«d. 


Pubttcatioiis. 


On  hand 

June  80, 

1010. 


Reo«ii7«d. 


Distrib- 
uted. 


On  hand 

June  80^ 

1011. 


Annoil  Reports  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior: 
liMXh- 

Volume  1 

Voliime  2,  part  1 


1901- 


Volume  2,  part  2. 
Volome  3,  part  1 . 
VolmneS.  part2. 
Volome  6,  part  1 . 
Volume  6.  port  2. 


Volmnel 

Volume  2,  part  1 . 
Volume  2,  part  2. 
Volume  3,  part  1 . 
Volume  3,  part  2. 
Volume  3.  ports. 
Volume  6,  part  1 . 
Volume  5,  part  2. 


1 

2.  parti. 

2,  part  2. 

3.  parti. 
3,  part  2. 
3,  parts. 
5.  parti. 
5.  part  2. 


Volume 
Volume 
Volume 
Volume 
Volume 
Volume 
Volume 
Vohmie 


Volumel 

Volmne2,  parti.. 
Volume  2,  part  2.. 
Volume  3,  parti.. 
Volume  3,  part  2 . . 
Vohmie 3,  parts.. 
Volumes,  parti.. 
Volome fi,  part  2.. 


Vohunel 

Votamie2,partl.. 
Volnme2.part2.. 
Volnme  3,  part  1. . 
Volnme3ppart2.. 
Volnme  3.  parts.. 
Volame  6,  part  1 . . 
Volnme  6.  part  2.. 


Volame  2,  part  2.. 
Volnme  5,  part  1 . . 
Volnme 3  part 2.. 


Volnmel 

Vohnne2 

Volnrae3,partl.. 
Volnrae3,part2.. 

Vohmie  6.  parti.. 
VolDne5,part2.. 


m 


AdmlniitiBtiv«  Report.  Tolumel 

Admfahtiatlve Report,  yolume2 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  part  1 . 
R^ort  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  part  2. 

AdrataiistratiYe Report,  volumel 

AdministratiTe  Report,  volume  2 

Report  of  the  CommisBioner  of  Education,  part  1 . 
RcfMrtoftheCoDUBissioner  of  Education,  part2. 

AdmiBistrative  Report,  volome  1 

AdffihiistntiTe  Report,  volume2 

Reportof  the  CommisBioiier  of  Education,  part  1. 
Report  oftheCommissioner  of  Education,  part2. 

AdsAiistrative  Report,  volume  1 

AdQiDistntiTe  Report,  volome  2 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Education,  parti. 
Report  of  the  CommisBioner  of  Education,  part  2. 


100 
100 

44 

40 
60 
00 

44 

40 
141 
141 

106 
06 
62 
62 


10 


17 
10 


10 
10 
13 
16 

17 
12 
0 
15 
14 
15 
16 
I« 

15 
42 
41 
6 
6 
12 
12 
12 

15 
11 
10 
12 
11 
12 
16 

le 


200 

200 

20,000 

20.000 


10 
0 
2 
3 

6 
10 

4 
3 

26 
16 
11 
12 

113 

114 

10,047 

19,051 


5 
6 
5 
6 

U 
11 

2 

40 
00 
80 

68 
65 
flO 
110 
66 
100 
100 

25 
31 


ao 

80 
137 
138 

70 
80 
61 
60 

87 
86 

63 
49 


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8  DOCTTMEHrrS  BECEIVED  AND  BISTRIBUTBD. 

DoeumenU  reeeivtd  and  diMtribuUd  by  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  Aejued  ftv 
ended  June  SO,  191i— Continued. 

OFFICB  OF  THB  BECBETABY-Continned. 


PabUoatioiis. 

On  hand 

JuneSQ, 

1910. 

BeeelTwL 

Distril> 
nted. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

WllT 

Decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  regarding 
Pablio  Lands: 
Volume l.,T .-,-r  T--TT 

6 
26 
26 
23 
2? 
21 
32 
25 
25 
24 
24 
23 
24 
23 
24 
25 
25 
50 
5 

118 
40 

136 

10 

16 

Volume  2 

8 
3 
3 

18 

Volume? TTT TT-TT 

a 

Volume  4 

so 

Volume  5                 ...     ...............•..•••..••... 

3 
3 

so 

Volume  6^r«^..^«T. -- 

S4 

Volume?              

12 
2 

so 

VolnmflS... T  ,T 

S8 

VolumeO 

8 

S8 

Volume  10.....,,w..r-Tr - 

4 
7 
5 
7 
4 
8 
8 
4 
8 
5 

SO 

Volume  11.....    ...r. r-- - -- 

17 

Volume  12 

U 

Volume  14..........  T,...TTTrTT^-- T-rr      - 

17 

Volume  1ft ,  r . .  - .  - 1  - 

19 

Volume  Ifl ,..,....  r  t  r  -  T  -  T ,-,-,-,, 

21 

Volume  17 

17 

Volume  18 

21 

Volume  26 

17 

Volume^ T    r ,,.TT 

Volume  35 

12 

130 

Volume^ ,,,    -, 

3 

16 

821 

286 

17 

Volume  37 r  -  - ,  . 

120 

Volume  38 

350 
350 

18 
11 
14 
14 
1? 
19 
15 
18 
12 
17 
11 

7 

17 
11 
8? 

7 

20 

Volume  30 

65 

Pension  Decisions: 

Volume  1.... .,,.,,--- ..-r 

7 
7 
7 

.7 
6 
8 
7 
7 
8 

10 
B 
5 
8 
9 
2 
9 

25 

70 

2 

782 

9 
100 

35 

Volume  2 

18 

Volume  3 

21 

Volume^ rr T r »T r 

21 

2S 

Volume  6 

27 

Volume? 

22 

Volume  8 r  T  T -r - 

35 

Volumes 

20 

Volume  10 

27 

Volume  11 

19 

Volume  12 r X..... 

12 

Volume  13..... . .--.-r 

2B 

VohiineiA.,.. T ..... 

30 

Volume  15 

39 

Volume  16 

16 

Volume  1 7 .,-,..-,-,-  ^  -  -  -  r • .......... 

5 

30 

Digest,  parti 

1 
2 

71 

Digest,  part  2 

4 

ICaps  of  AloBka 

304 

7 

7 

22,900 

1 

478 

United  States  maps: 

1007 

2 

1908 4... 

08 

1909 

26,000 

2,100 

Laws  relating  to  the  Interior  Department : 

125 
256 
196 
20 

124 

Fifty-ninth  Congress!  second  session 

81 
26 
28 
700 
800 

9 
5 

337 

Slxdeth  Congren,  first  session 

221 

Sixtieth  Congress!  second  session 

48 

Sixty-first  C^ijTess,  second  session I. 

668 

733 

132 

Six^-first  Congress!  tb^d  session 

77 

Session  taws:         "      '    ^ 

4 
4 
11 
6 

13 

Sixtieth  Coneress!  first  session!  i>art2 

9 

Sixtieth  Congress,  second  session,  parti 

2 

6 

283 

171 

171 

16 

22 

21 

24 
22 

66 

9 

Sixtieth  Coneress!  second  session!  i>art  2 

Sixty^rst  Congress,  second  session,  part  2 

300 
300 
300 

17 

Sixty-first  Confess!  third  session,  part  1 

129 

Sixty-first  Congress,  third  session,  part  2 



129 

Laws  and  Begulations  routing  to  dequoia  National 
Park 

90 

92 

91 

96 
92 

90 

74 

Laws  and  Begulations  relating  to  Wind  CaTe  NaUonal 
Park 

70 

Laws  and  Begulations  relating  to  YeUowstone  National 
Park 

70 

Laws  and  BegulaUons  relating  to  Crater  Lake  National 
Park 

71 

Laws  and  Begulations  relating  to  Piatt  National  Park. . 

Laws  and  Begulations  relating  to  Hot  Springs  Beserva- 

tion 

70 

96 

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DOCUMENTS  RECEIVED  AND  DISTEIBUTED. 


DoeumaUi  received  and  diMtnbuUd  hy  the  Departrrunt  of  the  IrUerwr  during  thefiecal  year 
ended  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

OFFICE  OF  THE  SECRETARY-^kmtlxined. 


On  hand 
June  30, 

loia 

ReoeiTed. 

Distrlb 
uted. 

On  hand 

JuneaO^ 

lOlL 

Uws  tnd  RegolBtlons  relating  to  Mount  Rainier  Na- 
ttooalParkT. V^. 

20 

75 
9,500 

30 

Uws  and  Regulations  relating  to  Yoeemite  National 
Park 

75 

Qn»  Morbid  Anatomy  of  tiie  Brain 

RnllMthi  Wn   1    TTnmltftl  fnr  ttiA  TnsAiiA                     

660 
2 
12 
11 

543 
10 

2 
3 
2 

1,850 

226 
»70 
325 

aJ 

068 

814 

BnU«tin  No.  2.'  Hoimltal  for  the  TnsaniB 

1,000 

457 

Qnting  Lands  of  Western  States 

eo 

4 

4 

20 

24 

16 

337 
970 

50 

iBdiatt'Airain,  Laws  and  Treaties: 

VolnnMl                               

2 

VoimneS ......r..  „    -- 

2 

MfMi  TalkH  and  Oonm^llff.  imvmwtt    

37 

Ooom  of  Stadv  in  thA  Inm&n  Schools 

24 

DigBBt  of  Decisbns  relating  to  Indian  Affairs,  part  1 ... . 
Animal  ReportofUie  Superintendent  of  tiie  Mesa  Verde 

1908 

1 

2 
682 
400 

15 

336 

1900 

296 

1910 

1,000 

600 

Animal  Report  Of  the  Commissioner  of  Education  (pam- 
^^\ 

30 
26 
42 
27 
20 
22 
61 
84 
381 

80 

1901      

26 

1908 

tf 

1903 

27 

1904 

20 

1905 

22 

1907 

1 
4 

60 

190S 

80 

1900 

381 

1910 

1,000 

2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 
2,000 

548 

1,981 
1386 
1,709 
2,088 
3,105 

\% 

2,346 
1,500 
1,500 

453 

Oreeon '. 

131 
86 
219 
328 
380 
241 
855 
840 

200 

Nevada 

700 

Utah 

450 

Vcntwia ,.. 

300 

Wyoming    .,..„ 

275 

Washinslon 

350 

Colorado 

600 

N^lff^YlcA     

600 

Ariaona.               

500 

T^fthO            '                                               

500 

TiMtiflA  on  Fraction  in  tb<f  feniiioQ  Bnraan 

3 

Historie  and  Prehistoric  Ruins  of  the  Southwest 

33 

66 

1 

4 
22 

1 

24 
33 

4 
10 

3 

30 

Bsgolatiotts  Ibr  Right  of  Way  for  Railroads  Through 

66 

AsDoal  Report  of  Clsrk  in  Charge  of  Documents: 

WOO....V. ! 

1 

1 

24 
33 

4 
10 

1901 

1902 

1908 

1904 

1906                           

190( 

1907..                        

BUREAU  OF 

MINES. 

BolMiiis: 

No  1                         

5,000 
3,500 
4,500 
4,500 
3,500 
3,500 
5,000 
3,000 
4,000 
3,000 
3,600 

30,000 
40,000 

3,675 
2,418 
3,081 
4,019 
2,362 
2,620 
2,343 
1,741 

18 

0,329 
29,549 

1,325 

No.l...                  

1,087 

No.!. 

1,419 

No.t::;       ::::: 

481 

No.S. 

1,138 

No.7 

880 

Hcl 

2,657 

K0.9;;:;:;  ;::::; 

1,259 

NO.U 

1,955 

NO.U....:.: 

2,751 

No.it: :::;;;;::;.:.;;..;::;;:::;.;;:.:::.!  I.:::.:::. 

3)482 

"^Syrri! • 

10,771 

Ma.!::;:    ;:;:;;;::::....::....:::.::;::::,::::: 

10,451 

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D0CTTMENT6  BECEIVBD  AKD  DISTRIBTTTBD. 


DnaummiMnteemdmmidiBtribuimi  hy  the  BepartnmU  of  the  Interior  during  theJUotU  year 
endei  Jum  SO,  ISll—CoaUnvted. 


BDRBAD  OF  MINBS-ONitlnued. 


PubUoakau. 

On  hand 

Juneao. 

19ia 

Received. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  band 

Janeao, 

1011. 

No.l...!7?. 

fi,000 
10.000 

25 

260 

5 

20ft 

15 

15 
325 
800 

75 
195 
135 

10 
220 
1.250 
530 
290 
225 
475 

60 
740 
875 

2.681 
1.980 

2 
226 

2,319 
8,011 

23 

No.  2 

*•"•""■••""• 

Oeologioal  Sarvey  Ballettais:  i 

No.333 

34 

No.  334 ' 

5 

No.336 ' 

153 
1 
1 
222 
304 
52 
61 
01 
2 
176 
645 
276 
221 
172 
323 
29 
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53 

No.  339 

14 

No.  362 

14 

No.  363 i 

103 

No.  366 

490 

No.368 

23 

No.  369 

134 

No.376 

44 

No.  378 

8 

No.  382 

44 

No.  383 

006 

No.  386 

2S4 

No.  392 

60 

No.  393 

53 

No.402 

152 

No.  403 

31 

No.  416 

40 

No.  428 

2 

PATENT  OPFICB. 


OiDcial  Oasette: 

Weeklv  numbers 

Bouna  volumes 

Trade-mark  supplements 

Decision  leaflets,  weekly  numbers 

Alpfaabetlcalleaflets,  weekly  numbers 

Aanual  Indexes: 

Paper  coven 

Bound  volumes 

Quarterly  Indexes:  Papercoven 

Bimonthly  Indexes:  Paper  covers 

Hob tbly  indexes:  Paper  covers 

Digest  and  ind»x  to  Decisions , 

General  Index,  1790-1873,  bound,  (3  vols,  to  set) , 

Idex,  1790-1886.  bound 

Index  to  French  Patents 

Index  to  Italian  Patents 

Index  to  Patents  on  Electricity 

Decisions  of  the  Commissioner: 

Paper  covers 

Bound  volumes 

Monthly  volumes,  library  edition  of  Specifications  and 

Drawmn  of  Patents,  bound 

Classifications. 

Classification  bulletins 

Rosters 

Roster  supplements 

List  of  Women  Inventors,  1790-July  1, 1888 

Appendix  No.  1 

Appendix  No.  2 

Oatafc>gue  of  SdentiHe  Library,  edition  1878 

Addition,  187&-1883 

Addition,  188^1888 

RuiesefPraetioe,  U.S.  Patent  Office 

Patent  Laws 

Trade-Mark  Rules  and  Laws 

Prtnts  and  Labels ,  Rules  and  Laws 


85,762 
3.212 
44.203 
25,152 
1,385 

2,141 

1,342 

3,141 

1,101 

2,285 

9,252 

203 

73 

28 

50 

889 

4,285 
1,235 

2,097 

13,910 

8,968 

963 

751 

111 

272 

444 

100 

100 

100 

6,336 

3,188 

1.347 

2,857 


16,600 
120 

6,200 
29,650 

3,900 

441 
125 


8,300 
3,300 


302 
290 


lao 


1,000 


18.080 
5,000 
6,000 
2,000 


13,845 
263 

5,636 
30,425 

3,361 

1,604 

68 

13 

2 

1,722 

1,853 


320 
248 

60 

627 

2,834 

323 

279 

4 

3 

4 


12, 6U 
3,251 
6,397 
2,485 


87,517 

3,060 

43,767 

24,417 

1,«24 


1,399 

3,128 

1,099 

3,863 

10,690 

203 

72 

27 

48 


4.267 
1,277 

2,217 
13,283 

7,134 
660 
472 
107 
200 
440 
100 
100 
100 
11,901 

4,937 
090 

2,372 


GENERAL  LAND  OFFICE. 


Annual  Report: 

Bound 

1,604 

1,600 
13 

1,794 

1.210 

PaippMM 

*  s 

Akaka  Townsite  Regulations: 

Bound 

156 
296 

19 
140 

136 

Pamphlet 

156 

t  These  pubUeatkms  were  transfened  ftom  Geological  Survey  to  Bureau  of  Mines;  they  are  inoluded  In 
theamnber  dlttribnted  t^  Geological  Bur^y. 


Digitized  by 


Google 


DOCtTHENTS  BBCEIVED  AlTD  DISTBIBUTED. 


11 


IheummUi  rtaived  and  dUtribvUed  by  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  theJUeal  year 
emded  Jmu  SO,  /^ll—Oontinued. 


OENBRAL  LAND  OFPICK-C«atixmed. 


PubUotttknui 


On  hand 

June  80, 

1010. 


Recelvvd. 


Distrib- 
uted. 


On  hand 

June  30^ 

191L 


Abaka  Homestead  Laws  and  Regulations: 

Bound ? 

Pamphlet 

Oomjpilatton  Public  Timber  Laws: 

Bound 


Pimphlet 

bstroctionB  to  Special  Aeents  and  others,  in  re  Travel- 
ing Bxpaises,  pamphlet 

Ksniial  or  Surrejing  InatruoUons,  bound 


Regolatiaos  underNorthem  Padfio  RaUroad  Grant, 

psmphlet 

KsUroadRigJit  of  Way.  pamphlet 

Ri^tof  Way,  Canals,  Ditches,  and  Reservoira,  pam- 

RolwofPniJttoei 

Bound , 

Pamphlet 

State  Selections  Desert  Land  (Carey  Act),  pamphlet... 

United  States  kinincLaws and  Regulations,  pamphlet. 

I^wnsite  Laws  and  Kegulations,  pamphlet 

BnaMttans  to  Homesteaders,  pamphlet. 

Ooai  Land  Laws  and  Regulations,  pamphlet 

Uampropriated  Public  Land  Tables,  pamphlet 

lanber  and  Stone  Laws  and  Regulations,  pamphlet. . . 

Lost  and  Obliterated  Comers,  pamphlet 

paertLand  Laws  and  R«gulauons,  pamphlet 

Staodszd  Field  Tables,  bound 


Conningham  Coal  1>WMion. pftmphlrt '... 

Eptumeris  of  the  Sun  and  Tables  of  Aaimuth  of  Polaris, 


WIO  and  1911 

Laws  and  Regulations  Relating  to  the  Reclamation  of 

Arid  Land  by  the  United  States,  pamphlet 

Bdeetlon  of  Lands  by  State  for  Educational  Purposes, 


United  States  maps  (small,  hi  black  and  white  and  in 

black  and  blue) , 

Diagram  of  Shoshone  Reservation, , 

Map,  route  of  exptorers 

mate  and  Territorial  maps , 


80 

978 


87 
131 


1,260 
864 

496 
4,800 

1,100 


196 

3,600 

1,950 

11,000 


2,400 


8.100 
6,600 
6,600 


260 

200 

405 

34,164 


200 

180 
8,000 

6,000 


20,000 


5,000 
20,000 
130,000 
2.000 
86,000 


80,000 

600 

1,000 

700 

25,000 

6,000 

80 


16,000 


30 
978 

10 
71 

800 
906 

146 
800 

6,800 

480 

18,996 

3,050 

6,725 

18,500 

126,000 

3,740 

43,900 

7,985 

3,000 

45,600 

470 

1,000 

670 

23,000 

3,790 

180 

128 

6 

1,731 


76 
60 

960 

648 

800 
6,800 

800 

40 

4,200 

460 

225 

12,600 

3,100 

660 

U,100 

115 

3,600 

11,000 

30 


30 

2,000 

1,210 

160 

72 

400 

47,433 


PENSION  OFFICE. 


2,000 
1,000 

1,621 
1,849 
1,660 

879 

Laws  Relating  to  Granting  Army  and  Navy  Pensions. . 

imonaationRelating  to  Army  and  Navy  Penaions 

Digeat  of  Decisions  of  Department  of  the  Interfor  in 
Appnled  P«Mion  and  Runnty  T^^nd  OMniif 

1,060 
2,200 

6 

1,882 

183 

37 

211 
860 

8 

394 

4 

1,188 

Atphabftioil  Tiiflt  of  Rattlfn 

178 

TRatiaeofPiactioe  in  Pension  Bnrean.            .    .  .. 

37 

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INDL\N  OFFICE. 


Begolatloiis  Ooveming  Removal  Restrictions  on  AUot- 

mrnts  Quapaw  Agency 

Bccolalions  for  Application  for  Shares  in  Tribal  Funds. 

Bigalataooa,  Sale  llo^  Aicreement  AUotments 

Report  S-nwrtntendent  Indian  Schools,  1906 

Kcport  Suparinteodent  Indian  Schools,  1905 

SatiactTahtai 

K^,AminaiR«>ort,1907 

'VjnetKled  Rules  (xmveying  Inherited  Indian  Land 

B«CalatioDa  Bale,  Senregated  Lands,  Choctaw 

B4p]latiotta  Indlao  OflSoe,  bound 

TcachiK  Indians  to  Speak  English 

^iatve  Study  and  Gardening 

TeaehingCoaklQg  in  Classroom 

ComrfStn^y 

Bercoloais 

_T  Religious  Worship 

I  Baport,  1900,  small. 

I  Baport,  1909,  large 


400 

126 

80 

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78 

4 

10 

10 

33 

12 

16 

20 

20 

330 

25 

200 

106 

88 

160 
626 

3,000 

60 
66 

974 
10 
10 
33 
12 
16 
20 
20 

328 
4,226 

180 

106 
28 

1,000 

6,000 

280 

2,600 

80 


9 
30 


2 
800 

20 


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12 


DOCUMENTS  RECEIVED  AND  DISTRIBUTED. 


Documents  received  and  distribtUed  by  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  thefiical  yea 
ended  June  30, 1911-'<jontmned. 

INDIAN  OFFICE-Oontinued. 


PabUcatknis. 


On  hand 

June  30, 

1010 


Received. 


Distrib- 
uted. 


On  hand 

JuneSO^ 

lOlL 


Amended  Regulations,  Sale  Osage  and  Kaw  Lands 

Indian  Lands  for  Sale  under  Government  Supervision. . 
Trachoma,  Management  and  Treatment  Amon£  Indians 
Regulations,  Issuance  Patents  in  Fee,  Certificates  of 

Competency  and  Sale  Allotted  and  Inherited  Lands.. 

Social  riays.  Games,  etc 

Outline  Lessons  in  Housekeeping 

Farm  and  Home  Mechanics 

Synopsis  of  Course  in  Sewing 

Some  Thin^  that  Girls  Should  Know  How  to  Do 

Progress  in  Indian  Farming 

Amendments  to  Regulations  April  20, 1908,  Governing 

Leases  Five  Civilized  Tribes 

Regulations.  Leases  Osage  Oil  and  Gas  Lands 

Lists  Showmg  Degree  Indian  Blood  of  Persons  on 

White  Earth  Reservation 

Manual  for  Indian  Schools 


£00 


100,000 
700 

5>)0 
2)600 
2|A0O 
2,^ 
2,000 
2,000 
#00 

2,000 
1,000 

5,000 
1,200 


100 

06,000 

600 


400 

2,000 

100 


4,2fi0 

7fi0 

1,030 

4») 

1,860 

UO 

1,050 

OfiO 

1,910 

90 

1,973 

27 

SOO 

100 

1,700 

300 

1,900 

400 

4,300 
1,050 


700 
150 


BUREAU  OF  EDUCATION. 


Elementary  Education  in  London 

Thomas  Jeflersen  and  the  University  of  Virginia 

Training  of  Teachers  in  Germany,  1878 

Education  in  Sweden  and  Norway,  1871 

Report  on  German  and  other  Foreign  Universities 

College  Statistics,  March,  1872 

Education  in  British  West  Indies,  June,  1872 

Education  at  the  Vienna  Exposition,  1873 

Education  in  Spain,  Bolivia,  Uruguay,  and  Portugal... 

Schools  in  British  India,  1873 

Account  of  College  Commencements  in  New  England, 
New  York,  New  Jersey,  and  Pennsylvania,  1873 

List  of  Publications  by  Members  of  Certain  College  Fac- 
ulties and  Learned  Societies  in  United  States,  1867- 
1872 

Account  of  College  Commencements  in  Western  and 
Southern  States,  1873 

Drawing  in  Public  Schools,  1874 

Secondary  Education  in  Germany,  1874 

Education  in  Japan,  1875 

Education  in  Belgium,  Russia,  Turkey,  Servia,  Egypt, 
1875 

Waste  of  Labor  in  the  Work  of  Education.  1875 

Suggestions  about  the  Centennial  Exposition,  1876. .... 

Reports  on  Reformatory  and  Charitable  Schools,  1875. . 

Constitutional  Provisions  in  Regard  to  Education  in 
the  Several  States  of  the  Union,  1873 

Schedule  of  Students'  Work  at  Centennial  Exposition  as 
Reported  to  the  National  Education  Association,  1875. 

Education  in  China,  1877 

Education  in  Finland,  Holland,  Denmark,  Wurtem- 
burg,  and  Portugal,  with  a  paper  on  the  University  of 
Leipzig 

Trainine  Schools  for  Nurses,  1879 

Value  ofCommon-School  Education  to  Common  Labor, 
1870 

American  Education  as  Described  by  the  French  Com- 
mission ,  1876 

College  Libraries  as  Aids  to  Instruction,  1880 

Legal  Rights  of  Children,  1880 

Rural  School  Architecture.  1880 

English  Rural  Schools,  1880 

Report  on  Chemistry  and  Phvsics,  1880 

Construction  of  Library  Buildings,  1881 

Relation  of  Education  to  Industry  and  Technical  Train- 
ing in  American  Schools,  1881 

Education  in  France,  1881 

Causes  of  Deafness  among  School  Children,  1881 

Effect  of  Student  Life  on  the  Eye  Sight,  1881 

Training  Schools  for  Nurses,  1882 

The  University  of  Bonn,  1882 

Industrial  Art  in  Schools.  1882 

Maternal  Schools  in  France,  1882 

Technical  Instruction  in  France,  1882 

Legal  Provisions  as  to  Examining  Teachers,  1883 


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DOCUMENTS  BECEITED  AND  DISTBIBUTED. 


13 


DoaoMnU  received  arid  distributed  by  the  Department  of  the  Interior  during  the  fiscal  year 
ended  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

BURBAU  OF  EDUOATION-ContinueO. 


Publicatioiis. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

19ia 

Received. 

Distrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

JunedQ, 

1911. 

OfftttiK^tfoFT  of  tbA  Raya^,  i»a ,-.--. 

17 
32 
16 
24 
34 
102 
48 

6 
13 

8 

714 
43 
9 
16 
138 
115 
15 

37 

119 

120 

472 

75 

32 

145 

200 

126 

61 

417 

952 

040 

326 

716 

264 

24 

321 

490 

321 

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262 

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303 

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176 

748 

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4 
208 
14 
121 

80 
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3 
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15 
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17 
11 
9 
25 

13 
13 
48 

6 
13 

8 

412 
21 
9 
16 
58 
33 
15 

37 
34 
18 
43 
84 
33 
33 
47 
42 
34 
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68 
40 
48 
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40 
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34 
26 
20 
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113 

72 
8 
4 

2 

7 
8 

5 

1 
2 
30 
4 
16 
14 
23 

5 
7 
3 
1 

15 
14 

RMmt  Scbool  Law  Decisions.  1883 

21 

Report  on  Prison  Congress  at  Rome,  1884 

7 

Mkarttiand  Cirnihir,  1^ 

1 

impr<nrj,  igwviMn 

21 

flnnmtKaM  ahont  World's  Ernofrition.  1884 

89 

Roial  Sdiooh:  Progress  in  Past,  etc,  1884 

Aims  and  Methods  of  Teaching  Physics,  1884 

City  School  Systems  in  the  United 'States,  1885 

TfArhm*  tnsrtitqtm,  188>'> ,  .   ,   , 

Rrvtew  of  Reports  of  British  Royal  Conmiisslon  on 
TMhnical  Tnstnictloii,  188S 

802 

22 

Raportan  Physical  T^relnhig,  1885 

StiMly  of  lliw  bi  Schools,  1886. 

HlftaryoftheCoUej,e  of  William  and  Mary.  1887 

Study  of  History  in  American  Colleges.  1^ 

80 

82 

Fadaal  and  State  Aid  to  Higher  Education.  1890 

Hi^iarEdiwatlonln— 

North  Carolina,  1888 

8ontb  Otrollna,  1888 

85 

<3mrri%  1W8    '     

1 

103 

Florida,  1888 

429 

Wtaconshi,  1889 

41 

Alabama,  1889 

1 

TvfrffATiA,  'laai     

112 

Mlrhlgvi,  1»1 

IfiS 

Ohio,  1891..            

84 

27 

C^nicywtlcu*,  1893 

892 

IMaware,  ite 

939 

Tbiiihhwm,  1893 

896 

]awm,l80a 

258 

KfH^  ff^nd,  fWM 

V-rrbiod,  1894. , 

221 

I^OQManA,  189R 

9 

13 

Mismniri,  1898 ..,     . 

281 

V^^v  Hiunpflliirp,  1898 

849 

Kew  Jersey,  1899 

207 

M««if^rp, !«»,. 

]i>ntn«*^,'i«» 

177 

Artan.'MS,  1900. 

28 

Kjmaaff.  1900 

19 

Vermont,  1900 

yr^^  Vlryinfai,  1009  . 

ICfniw»t$,  19^^            

Kohraaka,  1902. 

l^Hipgylyanla,  1902 

Colorado,  1903. ...........^.^ 

238 

Trnow.  1<^ 

Ifialim,  190S 

99 

HtolorT  of  the  UniTenity  of  the  State  of  New  York.  1900. 

MOaeaMaa  fn  Southwest  Virginia,  Reprint  of  Chapter 

M.  Cteportof  1891 

635 

613 

Tfiduatl**'  Kdmitkm  In  Hia  flonth,  188» 

, 

Ckliool  ArrbltflctnrB 

87 

Kesftsnl  Bnnao  of  Education,  Its  History.  Work,  and 

IJinHatlwM 

artBgrMttnoal  ConliBrBnoe  on  Education  in  Connection 
Willi  tlhB  Ontannial  Kxpoattlon  in  1876 

• 

18 

FtoUag  Trees  in  School  Grounds,  1883 

PlmtliBg  Trees  in  School  Grounds  and  Celebration  of 
Arlxir  Day.  1885 

PnHnanary  Ohaervations  Relattaig  to  Indian  CivUiia- 

TataraAtlonal  Frdupftti<m  r^mgrmm,  Br^'!^1>,  1880 

46 

f^lOftrl^l^^'*™**^^!"  Rnn^M,  !»» 

VKettan  Colonies  ffor  Sickly  (^iidren 

192 

K4anatianal  Tours  fn  France 

96 

CaatptfXtw  Statlstles  of  Elementary  Education  in 

26 

B«eacDl»dXedic^Colfeges  in  the  United  States 

flriimr>iirlplfm'.  1881                                            

^tfWtloB  bi  Morals  and  Qvil  Government,  1882 

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DOCUMENTS  BEGEIVBD  AKD  DISTBIBUTSD. 


DoeumeiUt  received  and  distrihuUd  hy  the  Depoatment  qfthe  Interior  during  Ihefieoal  year 
ended  June  30,  1911 — Continued. 

BUBSAU  OF  EPUCATION-Ooo«hi«ed. 


PabKcalioiM. 


On  hand 

June  30, 

1010. 


Beocfved. 


Distrib- 
uted. 


On  hand 

Juneao. 

lOlL 


National  Pedagogic  Conyen  of  Spain,  1882.. 
Sctenoe  In  8f    "       '*  "    ■ 


Natural  Sdenee  In  Secondary  Schoob 

High  School  for  Otrls  In  Sweden.  1882 

The  BufUihi  Prise.  1883 

Education  in  Italy  and  Greece,  1883 

Answers  to  Inquiiies  about  the  United  States  Bureau 
of  Educatkn 

Preliminary  Circular  Bespecttoi;  the  Exhibition  of  Edu- 
oatloD  at  the  World's  uidustrial  and  Cotton  Centen- 
nial Exposition 

Beportof  the  Director  of  the  American  School  of  Classical 
Studies  at  Athens 

BuUding  for  the  ChUdran  in  the  South 

National  Aid  to  Education,  1885 

International  Education  Congress  at  Havre,  1886 

StatisUcs  of  Public  Libraries  in  the  United  State8,1884-85 

Contribution  to  Annals  of  Medical  Progress  and  Medical 
Education  in  the  United  States 

Historical  Sketch  of  Mount  Holyoke  Seminary 

Contribution  to  the  History  of  Medical  Education  and 
Medical  InstltuUon  in  the  United  Stotes  of  America, 
1776-1876,  Special  Report 

Sketch  of  the  Philadelphia  Normal  School  for  Girls. . .. 

Historical  Sketches  of  the  Universities  and  Colleges  of 
the  United  States 

Industrial  Eductaion  in  the  United  States,  Special 
Report. 

Outlines  for  a  Museum  of  Anatomy 

Educational  Exhibits  and  Conventions  at  the  World's 
Industrial  and  Cotton  Centennial  Exposition,  New 
Orleans,  bound  in  1  voltune,  3  parts 

Report  on  Indian  Education  and  Civilisation 

Special  Report  on  Public  Libraries:  Part  2,  Rules  for  a 
DIcttonary  Catalogue.    Third  editton,  1891 

Indian  Education  No.  1, 1889 

Honorary  Degrees  as  Conferred  in  American  Colleges, 
No.  1,1890 

English-Eskimo  and  Eskimo-English  VocabularieB, 
No.  2, 1890 

Rules  Ibr  the  Conduct  of  the  Alaska  Schools 

Teaching  and  History  of  Mathematics,  No.  3, 1800 

Report  on  Reindeer  in  Alaska.  1890 

The  Fourth  International  Prison  Congress,  St.  Peters- 
burg, No.  2, 1891 

Sanitary  Conditions  for  Schoolhouses  No.  3  1891 

Promotions  and  Examination  in  Graded  Schools,  No. 
7,1891 

Rise  and  Growth  of  the  Normal  School  Idea,  No.  8, 1891. 

Bfological  Teaching  in  the  Colleges  of  Uie  United  States, 
No.  9, 1891 

Part  1  of  the  Report  of  the  Commissioner,  1888-80 

Publications  of  the  Bureau  of  Education  fjrom  1867*1890^ 
Subject  Index 

fionthem  Women  in  the  Recent  Educational  Movement 
In  the  South.  No.  1, 1802 

Analytical  Index  to  Barnard's  American  Journal  of 
Education,  Part  1 

Benjamin  rranklin  and  the  University  of  Pennsylva- 
nia, No.  2. 1802 

Report  on  Lecal  Education 

Education  InAlaska,  reprint  of  chapter  25,  Bepwt  1891 . 

Shorthand  Instruction  and  Practice,  No.  1, 1893 

Abnormal  Man,  No.  4, 189(1 

A.  L.  A.  Catalogue 

Statistics  of  Public  Libraries  in  the  United  States  and 
Canada,  No.  7, 1800 

The  Spelling  Reform,  No.  8, 1803 

Education  hi  Alaska,  reprint  of  chi»ter  17,  Report  1891 . . 

Report  of  the  Committee  on  Secondary  School  Studies, 
National  Education  Association 

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ReoelTed. 

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On  band 

Juneao^ 

lOlL 

Annual  Reports-Continued. 
Eleventti— 

Parti 

Part  2. 

fi06 
688 

472 
401 

468 
482 
401 

817 
818 
66 

82 
71 
88 

84 

30 
M 
887 
897 

03 
72 
82 
72 
174 
168 

81 
82 

41 
82 
88 
88 
301 
204 

864 
107 
66 
141 
70 
00 
206 
207 
196 

182 
•170 
166 
89 
S7 
S9 
1,224 
980 
801 

286 

827 

170 

1,272 

1,288 

860 

1,727 

1,266 

720 

81 

120 

141 

167 
82 

118 
113 

187 
80 
188 

120 

100 

8 

77 
8 
7 

16 

19 
9 
89 
64 

16 
6 
6 
6 

10 
9 

7 
6 
2 

7 
8 
1 
6 
6 

18 
16 
6 
4 
9 
6 
6 
6 
20 

16 
20 
11 
14 

161 
10 
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20 

178 

121 
21 
14 
28 
28 
22 
82 
26 
87 
80 
48 

883 
2,609 

70 
82 

94 
81 

67 

87 
76 

43 
108 
81 

13 
74 
00 
87 

87 
86 
84 
70 

84 
68 
44 

82 
71 
78 

84 
11 
18 
11 
21 
16 
79 
86 

146 
61 
34 
63 
41 
42 
86 
90 
64 

60 
90 
86 
24 
10 
16 
82 
821 
137 

133 
107 
114 
84 
68 
62 
60 
72 
106 
33 
181 
812 
3,066 

80 

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458 

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304 

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12 

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90 

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Parts 

342 

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25 

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20 

24 

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228 

Part  6,  continued 

214 

Parti 

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Part  2 

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Parts 

87 

Part  4 

93 

Parts 

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64 

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122 

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188 

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81 

19 

179 

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1,166 

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173 

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1,361 

1,348 

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78 

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20,470 

6,869 

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OVOLOaiOAL  BXTBYSY— OontiiiiMd. 


PabUoatkma. 

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3 

3 

66 

17 

54 

12 

115 

54 

186 
178 

61 

62 
184 
114 

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189 

96 
224 

44 
110 
128 
210 
177 

72 
836 

93 
199 
229 
126 
214 

90 

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312 

22 
602 
860 
586 
836 
8 

861 
352 
663 
400 

8 
18 

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94 

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8 

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8 
4 
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5 
12 
10 

11 
11 
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7 
14 
12 
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16 
20 
11 
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19 
12 
18 
12 

15 
11 

15 

11 
18 
18 
14 
11 
11 
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8 
80 
12 
80 
24 

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12 
15 
15 

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No.  6 

58 

Na8        

13 

No.  9 

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No.  10 

7 

No.  11 

103 

No.  14 

44 

No.1^ 

Text 

175 

AUu 

167 

No.  16 

54 

No.  17 

56 

No.  18 

170 

No.  20 

102 

No.  21 

80 

No.  22 ^ 

No.  23 

47 

No.  24 

123 

No.25 

76 

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213 

No.  27 

86 

No.28    

91 

No.  29 

116 

No.30 

197 

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165 

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78 

No.84 

188 

No.  35 

218 

Na8ft 

108 

No.  37 

201 

No.  38 

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No.30 

847 

No.  40 

891 

Na4l      

286 

No.  42 

14 

No.  43 

8 

580 

No.  44 

338 

No.  45 

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812 

No.  47 

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2 
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374 

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342 

No.  49 

650 

No.  50 

385 

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9,105 

44 

570 

8,579 

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5 

82 

29 

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6 

4 

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86 
14 
42 
11 
88 
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41 
170 

86 

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39 

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lOlL 

142 
131 

78 
15 

1 

106 

65 

20 

9 

16 

40 

231 

236 

28 

60 

9 

112 

88 

119 

1 

75 

8 

236 

183 

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2 
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6 
6 

140 

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128 

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2 
16 
4 
8 
6 
4 
7 
9 
3 

15 
15 

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45 

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22 

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7 

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38 

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228 

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231 

No.  41 

24 

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No.  43 

No.  44. 

109 

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104 

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6 

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230 

No.  60 

128 

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2,487 

6 

213 

2,279 

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269 

196 

4 

7 

2 

248 

274 

688 

21 

123 

1 

1 

2 

842 

202 

1 

2 

7 

167 

1,081 

300 

761 

602 

1.075 

781 

1,094 

799 

1,133 

1,242 

1.381 

1,127 

441. 

94 

488 

915 

112 

996 

943 

737 

37 

438 

493 

91 

107 

1 

4 

2 

160 

168 

389 

32 

86 

178 

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91 

No.8 

8 

No.4 

8 

No.5 

4 

4 

No.6 

83 

No.7 

106 

No.8 

299 

No.9 

274 

66 

206 

No.  10 

101 

No.  12 

1 

No.  13 

1 
1 
115 
167 
1 
2 
42 
129 
414 
162 
481 
176 
949 
134 
116 
164 
889 
1,031 
279 
807 
291 
193 
275 
288 
144 
888 
288 
645 
09 
860 
176 

No.14 

1 

No.  16 

97 

324 

No.  18 

46 

No.  19 

No.  20 

No  21 

86 
1,167 

60 

No.  22 '..'..'.../..'.'. 

1,196 

No.23 

667 

No.  24 

208 

No.  26 

280 

No.  27 

436 

No.  28 

826 

No.29 

666 

180 
860 

1.202 

No.  30 '..'..',.[/.. 

l!l58 

No.31 

965 

No.  33 

744 

No.  34 

211 

No.  35 

1,102 

No.  36 

830 

No.  37 

150 

No.  38 

490 

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No.39 

213 

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700 
400 

668 

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1.064 

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No.44 

103 

No.  45 

101 

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PubUcatiaiia. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

1010. 

Reoeived. 

Distrib- 
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On  hand 

June  30, 

lOlL 

No.  4Jh- 

Pirtl 

64 
68 
72 
281 
1,062 
200 
117 
336 

776 

612 

328 

171 

153 

764 

2,148 

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1,208 

106 

1,903 

703 

740 

10 

81 

17 

17 

204 

277 

153 

70 

163 

431 

176 

602 

201 

108 

91 

341 

284 

78 

328 

160 

742 

666 

301 

2,701 

S;729 

53 

Part  2 

61 

Part  3 

66 

No.  49 

47 

No.  50 

786 

No.5l 

24 

80 

No.S2 

47 

No.  53 

200 

373 

No.  54 

635 

No.  55 

600 

No.  56 

110 

No.  57 

37 

No.  58 

11 
70 
71 
20 

74 

No.50...;...;..;...:: ..:.::::::.:::::::: :::: 

132 

No.  60 

404 

No.  61 

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No.  62 

No.  63 

960 

No.  64 

40 

76 

No.  65 

1,161 
174 

No.  66 

126 

117 

4,000 

4;  003 

No.  67 

666 

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No.  72 ; 

274 

Total 

32,767 

13,58^ 

20,134 

26,196 

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19 

1 
1 
1 
1 
3 
2 
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1 
1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

No.  38 

12 

16 

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2 

No.  40. 

1 

No.  41 

1 

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6 

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36 

27 

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1 
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6 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

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1 

6 

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PubUcatioiu. 

On  hand 

June  30, 

1910. 

Distiib- 
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On  hand 

Jtmeao, 

lOlL 

BuUetliia— Gontlnaed. 

No  91 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

60 
1 
6 
8 

16 

3 

Ko.  92 

1 
1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

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No.  98 

2 

No.  94. 

3 

No.  95. 

3 

No.  98. 

2 

No.  97 '. 

2 

No.  96. 

2 

No.  99 

29 
1 

1 

6 

27 

No.  100. 

4 

No.  101 

1 

3 

No.  102 

2 

No.  103. 

2 

No.  104. 

3 

No.  106 

3 

No.  106 

3 

No.  107 

3 

No.  106w 

3 

No.  Ill 

3 

No.  112 

1 

No.  113 

1 

No.  115. 

1 

No.  lift. 

1 

No.  117 

1 

No.  118. 

1 

No.  119 

1 

No.  120 

1 

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1 

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2 

9 

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2 
12 

6 

8 
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1 
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67 

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1 

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3 

No.  130. 

137 

99 

No.  131 

16 

No.  135 

186 

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No.  136 

4 

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No.  137 

868 

100 

308 

No.  138 

1 
1 

19 
24 
19 

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No.  130 

1 

No.  140 

79 
135 

48 
208 
383 

46 

22 
90 
28 
82 
46 
6 

76 

No.  141 

63 

No.  142 

44 

No.  145 

811 

No.  146 

837 

No.  147 

4 
1 
1 
2 

44 

No.  148 

1 

No.  149 

85 

31 

16 

No  150 

3 

No.  151 

11 
17 
177 

6 
16 
68 

6 

No.  152 

60 
12 
1 
12 

61 

No.  153 

136 

No.  154 

1 

No.  155 

180 
247 
88 

04 

87 
80 

128 

No.  156 

160 

No.  157 

68 

No.  160 

2 

2 

No.  162 

164 

105 

28 

2 

44 
48 

17 

3 

110 

No.  163 

80 
1 

101 

No.  165 

13 

No.  166 

No.  167 

1 

72 
1 

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No.  172. 

179 

60 

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No.  174 

1 

No.  175 

161 
06 
263 

07 
46 
66 

04 

No.  179 

60 

No.  181 

207 

No.  183 

1 

1 

No.  185 

262 

70 

186 

No.  186 

i 

1 
8 

3 

1 

No.  187 

1 

No.  188 

8 

No.  180 

2 

No.  194 

196 

829 

148 

1.080 

78 
114 

74 
351 

117 

No,  195 

315 

No.  196 

60 

No.  197 ^ 

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ended  June  90^  1911 — Gontmued. 

QBOLOOIGAL  BUBYBY-Cmtlnoed. 


PaUkationa. 

On  hand 
June  30, 

loia 

ReoelTwL 

Distrlb- 
nted. 

On  hand 

June  80^ 

1911. 

BnUBttaM-ContlnuML 

No.  196. 

132 

548 

220 

363 

256 

202 

52 

200 

64 

86 

18 

107 

39 

87 

38 

12 

265 

214 

403 

34 

7 

87 

66 

47 

781 

34 

861 

4 

45 

14 

10 

81 

642 

72 

68 

73 

160 

97 

64 

131 

89 

32 

82 

26 

39 

4 

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4 

18 

7 

2 

06 

61 

39 

16 

8 

17 

14 

24 

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4 

104 

1 

10 
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1 
86 
187 
24 
68 
119 

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8 
111 
43 
67 
76 
20 
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60 

62 

112 

108 

207 

116 

210 

10 

8 

39 

168 

46 

05 

1 

7 

29 

2 

8 

166 

2 

278 

174 

118 

139 

40 

182 

229 

88 

69 

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880 

No.  200. 

123 

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299 

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124 

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113 

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11 
19 
16 

81 

No.  206 

146 

No.  200. 

46 

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47 

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1 

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No.  210 

87 

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19 

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26 

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10 

No.  214. 

1 

19 
6 

171 

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172 

No.  210. 

860 

No.  217. 

18 

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62 
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28 

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48 

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23 

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611 

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80 

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63 

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10 

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406 

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16 

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11 

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40 

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168 

82 
187 
119 

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367 
271 
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129 

16 

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48 

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No.  244 

86 

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817 

No.  216 

184 

No.  217 

205 

No.  218 

700 

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JDiMunMNit  r>eeeimd4mddi9inbuUd  by  the  Deparimmt  of  the  InUnxmditHnf  the  flead  year 
ended  Jw^  SO,  IPil^-OmA^wd. 

OBOLOOICAL  aimVllirz-Ootitimied. 


On  hand 

June  30, 

1910. 

Roeei^red. 

Diistrib- 
uted. 

On  hand 

June  30^ 

19a 

BaUetiot-Gontlniied. 

No.  274 

94 
41 
179 
159 
48 

88 
664 

18 
1«271 

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178 
405 
612 
69 
41 
874 
818 
1,164 
296 
337 
817 
78 
93 
228 
627 
263 

240 
84 
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960 

25 

1,124 

438 

863 

73 

59 

48 

155 

838 

713 

99 

21 

22 

50 

30 

252 

1,229 

1922 

479 

1,415 

62 

83 

614 

58 

710 

212 

346 

1,212 

81 

56 

2,210 

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54 

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2 
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25 
62 

102 
47 

134 
58 
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207 
63 
22 

576 
40 

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208 

236 
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81 
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316 

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116 

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139 

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194 

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46 

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No.  287 

291 

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No.  297 

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No.  301 

133 

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No.  303 

49 

No.  304 

66 

No.  305 

167 

No.  306 

60 

No.  307 

85 

No.  308 

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No.  309 

42 

No.  310 

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No.  313 

196 

No.  314 

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39 

No.  318 

94 

No.  319 

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No.  320 

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No.  321 

67 

No.  322 

56 

No.  323 

100 

No.  324 

43 

No.  325 

27 

No.  326 

88 

No.  327 

635 

No.  328 

1,834 

No.  329 

317 

No.  330 

608 

No.  331 

38 

No.  332 

29 

No.  3.33 

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No.  334 

42 

No.  335 

539 

No.  3.36 

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No.  338 

1,968 

No.339 

37 

No.  340 

133 

No.  341 

3,864 

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No.  343 

68 

No.  344 

146 

No.  345 

177 

No.  346 

1,320 

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No.  848...., 

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OBOLOeiCAIi  SUBVBY^-Oontiimed. 


On  hand 

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19ia 

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1,668 
1,072 
1164 
1,304 

260 
1,240 
1,336 

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1,278 
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1,556 
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1,313 

801 

24 

1,763 

1462 

275 

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70 

140 
2,120 

6 

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107 

186 

288 

809 

257 

476 

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132 

67 

17 

98 

26 

407 

14 

42 

418 

39 

16 

316 

9 

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114 

40 

70 

280 

11 

160 

40 

218 

311 

286 

070 

17 

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264 

711 

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263 

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1,066 

174 

54 

143 

233 

18 

195 

168 

63 

83 

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317 

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1.734 

3,811 

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889 

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616 

183 

807 

178 

264 

149 

235 

1,868 

121 

41 

677 

194 

471 

1,589 

1,083 

267 

201 

887 

88 

848 

12 

282 

262 

252 

89 

52 

248 

1,168 

8,444 

409 

2,113 

306 

932 

229 

43 

101 

61 

191 

283 

588 

967 

823 

166 

295 

580 

1,071 

100 

601 

846 

1,038 

90 

348 

154 

1,342 

688 

897 

178 

1,761 

110 

761 

337 

389 

1,893 

1,458 

1,889 

876 

689 

466 

386 

1,747 

4,068 

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3,184 

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1,551 
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No.  353 

1,160 

No.  354 

No.  855 

No.  356 

NasS:::::;;:::::;::::::::::;::::::::;:::::;:;::: 

No.  358 

1,566 

1,297 

1,003 

819 

No.  359 

No.  300 

No.  361 

N0..W2 

48 

No.  363 

164 

No.  364 

1,110 

Na365 

Na366 

No.  367 

213 

No.  385 

302 

No.  369 

32 

No.  370 

49 

No.  371 

1.440 

No.  372 

662 

Na373 

18 

No.  374 

1,586 

No.  375 

1,240 

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03 

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No.  378 

No.  379 

42 

No.  380 

1,000 

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1087 

No.  382 

443 
2,4»7 
1,475 
1,063 
1,214 
1  527 
1,637 

768 
1,443 
1,519 

586 

660 
8,819 

776 
1,060 

388 

664 
1,910 
1,601 

948 

123 

420 

91 

96 

2,874 

1,539 

206 
1,948 
1,670 

750 
1,877 
2,898 
1,680 
1,477 
2,407 

409 
1,177 

281 

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608 

No.  384 

1,380 

No.  385 

416 

No.  389 

1,655 

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1,501 

No.  388 

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Na3S9 

723 

No.  390 

1,298 

No.  391 

1,353 

No.  392 

262 

No.  303 

294 

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3,516 

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1,314 

No.  380 

536 

No.  397 

570 

No.  398 

373 

No.  899 

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No.400      

1,363 

No.  491 

1,398 

No.  403 

143 

No.  408 

46 

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867 

No  405 

106 

N0.4D6 

1,184 

No.  497 

1,815 

No.  408 

1,306 

No.  499             

61 

No.  410 

333 

No.  411 

1,561 

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106 

No.  413            

334 

No.  414 

3,198 

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Docymenii  received  and  dietribtUed  by  the  Department  of  the  IrUerior  during  theJiMoal  year 
ended  June  SO,  19il— Continued. 

OBOLOGIGAXr  SUBVBY-Caiitinaed. 


PabUcationa. 

On  hand 
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Received. 

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On  hand 
June  30, 

BnUettDS-Ooiitlnoed. 

No.  426 

8,385 

5,800 
2,840 
8,052 
3,548 
3,433 
2,607 
3,522 
4,000 
2,050 
4.378 
2,080 
5,417 
4,357 
2,435 
8,000 
8,000 
4,000 
8,460 
2,460 
8,000 
455 
4,000 
3,455 
8,500 
8.500 
8,454 
4,000 

2,061 
2.100 
1,764 
2,960 
2,771 

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2,307 
1,819 
1,408 
1,293 
1556 
2,456 
1,920 
5,378 
8,184 
2,172 
1,912 
2:530 
1,775 
1,523 
1,000 
1,600 
397 
1,280 
1,247 
1,678 
1,312 

1,884 

No.  427 

2^474 

No.  428 

1,730 

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No.  429 

1,999 

No.  430 

S,5S7 

No.  431 

Jtot 

No.  432 

1348 

No.  433 

1.3S7 

No.  434 

1,613 

No.  435 

112B 

No.  436 

788 

No.  437 

S,024 

No.  438 

8.707 

No.  439 

494 

No.  440 

1,922 

No.  441 

l!060 

No.  442 

89 

No.  443 

1,178 

No.  444 

2,631 

No.  445 

1068 

No.  446 

470 

No.  447 

2,225 

No.  449 

r,«7 

No.  452 

1460 

No.  453 

1,460 

No.  457 

58 

No.  459 

2,730 

No.  460 

3^206 

No.  461 

1,827 

No.  462 

3^188 

No.  463 

8.464 

No.  466 

1,656 

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148,605 

128,899 

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256 
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107 

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166 

322 

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93 

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1 

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472 

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No.  90 

29 

25 

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1 
2 
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3 

1 

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No.  92 

60 

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1 

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1.236 

1,802 

1,555 

644 

887 

104 

994 

553 

723 

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250 

309 

1,246 

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175 

603 

1 
101 
158 
883 
141 
503 
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56 
386 
130 
151 
193 
114 
338 
292 
183 
146 
101 

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235 
138 
306 

98 

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1,021 

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No.  97 

1.066 

No  98 

1,470 

No.  99 

1.415 

No,  109 

143 

No.  101 

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No.  196 

48 

35 

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No.  106 

607 

Nal07 

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74 

NallO 

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No.  Ill 

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No.  112 

123 
135 
81 

158 

No.  113 

637 

No.  114 

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No.  115 

1,245 
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1,825 
1.502 
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668 

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No.  116 

106 

1,480 

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1,370 

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529 

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96 

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391 

879 

156 

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515 

165 

258 

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1,014 
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1.114 

No.  126 

Nol127 

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711 

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DoeumerUs  received  and  dietribuUd  by  the  Department  of  the  IrUerior  during  theJUcal  year 
ended  Jwu  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


RECLAMATION  8ERVICB. 


PubUcatlons. 


On  hand 

Joneao, 

19ia 


R606iyed. 


Distrib- 
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On  hand 

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191L 


Seventh  Annual  Report: 

Bound 

Pamphlet 

Eighth  Annual  Report: 

Bound 

Pamphlet 

Ninth  Annual  Report: 

Bound 

Pamphlet 

Circular  containing  "  Reclamation  act" . 
Prqieot  ProgresB  Circular. , 


Method  of  Acquiring  Title  to  Public  Lands. 

Suestions  ana  Answers 
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CaU  of  the  West 

Spirit  of  the  West 


Small  general  maps 

Topographic  and  irrigation  maps. 

Farm  unit  plats  and  township  plats 

Forest  reserves  and  reclamation  proiects. 
Township  and  section  diagram  blanks. . . 


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106 
110 


130 
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825 

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250 

121 

560 

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25,881 

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SiSetnon.      f  \    No.  208. 


FSCAL  AFFAIRS  OF  INDIAN  TBB^S. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

SUBMITTINO 

SIAXBXENT  OF  THB  FISCAIi  AFFAIRS  OF  ISDIAlf  TBIBBS,   BB- 
aUIBBD  BY  THB  AOT  APPBOVBD  MABCS  3,  1911. 


DioiiiBBB  5,  1911.— Beferred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  Ailaira  and  ordered 

to  be  printed. 


DePABTMENT  of  THB  Intebiob, 

WcLshingtoUj  December  4, 1911. 
The  Spbakeb  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sib:  In  compliance  with  section  27  of  the  act  approved  March 
3,  1911  (36  Stat.  L.,  1059-1077),  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the 
accompanying  statement  of  the  fiscal  affairs  of  all  Indian  tribes  for 
whose  benefit  expenditures  from  public  or  trust  funds  were  made 
during  the  fiscal  year  1911,  exclusive  of  the  amounts  disbursed  for 
survey,  allotting,  and  irrigation  purposes,  which  are  shown  in  detailed 
reports  required  by  the  act  approved  April  4,  1910  (36  Stat.  L.,  269). 
Ee^)ectfulfy| 

Walter  L.  Fisher, 

Secretary. 

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SiSettion.       ) 


HOUSE  OF  BEPEESENTATIVES.  j  Dooumknt 

\   No.  210. 


COST  OF  SUEVET  AND  ALLOTMENT  WORK  ON  INDIAN 

RESERVATIONS. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

iBAHSMirriNa 

STATRMBIIT  OF  0O8T  OF   ST7BVEY  AND   AUJOTMEISIT  WOBK  OH 
DTOIAK  BBSBBVATIONS  FOB  THB  FISCAL  YEAB  1911. 


DiGuiBSB  5:  1911. — ^Referred  to  the  Gommittee  on  Indian  Afiaus  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Defabtbcent  of  the  Intbbiob, 

WasMngUm,  December  4, 1911. 
Sm:  Li  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  AprU  4,  1910 
(36  Stat.  L.y  269,  270),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  nerewith  a 
statement  of  the  cost  of  all  survey  and  allotment  work  on  Indian 
reservations  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Respectfully, 

Walter  L.  Fibheb,  Secretary. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Refbesentatives. 


AttotmgnU  made  in  ike  field  during  ike  fiead  year  ended  June  SO,  1911. 


PwinUon. 

AUotttngagmt 

State. 

Nmnber 
ofaUot- 
meats. 

Area. 

Ntryo. 

jflfl.  n.  '^m% 

Artnna 

130 

1,888 

1,844 

102 

1,280 

1,310 

1.708 

438 

708 

303 

804 

041 

ACTU. 

20,800.00 
280,213.00 

18,786.00 
1,230.00 

06,780.00 
280,862.07 
810,860.00 

18,770.10 
100,430.48 

76.078.81 
280,180.00 
U8,003.60 

MoqqC... :::;:;;::;..:.  I 

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C.  B.  Boblm.. 

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Callfomia 

rortn^'               

Wm.  B.  Bftirui 

TdfthO 

T.  W.  Wheat 

Montana 

flart  Ptek 

F.  C.  CampbeU 

NewModoo.'.::::: 

North  Dakota 

South  Dakota..... 

do 

do 

'«t  BathoM. 

Baporlnteiident 

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Aihtmenu  made  m  the  fiM  during  thefiecal  year  ended  June  30,  i9i/— Continaed. 


Besenraaon 

Allotting  aemt 

State. 

Number 
or  allot- 
ments 

Ann. 

(Mlyflle 

t  'lair  Hunt 

Washington 

do 

do...^ 

NewMexkso 

Ariaona 

NoriJi  Dakota..... 

486 

8 

460 

346 
885 

626 

66,973.49 

Q^iinaHt 

F.  R.  Aiober 

M.  F.  Nourae 

Georse  A.  Ejeepera 

M0.0O 

YaMttia 

34^676.00 

NavBjo  Tribe 

64,880.00 

Fapaco  Tribe 

RalrSfi  Aspaas.'. 

141,440.00 

Turtle  Motmtaiii  Tribe 

04,620.00 

Total 

13,634 

2,044,S36.1G 

Lande  daseified  and  appraised  during  fiscal  year  ended  dune  30^  1911 . 


Resenration.               ' 

State. 

Ann. 

FortBerthold 

North  Dakota 

Acret. 
»4,liaiA 

Pine  Ridge. 

BeeebadTT. 

South  Dakota. 

do 

299,620.81 

TotaL 

846,077.06 

Statement  of  cost  of  survey  and  allotment  work  on  Indian  reservations  for  the  fiscal  year 
1911;  act  €/ Apr.  4, 1910  (36  SUU.  L.,  269-£70y 


Employ- 
ees. 

Equip- 
ment, 
subsist- 
Qnoe,for- 
ag&ete. 

Traveling 
ezpeoaes. 

Station- 
ery, tele- 
,graph. 
ing.  etc. 

Miscella- 
neous. 

TotaL 

survey  Inx 

(balaM 

for  allot. 

ting). 

AMIONA. 

S16B.86 

180.00 

519.89 

369.50 

3,931.08 

8166.35 
13,407.07 
9.322.32 
11,901.83 
42,431.62 

Moqni 

86,270.70 
8,610.75 
10,917.66 
18,695.29 

81,421.87 

66.60 

699.67 

19,729.94 

■'828.*66' 
15.10 
166.66 

^86.634.60 
96.58 

to,  710. 89 

Navajo 

Panaeo 

pS??::::::::;:::;:;;:;;;::: 

18.65 

32,737.84 

Total 

43,^30 

21,818.08 

5,166.82 

200.26 

6,649.63 

77,218.09 

39,467,73 

CALIFOBNIA. 

Calilonila  Indians  (C.  E.  Kel- 
aey) 

4,200.00 

638.23 

1,608.70 

•16,623.00 

« 469. 06 

« 1,001. 66 

23,164.98 

469.06 

1,001.66 

646.78 

17.66 

4,940.82 

Fort  Yuma 

400.06 

HoopaValleT 

1,001.06 

MaS5  .r.v!.:.:::.::;::::::::; 

626.00 

19.78 
17.65 

Hartines 



Pala 

4,86L00 

74.70 

11.12 

8.00 

Total 

9,687.00 

712.03 

1,731.08 

11.12 

18, 096.  n 

30,238.79 

1,470.71 

mAHa 
Ooeard^Alene 

3,212.72 

8,273.50 

80.00 

*2;i».'26' 

46.25 
163.40 

3,258.97 

16,674.11 

80.00 

3,288.07 

i''<MtHaH. ,  

123.35 

>  6, 964. 67 

Fort  Lapwai.... 

Total 

11,666.22 

2^169.29 

208.66 

123.36 

6»054.67 

20,018.«B 

3,288.07 

MoanuoTiu 
NflttLnki    ...s. 

84.00 

16.00 

09.00 

*86,819.89,  Mlaries  and  expenses,  Oenflcnl  Land  Office. 
'Includes  ODa  River,  Salt  River,  and  Camp  llisDowalL 
*816,576,  purchase  of  land. 
^Salaries  and  expenses.  General  Land  OlBoa. 
•86b700,  allotment  stakes. 


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SiakmaU  of  cost  of  naroey  and  aUotmeni  work  on  Indian  reservations  for  the  fiscal  year 
1911:  act  of  Apr,  4, 1910  (S6  Stat  X.,  «fi9-f70)— Continued. 


Employ- 
ees. 

Eqoip- 
xnent, 
subsist- 
ence, for- 
age, etc. 

Travelfng 
expenses. 

Station- 
ery.tete- 
,graph- 
Ing.etc. 

MisceUa- 
neous. 

Total. 

Enend- 

edtor 

surveying 

rbalanM 

foraUot- 

ting). 

Rtockfrrt              

$14,142.86 
7,653.68 
20.000.00 

$3,061.83 
1,468.62 
6,136.38 

$707.06 
1,306.40 
2,406.34 

$161.70 

66.32 

506.06 

$286.16 
26.67 

$18,368.58 
10,402.68 
30,047.80 

$aoaao 

TitthMd   ...u 

10,402.68 
18,706.48 

FortPwk 

Total 

42,606.63 

10,676.72 

4,611.88 

713.10 

311.83 

66,000.16 

20,306.45 

KKTADA. 

>*ninHTAk^ 

1,602.60 
1,421.58 

3,233.84 
5,676.00 

427.13 
368.90 

5»263.66 
7,366.47 

5»263.66 
7,36a  47 

DOGkVilley 

Total 

3,024.27 

8,800.74 

706.12 

12,630.13 

12,630.1$ 

mr  nzioo. 
AJbaqnerqiie  (Laguna) 

10,271.00 

100.00 

1,841.12 

1,047.10 

80.60 

103.31 

1.60 

11,612.41 

100.00 

5»148.21 

i66.'66 

{mi             ; 

2,003.73 

401.01 

1.45 

6,148.21 

Totel 

12,212.12 

3,060.83 

401.41 

104.76 

1.60 

16,760.03 

6,24&21 

flOBTH  DAKOTA. 

F«t  Bcrthold 

14,733.00 
4,067.60 

7,108.68 
4.44 

1,004.00 
1,456.68 

304.14 
164.02 

'■*876.'66* 

24,141.80 
6,060.54 

0,060.60 

Tnrtia  MooDtain 

Total 

18.701.40 

7,203.12 

3,361.67 

460.06 

376.00 

30,201.34 

0,060.60 

OKLAHOMA. 
O^Bl 

1,602.23 

46.63 

135.30 

1,873.16 

1,873.16 

_^_^— — 

oBxooir. 
muiath.  , , 

764.60 
140.14 

i736.00 
5.00 

1,480.60 
236.30 

1,480.60 

Bflete 

34.10 

67.15 

Total 

804.64 

34.10 

57.15 

740.00 

1,726.08 

1.480.60 

8017TH  DAKOTA. 

'^fTtnne  i^lvtr 

3,607.75 
2,807.01 
11,464.60 
13,703.00 
1,443.24 

6,368,61 

634.60 

1,007.10 

4,173.02 

10,076.86 

160.07 

85.38 

1,207.80 

87.05 

0.60 

12.400.06 

12,446.08 
3,626.00 
14,751.14 
>  18, 135. 43 
12.456.10 

Oov  Greek 

PlneRidce 

si.  65 
171.46 
35.00 

RSebodT: ::;:;;:;:;;;:: 

■c                           •          ^ 

Total 

32,025.60 

24,061.18 

1,631.20 

207.71 

2,400.05 

61,314.64 

WAflBOrOTON. 

Ctfvffle. 

10,084.58 

824.00 

21.686.64 

1,002.00 

7,338.06 

4.61 

6,203.10 

460.00 

751.00 

14.45 

2,212.16 

223.65 

«  3, 140. 68. 

30,530.37 

843.06 

32,340.11 

1,552.00 

3,365.57 

QldFVifIt    

348.00 

11,000.43 

2,000.43 

•■•■■■■■■■      ■•■■■.. 

Total 

42,686.22 

14.006.46 

2,078.61 

672.24 

5, 14a  11 

66,283.54 

5,366.00 

OnrMa              .  . 

62.00 
« 42.376. 80 

- 

62.00 
50, 64a  72 

MBCBLLAMXOVS. 

MkcdlBDeoaiexpeniei.. 

438.30 

1,700.51 

676.88 

i  5,381. 14 

6,166.46 

OfWKltotal   .  ....  . 

261,081.61 

03,86a  76 

22,730.58 

3,317.78 

•  45,060.62 

426, 06a  24 

116,328.01 

d  expeDica  Oeneral  Land  Office. 
$0,47X83  aoprauement  and  daarfficatlon  expenaea. 
$UM.I7  aanifes  and  expenses  General  Land  Office: 
SflL«U»paid  to  Indian  Office  emptoyeea. 

fliJBMOaBlaifeaaiid  eqiensei  Oeneral  Land  Office,  lOarion  Indian  reservations. 
$3l«]fl.73  aalaflea  and  erpeaam  Genenl  Land  Office;  $16,575  puichase  of  land;  $5,700  pnrQhase  of  aDs^ 


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eSD  OoNOBESS,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Docuwdent 
Sd  Session.      f . \    No.  211. 


EXPENDITURES  UNDER  APPROPRIATION  "INDUSTRIAL  WORK  AND 
CARE  OF  TIMBER,"  INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR. 

TBAlfSMmilTO 

STATEMENT  OF  EXPENDITUBES  FOB  THE  FISCAL  YEAB  1011 
FBOM  THE  APPBOPBIATION  "INDUSTBIAL  WOES  AND  CAEE  OF 
TIKBBB.'' 


DiosMBUi  5, 1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  AfiEairs  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Department  op  the  InterioB; 

Wdehingtan,  December  4, 1911. 
Sm:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  March  3,  1911 
(36  Stat.  L.y  1058y  1061),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a 
statement  of  the  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  ''Industrial 
work  and  care  of  timber''  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Respectfully, 

Walter  L.  Fisheb, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatiyes. 


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Tfanber. 

Matnms. 

Superintendenoy. 

• 

Employ- 
ees. 

Construc- 
tion and 
repaizs. 

Equip- 
ment, 
forage, 
etc 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

Miscel- 
laneous. 

Total. 

Employ- 
ees. 

Equip- 
ment, 
forage, 
etc 

Camp  M(?Pow«Il 

10.66 
.65 
L35 

L36 

Colorado  Rivor. . . 

FortMoJava 

HavainipAi.... 

FftfbfthiV.  

.65 

.66 

LenDD 

8300.00 
2, 45a  01 
1,740.00 

843.62 

iSSuL  ::;:i:::i::: 

L30 
LOS 
L30 
L35 

L30 

6L96 

L30 

L36 

Navaio 

$50.00 

Phna 

Ban  OarloB 

625.00 
456.60 

SanXavier 

L30 
L30 

L30 
L30 

Western  Navajo 

Total 

50.00 

1L80 

6L80 

5,47L51 

43.52 

CAUrOBNIA. 

Bishop 

450.00 

16.00 

Ol>»i"Uft.     .     .. 

Campo 

1,023.05 

340.00 

Gaplian  GrandA..... 

.65 
.65 
.65 
.65 
.70 

.65 
.66 
.65 
.65 
.70 
664.00 
33L35 
.65 

D&er 

FortBtdwell 

720.00 

720.00 

600.00 

1,132.00 

""iioo' 

Fort  Yuma 

Greenville 

Hoopa  Valley 

664.00 
330.00 

La  joua.. ..:... ..:::: 

L35 
.65 

Malki 

Martinez 

587.60 

21.57 

Mesa  Grande 

Pala 

Pw^hanga 

Rincon 

Round  Valley 

44.05 
.70 
.65 

44.05 

Tule  Rivw..'. 

787.50 

7S8.20 

1.070.  OD 

UoDerLake 

.65  1      720.00 

Total 

1,781.60 

6a  70 

1,832.20  1  7,023.46 

468.47 

COLORADO. 

Navajo  Springs 

.66 
.65 

.66 
.66 

623.33 

6oaoo 

Southern  ute 

TotaL 

L30 

L30  1  1,123.33 

1 

IDAHO. 

Coeor  d'Alene 

L35 

.66 

6a  92 

L36 

.66 

3,089.62 

Fort  Hall 

Fort  Lapwai 

2.059.60 

950.20 

S10.00 

640.00 

Total 

2,059.50 

62.92 

60.20 

19.00 

3,09L62 

640.00 

'"*'" 

IOWA. 

Racaad  Fox 

.66 

.66 

KAKBA& 

mcmoAir. 
llaekloac. 

900.00 

.66 

900.66 

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INDUSTRIAL  WOBK  AND  OABE  OF  TIMSBE. 
tM  Wonkixnd  dare  of  Timber"  (Ad  af  Mar.  S,  1921,  S6  Stat.  L.,  1068-1061). 


8 


Matrons-Continued. 

Fenners,  stockmen,  etc. 

TrtTer- 

log  ex- 
peuep. 

Misoel- 
laoeous. 

TotaL 

Employ- 
an. 

Constroo- 
tionand 
ropain. 

SQQip- 

ment, 

fonge 

etc. 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

Mlscel- 
laiMions. 

Total. 

Total 

• 

$a66 

$1,107.34 

2,700.41 

963.80 

706.00 

860.00 

574.00 

1,202.50 

1,463.50 

4,384.79 

2,622.00 

1,100.00 

652.00 

1,602.84 

$1,107.34 

2,700.41 

963.89 

706.00 

860.00 

574.00 

1,202.50 

1,463.50 

5,317.92 

2,622.00 

1,217.30 

652.00 

1.602.84 

1,107.00 

2,70L76 
963.80 

706.00 

860.65 

6343.52 
2,450.01 
1,740.00 

917.52 

3,663.81 

3,255.45 

$033.13 

5,319.22 

525.00 
527.00 

3,148.35 

1170.50 

$16.35 

X  $100. 96 

1,744.80 
663.80 

*** 

1,604.14 

70.50 

5,585.63 

19,939.27 

933.13 

16.35 

100.96 

20,088.70 

26,637.03 

1150.00 

615.00 

615.00 

900.00 
140.00 

$42.06 

942.06 
140.00 

942.06 

» 144.00 

1,407.95 

1,647.06 

.65 

1,000.00 

590.00 

1,180.00 

X 

1,000.00 

590.00 

1,180.00 

1,000.65 

iSI.OO 

804.00 

885.00 

780.00 

1,303.40 

1,394.65 

2,075.65 

"'•85:56 

>  180.00 
172.00 

780.70 

450.00 

450.00 
20.00 
613.00 

1,650.85 
780.00 

1,200.00 
689.50 
808.00 
666.00 

2,417.40 

2a  00 
1 405. 00 

351.35 

118.00 
1.600.95 
780.00 
1,200.00 
660.00 
808.00 
666.00 

613.66 

609.07 

5.90 

44.00 

2.259.92 

780.00 

1,200.00 

39.50 

609.50 

808.00 

710.05 

450.00 

leaoo 

1111.00 
196.00 

1,631.00 
076.00 

2,419.20 

976.65 

096.50 

437.00 

9,021.42 

10,092.96 

45.40 

66.06 

515.00 

10,739.40 

21,588.02 

523.33 
600.00 

523.96 

1,920.00 

1,920.00 

2,520.66 

1,123.33 

1,920.00 

1,020.00 

3,044.63 



900.00 
1,560.00 
1,810.45 

900.00 
1.560.00 
1,819.45 

901.35 

1,560.65 

540.00 

5,449.07 

540.00 

4,279.45 

4,279.45 

7.911.07 



840.00 

840.00 

840.65 



780.00 

780.00 

780.00 

900.66 

^ 

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4  IKDUBTBIAL  WOBK  AND  OABE  OF  TIMBER. 

Statement  of  expendkures  for  (he  fiioal  year  191 1^  from  ihe  approprioHonf  "Induatrid 


Thnbcr. 

Matnns. 

Saperintendency. 

Employ- 
ees. 

Construo- 
tfonand 
repairs. 

Equip- 
ment, 
forage, 
etc 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

liisoel- 

Total. 

ees. 

Eqoiih 
etc. 

laneous. 

MINNESOTA. 

Tond  dn  lifto . . 

<181.66 

• 

J1.86 
1.46 

28.36 
2.00 
1.36 

<188.01 
1.45 

2,436.24 
2.00 

1,167.07 

LeedhLake. 

NettLake         ..    . 

2,363.86 

144.04 

Red  Lake 

• 

White  Earth 

716.67 

430.05 

S606.00 

Total     

3,262.18 

34.60 

483.00 

3,770.77 

608.00 



** 

MONTANA. 

Blackfeet    

1.06 

1.30 

1,285.05 

.66 

.66 

30.06 

1.06 

1.30 

11,172.46 

.66 

.66 

2,337.61 

Flathead 

8,332.17 

91,440.30 

105.86 

Fort  Belknap 

Fort  Peck..! 

Tongue  River 

2,306.66 

650.00 

Total 

10,638.82 

1,440.30 

1,320.56 

105.85 

13,614.62 

650.00 

Oin«>i^  .    ..... 

Bantee 

WlnnA^Migo , 

.66 

.66 

720.00 

Total 

.66 

.66 

720.00 

NIVADA. 

Oanop 



Nevada. 

.66 

28.05 

.65 

.66 

600.70 

.66 

720.00 
720.00 

Walker  River 

471.75 

Weetem  Shoshone 

Total 

471.75 

30.26 

502.00 

1,440.00 

MSWMXZIOO. 

.66 
48.13 

.66 
1,213.30 

2,100.00 
790.00 

1207.45 

7l^rff1<|^.  .7. 

700.61 

366.76 

Mescatero 

Paeblo  Bonito 

.65 

.66 

7&00 

.66 

46i33 

Pueblo  Santa  Fe 

7&00 
87&00 

Santa  Fe 

.66 
.66 
.66 

flan  Juan 

Znni 

720.66 

Total 

1,240.61 

365u76 

6L38 

1,666.64 

4,003.33 

207.45 

NOSTH   CAROLINA. 

Oh^'okee 

L86 

1.86 

NOl^  DAKOTA. 

FortBerthold 

.66 

.66 

i,2oaoo 
6oaoo 

FortTotten 

Rtan'ifng  Rock 

1.30 
.66 

1.30 
.65 

Turtle  llountain 

683.33 

04.00 

* 

Total 

2.60 

2.60 

2,383.33 

04.00 

OKLAHOMA. 

Cantonment 

.66 
1.30 

.66 

.66 
1.86 

.65 
1.36 

.70 

.65 
1.30 

.65 

.65 
].86 

.66 
1.36 

.70 

640.00 
72a  00 

Cheyenne  and  Arapaho 
Kaw 

Kiowa 

2,883.33 

Osage 

Otoe 

Pawnee.. ...... ....... 

Ponca 

Red  Moon 

Sao  ajnd  Fox.  .••••>.. 

.65 
.65 
.65 

.66 
.66 
.66 

625.83 

00.80 

Seneoa 



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IKDXTSTBIAL  WOBK  AND  OABE  OF  TIMBER.  6 

Work  and  Can  of  Tmber"  (Aei  of  Mar.  3, 1911,  36  8UU.  L.,  10S8-106iy-Oonixsaiod. 


Matrana— Continued. 

Farmers,  stockmen,  etc. 

Ingtz- 
peBM. 

Mboel- 
laneous. 

TOtaL 

Emptoy- 
ees. 

Construc- 
tion and 
rspaiza. 

Equip- 
ment, 
forage, 
etc. 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

Misoel- 
laoeous. 

TotaL 

Tom 

8787.60 

8787.50 

1870.61 

1.46 

720.00 

672.00 

1,070.00 

720.00 

672.00 

1,070.00 

8,156.24 
674.00 

*'■ 

S608.00 

2,926.07 

608.00 

8,349.60 

3,249.50 

7,727.27 

1,200.00 
3,649.83 
3,941.33 
5,649.33 
1,940.00 
8,704.67 

1,200.00 
3,649.83 
3,941.33 
5,649.33 
1,940.00 
3,704.67 

1,801.96 
3,661.18 
15.113.79 

6,649.96 

1,940.65 
6,592.28 

550.00 

"' 

650.00 

20,086.16 

20,066.16 

34,149.78 

* 

1 

2,606.37 
1,476.17 
2,454.50 

•377.10 

2,882.47 
1,476.17 
2,749.30 

2,882.47 
1,476.17 

l.ZV.V.' 

1 

720.00 

294.80 

3,409.96 

* 

720.00 

6,436.04 

671.90 

7,107.94 

7,828.59 

*' 

... 

749.67 

1,886.67 

720.00 

670.00 

749.67 

1,889.92 

.720.00 

670.00 

749.67 

••• 

720.00 
720.00 

$3.25 

2,610.57 

1,940.70 

670.66 

1,440.00 

4,026.34 

3.25 

4,029.59 

5,971.59 



11274.00 

2,  on.  45 
720.00 

1,000.00 
1,455.67 
1,920.00 
2,996.67 
120.00 
1,320.00 
5,927.70 
1,545.00 

1,000.00 
1,455.67 
2,307.66 
2,996.67 
120.00 
1,320.00 
5,927.70 
1,545.00 

8,672.10 

■"'88*46* 

*  299.* 26" 

3,389.06 

2,307.66 
3,460.65 

468.33 

•>•••••• 

195.00 

:iii"i;i! 

1,695.65 

iii.ini 

******* 

5,928.35 

>24.00 

744.00 



2,289.65 

206.00 

4,598.78 

16,286.04 

88.40 

299.25 

16,672.60 

22,938.11 



1.35 



■* 

••>•••>•> 

•••>••■•• 

1,200.00 
600.00 

2,400.00 
2,485.00 
4,804.01 
2,340.00 

2,490.00 
2,916.30 
4,804.01 
2,340.00 

8,600.65 

261.30 

s 8180. 00 

3,516.30 
4,806.31 

t 

'... 

677.33 

3,017.08 

2,4n.33 

12,119.01 

251.30 

180.00 

12,650.31 

15,090.24 



540.00 
720.00 

1,066.00 

6,004.17 

660.00 

5,522.00 

274.00 

1,340.00 

5,004.17 

650.00 

5,522.00 

1,880.65 
5,725.47 

I 

650.65 

I-. ....... 

2,883.33 

8,405.98 

1.35 

720.00 
2,150.00 
3,620.00 

899.68 
2,666.00 
2,408.36 

720.00 
2,150.00 
3, 620. 00 

720.65 

2,151.35 

3,620.70 

899.68 
2,566.00 
2,408.35 

809.68 

2,566.65 

686.13 

3,096.W 
.60 

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6  INmjfiTBIAIi  WOBK  AWD  GABE  OF  TOSSSSB. 

Stakmmt  4f  tKpendUuns  for  the  Jucal  yaar  1911,  fmm  Cft<  appropriation,  "iiufciffriiil 


Timber. 

Matrons. 

BiVtt^tendeQoy. 

Bmploy- 
«ea. 

CoBSlrao- 
tJooand 
fepairs. 

forage, 
etc. 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
pentes. 

Misoel. 
laneous. 

Total. 

Employ. 

088. 

Eqaip- 

forage. 
etc. 

OKLAHaifA-<»ntd. 
fiiiMvaee 

10.70 

80.70 

89oaoo 

SS^. ;...:::;;;;:;:: 

Total 

^ 

9.  to 

9.05 

5,668.66 

860.80 

OBsaox. 

85,243.05 

8339.67 

144.68 
.70 

1.40 
.05 

2.70 

6.728.30 

.70 

1.40 

50.65 

1,738.24 

l,366u00 

RosebuTK     • 

Biletx.  ..'.'. 

VmiitiHft    . 

50.00 
1,450.50 

Waim Springs 

285.04 

710.00 

Total 

6, 744. 45 

624.71 

150.13 

7,510.29 

2,076.00 

flOVTH  DAKOTA. 

CSieyenne  River 

.65 
.65 
.65 

.65 
.65 
.65 

Grow  Creek 

Lower  Brule 

Pine  Ridge 

2,153.50 

1.30 
1.30 

2,154.80 
1.30 

Rosebud 

fiiaaeton 

720.00 

v^nirt^m     .... 

Total 

2,153.50 

4.55 

2.158.05 

720.00 



UTAH. 

800.00 
46a  00 

nintfth 

1.30 

1.80 

Total 

1.30 

1.30 

•  750.00 

WASHINOTOM. 

Golville 

3.. 188. 26 
517.00 

217.71 

444.28 

73.65 
1.86 
1.40 
2.70 

849.36 

4,299.59 

59a  65 

1.85 

1.40 

2.70 

1,060.00 

85.00 

Onrtiman 

MeahBay 

Tulalip 

YaHm*k                   :-:*  — 

1,508.00 

335. « 

Total 

4, 105. 26 
819.84 

217.71 

523.38 

164.18 
1.35 
1.30 
1.35 

49.35 
7.61 

4,805  60 

2,658.00 

420.40 

'WISCQNSIK. 
PTfiywflrt 

00L53 
1.35 
1.30 
1.35 

Kmimok 

lac  du  Flambeau 

LaPointe 

Tomah 

300.00 
420.00 

.65 

.65 

Total 

819.84 

168.83 

7.61 

096.18 

720.00 

WTOMINO. 

AtuMhoim 

750.00 

1.35 

751.35 

615.00 

152.10 

Genand   and   misoel- 
laneoas  timber  ex- 

THBHWff' ,  ,  , 

966.90 
13,876.37 

38.05 
791.10 

614.41 

6,478.42 

8160.00 

1,610.36 
21,205.89 

448.15 

38.05 

Total 

14,843.27 

829.15 

6,992.83 

160.00 

22,U5.25 

448.15 

38.05 

Oiand  total 

60,729.67 

2,667.56 

3,257.05 

7,668.83 

160.00 

64,502.91 

87,608.76 

1,571.79 

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Un>V&rBIAL  WORK  AND  OABE  C^  TIMBBB.  7 

Work  and  Cm  of  Timber'*  (Act  of  Mar.  8, 1911, 96  Stat.  L.,  1055-1061)— Continued. 


Malnii5-Gontiiiiied. 

Farmers,  stockmen,  etc. 

Trarel- 
'  tns  ex- 
penses. 

Miaoel- 

Total. 

Employ- 
ees. 

Constnio- 
tionand 
repairs. 

Equip- 
ment, 
forage, 
etc. 

Trac- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

Miscel- 
laneous. 

Total. 

Total. 

iBoaoo 

«1,58&00 
6,70a66 

^ 

81,585.00 
8,404  06 

|2,4S&70 
8,404  08 

i::::*:::: 

87oaoo 

|1,99L42 

5,729l46 

31,807.86 

98a  00 

1,99L42 

34,809.28 

40,60&69 

' 

: 

1,36a  00 

3, 64a  00 

3, 64a  00 

10,634  30 
.70 

1 

78a  00 

i,2oaoo 

1,83&00 

78a  00 

i,2oaoo 

1,835.00 

78L40 

1,25a  65 
4,283.24 

1 

7iaoo 

2,076l00 

7,35&00 

7,355.00 

16,06a  29 

1 
1 

2,134  00 
1,417.50 
2, 16a  00 
72a  00 
4,23L34 
5,04a  00 

2,134  00 
1,443.50 
2,16a  00 
72a  00 
4,23L34 
6,04a  00 

2,13465 
1,44416 

1 

laoo 

ifiaoo 

2, 16a  65 
72a  00 

1 

6,38a  14 

5,04La0 
72a  00 

72a  66 

462.'66 

452,00 

45100 

1 

72a  00 

16,154  84 

laoo 

laoo 

16, 18a  84 

19,05&80 

3oaoo 

45a  00 

doaoo 

5,577.67 

6,677.67 

6,02&97 

75a  00 

6,577.67 

6,577.67 

6,32&97 

1 
1 

1,14&00 

3,532L00 
522L50 

6oaoo 

2,885l00 
2,703.17 

3,53100 
52150 

6oaoo 

2,88&00 
2,708.52 

8.97a  50 

1  113.16 
60L35 



2,88a  40 

' 

1S2BL0D 

2,224  40 

&35 

4,93&62 

29L0D 

3,300140 

10,24167 

&35 

10,24&02 

18,613.  U 

300.00 

300.00 

1,291.53 

1.36 

1,176.17 
4,155.00 

1,176.17 
4,155.00 

1,177.47 

4,156.35 
360.00 

»5a66 

>70i0D 

350.00 
4fi0.00 

360.00 

360.00 

86a  66 

120.00 

MX  00 

5,901.17 

5,991.17 

7,827.35 

.... 

707.10 

4,073.33 

420 



Sff.« 

731.86 

864.81 

38.04 

245.64 

2tf.« 

731.85 

864.81 

38.04 

245.64 

HLI6 

I,ei6u50 

41,738.20 

182,2iail 

8933.13 

2,107.39 

2,636.16 

806.95 

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8  INDUBTBIAL  WOBK  AND  OAKB  OF  TIMBBB, 

RECAPITULATION. 

Brnployeet. •. $270,548.44 

Coustractloii  and  repairs 3,fi00.ae 

Equipmeat,  forage,  etc 6^987.13 

TraveUogexpeoaes ^ 11,966.14 

Rent 1,620.60 

Seed 776.«5 

Bundries 130.00 

204,032.86 


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eSD  OoirasBsa,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPBESEMTATIVEa  (  Doouhbrt 
tdSmion.      f  t   No.  212. 


RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES  OF  GOVERNMENT  HOS- 
PITAL FOR  THE  INSANE. 


LBTTEE 


VBOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 


DBTAZXSO  8TATE1CBNT  OF  &EGEIFTS  AND  js^ltjsNDITUHBS  OF 
THB  GOVBBinCEMT  HOSPITAIi  FOB  THB  ZNSANB  FOB  THB  FI80AI. 
TSAB  BNDZVa  JX7NB  80,  1911. 


Dmbibsb  5»  1911.— Befened  to  the  Committee  on  the  District  of  Columbia  and 

ohiered  to  be  printed. 


DePABTMENT  OF  THE  InTEBIOB, 

Washington,  December  4, 1911. 
The  Spbaxzb  of  the  House  of  Rbpbbsentatites. 

Sib:  The  act  of  Congress  entitled  ''An  act  making  appropriations 
to  provide  for  the  expenses  of  the  govemment  of  the  District  of 
Colmnfaia  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1881 ,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses," approved  June  4,  1880  (21  Stat.,  156),  provides,  among  other 
things,  that — 

Herealter  the  superintendent  of  the  Grovernment  Hospital  for  the  Insane  shall 
Bake  a  report  to  Congress  annually  at  the  be^innins  of  each  regular  session,  which 
ihaU  show  in  detail  tne  receipts  and  expenditures  for  all  purposes  connected  with 
the  hospital  for  the  fiscal  year  preceding  such  session. 

In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  the  statute  I  have  the 
honor  to  mclose  herewith  a  copy  of  a  letter  from  Dr.  William  A. 
White,  superintendent  of  the  Govemment  Hospital  for  the  Insane, 
dated  September  8,  1911,  transmitting  the  financial  report  contem- 
plated h^  the  above-mentioned  section  of  the  act  of  June  4,  1880. 
Very  respectfully. 

Walteb  L.  Fisheb, 


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Depabtment  of  the  Intebiob, 
Government  Hospital  for  the  Insane, 

WasMngtony  D,  C,  September  8, 1911. 
Sir:  In  accordance  with  the  act  of  Congress  approved  June  4, 1880, 
reqtiirmg  the  Superintendent  of  the  Government  Hospital  for  the 
Insane  k>  make  a  report  to  Congress  annually  of  the  detailed  expen- 
ditures of  the  hospital  for  the  preceding  year,  I  have  the  honor  to 
submit  the  following  report. 

I  am,  sir,  veiy  respectfully,  your  obedient  servant, 

Wm.  a.  Whtte,  Superintendent. 

The  Speaeer  of  the  House  of  Representatives 
(Through  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior), 


DsTAn^xD  Statbmsnt  or  Rbcbipts  and  Exfbnditubbs  fob  thb  Fiscal  Ybab 
Endinq  Jukb  30, 1910— Additional. 

Receipts. 

On  hand,  as  stated  in  last  annual  report: 

Support >5,217.39 

Repaxn 162.62 

Auditor's  «ettleraents  (see  power,  heating,  and  lighting) 8, 979. 87 

Appropriation  (deficiency  act,  repairs) 801.38 

Disallowance .06 


15,151.32 


ExpendUures. 

Provisions  and  stores:  Laundry  supplies 266.00 

Medical  supplies: 

Medical  supplies $2.88 

Laboratory  supplies 493. 00 

'«5.88 

Miscellaneous: 

Messages 44 

Transportation  of  patients 30. 75 

3L19 

Fknn  and  garden:  Horticultural  supplies 220.58 

Books  and  stationery :  Books 2. 50 

Renain:  Bngineer's supplies 954.00 

Baknce  in  XJnited  States  Treasury:  Support 13,181.17 

15, 151. 32 

SZFBNDITUBBS  OV  THB  GOTBBNMBNT  HOSPITAL  FOB  TBB  InSANB,  BT  ClASBBS,  FOB 

THB  Fiscal  Ybab  Ending  Junb  30, 1910.— Additignal. 


Data. 


Items. 


Amount 


MIO. 
Mot.  16 


Deo.    8 


Jan.     S 
Feb.    4 

loia 

Nov.  22 


VoofllUR  pyd  toy  the  Auditor  for  tlie  Infeerier  Department: 

Loyewell-Henrlci  Co.,  youeiier  No. -.olaasl?^ 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voocherNo. ,  class  42 

Sinclair  Laundry  Maohinery  Co..  Toucher  No. ,  class  17 

Ernst  Lelts,  voucher  No.  — •,  class  42 

The  Western  Union  Telagraph  Co.,  voudher  No. ,  class  57 

CaUcaeo,  Milwaukee  dc  St.  Paul  Ry.  Co.,  yoocher  No. ,  class  60. 

r.  W.  Bolgiano  A  Co.,  Touoher  No. ^,  class  47 

Q.  B.  Sto^ert  AOo.,  Toooher  No. ^,«ias8  6t 

li.  Wolff  MannllwtailngQo.,  ▼oooher  No. ,  olaai  71 *. 


fllft.00 
2.88 

uaoo 

493.00 
.44 

ao.76 


22a  58 
2.60 


964.00 


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SUMKABT  OF  RSCSIPTS  AND  EZPBNDITITILBS  FOB  THB   FiSCAL  YSAB  millliO  JUJIS 

80,1911. 

Riceipti. 
Appiojuluied  f OP— 

Support 1927,800.00 

District  of  Columbia  patients 902,061.01 

Marine-HoBpital  Service  patients 10,392.43 

Repairs 40,000.00 

BuildingB  and  grounds 6,000.00 

Power,  heating,  and  lighting  plant 60, 000. 00 

Board  of  patients 45,947.13 

Sale  of  stock,  etc 6,970.26 

Disallowances 22.77 

Onhand,  buildings  and  grounds 13,857.06 

Power,  heating,  and  lighting  plant |71, 298. 96 

Power,  heating,  and  lighting  plant,  by  auditor's  set- 
tlement (Me  Support) 8,979.87 

62,314.09 

873,354.74 

Hcpenditurea, 
Fkovinons  and  stores: 

Classl.  Farinaceous  food $83,560.40 

Class  2.  Yeast 629.17 

Class  3.  Meats,  fresh 53,466.07 

Class  4.  Poultry 4,114.49 

ClasB5.  Meats,  salt  and  smoked 29,528.96 

Classe.  Pish,fresh 5,311.19 

Class  7.  Pish,  salt 3,080.09 

ClasaS.  Vegetables,  fresh 7,716.11 

ClassO.  Vegetables,  canned '. 2,240.56 

Class  10.  Fruits,  fresh 1,231.81 

Classll.  Pruits,dried 2,623.67 

ClasBl2.  Preserves  and  jellies , 

Clas8l3.  Dairy  products 25^626.76 

Class  14.  Groceries,  wet 7,370.20 

Class  15.  Groceries,  dry 28,186^31 

Class  16.  Condiments 77.99 

Class  17.  Laundry  supplies 7, 139. 94 

Cla8Bl8.  Crockery  and  china *.  1,44&64 

Classl9.  Tin  and  iron  ware 818.36 

Class20.  Cutleiv  and  plated  ware 190.63 

Class  21.  Household  supplies 4, 542. 16 

Cla8s22.  Woodenware 

Cla8B23.  Toilet  articles 987.40 

Class  24.  Fuel 60,095.36 

279,983w» 

Furniture  and  bedding: 

ClasB25.  Furniture 1,523.13 

ClasB26.  Bedding 9,008.33 

ClasB27.  Window  furniture 797.3S 

Class  28.  Table  linen 1,517.32 

Claai29.  Upholstery  and  furniture  material 19.25 

Class  30.  Sewing-machine  supplies 106.62 

12,972.03 

Dry  goods  and  clothing: 

ClasB32.  Clothxng,new 2,913.26 

Class33.  Clotiling material 11,439.68 

Class34.  Hats,  straw 140.60 

CIaas35.  Hats,  felt 409.50 

daasSO.  Hoisery. 360.00 

GlaflB37.  Habeidasheij 468.06 

GlaflB38.  Shoeaaad  slippers,  men's » 4^696i4i 

Class  39.  fi^oeeand  slippers,  women's 424. 80 

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Medical  suppUee: 

Class  40.  Medical  supplies $8,614.27 

ClasB41.  Surgical  supplies 1,452.29 

Glass42.  Laboratory  supplies 256.02 

$5,822.68 

Farm  and  garden: 

Class  43.  Wagons  and  harness 690.79 

Class  44.  Farm  and  garden  implements 248. 28 

Class  45.  Lawns,  roads,  and  grounds 88.23 

Class  46.  Farm  supplies 1,072.35. 

Class47.  Horticultural  supplies 987.32 

Class48.  Stable  maintenance 63.50 

Class 49.  Livestock 2,995.00 

ClassSO.  Farmfeed 6,382.50 

Class  51.  Dairy  feed 13,640.47 

Class52.  Poultryfeed 732.35 

26,900.79 

Miscellaneous: 

Class  53.  Entertainment  of  patients 2,071.09 

Class  54.  Traveling  expenses 22. 00 

Class55.  Supply  transportation 22.54 

Class  56.  Return  of  escaped  patients 169.00 

Class57.  Messages 1,260.32 

Class  58 . '  Advertisements • 

Class  59.  Miscellaneous 916. 66 

Class  60.  Transportation  of  patients 187.85 

■ 4,649.46 

Books  and  stationery: 

Class  61.  Stationery  supplies 969.39 

Class  62.  Printing 31.70 

Class  63.  Books 33L45 

Class64.  Periodicals 399.43 

1,73L97 

Construction: 

Class  65.  Engineers' supplies 3,103.90 

Cla8s66.  Electrical  supplies 2,112.67 

Cla8s67.  Carpenter's  supplies 852.79 

Class68.  Tinner's suppues 271.68 

Class69.  Painter's  supplies 2,264.14 

8,605.18 

Repairs: 

Class  70.  PayroU 22,480.87 

Class  71.  Engineer's  supplies 5,490.78 

Class  72.  Carpenter's  ana  builder's  supplies 3,030.76 

Class73.  Tinner's  supplies 52.79 

Class74.  Painter's  supplies 500.00 

Class75.  Construction 5,169.40 

36,724.00 

Buildings  and  grounds: 

Class  76.  Pay  roll,  roadways,  grading  and  walks 2, 643. 13 

Class77.  Ro«uiway,  gradixiig; and  walks 917.38 

Class  78.  Furniture,  new  buildings 

Class  79.  Furnishings,  Assembly  Hall 1,895.75 

Class80.  Power,  heating,  and  lighting  plant 32,292.98 

«         „  37,749.24 

Pay  roll: 

Class  81.  Officers 30,492.24 

Class82.  Administrative 27,810.11 

Class83.  Ward  service 117,74L92 

Cla8s84.  Domestic  service 3,220.68 

Clas885.  Kitchen  service 24,529.20 

Class86.  Industrial 5,624.38 

Class87.  Laundry  service 12,015.74 

Class88.  Fireservice 525.00 

ClaaB89.  Engineers 83,468.93 

ClaaB90.  Ca^ienters and  buOders 6,020.22 

Class  91.  Tinners 1,082.00 


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Pft7roll--Coiitliined. 

01aflB92.  Gonstraction $2,180.70 

Clja»3.  PainterB 4,429.07 

C1ub94.  ElectridaxLB 7,469.37 

G]aBB95.  Farm  and  garden 16,521.38 

ClaflB96.  Stableaennce 6,467.52 

GlaBB97.  Dairy  and  cow  bams 4,296.20 

CU8B98.  Lawns  and  grounds 5,705.77 

$308,680.38 

On  hand: 

Support 22,864.21 

Rc^Mors 3,109.71 

BuildingB  and  grounds.. 12, 816. 69 

Power,  heatmg,  and  lighting  plant 90,028.31 

Covered  into  United  States  Treasunr  to  close  appropria- 
tion lapsed  into  surplus  fund  (act  of  (3ongre6s  ap- 
proved Mar.  4, 1909,  buildings  and  grounds) 584.10 

129,403.02 

Total 873,364.74 

MncsuANBous  Rbcbifts  during  thb  Fiscal  Ybab  bnding  Junb  30, 1911. 


Date. 

Items. 

Amount. 

CS 

Ca^nM^iv^  farb<Mkr4  ofmtimtif X ..X  X 

11,332.50 

do r 

66.00 

do 

05.00 

do 

181.00 

do 

621.40 

do 

282.18 

11 

do 

280.00 

12 

do 

151.00 

13 

do 

451.00 

15 

do 

517.32 

18 

do 

532.70 

37 

do 

10.00 

Aas.    3 

do 

2a  00 

6 

do 

45.00 

8 

do 

32.07 

9 

do 

10.00 

10 

do 

220.00 

13 

do 

106.00 

13 

do 

76.00 

15 

do 

200.00 

18 

do 

05.00 

36 

do 

20.00 

8<pt  A 

do 

50.33 

13 

do 

40.00 

19 

do 

05.00 

34 

do 

182.00 

26 

do 

65.00 

30 

fMe  of  stock,  etiT ..  .               .             . 

1,434.70 
075.59 

Oct.     1 

Caiih  nwffivfl^  for  board  of  iHitiflnta 

3 

do.-... r 

325.00 

4 

do 

0.28 

5 

e 

do 

do 

1,524.00 
585.30 

7 
S 
10 

do 

do 

do 

160.00 
200.00 
603.14 

12 

do 

isaoo 

14 
15 

do 

do 

05.00 
40.00 

17 

do 

66.00 

20 

do 

05.00 

21 

do 

06.00 

23 

do 

325.00 

N«.1 
3 
5 

D«.    3 
7 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

100.00 

oaoo 

466.00 
77.80 
40.00 
270.00 
166.00 

8 

do 

06.00 

9 

CMh  noeived  ft>r board  of  patientH , 

107.70 

31 

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Mueellaneaus  receipU  during  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  iPi/— Continued* 


Date. 

Itams. 

jUnooBt 

1911. 
Jan.     4 

Cash  leoelyed  f6r  board  of  pattenta 

8820.00 

6 
6 
7 

do r. 

do 

do 

«:oo 

508.00 
888.55 

9 

do 

8n.oo 

10 

do.. 

42.00 

11 

do 

1,085.10 
200.00 

13 

do 

14 

do.. 

788.26 

16 

do 

86.00 

17 

ao 

do 

do 

06.00 
95.00 

21 

do 

86.00 

23 

do 

00.00 

27 

do 

9L00 

31 

do 

02.85 

Feb.    2 

do 

25a  00 

15 
17 

do 

do 

21L48 
65.00 

liar.    8 
9 

do 

do 

185.00 
180.00 

21 

do 

90.55 

29 

do 

65.00 

31 

Sale  of  stock,  etc 

1.457.28 

Apr.    1 

Cash  mH^iyffl  for  bom^  of  patlnitB 

246^85 

do .*. 

65.00 

6 

do 

lot.  28 

11 

..  ..do 

544.00 

12 

do 

«7.00 

13 

..  ..do 

486.00 

14 

do 

iScr 

15 
18 

do 

do 

716.71 
21L00 

19 

do 

72.15 

21 

do 

OLOO 

22 

do 

21L00 

24 

do 

185.00 

25 

do 

1,282.15 
61L80 

26 

do 

27 

do 

364.28 

28 

do 

106.00 

May     2 

.do 

212.85 

do 

216:S 

5 

do.... 

28.86 

6 

do 

18.65 

9 

do 

19.00 

12 

do 

17.86 

18 

.  .do 

66.00 

15 

do 

44.80 

17 

..do 

57.00 

22 
24 
25 

do 

do 

do 

4L84 
88.68 

ISO.  00 

June    3 

...do 

65.00 

9 

do 

saoo 

16 

...do 

40.00 

30 

Sale  of  stock,  etc 

1,914.28 

10  086.20 

40.00 

Cashjeoeived  for  board  of  patients ^ 

Total 

106.00 

51,917.80 

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ExpnmtruBxa  or  tecb  Goyernmbnt  Hospital  for  thb  Insane ,  bt  Olabsbs,  fob 
THE  Fiscal  Ybab  Ending  Junb  30, 1911. 

IQittamsiiicliided  In  eaoholaaaiid  total  expenditures  for  each  class  are  sbowitoii  the  detailed  gt»temeat| 
PBOVISION8  AND  STORES. 


TMb. 

Items. 

AnuHHt 

1810. 

7.  D.  Bzoados,  Toacher  No.  236,  class  10 ^ 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  yoDcher  No.  247,  class  18 - 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  248,  class  21 

Dnlin  ii  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  257: 

Class  18 

Class  19 - 

Ou7,  Currant  Co.,  voucher  No.  250,  class  23 - 

Hftvenner  RaMng  Co.,  vouchw  No.  wl,  clfww  1 . . .  ,         ,,..,,  r .,.. 

126.40 

L42 

23.00 

3.60 
5.26 
6.88 
74.88 

The  Hoce  &  MoDoweU  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  262,  class  1 

48.12 

Levis  Tlopf^maier,  voucher  No.'2fi,%  class  21 . . ,     ' 

82.00 

Charl«e  Jf.  Ja^lns  *'  Sons,  voucher  No.  264,  class  6 

301.60 

Jones  A  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  266: 

ri^<«u._,^ _           , , 

872.00 

Claw?.,.?, ,-.,--. ,.,... 

lilUer,  Clagett  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  268: 

Claasl «. 

Class? 

.         ri^Ml4 T...r.T ,       , 

116.26 
126.20 
23.87 

Classic 

204.42 

ClA«17    ,     ,.                 

58L87 

CJ^tm  91 ,     ,                       ...    ,       , 

33.76 

V^hftttm  Cnff^  \r*M«,  v«^h(ir  No,  271,  nIfUM  13                                                 ...      

606.00 

George  F.Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  272.  class  21 

22.35 

The  Pride  of  the  Batchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  277,  class  21 

86.40 

Standard  OU  Co.,  voucher  No.  281,  class  21 

Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  No.  283: 

Class  14 

6.76 

iiaTi 

n^wsi^  ,                              ,    

5a  00 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  288: 

Class  1 

250.50 

Class  13 

71.52 

C|lM!Tl4r,.       . 

408.73 

Classic 

22.02 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  289,  class  15 

818.84 

w.  4 .  Wood  Co.,  vAnch^T  No.  290,  class  17 . 

12.00 

M.WV 

0.  Taylor  Wade,  voucher  No.  201: 

592.00 

Claw  10                                                                                                

5a  00 

Armour  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  202,  class  13 

1,227.46 

Armour  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  293: 

Class  3.... 

3,604.79 

Class  5 

213.60 

E.  J.  Adams  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  205,  class  10 

28.00 

Clark  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  207,  class  15 

63.00 

B.  A.  Fowler,  voucher  No.  208,  class  10 

407.71 

The  FlefachTriaT^Ti  Co.,  vonchAr  No.  299,  dww  2 . . , , ■,.._,. , 

47.81 

Fisbfl'  Bns.,  voucher  No.  wo,  claw  13 .'.... . 

26a  50 

W.  M.  Gait  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  301: 

niaSif   1 ,-r . .-r T 

41.10 

Class  15 

26.25 

The  Globe  Soap  Co.,  voucher  No.  803,  class  17......... 

137.50 

Odden  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  304: 

Cla83  4  

233.70 

Class  13 

467.40 

Fruik  TTniTiA  rinc.).  voucher  No.  305.  class  5...,rT r--^-,- - 

57.00 

Hooker  A  Denhatn,  voucher  No.  30ft,  cl«aa.5 ---.-.. 

375.00 

The  Harral  Soan  Co.  voucher  No.  3&f.  class  21... 

LIS 

KT,  iTohnstamm  A  Co.,  voiichw  No.  3riR,  class  i? , ,.-...., 

6.66 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  314,  class  21 

50.70 

Tmy  T/ftUndry  Machinery  Co-  (T4d-)i  voMchar  No.  31fi,  class  I? -.,... 

44.80 

1%e  Sehwartischlld  &  Sulsberger  Ck>.'  of  America,  voucher  No.  318,  class  5 

507.14 

John  WananiakTr,  voucher  No.  321 ,  class 21. ..r 

4.05 

Swift  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  376,  class  3 

872.88 

■•ptu 

Mis.  A.  J.  Hoyle.  voudier  No.  447,  class  8 

146.52 

tt 

The  Ameriniff  Wringer  Co.,  voucher  No.  448,  class  17 

30.00 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  449,  class  21 

80.50 

Ri  Ctirier  Ballantsoie,  voucher  No.  453,  class  21 

8L68 

Clark  A  Co    voucher  No.  456.  class  16 

42.00 

Dnlin  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  466: 

Class  18           - 

16.68 

Class  19 

8.85 

Class  20 

&40 

niher  Bzxsa..  voucher  No.  467,  class  13 

264.80 

W.  M.  Gait  'A  Co.,  voucher  No.  470: 

riMSl ..rr, . 

27.46 

CbaslS 

2L00 

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XaepenMiwrm  cf  the OavemmaU  Hospital  far  the  Jruane,  by  elauee,  for  ihefiaealffw 
ending  June  SO,  1911-— Contwied. 

PBOVISIONS  AND  STOBEa-ConttniiBd. 


Date. 


Itams. 


Amount 


lOia 
15 


lA 


Get  18 


Oajj  Cnmn  A  Co.,  vondier  No.  473,  class  23 

Ooldfln  it  Co.,  Toucher  No.  474,  class  4 

Frank  Hume  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  476: 

ClassU.. 

Glass  15 

HaTsoner  Biildnff  Go. .  Toocher  No.  476,  class  1 , 

TheHoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  479,  class  1 , 

Hoover  &  Denham,  voucher  No.  480,  class  5. 

Jones  &  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  481: 

Class  5 

Glass  7 

Charles  H.  Javtns  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  482,  dassO 

E.  J.  Muiphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  4M: 

Glass  2iy.r.r.i'.'.*.'.'.*.'.'.*.'.'.".i*.*.*.'.*.ir.i*.r-r."i".ir."™!'"ir." 

Glass  23 

ICIUer.  Clagett  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  407: 

CLbssI 

Class  7 

Class  14 

Class  15 

Class  17 

Class  21 

Manhattan  Coffee  Mills,  voucher  No.  498,  class  15 

James  F.  Oyster,  voucher  No.  500,  class  13 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  513: 

Class  1 

Class  13 

Class  14 .• 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  Sli^ciakih 

O.  Taylor  Wade,  voucher  No.  515: 

Class  8 

Class  10 

T.  B.  Middleton,  voucher  No.  516,  class  8 

TheE.  B.  Adams  Ck>.,  voucher  No.  519,  class  18 

James  S.  Barron  &Co.,  voucher  No.  522,  class  19 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  544,  class  21 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  547,  class  21 

The  S.  G.  Smith  Co.,  voucher  No.  565,  class  16 

Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  No.  557: 

ClasB9 

Class  14 

OanlS 

Standard  Oil  Co..  voucher  No.  558,  class  21 

Troy  Laundry  Machineiv  Co.  (Ltd.),  voucher  No.  561,  class  17 

The  Schwarzschild  &  Sulzberger  Co.  of  America,  voucher  No.  572,  class  5. . 

Armour  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  ^3,  class  13 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  581,  class  3 

Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  582.  class  1 

The  Olobe  Soap  Co.,  voucher  No.  584,  class  17 

The  Fleischmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  688,  class  2 

Armour  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  605: 

Class  3 

Class  5 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  voucher  No.  643,  class  21 . 


The  American  Laundry  Machinery  Co.,  voucher  No.  644,  class  17. 
R.  P.  Andrews  Pauer  Co.,  voucher  No.  646,  c* 


,class21 

H.  T.  Dakin,  voucher  No.  657,  class  20 , 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  658,  class  18 

Dulin  Si  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  660.  class  19 

B.  B.  EamshawA  Bro.,  voucher  No.  660,  class  1 

W.  M.  Gait  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  663: 

Class  1 

Class  ^6 

Ony,  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  668,  class  23 

Havenner  Baking  Co.,  voucher  No.  671.  class  1 

The  Hoge  A  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  672,  class  1 

Hoover  d^  Deiiiam.  voucher  No.  673,  class  5 

Frank  Hume  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  674: 

Class  5 

Class  16 

Charles  H.  Javins  A  Sons,  voucher  No.  676,  class  6 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  678,  class  19 

Jones  A  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  679,  class  5 , 

Manhattan  Coffee  Mills,  voucher  No.  686,  class  15. , 

Miller,  ClageU  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  688: 

Classl! 

17 ^ 


12178 
8G6.80 

16160 
1,451.68 
86.48 
G3L66 
£26.38 

1,626.24 
134.00 
aSLOO 

1L60 

4.45 

167.32 

180L38 
58.70 
17.40 
164.84 
27&00 
S.63 

eo&oo 

BBS.SO 

242.54 

77.12 
801.38 
674.18 

228. 00 
14.60 
280.04 
4&00 
&86 
69.70 
43.20 
8.63 

61.25 
91.96 
62.90 
11.81 
44.80 

633.94 
1,227.45 

464.31 
1,076.25 

187.60 
57.49 

4.628.70 
213.00 
12.60 
75.00 
46.00 
7.56 
22.13 
66.76 
14.85 

64.92 

26.25 

18.13 

102.37 

6CO.00 

350.53 

89.28 

5.70 

490.80 

13.44 

1,491.67 

OOOwOO 

132.37 
21.  S6 


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0 


StpendUym  of  tke  Oavemment  Hotpital  for  the  Jnjcme,  bu  damM^  /or  (hi  fi»oal  ymv 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

PBOVISIONa  AKD  BTOBBS-Oooftiiratd. 


E.  7.  Morpihy  Co.  (Ine.),  ^ 

Oeotgie  F.  Math  &  Co.,  TOiiclier  No.  701,  claas  21.. 


No.  700,  das  2S.. 


WHEgV  *•   JKUUt  «»  ^•'V.,    ▼VUUU6K   X^W.    fUA,  Uli 

James  F.  Oyster,  TocKsher  No.  705,  class  13. 
The  Pride  w  the  Kitchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  706, 
119. 


Rudo!]]^  &  West  Co.,  voticher  No.  700,  class 
Shoeinaker  &  Busch,  voucher  No.  713,  class  21 
Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  No.  721: 

ClasBl 

ClasBO 

Class  14 

Oaaslfi 


21.. 


Q.  Taylor  Wade,  voucher  No.  735: 

Cuss  8 

OaaslO 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  726,  class  15 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  727: 

Ciassl 

OaasU 

OaasM 

Armour  &  Co..  voucher  No.  728,  dasslS. 

Fisher  Bros.,  voucher  No.  732,  class  13 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manuliusturing  Co.,  voucher  Na  734,  class  21 , 

Qinols  Leather  Co.,  voucher  No.  735,  class  17 

H.  Kohnstamm  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  736,  class  17 

LoveweU-Henrici  Co.,  voucher  No.  737.  class  17. 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  740,  class  21 

Jose^  Wahler,  voucher  No.  747,  class  8 

The  Fleisehmann  Co.,  voooher  No.  756,  class  2. , 

Golden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  757,  class  4. 

Standard  OU  Co.,  voucher  No.  760,  class  17 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  761,  dass  3 

Waahbum-c^osby  Co.,  voucher  No.  782,  ciassl 

Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  763,  class  1 , 

Wobum  BrusBUo.,  voucher  No.  766,  class  21 

Armour  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  767,  class  3 , 

The  Schwarzschlld  &  Sulsbener  Co.  of  America,  voudier  No.  771,  class  5. 

Merchants  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsvlvania,  voucher  No.  810,  class  24 

The  American  Laundry  Machinery  Co.,  voucher  No.  820,  class  17 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  821,  class  21 , 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co.,  voudier  No.  823.  class  21 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  824,  class  19 

Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  828,  class  15 

Duiln  &  Mdttin  Co.  (Inc.)  voucher  No.  833: 

Class  18 

Class  19 

B.  B.  Eamdiaw  &  Bro.,  voudier  No.  834,  dass  1 , 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  830,  class  1 

Odden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  840: 

ClasB4 '. 

Class  13 

Guy,  Cunan  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  842,  class  23 

Hoover  &  Denham,  voudier  No.  844,  dass  5. 

Lewis  Hopfemmaier,  voucher  No.  845,  class  21 

The  Hoee  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  848,  class  1 

P.  H.  HeiskeU. Jr..  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  849,  class  21 

Frank  Home  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  850: 

Class  11 

(IlasBlS 

Havenner  Baking  Co.,  voudier  No.  851,  class  1 

Charles  H.  Javins  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  854,  class  6 

H.  Kohnstamm  &  0>.,  voudier  No.  855,  class  17 

Jones  &  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  861: 

Class  5 

Class  7. 


Qtom  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  864,  class  21 

The  Anchor  Packing  (>>.,  voucher  No.  870,  class  17. , 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  voudier  No.  871,  class  18 

Firiier  Bros.,  voucher  No.  878,  class  13 

The  Otobe  Soap  (}o.,  voucher  No.  879,  class  17 

Wsahlngton  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  880,  class  15. 
MillerTaagett  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  884: 

Ctassl 

Ctass7 

CtassO 

Cbssll 

Cbssl4 

15 

17 


1167.40 
21.07 
555.78 
43.20 
33.54 
51.60 

8.00 
61.25 
9L67 
81.80 

452.00 

12.00 

194.00 

234.32 

78.06 

230.18 

1,227.45 

215.10 

6.76 

53.04 

3.30 

n.50 

59.70 

56.88 

50.06 

233.06 

36.00 

362.61 

1,878.75 

1,076.25 

3.25 

3^491.56 

595.82 

1,540.42 

11.50 

46.00 

11.50 

20.13 

52.50 

6.00 

437.93 

14.85 

13.73 


6n.0O 

5&60 

413.04 

32.00 

2,264.54 

7.96 

164.60 
1,569.98 

94.06 
39L60 

37.93 

619.85 
223.30 
18.60 
4.00 
139.51 
174.30 
17L88 
366.41 

312.02 
80.56 
36.50 

158.00 
30.10 

205.04 

286.78 


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HBCEIPTB  AND  EXFBNDITUBBS. 


Expenditures  of  the  Choemment  HospUal  for  the  Insane,  by  classes,  for  the  fiscal 
ending  June  30, 1911 — Continued. 

PBOVI8IONS  AND  STORES-Oontlnaed. 


Date. 


Ammmt. 


1910. 
Nov.  10 


12 


19 

80 

Deo.    1 

8 


14 


No. 


G.  Taylor  Wade,  i 

CJUmS 

Class  10 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  898: 

Class  1 

Class  18 ^ 

Class  14 

Class  16 

Armour  d(  Co.,  voodher  No.  899,  class  18 

F.S.  Banks  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  900,  class  21 

TheCraadall  Fettle  Co.,  voucher  No.  902,  class  11 

TheColumbiaOllCo.  (inc.),  voucher  No.  903,  class  17 , 

The  Fleischmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  906,  class  2 

Standard  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  906,  dass  21 

Armour  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  909: 

Class  8 

Class  6 

Louis  O.  Cox,  voucher  No.  019,  class  8 

Robert  L.  Anderson,  voucher  no.  921,  class  8 

Manhattan  Coffee  Mills,  voucher  No.  956,  class  15 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  966,  dass  21 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  967,  class  21 

W.  L.  Swavze,  voucher  No.  976,  dass  21 

Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  No.  978: 

Class  9 : 

Class  14 

Class  15 

The  Schwanschlld  &  Sulzberger  Co.  of  America,  voucher  No.  965,  dass  6 . 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  987,  class  3 

Troy  Laundrv  Machinery  Co.  (Ltd.),  voucher  No.  980,  dass  17 

Charles  H.  weser,  voucher  No.  996,  class  6 

W.  A.  Wood  Co.,  voucher  No.  997,  class  17 

Washburn-Crosby  0>.,  voucher  No.  998,  class  1 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  999,  class  21 

Walter  M.  Grimes,  voucher  No.  1007,  class  8 

E.J.  Adams  d(  Co.,  vopcher  No.  1013,  dass  10 

Dulhi  &  MarUn  Co.  (ffic.),  voucher  No.  1023,  dass  18 

Manhattan  0>ffee  Mills,  voucher  No.  1024,  dass  15 

Golden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1025: 

Class  4 

Class  13 

TheE.  B.Adams  Co.,  voucher  No.  1026,  class  18 

The  American  Laundry  Machinery  Co.,  voucher  No.  1027,  class  17 

Clark  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1032,  class  15 

Lewis  DeGrofl  &  Son,  voucher  No.  1037,  class  1 

B.  B.  Eanoshaw  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  1038,  class  1 

Fisher  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1044,  class  13 

The  Fleischmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  1045,  class  2 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1047: 

Class  1 

Chassis 

The  Globe  Soap  Co.,  voucher  No.  1060,  dass  17 

Guy,  Curran  &  (}o..  voucher  No.  1051,  dass  23 

Hamilton  Rubber  Mannfacturinff  Co.,  voucher  No.  1054,  class  21 

Havenner  Baking  Co..  voucher  No.  1057,  class  1 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1050,  class  1 

Hoover  &  Denham,  voucher  No.  1060,dass5 

Lewis  Hopfenmaier,  voucher  No.  1061,  dass  21 

Frank  Hume  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1063: 

Class  5 

Class  11 

Class  14 

Class  15 

Charles  H.  Javins  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1064,  class  6 : 

Jones  &  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  1066: 

Class  5 

Class  7 

Lansburgh  &  Brq^  voucher  No.  1076,  class  21 

ThePrideoftheKitchenCo.,  voucher  No.  1082,  class  21 

Merchants  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  1063,  class  24 

MiUer,  Clagett  &  CJo.,  voucher  No.  1086: 

Class  1 

Class  7 

Class  9 

Class  11 

Class  14 

Class  15 

Class  17 

Class  21      _ 


$525.50 
92.00 

519.18 

73.12 
876.65 

22.06 

1,227.45 

2.70 

87.00 

42.00 

fi2.9» 

12.06 

8,03&a2 

142.40 

71.01 

129.60 

ao6.oo 

CO.  70 

43.20 

&fiO 

24.80 

92.14 

3Sw70 

1,267.21 

464.26 

44.80 

.00 

12.00 

1,076.25 

1.80 

91.53 

l&OO 

73.16 

006.00 

671.50 

867.00 

0L4S 

4.60 

SI.  50 

12.00 

14.85 

120.00 

61.80 

41.10 
£2.50 
276.00 
12.80 
3.37 
01.85 

6oaoo 

334.62 
32.00 

50.28 

164.00 

&51 

1,440.67 

aoa4o 

774.51 

297.00 

107.50 

•     43.20 

2,074.05 

SSSwOO 

37.50 

75.00 

54.50 

20.85 

165. 07 

201.35 

1.82 


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11 


ftpendttum  of  the  Qnftmnmenl  HotpUdLfc^  the  Inaane^  hy  dosses,  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  SO,  i91i--Oontmuea. 

PROVISIONS  AND  BT0RX&-CcmtiiiD6d. 


DUBl 

nuns. 

AnuNnt 

dTu 

B.  J.  Mvphy  Oo.  Quo,),  Toodher  No.  1087: 

88.21 

n|iiff«7?  ,    , 

83.60 

PioiM^  Brpom  Co.,  voucher  No.  1097,  ctaas  21 

50.70 

18 

Swift  &  Co.,  Toucher  No.  1104.  olass  8'. 

343.87 

Jordan  Stobler  Co.,  voucher  ito,  1118: 

Class  9 

122.60 

Class  14 

106w86 

Qasslfi 

48.40 

0.  Taylor  Wade,  voucher  No.  1125: 

ClaffiS . ...  .       .       u.    ..X......... 

282.00 

Class  10 

86.00 

Wpshtaigton  RnhbfrCo.,  voucher  No.  1128,  clam  17 

t.26 

Waftiington  TolMioro  Co!,  voucher  No.  1129, class  16....- 

885.83 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  1130: 

Class  1 ^... 

nasi) 

869.01 
71.04 

n|iiff>i4 .       .. 

1,004.40 
80.60 

Troy  Laundry  Machhiery  Co.  (Ltd.),  voucher  No.  1134,  class  17 

Standard  on  Co.,  voucher  No.  1136,  class  21 '. 

aso 

i^masH.  Raton  A  Ron,  voticher'No.  1138,  class  17. , 

7.50 

The  Schwanschlld  &  8ulsb«rger  Co.  of  Amoica,  voucher  No.  il40,  cbus  5 

680.38 

Armonr  A  f!o.,  vnnnhM*  Nn.  lf42,  <t|fiffif  13 .' 

1,227.45 

Armour  &  Co.',  voucher  No.  1143: 

nnjw?..,. .„ 

4,911.28 
1«2.40 

n|«Wi5 

Cias821 .....  .........  .  ....... 

31.26 

Rfmplffx  Kleotrio Heathiff  Co..  vonrhw No.  1149.clas8l7 

16.40 

n 

T  tf  UMflMon,  vonO>i^  TJa  11fr«^,  clA^  8 .    .                   .... 

71.01 

s 
In.  U 

Merohanta  Coikl  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  1156,  class  24. ^ 

TTfnry  n,  Uattingty.  vouchfT No.  1195, c]a.ss8 .^.mw......... 

6,504.87 
6a60 

Manhattan  CofTiMriir)1to.'vnQC>i<Y  No.  1196,  class  15.     Ii^JSk^                         ^^    ^ 

6O61OO 

17 

CMden  A  Co.,  voucher  "So.  1201:                              if '*^ ' i 

1,074.00 
714.00 

Class  18                                                              Hfe^*  *  '1 

18 

'>^*  K,  F.  Aiiarnit  Tit  ,  voiichfr  No.  1203,  frlam  18        v9fev                  

72.06 

'"^^  AnrhflT  PiM»Vhip  ^^t ,  vfrnrhir  Nf>  1?M,  t»1a*m  17    ^^^^ 

1.28 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  1206,  class  21 ..  .'!7^. 

46.00 

Annotfr  A  Co  ,  voucher  Vo.  1206, class  18... 

639.45 

E.  J.  Adams  A  Co.,  voucher  No.'UiQB: 

ri«#f8 .                                 .  ,.. 

16.20 

Class  10... ...,  ..                                 .    .       .  .. 

14.50 

BarhM'  A  K<^,  vop^h«r  Vp.  1210,  clwif  20 

22.76 

Oark  &  Co.,  vdudier  No.  1215,  class  15 

52.50 

Consolidation  Sales  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1218,  class  20 

11.60 

Th#  HAl^nihlft  on  C", ,  vmt^^^n  No   1222,  CllMW  17 

66.12 

Delta  A  Martin  Co.  (inc.),  voucher  No.  1227,  class  18 

70.09 

I^wfa  TV  nrotf  A  Son,  VO^iChW  Na,  12«,  c1«MW  1 .    .               . 

12.00 

B.  B.  Ramahaw  A  Bro.,  voucher  No.  1230,  class  1 

14.85 

m^hmr  Pros.,  voni!>»«r  Nn.  12^2,  ^1^1^  13 

142.60 

'V*)>e  Fleischmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  1233,  clam  2....                                   ...... 

58.58 

TIM  P.M.  Frank  Disinfecting  (}o.,  voucher  No.  1^,  class  21 

31.15 

W.  M.  Gait  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1237: 
Clansl 

27.46 

Oh»«i  15 ... , 

26.25 

The  Olobo  Soap  Co.,  vouchtsp  No.  mo,  class  17 

206.25 

Gay|Cnrnui  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1242,  class  23 

20.20 

The  ISoce  &  McDowell  Go.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1246.  class  1 

733.12 

iMMT^^AiiikAn   trnni>h«>Na   1!2ili  AloMft.     ,, 

75.60 

P.H.  HetokeU,|r.,&  Co.,  voucher  No.  1249,  clasB  21 

2.13 

Thft  Harrel  Soap  Co.,  voucher  No,  1250,  class  21..........  ......  . 

1.15 

W.  A.  HaU,  vouchor  No.  1261,  daas  15 ., 

HAvemier  Baking  Co.,  voucher  No.  1252,  daas  1 «. 

Hoover  &  Denham,  voucher  No.  1253,  daas  5. ^ 

FiBnk  Home  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1254: 

Chm  11 

56.00 
93.70 
328.14 

82.30 

(lam  14 

8.51 

"iw-is 

1,421.75 

Chariea  H.  fevlna  A  Sons,  voucher  No.  1265,  class  6 

489.20 

Albflrt  1/.  Johnson,  vowh'w  T^ft  12M,  niftJH  21 

5.67 

Jones  A  Lamh  Co.,  voucher  No.  1258: 

^CtesaS 

180.00 

C^mS 

C^m7 - 

Q«xfBF.Mnth&  Co.,  voucher  No.  1273,  class  21 ^ 

1,777.58 

186.00 

8.26 

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BBCEIPT8  AND  EXPENI>ITimSS. 


EsBpendUwr99ofthe€hvtmment  Hoipitalfor  the  In9ane,  by  clM$ei,  for  the  JUeal  yw 
ending  June  30, 1911— Continued. 


PROVISIONS  AND  STORES-ContlBaed. 


1011. 
Jan.  18 


10 


FM>. 


17 


Miller,  Clagett  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1274: 

ClasBl 

Cla8B7 

ClasBO 

ClAMll 

Class  14 

Class  15 

Class  17 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.).  vouchor  No.  1278,  class  21 

Merchants  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  1282,  claas  24 

J.  Ockerahausen,  voucher  No.  1288,  class  14 

Pittsburffh  Gage  &  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1280,  class  17 

Pioneer  Broom  Co..  voucher  No.  1201,  class  21 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  1202,  class  21 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1206,  class  21 

Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  No.  1301: 

ClassO 

Class  14 

ClasBiS 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1304,  class  3 

W.  L.  Swayte,  voucher  No.  1305,  class  21 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  1318,  class  15 

Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  1310,  class  1 

Charles  H .  Weser ,  voucher  No .  1 320 .  class  6 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  1322: 

Class  1 

Class  13 

Class  16 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  1326,  class  21 

George  B.  Wheeler,  voucher  No.  1327,classl7 ., 

HartweUTi-^ ^     "'-  '" *  -s8 

The  Schwai  America,  voucher  No.  1331,  class  5. 

Armour  AC  

TheBaltim(  ler  No.  1334,  class  24 

Charles  K.<  i88  8 

Standard  Oi  b21 

Merchants  C  tucher  No.  1370,  class  24 

Charles  A.  1  ass  8 

Manhattan  I  )2,  class  15 

Harry  B.S\ ^, ,^J«8  8 

E.J.  Adams  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1387,  class  10 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1380,  class  20 

The  P.  M.  Frank  Disinfecting  Co.,  voucher  No.  1300,  claas  21 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1301: 

Class  1 

Class  15 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1303,  ckiss  1 

Merchants  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  1307,  class  24 

National  City  Dairy  Co.,  voucher  No.  1300.  class  13. 

James  F.  Oirater,  voucher  No.  1400,  claas  13 

Charles  H.  Weser,  voucher  No.  1404,  class  0 

Washbum-Croeby  Co.,  voucher  No.  1405,  class  1 

Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  1406,  class  1 

Lewis  Hopfenmaier,  voucher  No.  1407,  class  21 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co^  voucher  No.  1400,  class  21 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1412,  class  24 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  1414,  class  21 

TheE.  B.  Adams  Co.,  voucher  No.  1415,  class  18 

The  Anchor  Packing  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1416,  class  17 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1434.  class  3 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1435,  class  23 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1436: 

Class  1 

Class  7 

ClassO 

Class  11 

Class  14 

Class  15 

Class  17 

Class  21 

Lynah  &  Readifinc.),  voucher  No.  i438,  class  24 

Jones  &  Lamb  (>>.,  voucher  No.  1448: 

ClassS 

Class  7 

Charles  H.  Javinsdt  Sons,  voucher  No.  1440,  class  6 

Hoover  d{  Denham,  voucher  No.  1450.  class  5 

Havenner  Baking  (>>.,  voucher  No.  1451,  class  1 

Fisher  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1455,  class  13 

Golden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1456,claaB4 


8368.76 
118.14 
111.50 
100.01 

24.90 
582.26 

13.35 
123.68 
549.56 

27.00 

21.00 

59.70 

43.20 

35.66 

122.50 

103.70 

5.70 

224.15 

6.50 

449.96 

1,233.75 

74.00 

370.65 

72.96 

22.29 

54.10 

7.00 

268.25 

620.40 

8,530.16 

17.00 

113.40 

7.00 

11.393.77 

22L04 

606.00 

178.07 

8.00 

16.55 

47.17 

20.73 

26.25 

886.56 

36L71 

1,202.40 

883.79 

75. » 

2,152.50 

105.00 

32.00 

12.62 

3.00 

92.00 

62.29 

4.00 

184.37 

83.66 

445.22 
53.70 
184.50 
190.75 
36.58 
814.82 
220.97 
7  26 
S5&9B 

M58.«) 
186-00 
392.00 
394. 9^ 
104.03 
181.00 
940. 00 


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ending  June  SOy  1911 — Continued. 


PBOVISIONS  AND  STORES-Continued. 


DitB. 

Hema. 

Amount. 

mi. 

Apr.  17 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Ina),  voucber  No.  1819: 

$10.70 

niM,«9a 

83.66 

George  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1820,  class  21 

22.80 

Natiebal  aty  Dairy  Co.,  voucher  No.  18^1,  class  13 

1,202.40 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  1826,  class  21 

59.70 

The  Pride  of  the  Elltchen  Co.,  voucher  No.  1826,  class  21 

43.20 

18 

RimpV^T  Rfet^tri^  Hesfflpg  f>>. ,  vminh^r  No.  1837,  class  17 

12.60 

Thft  R   n   Smith  rn     vniiftbAr  Hn   l«3fl,  o\^^  1^ 

1.00 

atand^ird  Oil  Co  ,  vq^ifih^r  No   1^  clftftS  17 

12.06 

W.  T.,  RwiiyM  voiich4^r  No.  1847,  ClftSS  21.. 

13.00 

Swift  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1848,  class  3 

212.48 

Troy  Laundry  Machixiery  Co.  (Ltd.),  voucher  No.  1861.  class  17 

44.80 

.Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  1857,  class  1 

2,162.60 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  1858,  class  16 

27.88 

Somerse^t  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  1859: 

Class  1 

469.84 

Class  13 

72.80 

Class  14 

Class  15 

502.20 
27.76 

Charles  H.  Weser,  voucher  No.  1861,  class6 

92.60 

The  Schwarzschild  &  Sulzborgfir  Co.  of  Amftricft,  voiioHat  Nn.  18ft2,  o\^^  6 

1.261.43 

Jones  &  Lamb  Co  ,  voucher  No.  1867: 

Class  3 

180.00 

Class  5 

1, 160. 97 

Class  7 

186.00 

Armour  &,  Co.,  voucher  No.  1870,  class  3 

3,849.85 

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Merchants' Coal  Co.  of  Pexmsylvania,  voucher  No.  1873,  class  24 

195.93 

May    3 

Merchants'  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No  1915,  class  24 

3, 129. 10 

10 

E.  J.  Adams  &  Co.,  voucher  Ko.  1921: 

r!ii«s8      .       ... 

486.40 

Class  10 

17.60 

Clark  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1928,  class  15 

31.60 

Lewis  De  Groflf  &  Son,  voucher  No.  1932: 

Class  1 

12.00 

Class  9 

28.00 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1934: 

Class! 

27.46 

Class  15 

16.76 

Golden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1936.  class  4 

219.00 

RftmnnAr  Rf^iring  r^,,  voflinl^er  N<^.  I<n7,  f^lAj»  1 ... 

64.32 

The  Harral  Soap^Co.,  voucher  No.  1938,  blass21 

1.15 

Honv^r  <&  n^Tih'^Tn,  voucher  No,  1939.  clfvvj^. 

381.00 

I^wfs  Hopf^nmaier,  voucher  No.  iwrf,  f^lftss  21     . .            .......... 

64.00 

The  Hoge'dle  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1941,  class  1 

521.66 

Frank  Hume  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1945: 

Class  9 

7.66 

Class  11 

164.60 

Class  15 

1.448.68 

Jones  &  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  1946: 

Class  3 

90.00 

Class  6 

1,149.06 
186.00 

Class? 

ifatihfittJiii  roflPAA  MM1«,  vonnhflr  ^o,  ^%^,  cIimw  ^^ 

606.00 

E.  J.  Muiphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1958: 

6.70 

riftiw  oa                                                   . , .               

83.66 

Miller,  Qaeett  <b  Co.,  voucher  No.  1959: 

160.81 

cvktm  7      .      .  . 

64.44 

Clfu«  0      .        . ,                          .                   .   , 

223.00 

niikMii      .... 

88.50 

ClM9l4 .                .      . 

17.91 

Class  16 

34.40 

Qassl? 

288.68 

Th«  PHdA  of  t>iA  intnhATi  Ha,  ,  iTAiinhPT  Na    lOftfi,  t>\tis^  51 

43.20 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1967,  dass  21. 

206.80 

Swift  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1971,  class  3./. 

157. 47 

Jordan  Stabler  Co.,  voucher  Ne.  1977: 

122.60 

Class  14 

106.52 

Class  16 

45.20 

Wnhfngton  Toba<Mv>  Co.,  vmirhw  No.  1983,  ola.ss  16 

368.89 

w«flibnrn-OroBby  Co  ^  voucher  No  198S,  class  I         . 

1,076.25 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  vouc^r  No.  1987: 

riAwi           . .  .           

278.67 

dim  13                                         ,^,.,  ,             .    

72.64 

qmih                                                  

602.20 

U 

yWMinlBM  voucher  No.  1989.  class  13 ..:..".: 

162.80 

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KBGEIPTB  AND  EXPENDITUBES. 


BrpendUwres  of  the  OovemmerU  Hospital  for  the  Imane,  bv  classet,  for  the  JUoaH  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911— Continued. 


PROVISIONS  AND  STORBS-Continued. 


Dftts. 


Items. 


Amount. 


1911. 
M^  12 


16 
18 
22 
24 
June   8 


10 


12 


TheE.  B.  Adams  Co.,  vottcfaer  No.  1993,  class  18 

The  Capital  City  Dairy  Co.,  voucher  No.  1999,  class  13 

The  Commbia  OU  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2000,  class  17 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2006: 

Class  18 

Class  19 

Class  20 

The  Flelschmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  2008,  class  2 

James  A.  Helskell,  voucher  No.  2013,  class  8 

Charles  H.  Javins  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  2014,  class  6 

H.  Kohnstamm  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  2016,  class  17 

W.  H.  Kirkwood  &  Son.  voucher  No.  2017,  dass  6 

Lansbureh  &  Bro. ,  voucher  No.  2019,  class  21 

Merchants'  Coal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  2021,  dass  24. . 

National  City  Dairy  Co.,  voucher  No.  2028,  class  13 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.,  voucher  No.  2032.  class  21 

Standard  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  2083,  dass  17 

Charles  O .  Stott  &  Co. ,  voucher  No.  2039,  class  21 

Troy  Laundry  Machinery  Co.  (Ltd.).  voucher  No.  2040,  dass  17. . 

Wobum  Brush  Co.,  voucher  No.  20«,  dass  21 

Charles  H.  Weser,  voucher  No.  2043,  class  6 

TheS.  C.  Smith  (}o.,  voucher  No.  2048.  dass  16 

B.  B.  Eamshawdle  Bro.,  voudier  No.  2050,  dass  1 

Orafton  Owens,  voucher  No.  2067,  dass  8 

Armour  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2069,  dass  3 

Merchants'  (}oal  Co.  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  2060,  dass  24. . 
The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  voucher  No.  2103: 

Class  18 

Class  19 

Class  20 

E.  J.  Adams  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2104,  class  8 

The  Anchor  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  2105,  class  17 , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. ,  voucher  No.  2106,  class  21 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2107,  class  21 , 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2111,  class  18 

B.  B.  EamshawA  Bro.,  voucher  No.  2112,  class  1 , 

Falcon  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  2114,  dass  14 

Fisher  Bros.,  voucher  No.  2116,  class  13 

The  P.  M.  Frank  Disinfecting  Co.,  voucher  No.  2117,  class  21 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2118,  class  1 

Golden  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2122: 

Class  4 

Class  13 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  2125,  class  19 

Clark  &Co.,  voucher  No.  2129,  class  15 

The  Columbia  Oil  Co.  (Inc. ),  voucher  No.  2131 ,  class  17 

Lewis  De  Groff  &  Son,  voucher  No.  2133: 

Class  1 

Class  9 : 

The  Globe  Soap  Co.,  voucher  No.  2136,  class  17 

Guy.  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2187: 

Class  21 

Class  23 

Havenner  Baking  Co..  voucher  No.  2142,  class  1 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2143,  class  1 

Hoover  &  Denham,  voucher  No.  2144,  class  6 

Lewis  Hopfenmaier,  voucher  No.  2145,  class  21 

Frank  Hume  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2147: 

Class  5 

Class  11 

Class  15 

W.  H.  Kirkwood  &  Son,  voucher  No.  2161,  class  6. 

H.  Kohnstamm  A  (^.,  voucher  No.  2153,  class  17 

The  Capital  City  Dairy  Co.,  voucher  No.  2156,  class  13 

Standard  Oil  (^.,  voucher  No.  2158,  class  21 

Daniel  Loudiran,  voucher  No.  2162.  class  21 

Manhattan  Coffee  MUls.  voucher  No.  2164,  class  16 

George  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2170,  class  21 

Charles  H.  Javins  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  2172,  class  6^.., 

Jones  it  Lamb  Co.,  voucher  No.  2175: 

Class  5 

Class  7 

Merchants  OnU  (3o.,  of  Pennsylvania,  voucher  No.  2178,  class  24. 
MiUer,  Clagett  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2179: 

Class  1 

Class  7 

Class  9 

Class  11 


$igo.7i 

1,302.60 
42.00 

73.14 

110.49 

16.20 

50.63 

64.00 

54.50 

1L75 

403.64 

259.87 

3,424.06 

643.20 

59.70 

25.09 

.00 

2.00 

6.50 

74.00 

.70 

14.85 

170.88 

3,254.39 

298.92 

132.64 

18.96 

214.50 

6.00 

57.50 

L68 

10133 

14.85 

5.00 

213.00 

47.17 

Z7.4(B 

a6L7S 

723.61 

23.00 

3L50 

42.00 

24.00 

00.00 

375.00 

2B.« 

6l28 

122L18 

1,032.34 

S9a42 

S2.00 

SOL  28 

164.  «L 

1,444.15 

256.20 

54.81 

l,a02.60 

31.21 

1&2S 

OO&OO 

37.20 

eoiso 

2«847.«5 

34&00 

6»077.SS 

407.67 
SOL  55 

15a  00 
74.88 


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ending  June  SO,  1921 — Continued. 


PBOVI8XOMB  AKD  BTORBfl-OontiniiBd. 


uu. 

hm  U 


Inly  17 


«r,Gto8»ttA00M^ 

CkMiU. 


rNo.217»-OBiitiiia»d. 


_jl». 
Class  17. 


C1MB21 

Ptonwr  Broom  Co..  vopclier  No.  2185,  elan  21 

ThePrideoftbeKitclLenCo.,ToocherNo.  2187,  class  21 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  yoDcher  No.  2189,  class  21 

The  Schwanachild  4t  Sultberger  Co.,  of  Axnerica,  voochflr  No.  2105,  class  5. 
Joitlaii  Stabler  Co.,  yoaeher  No.  2200: 

Classic 


ClMSU. 
C1MB15. 


The  Fldachmann  Co.,  ▼oachcr  No.  2202,  class  2. 

W.  L.  Bwsyxe,  yoncherNo.  2205,  class  21 

Swift  &  Co..  yoaeher  No.  2206,  class  3 

Troy  Laundry  Machinery  Co.  (Ltd.),  yoaeher  No.  2211,  class  17. 
O.  Taylor  Wade,  yoaeher  No.  2214: 
ClaasS. 


Class  10 

WashboriFCroeby  Co.,  yoaeher  No.  2215,  «^lass  1 

WaahingtOD  Tobacco  Co.,  yoaeher  No.  2210,  class  15. 
Somerset  R.  Waters,  yooeher  No.  2217: 

Class  1. 


ClMBia. 
Class  14. 


Class  15 

John  Wanamaker,  yooeher  No.  2221,  class  21 

QeorseB.  Wheeler,  youcher  No.  2222,  class  17 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.),  youcher  No.  2226,  class  18 

Merchants  Coal  Co. ,  of  rennsylyanla,  yooeher  No.  2228,  class  24. . 

nieo.  H.  Eaton  &  Bon,  yoaeher  No.  2235,  class  17 

Armoor  A  Co.,  yooeher  No.  2237,  class  3 

Manhattan  Coffee  Mills,  youcher  No.  2242,  class  15 

Lynah&Read(Inc.),  youcher  No.  2243,  etass  24 

Lynah  &  Read  (Inc.),  youcher  No.  2245,  class  24 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  youcher  No.  41,  class  18 

E.  1.  Adams  dk  Co.,  youcher  No.  42: 

ClaasS. 


Class  10 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  youcher  No.  44,  class  21 

Bottom  &  Torrance,  youcher  No.  54,  class  17 

The  Capital  City  Dataj  Co.,  youcher  No.  57,  class  13 

Ctark  ^Co.,  youcher  No.  64,ctass  15 

Dnlln  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  youcher  No.  74,  class  18 

Fisher  Bros.,  youcher  No.  78,  class  13 

Julins  Fowl,  youcher  No.  80.  class  17 

W.  M.  Gait  A  Co.,  youcher  No.  81: 

Clnsl 

Class  15 

The  Globe  Soap  Co..  youcher  No.  84,  class  17 

Qolden  &  Co.,  youcher  No.  85: 

Cltts4 

Class  13 

Hayenner  Baking  Co..  youcher  No.  90,  class  1 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  youcher  No.  91,  class  1.. 

Hooyer  A  Denham,  youcher  No.  (^  class  5. 

Fjruik  Home  (Inc.),  youcher  No.  93: 

ClMSll 

Class  15 

W.  H.  Kirkwood  dk  Bon,  youcher  No.  99,  class  6 

H.  Kohnstamm  ii  Co.,  youcher  No.  103,  class  17 

Lansborgh  A  Bro.,  youcher  No.  106,  class  21 

Mnier,  Clagett  A  Co.,  youcher  No.  113: 

Class  1 

CtassO 

CtaoBll 

C1M8  14 

CtaosU 

Cbnl? 

Class  21 

E.  1.  Moiphy  Co.  (Inc.),  yooeher  No.  116,  class  17 

George  F.  Moth  &  Co  ,  youcher  No.  117,  class  21 

North  Star  Ash  Can  Co  ,  yooeher  No.  124,  claas  19 

Pkmeer  Broom  Co  ,  yooeher  No.  127,  class  21 , 

The  Pilde  of  the  Kitchen  Co.,  yooeher  No.  128»  dan  21.... 


812.07 
192.98 
677.36 
a63 
99.50 
64.80 
112.06 
1,336.17 

245.00 
235.42 
88.70 
52.63 
13.00 
211.70 
112.00 

6n.  50 

8.00 

1,338.75 

380.83 

519.01 

7L04 

1,004.40 

20.81 

54.10 

7.00 

.56 

362.67 

7.60 

4,036.20 

606.00 

2,705l41 

604.03 

88.94 

251.25 
66u76 
28.75 
.60 
1,302.60 
31.50 
108.33 
163.40 
67.08 

27.46 
26w25 
137.50 

241.74 
783.66 
182.78 
750.00 
522.84 

166u50 

1,504.95 

427.00 

3.00 

191.50 

326.19 

150.00 

122.60 

29.85 

222.75 

308.14 

3.63 

230.30 

38.30 

45.60 

99.50 

129.60 


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Expendiiut€9  of  the  OovemmerU  Hospital  for  the  Iruanet  by 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

PBOVISIONB  AMD  BTORBa--Oo]iti]ii]ed. 


daMM»t  for  ^  fi^eal  year 


Data. 


1911. 
July  18 


27 
Aug.    3 


The  John  Van  Ranee  Co.,  voucher  No.  100,  class  20l 

Charles  Q.  Btott  &  Co.,  voacher  No.  147,  class  21 

Swift  &  Co^  voucher  No.  148,  class  3 

O.  Taylor  Wade,  voucher  No.  164: 

Class  8 

Classic 

Washbum^ihfosby  Co.,  voucher  No.  156,  class  1 

Washington  Tobacco  Co.,  voucher  No.  167,  class  15 

Somerset  R.  Waters,  voucher  No.  158: 

Class  1 

Class  13 

W.  A.  Wood  Co.,  voucher  No.  160.  class  17 

Armour  &Co.,  voucher  No.  163,  class 3 

The  Flelschmann  Co.,  voucher  No.  164,  class  2. 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  167,  class  21 

The  E.  B.  Adams  Co.,  voucher  No.  183: 

Class  19 

Class  20 

B.  A.  Fowler,  voucher  No.  189,  classic 

Dulin  Si  Martin  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  234: 

Class  18 

Class  20 

The  Baltimore  <b  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  235,  class  24 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  249,  class  21 

John  8.  Schneider,  voucher  No.  252,  class  21 

Merchants  Coal  Co.,  of  Pennsylvania,  paid  by  auditor,  class  24. . 


815.00 

3.56 

144.29 

945.00 

13.00 

2,152.50 

467.04 

333.75 

76i32 

11.00 

4,062.22 

52.54 

0.75 

3.00 

&12 

403.44 

2.70 

30.60 

1.00 

11.50 

117.50 

5,129.23 


Total. 


279,963.21 


FXTRNTrURE  AND  BEDDING. 


1910. 
Aug.  18 

Sept  16 

16 


Oot   19 


Nov.    8 


10 
Deo.    5 

12 
15 


19 


1911. 
Jan.     4 
18 


Feb.  17 


R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  250,  dass  29 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  296,  class  29 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  460.  class  29 

The  Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  506,  class  30 

William  R.  Thompson,  voucher  No.  559: 

aass26 

Qass28 

Universal  Tradiioig  Co.,  voucher  No.  563.  class  26 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  691,  caass  25 

Silverberg's  Art  Store,  voucher  No.  714,  class  25 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  729,  class  25 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufiacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  T^,  class  25. 

Universal  Trading  Co..  voucher  No.  746,  dass  20. 

R.  P.  aarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  831,  class  26 

EUisA.Gimbel,  voucher  No.  841,  class  26 

Ouy,  Cunan  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  842,  class  26 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  859: 

aass26 

aass27 

Bedell  Manufiacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  874,  class  26 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  993,  class  26 \ 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co.,  voucher  No.  1014,  class  27. ,.  A 

S.  EAnn,  Sons  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  lOOS.dassSO A 

Richard  Levick's  Son  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1078,  class  26.. 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1093,  class  27 

Singer  Sewing  Machme  Co.,  voucher  No.  1114,  class  30... 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  1120,  class  26 

WilUam  R.  Tnompson,  voucher  No.  1121,  dass  26 


••\- 


TheQlobe-WemickeCo.,  voucher  No.  1192,  class  25 1 

R.  P.  Qarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1216,  dass  26 ;. 

Derby  Desk  Co.,  voucher  No.  1226,  dass  25 

8.  Kann,  Sons  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1254,  dass  30 , 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  1266.  class  28 ' 

The  Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  Carpet  Co.,  voucher  No.  12|72,  dass  25. 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1279,  class  25 4, 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  1316,  dass  26 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1506,  dass  30. 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  1326,  class  25 

Richard  Levick's  Son  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1439,  dass  26.. 

Universal  Trading  Co.,  voucher  No.  1470,  dass  26 

Knitted  Padding  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1474.  dass  26. 

Edwtn  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  1496,  ciaas  26 


;£ 


V 


$5.28 
.72 

13. 2S 
.75 

86.96 

175.41 

3.33 

168.92 

8.  SO 

11.52 

15.50 

9.90 

190.00 

155.50 

430.00 

1,816.00 

67.19 

12.00 

290.02 

375.76 

1.45 

215.00 

48.00 

1.03 

150.70 

84.01 

10.50 

100.00 

44.00 

1.00 

218.73 

108.34 

10.50 

699.85 

.40 

7.80 

2I&.00 

8.88 

2S7.S0 

UA.70 


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BEGEIPTS  AND  EXPBNDITUBB8. 


19 


Sxpaidkuna  of  the  Oc9emment  Hospital  for  the  Insanej  by  dassei,  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  30, 1911— Continued. 


FURNITURE  AND  BBDDZNQ— Contlimad. 


19U. 
Mar.  7 
8 
9 
11 
14 
17 
15 
17 


Apr. 


18 
Iby  10 


18 

Jmie  8 
10 
13 


13 
Joly  17 


18 


Tbe  Julius  Laosbtirgh  Fomitare  &  Carpet  Co^  youcher  No.  1577,  class  20 

8.  Kann.  Sons  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  loao.  class  80 

Edwin  H.  Taegart,  voucher  No.  1659.  class  28 

W.  B.  Moses  ASons.  voucher  No.  1693,  class  25 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  1604,  class  30 

ArtMetalConstructionCo.,  voucher  No.  1703,  dass  25 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1760,  class  26 

Gu3r.Curran  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1785,  dass  26 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1818,  dass  28 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  1838,  dass  30 

Edwin  H.  Tasgart,  voucher  No.  1850,  dass  26 

R.  P.  aarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1927.class26 

Guy,  Curran  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1935,  class  26 

Richard  Levick's  Son  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1054,  dass  26 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  1980,  class  20 

Universal  Trading  Co.,  voucher  No.  i982,  dass26 

H.  D.  Dougherty  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2006,  dass  25 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  2019,  dass  28 

SingerSewingMachlneCo.,  voucher  No.  2034,  class  30 

Williaxn  R.  Tnompson,  voucher  No.  2041,  class  28 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co^  voucher  No.  2109,  class  26. 

R.  P.  AndrewsPaperCo.,  voucher  No.  2126,  dass  27 

The  Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  Carpet  Co..  voucher  No.  2159,  dass  25 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  2168,  class  28 

George  W.  Spier,  voucher  No.  2199,  class  25 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  2208,  class  26 

William  R.  Thompson,  voucher  No.  2209,  dass  26 

R.  P.  aarke  Co.,  voucner  No.  65: 

Class  26 

aass27 

EUIs  A.  Gimbd,  voucher  No.  83,  dass  26 

KnittedPaddingCo.,  voucher  NO.  100,  dass  26 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  106,  class  28 

Tbe  Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  Carpet  Co.,  voucher  No.  107,  dass  26. 

RichardLevick'sSon&Co.,  voucher  No.  109,  dass  26 

William  R.  Thompson,  voucher  No.  149,  dass  28 

Edwin  H.  Taggart,  voucher  No.  150,  dass  26 

Universal  Trading  Co.,  voucher  No.  153,  dass  26 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. ,  voucher  No.  168,  dass  25 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  1^  dass  30 

Guy.  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  185,  class  27. 

H.i).  Dougherty  &  Co. .  voucher  No.  196,  class  25 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  260,  dass  26 

Total 


121.60 

LOO 

187.90 

18.72 

L26 

800.00 

6.24 

70.81 

182.00 

4.00 

847.60 

190.00 

173.72 

215.00 

847.60 

8.88 

104.40 

182.50 

.75 

94.64 

248.86 

158.07 

62.64 

88.00 

LOO 

605.20 

162.58 

433.07 
55.76 
123.78 
287.60 
444.07 
65.40 
215.00 
181.80 
831.49 
8.88 
49.25 
95.00 
102.60 
104.40 
487.00 


12,972.03 


DRY  GOODS  AND  CLOTHING. 


1910. 
8qit.  15 


10 

Oct  18 


10 
Nov.    8 


R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  464,  class  33 

Ony,  Coiran  &  Co.,  voudier  No.  473* 

CtoaB33 

Class  37 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voucher  No.  477,  class  33 

WQUam  H^m  or  Co.,  voucher  No.  478,  class  38 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  578,  class  37 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co^  voucher  No.  653,  class  33 

Guy,  Coiran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  668: 

Class  32 

Class  33 

Class  37 

WUham  Hahn  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  669.  class  38 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  682,  class  33 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  831: 

Class  33 

Class  38 

Guy.  Curran  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  842,  class  37 

Wiuktm  Hahn  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  846: 

Class  38 

Class  39 

BaiTv  Kaufman,  voucher  No.  858: 

0888  35 

Class  39 

Lansbanh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  859.  class  33 

Bedell  luomfhctaring  Co.,  voucher  Na  874,  ctess  83, 


S302.99 

48.82 
8.60 

61.86 
159.00 

23.76 
217.80 

160.00 
102.31 
22.10 
6.60 
333.18 

15L42 

136.00 

8.50 

154.80 
57.60 

318.60 
78.40 
89.40 
13.60 


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BBOBIPTS  AHD  EXPBNDITUBS8. 


^pendUpra  of  the  Oovemment  HospUalfor  the  Iruane,  by  daues^  for  th$  Ji$eal  fear 
ending  June  30^  79//— Continued. 


DBY  GOODS  AND  OLOTHIN( 


DalB. 


1910. 
Deo.    8 
12 
16 


IP 

tSdU 
:i$n.  18 


FebL  16 


17 


Iftf .    8 


Apr. 


10 
May  10 


W.  L.  King,  Tonohar  No.  968,  dan  38. 
R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voncher  No.  1019.  cla 
Gay,  Corran  &  Co.,  voabher  No.  1061: 

Class  32 

Class  33 

Wflliam  Hahn  &  Co.,  voacher  No.  1062,  class  38. 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voacher  No.  10^  class  33 

Harry  Kaiifman,  Toucher  No.  1070: 

aas8  33 

Class  35 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voacher  No.  1076: 

Class  32 


Parker,  Bridget  &  Co.,  voacher  No.  1096,  class  32. . 
"  '    &  Co.,  voacher  No.  1109,  class  32 ». 


The  Bleber-Kaiifman  Co.,  voacher  No.  1209,  class  32. . 

B.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1216.  class  38 

Guy.  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1243: 

Class  32 

Class  33 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voacher  No.  1245,  class  33 

WllUam  Hahn  dt  Co.,  voucher  No.  1247,  class  38 

Harry  Kaufman,  voucher  No.  1259: 

aass38 

Class  30 

W.  L.  King,  voucher  No.  1261,  class  38 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voacher  No.  1266: 

Class  32 

Class  33 

M.  D.  Lindsay .  voucher  No.  1269,  class  38 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  1326: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

Harry  Kaufman,  voacher  No.  1304: 

aass33 

Class  38 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voacher  No.  1442: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

Henry  T.  Kent,  voucher  No.  1445,  class  33 

William  Hahn  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1453,  class  38 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co.,  voacher,  No.  1454,  class  32 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1462,  class  Z 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1463,  class  33 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1690,  class  38 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1606: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

William  Hahn  &  Co..  voucher  No.  1612,  class  38 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  1624: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

Saks  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1638,  class  3S 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1762,  class  33 , 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1785: 

Class  32 


WUIiam  Hahn  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1786,  class  38 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voucher  No.  1793.  class  33 

Harry  Kaufman,  voucher  No.  1797,  class  39 

W.  L.  King,  voucher  No.  179R;  class  38 

Lansburgh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  1803,  class  33 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  1872: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1925,  class  33. 
R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1927: 

Class  33. 

Class  38. 


Guy^  Curran  &  Co.,  voacher  No.  1935: 
Class  32... , 


Class  33 

William  Hahn  &  Co.,  voacher  No.  1942,  class  38. 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voacher  No.  1943,  class  33 

Harry  Kaufman,  voucher  No.  1948,  class  34 

O.  W.  Khig  &  Son,  voacher  No.  1949,  class  38. .. 


SS2.73 
47a  06 

268.60 

3.00 

291.63 

141.18 

537.98 
9L00 

142.60 
197.75 
318.50 
331.50 


86.40 
840.00 

69.40 

44.58 

.85 

154.80 

108.00 
66.00 
46.25 

8.70 
44.53 
3L2S 

29.16 
23.75 

766.85 
72.00 

179.88. 

10.50 

1,096.86 

274.76 

150.78 

7.04 

672.61 

476.00 

78.64 
162.40 
200.60 

193.81 

36.25 

2.00 

206.30 

72.50 
10.68 

159.00 
04.12 
56.00 
64.76 

327.90 

29.16 
23.75 
13.60 

474.58 
470.00 

181.08 
79.53 

154.80 
98.88 

140.50 
8.35 


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SBOBIPTS  AND  BXFBKDITDBES. 


21 


&]Midto«i  of  (fte  GoMmm^TU  EM-p^laX  far  Out  Iruane,  bv  doMet,  for  the  fMoaX  }fev 
ending  June  30,  i9ii— Oontinuea. 


DRY  OOOD8  AND  OLOTHXHa-Omftiniiad. 


Illf  10 

12 


Saks  A  Ca,  voaoher  No.  1978,  olaas  32 

The  Bieber-Kanfniftii  Co-,  voucher  No.  1906,  olaas  32 

LaDsbundli  &  Bro.,  voucher  Na  2019.  class  87 

Parker,  Bridget  &  Co^  voucher  No.  2029,  class  32 

Wasbmaton  Rubber  Co.,  voucher  No.  2044,  class  38. 

B.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  2109.  class  38 

Ouv.  Cuiran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2137: 

Class  33 

Class  36 

William  Hahn  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  2138: 

Class  38 

Class  30 

Martin  L.  Horn,  voucher  No.  2146,  class  33 

Harrv  Kanfman,  voucher  Na  2148: 

Class  33 

Class  89 

0.  W.  King  A  Son,  voucher  No.  2150,  class  38 

Lansbunh  &  Bro.,  voucher  No.  2227,  class  33 

The  Biebei^Kauftnan  Co.,  voucher  No.  61,  class  32. . 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co.,  voucher  No.  66,  class  33 

Ony,  Curran  dk  Co.,  voucher  No.  87: 

Class  33. ...■•.... •...•..••.•.•••...«.■••*. ...••• 

Class  36 

Class  37 

HenivT.  Kent,  voucher  No.  96,  class  33 

LansDUigh  A  Bro.,  voucher  No.  106: 

Class  33 

Class  37 

John  Wanamaker,  voucher  No.  167,  class  33 

The  Bieber-Kaufman  Co.,  voucher  No.  171,  class  32. 
Ony,  Curran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  185: 

Class  36 

Class  37 

B.  P.  Claire  Co.,  voucher  No.  195,  class  38 

HaiiT  Kanfman,  voucher  No.  197: 

Class  33 

Class  39 

Total 


•326.00 
411.40 
37.80 
825.00 
6.80 
476.00 

8.84 
72.50 

320.40 

64.80 

.68 

860.61 

56.00 

3.75 

504.28 
60.60 

408.24 

78.23 

145.00 

103.80 

1.871.30 

129.00 
5.26 
29.16 
2.40 

82.50 

1.70 

476.00 

526.56 
56.00 


20,732.26 


MEDICAL  SUPPLIES. 


H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  258,  class  41, 

Z.D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  2G0,  class  40 

J.  Elwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  267,  class  41 

Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  209,  class  40 

Shoemaker^  Buach,  voucher  No.  280,  class  40 

Traslow  A  FuUe  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  285,  class  40 

F.  A.  Tschiffely,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  286,  class  40 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  vouchor  No.  312.  class  40 

Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  315,  class  40 

George  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  317,  class  41 

Jdhn  Wveth  &  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  320,  class  40 

Lewis  Fumer,  voucher  No.  468,  class  40 

H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  469,  class  41. 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  472,  class  40 

OnytCnrran  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  473,  class  41 

1%eKny-ScheererCo.,  voucher  No.  487,  class  41 

M.  A.  Leese,  voucher  No.  489,  class  42 

J.  Elwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  490,  class  40 

MackaUBros.,  voucher  No.  498,  class  40 

Elmer  &  Amend,  voucher  No.  527,  class  42 

MaplewoodMiUs,  voucher  No.  538,  class  41 

Bhoeacuaker  A  Busch,  voucher  No.  551: 

Class  40 

Class  41 

BeidnerA  Enequist,  voucher  No.  552,  class  40 

8ehleffeUn&  Co.,  voucher  No.  553,  class  40 

George  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  560,  class  41 

F.  A.  Tschiffely,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  562,  class  40. 

Watters  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  566,  class  40 

WhitaU,  TatumCo.,  voucher  No.  568.  class  42 

John  Wyeth  &  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  560,  class  40 

M^yvBns.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  571,  class  40 


10.70 
28.88 
20.16 

1.65 
15.28 

2.80 
76.45 

8.41 
22.74 

7.10 

3.02 
68.30 

2.00 
115.19 
57.96 

1.59 

8.19 

.75 

26.96 

.48 

10.00 

13.92 

22.80 

.32 

9.96 

10.56 

126.86 

2.78 

86.00 

29.06 

106,72 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES. 


BxpendUurea  of  the  Ofyvermnent  Hospital  for  the  InsaTie^  by  cUuseSf  for  the  fuoal  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


MEDICAL  SnPFLIBS-<k>ntlnued. 


1910. 

Sept.  17 
19 
21 
27 

Oct.   18 


19 


20 


24 
Nov.    8 


10 

12 

14 

Dec.    3 


15 


19 


1911. 
Jan.  18 


Bauer  &  Black,  voucber  No.  674,  class  41 

Baosch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  575,  class  42 , 

Parke,  Davis  dt  Co.,  voucher  No.  586,  class  40 

Edward  P«mock,  voucher  No.  596,  class  40 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  655,  class  42. 
Lewis  Flemer.  voucher  No.  662: 

Class  40 

Class  41 

Z.D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  665,  class  40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  666,  class  40 

Aseptic  Products  Co.,  voucher  No.  670,  class  41 

The  Kny-ScheererCo.,  voucher  No.  681,  class  41 

M.  A.  Leese;  voucher  No.  683,  class  42 

The  W.  A,  Lockwood  Dental  Co.,  voucher  No.  684,  class  41, 
Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  687  class  40.  ...\ 

E.  R.  Bouibb  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  720,  class  40 , 

Oeorge  Tiemann  &  Co..  voucher  No.  723,  class  41 

F.  A.  Tschiffely,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  744: 

Class  40 

Class  42 

Watters  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  748,  class  40 

Whitall,  Tatum  Co.,  voucher  No.  750,  class  41 

John  Wyeth  &  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  752,  class  40 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  759,  class  40 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  766,  class  42 

J.  Ellwood  I^ee  Co.,  voucher  No.  775,  class  41 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  830,  class  42 

H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  837,  class  41. . . 

Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  838,  class  40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  843,  class  40 

Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  868,  class  40 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  873,  class  42 

Maplewood  Mills,  voucher  No.  881,  class  41 

J.  £1  wood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  882,  class  41 

M.  A.  Leese, voucher  No.  883,  class  42 

Elmer  &  Amend,  voucher  No.  904,  class  42 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug.  Co.,  voucher  No.  906,  class  40 

Parke.  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  910,  class  40 

Kimble  Glass  Co.,  voucher  No.  912,  class  40 

E.  J.  Pullman,  voucher  No.  965, class  42 

Edward  Pennock,  voucher  No.  968,  class  42 

F.  O.  Boyd  &  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  971,  class  40 

Shoemaker  <t  Busch,  voucher  No.  977,  class  40 

Edw.S.Schmid,  voucher  No.  982,  class  42 

Scabury  &  Johnson,  voucher  No.  986,  class  41 

Oeorge  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  988,  class  41 

TruslowA  Tulle  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  990,  class  40 

Arthur  H .  Thomas  Co.,  voucher  No.  991 ,  class  42 

F.  A.  Tschiffely,  jr.,  voucher  No.  992,  class  40 

Washington  Rubber  Co.,  voucher  No.  994,  class  41 

John  Wyeth  <Sr  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  996,  class  40 

Bauer&  Black,  voucher  No.  1029,  class  41 

Elmer  A  Amend,  voucher  No.  1039,  class  40 

H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1043,  class  41 . . 

Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  1046,  class  40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  1049,  class  40 

WiUlam  Kats  &  Co^  voucher  No.  1069,  class  41 

The  Ejiy-Scheerer  C;o.,  voucher  No.  1073,  class  42 

M.  A.  Leese,  voucher  No.  1077,  class  42 

J.  Elwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  1079,  class  41 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  1084,  class  40 

McKoe  Surgical  Instrument  Co..  voucher  No.  1099,  class  41 . 

E.  J.  Pullman,  voucher  No.  1100,  class  42 

SchieffelinA  (3o.,  voucher  No.  1110,  class  40 

Edw.  S.  Schmld,  voucher  1111,  class  42 

Shoemaker  &  Busch,  voucher  No.  1113.  r'ass  40 

Gieorge  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1122.  class  41 , 

F.  A.  Tschiffely,  jr.,  voucher  No.  1123: 

Class  40 

Class  41 

Watters  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  1131,  class  41 

John  Wyeth  <t  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1133,  class  40 , 

Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1135,  class  40 , 

Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1137,  class  40 , 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co..  voucher  No.  1139,  class  42 

Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  1234,  class  40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  1240,  class  40 

The  Kny-Soheerer  Co.,  voucher  No.  1260,  class  41 


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EtpendiUarei  of  the  ChvemmerU  Hotpital  for  the  IruoTie,  by  dasaee,  for  the  fiead  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Contmaed. 

MSmOAL  SUPPLIBS-Contiznied. 


ini. 

Jul  19    llaekall  BroflL.  voucher  No.  1276,  daw  40 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voacher  no.  1280,  claas  40 

Edw.  8.  Sohmld,  voucher  No.  1308,  dasB  42 

Sdiziger'B.  voucher  No.  1311,  claas  42 

F.  A.  TBcniflely,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  1313,  dass  40 

Oeorse  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1314,  class  41 

Whitall  Tatnm  Co.,  voucher  No.  1316,  dass  41 

John  Wyeth  A  Bro.  (IdcO,  voucher  No.  1323,  class  40.... 

Burroughs,  WeUoome  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1329.  dass  41.. 

Shoemaker  &  Busoh,  voucher  No.  1332,  dass  40 

fib.  16    Z.  D.  Oilxnan,  voucher  No.  1302,  class  40.. 

Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1398,  dass  40 

F.  A.  Tschlfleiy,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  1403,  dass  40. 
17    M.A.Leese.  voucher  No.  1440,  dass  41 

The  Kny-Scheerer  Co.,  voucher  No.  1444,  class  41 

Lewis  Ilemer,  voucher  No.  1457,  dass  40 

H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1458,  class  41.. 

Schieffelin  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1460,  dass  40 

Bansch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  1478,  dass  42. . . . 

Bauer  &  Black,  voucher  No.  1484,  dass  41 , 

John  Wyeth  &  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1403,  dass  40 , 

Watten  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  1494,  dass  41 , 

George  W.  Spier,  voucher  No.  1499,  dass  42 

Shoemaker  &  Busoh.  voucher  No.  1500,  dass  40 

E.J.  Pullman,  voucner  No.  1502,  dass  42 

Edward  Pennock,  voucher  No.  1506,  dass  42 

Haplewood  Kills,  voucher  No.  1511,  dass  41 

J .  fiUwood  Lee  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1515,  class  41 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  1516,  class  40 

Burch  &  Kleps,  voucher  No.  1520,  dass  40 

25    Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1530,  class  40. . 
Mar.    7    MackaU  Bros.,  voudier  No.  1579,  class  40. 

8  Lewis  Flemer.  voucher  No.  1603,  dass  40 

Ony,  Curran  dc  Co.,  voucher  No.  1608,  class  41 

Vk:tor  Koechl  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1621,  class  40 

T.  T.  Keane  Co.,  voucher  No.  1622.  dass  42 

William  Kats  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1623,  class  41 

Maplewood  Mills,  voucher  No.  1686,  dass  41 

9  Southern  Dental  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1643,  class  41 

F.  A.  Tschiflely,  Jr.,  voucher  No.  1645,  dass  40 

George  Tiemann  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1646,  dass  41 

U)    Bauer  &  Black,  voucher  No.  1664,claaB4i 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  1665,  dass  42 

Edison  Manufncturmg  Co.,  voucher  No.  1666,  class  42 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  1672.  dass  40 

Parke,  Davis  A  Co..  voucher  No.  1676.  class  40 

F.  Alfred  Reichardt  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1677,  dass  41 

Shoemaker  &  Busch,  voucher  No.  1680,  dass  40 

11    Edward  Pennock,  voucher  No.  1680,  dass  42 

M.  A.  Leeee,  voucher  No.  1602,clas8  42 

Apr.  15    Bauer  A  Black,  voucher  No.  1758,  dass  41 

The  Columbia  rhoto  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1767,  dass  42. 
17    Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  1780,  cla8s40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  1782,  class  40 

J.  Ellwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  1804,  dass  41 

Mackall  Bkml.  voucher  No.  1810.  dass  40 

Meyer  Bros,  umg  Co.,  voucher  No.  1814,  class  40 

E.J.  PuUman,  voucher  No.  1827,class42 

Edward  S.  Schmid,  voucher  No.  1832,  dass  42 

£.  R.  Squibb  A  Sons,  voucher  No.  1843,  class  40 

F.  A.  Tsehiffely.  Jr.,  voucher  No.  1852,  dass  40 

Watters  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  1860,  dass  41 

Seabury  4t  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1863,  dass  41 

Shoemaker  A  Buscn,  voucher  No.  1864,  dass  40 

Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1866,  dass  40 

Eimerdt  Amend,  voucher  No.  1866,  class  40 

^_     »    Bnrdi  &  Kleps,  voucher  No.  1876,  dass  42 

■•F  10    Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  1933,  dass  40 

Wffliam  Kats  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1951,  dass  42 

M.  A.  Leese,  voucher  No.  1955,  dass  42 

Mackall  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1961.  class  40 

Edward  Pennock,  voucher  No.  1966,  class  42 

Sehieffdin  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1973.  dass  40 

Shoemaker  A  Busch,  voucher  No.  1976,  class  40 

Wm  Wyeth  A  Bro.  (Lac.),  voucher  No.  1984,  class  40 

Baosr  A  Black,  voucher  No.  1995,  class  41 

Baosdi  A  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  1908,  class  42 

The  Gotumbia  Photo  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  2001,  dass  42. 

*  H  D— 62-2— vol  142 16 


$12.63 

45.05 

4.50 

5.00 

35.05 

3.50 

3a73 

11.26 

6.00 

16.88 

0L82 

10.70 

143.66 

.50 

20.26 

22.98 

1.00 

0.01 

2.07 

135.00 

13.66 

5.52 

2.00 

12.48 

8.64 

.40 

10.00 

20.16 

38.17 

2.00 

15.00 

23.82 

6u54 

43.16 

70.00 

7.20 

0.48 

10.00 

52.10 

56.06 

10.56 

66.00 

4.00 

8.00 

20.76 

28.64 

.37 

4.08 

4.70 

7.96 

65.00 

.45 

106.21 

53.28 

24.00 

12.36 

76.71 

12.06 

0.00 

7.00 

47.66 

5.52 

n.40 

5.60 

23.56 

L60 

4.00 

131.84 

6.48 

7.68 

26.27 

.40 

29.07 

2L68 

IS.  07 

67.50 

2.75 

8.60 


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BSOEEPTS  AND  EXPBKDITUBIS. 


MBpcmikurei  o/tki  Qavemmtnt  Hospital  far  ihe  Insane,  bv  ekm$$,  for  ihs  fiscal  ye» 
ending  June  30,  i9il— Continued. 


HBDICAL  SUPPUBft-OontlliWl. 


lOU. 
IfiiJ  12 


13 
lone    8 


27 
Joly  17 


18 


21 


27 
Aug.  30 
Apr.  10 


EtanerA  Amend,  vonoher  No.  2007,  class  42 , 

H.  D.  Feast  Optical  Co..  voucher  No.  2009,  dass  42 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  vooeher  No.  2012: 

aaaB40 

aaaB42 

Kimble  Olass  Co.,  Yoocher  No.  2015,  class  41 

Meyer  Bros.  Droe  Co.,  voucher  No.  2023,  class  40 

Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  2090,  class  40 

WilUam  H.  Waters  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2046.  class  41 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  2110,  class  42. 

Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  2115,  class  40 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  2120,  class  40 

The  Kny-Scheerer  Co.,  voucher  No.  2162,  class  41 

Bauer  &  Black,  voucher  No.  2155,  dass  41 

J.  Ellwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  2161,  class  41 

McKee  Surgical  Instrument  Co..  voucher  No.  2163,  class  41. . 
Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  2166,  class  40 

E.  J.  PuUman,  voucher  No.  2188,  class  42 

Edward  S.  Schmld.  voucher  No.  2102,  class  42 

Shoemaker  &.  Buscn,  voucher  No.  2106: 

Class  40 

Class  41 

Parker,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2204.  class  40. 

Oeorge  Tiemann  it  Co.,  voucher  No.  2210,  class  41 

F.  A.  Tschiflely  Jr.,  voucher  No.  2212,  class  40 

Whitall  Tatum  Co.,  voucher  No.  2218,  dass  41. 


TruslowA  FuUe  (IncJ,  voucher  No.  25E»,  class  40 , 

John  Wyeth  it  Bro.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2223,  dass  40^ , 

H.  D.  Feast  Optksal  Co.,  voucher  No.  2247,  class  41 

Bauer  &  Black,  voucher  No.  48,  dass  41 

Bausch  die  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  voucher  No.  40,  dass  42 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  61,  dass  42.., 

Lewis  Flemer,  voucher  No.  79.  class  40 , 

William  Katz  &  Co^  voucher  Nd.  95,  class  41 

The  Ejiy-Scheerer  Cx).,  voucher  No.  102,  dass  41 

jr.  EUwood  Lee  Co.,  voucher  No.  108,  class  41 

Mackall  Bros^  voucher  No.  110,  dass  40 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co.,  voucher  No.  112,  class  40 

Edward  Pennock,  voucher  No.  126,  class  42 

SchicfeTdin  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  134,  class  40 

Schoemaker  A  Buach,  voucher  No.  136,  dass  40 

F.  A.  Tschiffdy.Jr.,  voucherNo.  151,  dass  40 

Watters  Laboratories,  voucher  No.  159.  dass  41 

Southern  Dental  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  162,  class  41 

Z.  D.  Oilman,  voucher  No.  174: 

Class  40 

Class  41 

Parke,  Davis  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  192.  dass  40 

SchieffdinA  Co.,  voucher  No.  253,  class  40 

TheKny-SoheererCo.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  41 


Total.. 


10.81 
2.76 

0.90 

4.78 

8.16 

30.05 

15.00 

2L10 

.05 

15.22 

42.61 

2.06 

65.00 

22.20 

2.25 

40.42 

3.43 

4.50 

U.31 
22.80 
23.64 
14.40 

7.00 
27.00 

8.80 
34.65 

2.25 
65.00 

5.40 

5.40 
17.68 

6.48 

1.25 
20.16 
33.24 
94.06 

8.21 

6.87 
18.06 
66.15 

7.20 
.00 

90.75 
30.25 
15.00 
6.87 
2.01 

5.322.58 


FARM  AND  OARDEN. 


i9ia 

Aug.  18 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  d^  Co..  voudier  No.  249,  class  52 

C19l25 

The  Hoge  ii  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voudier  No.  262: 

Class  50 

27.20 

Class  52 

is.ao 

Stewart  &  Co..  vourher  No.  282: 

ri««i«>  ,, . 

117.04 

mwi « . 

8a.ao 

W.  M.  Oalt  &  Co.,  voudier  No.  301: 

Class  50 

94.72 

riwpiM 

SILIS 

Class  62 

22.80 

8^)1  15 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  A  Co^  voucher  No.  455,  class  50 

ft.  70 

Columbia  Granite  &  l^redging  Co.,  voucher  No.  460,  classes , 

13w00 

W.  M.  Oalt  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  470: 

Class  50 

473^60 

Class51 

2B&.go 

ri^un  Sl%                                          ,              ,                

4&eo 

The  Hoge  &  McDoweD  Co.  (Inc.).  voucher  No.  479: 

rimff^ ...X 

27.20 

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Id- 77 
.  80188 

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ExpmdUwm  of  the  Oovemment  Eospital  for  the  Insane,  by  eUiMau,for  th§  Jiteal  yuar 
ending  June  30,  i91i— Oontmued. 

FABM  AMD  QARDBM-Cvntiiiittd. 


1910. 
Sept  15 


16 
Oct  18 


Nor.   8 


Dtt.    1 


15 


IflL 
'tn.  18 


19 


7.  B.  Kendall  CkK,  TOdcbflr  No.  486,  class  43 

James  B.  Lambie  Go.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  488,  class  44. . .. 

Edw.  8.  Schmid,  Toodier  No.  509,  class  45 

Btewart  A  Co.,  Toacher  No.  511: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

Robert  H.  Van  Scbaaek,  voucher  No.  564,  class  43 

C.  M.  Woolf  &  Co..  voucher  No.  570,  class  47 , 

Baldwin  Locomotive  Works,  voucher  No.  646,  class  43. . . 

BeirvA  Aikins,  voucher  No.  649,  class  46 , 

r.  W.  Bolc^ano  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  650: 

Class  44 

Class  53 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voudier  No.  663: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

Class  52 

The  Hoge  A  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  672: 

ClaSso 

Class  51 

Class  52 

J.  E.  Hurley,  voucher  No.  675,  class  43 , 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  677,  class  44 

F.  P.  Shea,  voucher  No.  712,  class  49 

Stewart  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  722: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

Diroont  Oarage  Co.,  voucher  No.  731,  class  43 

C.  H.  Woolf  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  751,  class  45 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  Jr.,  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  773,  class  46 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  822,  class  44 , 

W.  M.  Oalt  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  839: 

Class  50 

(aass51 

Class  52 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  847,  class  46 

J.  B.  Kendau  Co.,  voucher  No.  857,  class  43 

Barker  dk  Kelly,  voucher  No.  901,  class  43 

Stewart  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  957: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

W.  L.  King,  voucher  No.  958,  class  43 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1015: 

Class  46 

Class  52 

Barker  A  Kelly,  voucher  No.  1016,  class  43 

W.  M.  Oalt  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1047: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

Class  52 

Louis  Hartig.  voucher  No.  1055,  class  43 

The  Hoge  A  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1059: 

(?lass50 

Class  51 

Class  52 

O.  W.  King  &  Bon,  voucher  No.  1072,  class  43 

Stewart  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1119: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

United  States  Soldiers'  Home,  voucher  No.  1141,  class  49. 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1212: 

Class  52!II!!"I*!!!!!I"I!!I!i!!!IIIIIII"I*I"!;;" 

W.  M.  Oalt  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1237: 

QMS  50 

QMS  51 

Class  52 

The  Hoge  A  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1246: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

QMS  13 

W.  L.  King,  voucher  No.  1261,  class  43 

r.  B.  Slentull  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1262,  class  43 

James  B  .Lambie  Co.  (Inc.)  voucher  No.  1267,  class  44.. 
Stewart  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1309: 

OaaB50 

~      61 * 


<1&66 
6.75 
4.50 

17L07 
333.x 
2100 
2L13 
L25 
&00 

9.38 
12L70 

236.80 
243.30 
22.80 

134.21 
68.00 
17.50 
23.00 
2.86 

9oaoo 

274.21 

333.x 

18.30 

8.00 

10.55 

.60 

284.16 
236.74 
45.60 
32.76 
26.15 
19.00 

6L42 
392.70 
15.78 

8.50 
12.94 
17.00 

355.x 

289.38 

22.80 

7.68 

119.45 

472.11 

17.50 

L90 

30a39 
40160 
6a  00 


ia25 

ia25 

284.16 
263.04 
46.60 

100.28 
303.63 
35.00 
n.76 
L50 
1136 

12116 
368.90 


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BECEIPTS  AND  EXFBNDITT7BES. 


Expenditures  of  the  OovemmerU  HoepUal  for  the  Ineane,  by  dosses,  for  the  fiscal  ^ear 
ending  June  SO,  i911— Continued. 


FARM  AND  OARDBN— Gontinaed. 


Date. 


lOU. 
Feb.  16 


17 


Mar.    8 


Apr.  16 
17 


18 
May  10 


12 


June    8 


10 


12 


Itams. 


W.  M.  Oalt  &  Co.,  vouchor  No.  1391: 

CUbs50 

ClasBSl 

Class  52 J... 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1393: 

Class  60 

Class  51 

Edw.  8.  Sdunid,  voucher  No.  1401,  class  46 

Btewart  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1402: 

Class  60 

Class  61 

Wm.  Ballantyne  ^  Sons,  voucher  No.  1413,  class  46 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1443,  class  44 

J.  B.  Kendall  Co.,  voucher  No.  1446: 

Class  43 

Class  46 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1462,  class  43 

Dupont  Qaiage  Co.,  voucher  No.  1460,  class  43 

H.  T.  Dakin,  voucher  No.  1491,  class  46 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  &  Co^  voucher  No.  1688.  class  48 

Columbia  Qranite  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  1693,  class  45., 

Henry  A.  Dreer  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1697,  class  47 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1604: 

Class  60 , 

Class  61 

Class  62 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1609,  class  43 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.)  voucher  No.  1614: 

Class  60 

Class  61 

Class  52 

CM.  Woolf&  Co.,  voucher  No.  1651,  class  62 

Stewart  4i  Co.,  voucher  No.  1681: 

Class  60 

Class  61 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1760,  class  46 

W.  M.  Oaft  4t  Co.,  voucher  No.  1781: 

Class  60 

Clas861 

Class  62 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1790: 

Class  60 

Cla8851 

Class  52 

W.  L.  King,  voucher  No.  1798,  class  43 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1801,  class  44 

Stewart  &  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1846,  class  61 

Robert  H.  Van  Schaack.  voucher  No.  1854,  class  48 

W.  M.  Gait  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  1934: 

Class  60 

Clas861 

Class  52 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1941: 

Class  60 

Clas861 

Class  52 

Louis  Hartig.  voucher  No.  1944,  class  43 

J.  B.Kendtai(}o.,  voucher  No.  1950,  class  43 

James  B.  Lambie  (}o.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1962,  class  44 

Stewart  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1960: 

Class  50 

Class  61 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1994: 

Class  46 

Class  47 

Columbia  Metal  Box  Co. ,  voucher  No.  2003,  class  43 

G.  Edw.  Schults,  voucher  No.  2036,  class  47 

W.  M.  Gait  4t  Co.,  voucher  No.  2118: 

Class  60 

Cla8s51 

Class  52 

F.W.  Bolgiano^  Co.,  voucher  No.  2128,  class  44 

Louis  Hartig.  voucher  No.  2141,  class  43 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2143: 

Class  50 

Class61 

Class  62 

G.  Edw.  Schults,  voucher  No.  2104,  c 


Amount. 


i35s.ao 

836.88 
2280 

17.50 

1,774.37 

4.60 

178.18 

487.90 

2.30 

1248 

43.60 
30.00 
ia43 
48.00 
3496 
7.60 

laoo 

8L96 

284.16 
289L86 
45.60 
2173 

37.20 

en.  23 

3a  80 
12.16 

4U.66 
428.40 
no.  87 


289.36 
22.80 

64.40 
878.56 
17.50 
19.06 
30.26 
300.16 
48.00 

284.16 

289.86 

23.80 

27.30 
2S9.81 
17.60 
11.66 
ia.45 
13.48 

160.00 

428.40 

27.10 

367.50 

5.00 

178.00 

365.30 

361.70 

45.60 

25.84 

54.01 

S7.20 

154.45 

85.00 

3.00 


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ending  June  SO,  19ii— Continued. 


FABM  AND  GARDEN— OonttnoBd. 


mi. 

June  U 


Hay  12 

July  10 

11 

17 


AQg.  10 
30 
31 


Stewart  A  Co.,  voacher  No.  2201: 

Class  60.. 

ClaasSl wi 

F.  W.  BoIglAno  <b  Co.,  voudier  No.  1994,  class  62 

F.  P.  Shea,  Toacber  No.  aejdass  40 

Daniel  Hiser,  voucher  No.  38,  class  47 

Berry  &  AUaDS.  voucher  No.  60,  class  44 

Arthur  T.  Bodaington,  voucher  No.  52,  class  47 

F.W.  Bolzano  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  53,  class  46 

Henry  A.  Dreer  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  75,  class  47 

JobnB.Espey.  voucher  No.  77,  class  43 

W.  M.  Qalt  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  81: 

Class  50 

Class  51 

Class  52 

Gould  Storage  Battery  Co.,  voucher  No.  86,  class  43 

Louis  Hartig.  voucher  No.  89,  class  44 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  91: 

ClasaSO ...../. 

Class  61 

Class  62 

G.  W.King  d{  Son,  voucher  No.  98,  class  43 

Southern  Poultry  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  143,  class  49 

Stewart  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  140: 

Class  60 

Cla8s61 

C.  M.  Woolf  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  161,  class  52 

Dupont  Garage  Co.,  voucher  No.  173,  class  43 

Edw.  8.  Schmld,  voucher  No.  175,  class  47 

E.  E.  Hoffman,  voucher  No.  176.  class  48 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  0>.  (Inc.}.  voucher  No.  177,  class  51 

G.  Edw.  Schulte,  voucher  No.  193,  class  47 

Woodcrest  Farm,  voucher  No.  198,  class  49 •.. 

C.  M.  Wool!  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  199: 

Class  44 

Class  62 

The  Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  237,  class  51 

F.  P.  Shea,  voucher  No.  251.  clsss  49 

F.  W.  Bolgiano  dt  Co.,  voucher  No.  257: 

Class  46 

Class  47 

Total 


$128.04 

636.50 

10.60 

1,679.00 

84.50 

10.00 

23.00 

810.37 

9.16 

14.79 

307.84 
368.26 
34.20 
155.00 
113.02 

27.20 
688.45 
20.08 
61.30 
20.00 

263.79 
398.40 
2.20 
49.90 
62.00 
8.00 
234.03 
122.16 
190.00 

1.25 
13.00 
73.60 
146.00 

23.00 
60.00 


26,900.79 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


mo. 

Joly  22 

23 

26 

Aug.  6 

18 


19 
24 

Sept.  15 


Frank  Barbour  voucher  No.  122,  class  60 

William  G.  Leapley,  voucher  No.  135,  class  56 

Harry  Matthews,  voucher  No.  171,  class  56 

The  Qu>ital  Traction  Co.,  voucher  No.  196,  class  60 

John  O'Donnell,  voucher  No.  237,  class  00 

Andrea  Coda,  voucher  No.  261,  class  53 

J.  Callan,  voucher  No.  252,  class  53 

William  T.  Davis,  voucher  No.  256,  class  63 

Kail  Otto,  voucher  No.  276,  class  63 

John  Piatorio,  voucher  No.  276,  class  5S 

Remington  Typewriter  (}o.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  279,  class  59 

M.  B.  flcanlon,  voucher  No.  284,  class  53 

William  McNelley,  voucher  No.  309.  class  53 

Caiaries  Naecker,  voucher  No.  313,  class  53 

William  Saunders,  voucher  No.  319,  class  53 

Ed.  Williams,  voucher  No.  323,  class  53 

J<dm  Elliott,  voucher  No.  364,  class  56 

Columbus  D.  Thome,  voucher  No.  387,  class  56 

CEarenoe  Ware,  voucher  No.  388,  class  56 

Andrea  Coda,  voucher  No.  450,  class  53 

WiDiam  T.  Davis,  voucher  No.  465,  class  53 

Tonv  Mastrolacassa,  voucher  No.  492,  class  53 

Karl  Otto,  voucher  No.  501,  class  53 

Bonington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.).  voucher  No.  502,  cla8S'59. 

Caiarles  O.  Stott  <se  Co.,  voucher  No.  607.  class  53 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  625,  class  53 

M.  J.  Greenberg,  voucher  No.  631,  class  66 

Joaeph  F.  Haina.  YOQcher  No.  532,  class  63 


17.60 
6.00 
6.00 
&25 
&00 
12.00 
12.00 
12.00 
12.00 
12.00 
1.20 
4.00 
3.00 
8.00 
ILOO 
12.00 
5.00 
5.00 
5.00 
36.00 
23.00 
36c  00 
36l00 
1.20 
12.00 
24.00 
6.00 
12.00 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPBNDITUBES. 


ExpendUuna  of  the  OcvemmerU  Hospital  for  the  Insaney  by  ctaasee,  for  the  fi9cal  \ 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


MISCBLLANEOUS-Contlntied. 


1010. 
Sept.  16 


19 

21 
22 
23 

27 

Oct.  5 
7 
12 
18 

10 


20 
21 
22 
25 
28 
Nov.    8 


10 


16 

28 

Deo.    3 


16 


19 


1011. 
Jan.     4 
6 
18 


10 


2P 


Charles  Naeoker,  vouoher  No.  541,  class  53 

Ludwig  Naeoker,  voucher  No.  642,  class  58 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  545,  class  53 

The  Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  646,  class  67 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  567,  class  57 

The  Pullman  Co.,  voucher  No.  579,  class  54 , 

The  Pullman  Co.,  voucher  No.  680.  class  60 

Louis  P.  Ruck,  voucher  No.  587,  class  56 

Ed.  Williams,  voucher  No.  580;  class  53 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  501  class  57.. 

The  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  RaUwav  Co.,  voucher  No.  592,  class  60 

Harry  Bigfs,  voucher  No.  504,  class  56 ^ 

Alphonxo  vvest,  voucher  No.  507,  class  56 , 

Arthur  Cook,  voucher  No.  632,  class  56 

Edward  Johnson,  voucher  No.  633.  class  56 

Robert  Brown,  voucher  No.  635,  class  56 

Baltimore  <Sc  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  647,  class  55 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  651,  class  57 , 

Andrea  Coda,  voucher  No.  602,  dass  53 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  603,  class  53 

^__.__  ^ . ».„*T_  ---class  53 , 

J  I 

] 

'  7,  class  53 , 

]  5lass53 

]  fls63 

]  »50 

]  9S56 

I  8 

^  her  No.  749,  class  57 , 

]  class  53 

]  lass  56 

]  B6S56 

{  66 

'  one  Co.,  voucher  No.  817,  class  57. , 

63 

'  voucher  No.  862,  class  50 

J  53 

]  ;lass53 

]  

A  3 , 

]  ss  63 

E'iTwmiaiTis,  voiidtCTNo.'m 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.)  voucher  No.  072,  class  59 , 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  073,  class  50 

Charles  O.  Stott  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  075.  class  53 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1002,  class  60 , 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1003,  class  54 

The  Pullman  Co.,  voucher  No.  1004.  class  60 

Norfolk  &  Washington  Steamboat  Co.,  voucher  No.  1005,  class  60 

The  George  W.  Knox  Express  Co.,  voucher  No.  1006,  class  55 

Frank  Smith,  voucher  No.  1000,  class  56 , 

John  Hughes,  voucher  No.  1012.  class  60 , 

The  Cha««peake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  1021,  class  67, 

JohnF.  EUis&Co.,  voucher  No.  1040,class50 

Daniel  Loughran,  voucher  No.  1080,  class  53 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  1068,  class  53 , 

William  Lawless,  voucher  No.  1080,  class  53 , 

Ludwlg  Naecker,  voucher  No.  1000,  class  53 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  1002,  class  53 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1107,  class  50 

H.  Sodeman.  voucher  No.  1116,  class  53 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1132,  cIbus  67 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  1101,  class  67. 

W.  W.  Murray,  voucher  No.  1103.  class  56 , 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  1225,  class  53 

Daniel  Loughran,  voucher  No.  1265,  class  53 

William  Lawless,  voucher  No.  1271,  class  53 , 

Willis  Petty,  voucher  No.  1275,  class  66. 

George  J.  Mueller,  voucher  No.  1277,  class  53 

Ludwlg  Naecker,  voucher  No.  1286,  class  53 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  1208,  class  53 

Charles  G.StottA  Co.,  voucher  No.  1303,  class  53 

F.  W.  Woolworth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1321,  class  53 


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99 


JfapoMtttnw  of  the  Oovemment  HoapUal  for  the  Imans^  hy  cIomm,  for  tAf  Jitad  ymr 
ending  June  SO,  19ii— Oontmued. 


lOaOBLLANEO 


Feb.   8 
17 


as 

Mb.  fl 
7 
8 


26 

37 

» 

kSi.  17 


18 


The  Washington  News  Go.,  voueber  No.  1324,  class  53. 

Roval  Typewriter  Co.,  voucher  No.  1328,classW 

WiUlam  C.  Carter,  voooher  No.  1337,  class  63 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1338,  class  fi7 , 

John  Proctor,  voucher  No.  ImO,  clusM 

The  CbesapeBke  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  1341,  elass  07. . . 

The  Pennsvlvanla  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1342,  class  60 

Oenenl  nun  Co. .  voucher  No.  1343,  class  S3 

The  Western  Unkm  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1344,  class  07 

William  C.  Carter,  voucher  No.  1345,  class  63 

Fred.  Butler,  voucher  No.  1380,  class  56 

William  Lawless,  voucher  No.  1441,  class  53 , 

Charles  I>avenport,  voucher  No.  1473,  class  63 

Ludwig  Naecker,  voucher  No.  1477,  class  53 

Ocoeiai  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1479,  class  53 

Harry  Talbert,  voucher  No.  1480,  class  56 

Lanza  Marie  De  Orange,  voucher  No.  1481,  class  63 

The  Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voudier  No.  1400,  class  57.. 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  1504.  class  53 

Baks&Co.,  voucher  No.  1510, class 53 

Rohert  Duckett,  voucher  No.  1523,  c1bss56 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1525,  class  63 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Ry.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1532,  class  60 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1538,  class  53 

Jasper  A.  McDowell,  voucher  No.  1574,  class  60 

General  Film  Co.,vouclier  No.  1575,  class  53 

William  LAwIess,  voucher  No.  1626,  class  63 

Lodwig  Naecker,  voucher  No.  1631,  class  53 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  1633,  class  53 

J.  H.  Weil  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1650,  class  59 

John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  1657,  c1bss53 , 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1686,  class  57 

The  ChsHUMake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  1704,  class  67.. .. 

Howard  Hall,  voucher  No.  1706,  class  60 , 

Chester  McKensie,  voucher  No.  1707,  class  56 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1708,  class  53 

Alphonso  West,  voucher  No.  1709,  cl&ss56 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1712,  class  57 , 

T.  F.  Tucker,  voucher  No.  1713,  class  56 : , 

Frederick  F.  Cline,  voucher  No.  1715,  class  60 

B.  F.  Droop  &8ons  Co.,  voucher  No.  1775,  class  50 

The  Gk>b»-Wemicke  Co.,  voucher  No.  1783,  class  50 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  1806»  class  53 , 

WflUam  Lawless,  voucher  No.  1807,  class  53 

Ludwig  Naecker,  voucher  No.  1808,  class  53 , 

John  Ilstorto,  voucher  No.  1809,  class  58 

M.  B.  Scanlon,  voucher  No.  1871,  clsss  69 

Genersl  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1876,  clsss  53.. 


The  Chesapeake  i.  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voucher  No.  1877,  class  57  . 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1912,  class  63 

Robert  Brown,  voucher  No.  1914,  class  56 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1916,  class  60 , 

Alvah  Oodding,  voucher  No.  1917,  class  63 , 

Ernest  Yanoey,  voucher  Na  1918,  class  56 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  1920,  class  53 , 

William  Lawless,  voucher  No.  1963.  class  53 

W.  L.  Swajrse,  voucher  No.  1972,  class  59 , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  voucher  No.  1966,  class  67 , 

Chirles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  2004,  class  53 , 

Ludwig  Naecker,  voucher  No.  2027,  class  53 , 

John  Pbtork),  voucher  No.  2031,  class  53 , 

ClarBnoe  Ware,  voucher  No.  2047,  class  66 , 

The  Baltimore  &  Ohk)  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  2049,  class  60 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  2056,  class  63 

Peter  M.  O.  Brown,  voucher  No.  2066,  class  66 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Co.,  voucher  No.  2058,  class  67 

Chirles  Bowie,  voucher  No.  2061,  class  66 

General  Film  Co.,  voucher  No.  2063,  class  63 

General  Fihn  Co.,  voucher  No.  2064,  class  53 

Ernest  ADen,  voucher  No.  2099,  class  56. 


Lodwig  Naecker,  voucher  No.  2100,  class  53. 
John  Pistorio,  voucher  No.  2102,  clsss  63 


John  F.  Ellis  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  2113,  class  59. 
Clamoe  Aodeison,  voucher  No.  2123,  class  56. . 
Chirles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  2132,  class  53. . 
WOUam  Lawless,  voucher  No.  2160,  class  63. ... 
8akB  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  2191,  elass  63 


68.60 

l&OO 

6.05 

6.00 

96.61 

6.66 

&00 

7.18 

16.00 

6.00 

3L00 

31.00 

SLOO 

7.00 

6.00 

16.00 

97.46 

30.00 

1.76 

6.00 

7.00 

41.60 

7.00 

3.00 

7.00 

32.00 

32.00 

32.00 

7.20 

82.00 

4.36 

97.68 

3.00 

6.00 

14.00 

6.00 

6.18 

6.00 

3.00 

2.50 

.85 

36.00 

36.00 

36.00 

36.00 

.26 

18.00 

99.91 

14.00 

6.00 

16.06 

82.00 

.66 

7.00 

27.00 

1.83 

7.68 

27.00 

28.00 

28.00 

6.00 

86u25 

7.00 

6.00 

97.63 

6.00 

7.00 

7.00 

6.00 

34.00 

34.00 

2.00 

6.00 

2100 

23.00 

16.00 


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BEOBIPTS  AND  BXPBNDITUBBS. 


ExpendUura  of  the  Oovemment  Hospital  for  the  Insane,  by  dastea,  for  ihe  fiaoal  year 
ending  Jwie  SO,  1911--0ontinued. 

laSOBLLANEOUB-Continaed. 


1911. 
June  13 
16 
17 
20 
21 


July 


17 


18 


22 
29 
30 
31 
Jan.  25 
June  14 


The  Western  Union  Telegiwh  Co.,  voacher  No.  2224,  class  57 

Qeoree  Day,  Toucher  No.  2^,  class  66 

The  Chesapeake  A.  Potomac  Tel^hone  Co.,  voucher  No.  2230,  class  57. 

John  Plstorio.  voucher  No.  2234,  class  53 

William  Lawless,  voucher  No.  2238,  class  53 

Lndwig  Naetiker,  voucher  No.  2239,class53 

Norfolk  &  Washington  Steamboat  Co.,  voucher  No.  2240,  class  60 

Charles  Davenport,  voucher  No.  2244,  class  53 

W.  O.  Daveni>ort,  voucher  No.  33,  class  50 

Hugh  T.  Stevenson,  voucher  No.  34,  class  50 

James  Brown,  voucher  No.  37,  class  56 

The  Western  u  nion  Telegraph  Co. ,  voucher  No.  39,  class  57 

George  H.  Talbert,  voucher  No.  40,  class  56 

C.  M.  Bart,  voucher  No.  47,  class  59 

John  Brown,  voucher  No.  55,  class  59 .• 

C.  H.  Butler,  voucher  No.  56,  class  59 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.,  voudier  No.  60,  class  57.. . 

OeorgeM.  Cummings,  voucher  No.  73,  class  59 

George  W.  Spier,  voucher  No.  144,  class  59 

Charles  G.  Stott  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  147,  class  53 

Fred.  B.  Miller  &  Bro„  voucher  No.  172,  class  59 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  181,  class  59 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. ,  voucher  No.  247,  class  57 

The  George  W.  Knox  Express  Co.,  voucher  No.  254,  class  55 

Norfolk  <Se  Washington  Steamship  Co. ,  voucher  No.  258,  class  60 

Quartermaster,  United  States  Army,  paid  by  auditor,  class  50 

Quartermaster,  United  States  Army,  paid  by  auditor,  class  69 

Total 


17.47 

5.00 

06.99 

4.00 

3.00 

4.00 

4.00 

3.00 

100.00 

100.00 

5.00 

7.09 

5.00 

100.00 

25.00 

100.00 

101.03 

100.00 

50.00 

12.00 

12.00 

235.00 

6.92 

19.79 

4.00 

1.89 

1.79 


4,640.46 


BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 


1910. 
Oct.   19 

26 
Dec.    3 

15 

1911. 
Jaa    19 


Mar. 


Z 


25 

18 

10 

June  26 

1910. 
Dec.    7 

1911. 
Feb.  23 
May 
June 


July 


G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  743,  class  64 

Washington  City  Post  Office,  voucher  No.  779,  class  61. . 
G.  E.  Stechert  A  Co..  voucher  No.  981,  class  63 

F.  P.  Hoffman,  voucher  No.  1058,  class  63 

Southern  Printers  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1300,  class  62 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1312,  class  64 

R.  L.  Polk  &  Qo.,  voucher  No.  1637,  class  63 

W.  B.  Saunders  Co.,  voucher  No.  1640,  class  63 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1655,  class  64 

The  Southworth  Co.,  voucher  No.  1678.  class  63 

Washington  City  Post  Office,  voucher  No.  1705,  class  01. 

Oxford  University  Press,  voucher  No.  1711,  class  63 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1845,  dass  64 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne,  voucher  No.  1924,  class  61 

S.  Kann,  Sons  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2246,  class  63 

Department  of  the  Interior,  paid  by  auditor,  class  01 ... . 

....do 

....do 

Library  of  Congress,  paid  by  auditor,  class  62 

Superintendent  of  Documents,  paid  oy  auditor,  class  63. 

do 

G.  E .  Stechert  &  Co.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  64 

Department  of  tiie  Interior,  paid  by  auditor,  class  Gl . . . . 

do 

Library  of  Congress,  paid  by  auditor,  dass  62 

Total 


S2.00 

50.00 

9.20 

1.00 


1.60 

33.04 

6.00 

15.00 

4.50 

149.(3 

50.00 

13.00 

23.29 

.70 

103.63 


353.98 
166. 4H 

20.92 
1.25 

32.75 

336.ro 

4.34 

74-  *•» 

9.28 


1.731.97 


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81 


&spenditure»  of  the  OovemmerU  Hospital  for  the  InsoTis,  by  daaset,  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  SO,  IPll^Dontinued. 

CONSTRUCTION. 


1910. 
Anc  18 


8«ptU 


19 

21 

Oct    1£ 


19 


ao 

34 

as 

XOT.    8 


u 

Dae.    3 


Wffliam  Wirt  Clarke  dc  Son,  Yoodhec  No.  254,  dass  67 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  yoocher  No.  265,  dass  65 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voiioher  No.  273,  dass  66 

Patapsco  Oil  &  Grease  Co..  voucher  No.  274,  dass  65 

BughReillyCo.,  voucher  MO.  278,  dass  69 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  <Se  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  294,  class  66. 

McCIave-BrooksCo.,  voucher  No.  310,  classes 

John  W.  Masurv^E  Bon,  voucher  No.  311,  class  69 

Henry  R.  Wortmngton,  voucher  No.  322,  class  66 

Barber  &  Ross,  voudier  No.  451,  class  67 

W.  D.  Briscoe,  voucher  No.  454,  class  65 

B.  P.  Clapp  Ammonia  Co..  voucher  No.  458,  class  65 

Cuyler&Mohler,  voucher  No.  463,  class  65 

The  Oarlock  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  471 .  class  65 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  483,  class  65 

J.  B.  Kendall  Co^  voucher  No.  486,  class  66 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  491,  class  65 

George  F.Muth  &Co.,  voucher  No.  495,  class  69 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  499: 

Classes 

Class  66 

Hueh  Reilly  Co.,  voucher  No.  503,  class  69 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  504,  class  67 

The  Anchor  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  520,  class  65 

TheV.  D.  Anderson  Co.,  voucher  No.  521,  class  65 

Emil  Caiman  &  Co..  voucher  No.  523,  class  69 

Crane  COm  voucher  No.  524,  class  65 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  529,  class  65 

Louis  Hartfg,  voucher  No.  633: 

Classes 

Class  67 

H.  W.  Johns-Manvllle  Co.,  voudier  No.  534,  class  65 

The  Manhattan  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  537,  cla^s  69 

JohnW.Masury&  Son,  voucher  No.  539,  class  66 

MiUerA  Graham,  voucher  No.  540,  class  69 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  543,  class  65 

Frank  R.  Small,  voucher  No.  554,  dass  65 

Spencer  Regulator  Co.,  voucher  no.  556,  class  65 

Warren  Steam  Pump  Co.,  voucher  No.  565,  class  65 

Vrown  Oil  &  Wax  Co.,  voucher  No.  576,  class  65 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  585,  class  65 

J.  Ross  Collins,  voucher  No.  654,  class  65 

The  Fairbanks  Co.,  voucher  No.  661,  class  65 

The  Oarlock  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  664,  class  65 

Good  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  667,  dass  65 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  685.  dass  65 

Miller  &  Graham,  voucher  No.  689,  class  69 

The  M.  C.  Mitchell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  690,  class  65 

Hugh  Reilly  Co.,  voucher  No.  707,  class  69 

William  C.  Robinson  &  Son  Co.,  voucher  No.  708,  class  65 

Frank  R.  Small,  voucher  No.  715,  class  65 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons,  voucher  No.  718,  class  65 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  719,  class  66 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  739,  class  65 

Tomer  Brass  Works,  voucher  No.  745,  class  65 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  755,  classes 

Western  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  764,  dass  66 

BuigesB  Soldering  Furnace  Co.,  voucher  No  772,  class  65 

United  States  Radiator  Corporation,  voucher  No.  776,  class  65. . 

H .  A .  Sands,  voucher  No.  ^,  class  69 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  824.  class  67 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co.,  voucher  No.  826,  class  65 

Oiyler  dc  Mohler,  voucher  No.  827,classe5 

T.J.  Cope,  voucher  No.  829,  class  66 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  835,  class  65 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  853,  class  67 

James  B  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  860,  class  67 

G«orge  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  864,  class  69 

H.  G.  McFaddin  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  865,  class  66 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son,  voucher  No.*866,  class  09 

Miller  A  Graham,  voucher  No.  867,  class  69 

OnaneCo.,  voucher  No.  875,  classes 

Frank  R  Small,  voucher  No.  890,  class  65 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  893,  class  65 

Bena  dc  Ludwig,  voucher  No.  907,  class  67 

General  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  911,  class  66 

E.J  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  960,  class  69 

The  M.  0.  Mitchell  Co.  (inc.),  voucher  No.  961  class  68 


$1.89 
2.02 
19.25 
11.96 
77.63 
11.17 
60.00 
4.60 
33.30 
8.07 
23.50 
50.76 
8.98 
39.31 
3.51 
9.40 
38.08 
39.40 

831.60 
24.70 
13.50 
98.47 
4.00 
L30 
15.70 
2.76 
9.74 

12.02 

1.92 
61.00 

L71 
35.20 
36.23 
118.00 
47.16 

1.10 
79.20 
63.20 
27.60 
28.46 
18.02 
68.00 

3.46 
35.84 
79.84 
19.63 
89.63 
17.28 
75.00 

2.60 
78.63 

2.88 
.75 

3.00 

14.25 

.08 

10.75 

165.00 

3.80 
53.10 

9.63 

9.50 

44.67 

.34 

29.48 

90.31 

16.00 

.80 

40.24 

.42 

35.15 

57.04 

2.50 
17.06 

8.76 
81.64 


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BEGEIFTB  AND  EXPENDITUBBS. 


ExpendUureB  of  the  GUnfemmerU  HotpiUd  for  the  Insane,  btf  daeaee,  far  the  fiiKtd  ym 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Gontiimed. 


OONSTRUOnON-Contlniied. 


1910. 
Deo.    S 


Ifi 


10 


20 


lOU. 
Jan.   18 


Feb.  16 
17 


25 
Kar.    8 


Apr.  ao 
16 
17 


National  Eleotrical  Supply  Go.,  voucher  No.  064,  dasB  66 

Badolph&  WestOo.,  voucher  NO.  060,  claaB  67 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  060,  olaas  66 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt,  voucher  No.  063.  class  66 

The  Sprague  Electric  Co.,  voucher  NO.  084,  olasB  66. 

Barber  dc  Ross,  voucher  No.  1017: 

Claasee 

Cla88  67 

L.  A.  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  1020,  class  67 

Berrv  &.  Aikins,  voucher  No.  1030,claiiB68 

Emil  Caiman  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  lOOl.daasOO 

William  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  1083,  class  60 

H.  T.  Dakin,  voucher  No.  1036,  class  60 

JohnB.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1041,  class  66 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1066,  class  67 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  1081.  class  66 

MOler  dc  Graham,  voucher  No.  1066,  class  69 

Qeoree  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1004,  class  69 

Patapeco  Oil  <Sc  Grease  Co.,  voucher  No.  1098,  class  65 

Hugh  Reilly  Co.,  voucher  No.  1106,  class  60 

William  C.  Robinson  &  Son  Co.,  voucher  No.  1108,  class  65 

William  Sellers  &  Go.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1112,  class  66 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1147,  class  67 

H.  Mueller  Maoulscturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1162,  class  66 

Frank  R.  Small,  voucher  No.  1163,  class  66 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1164,  class  66 

Crown  OUA  Wax  Co.,  voucher  No.  1221.  class  65 

Federal  Electric  Sign  System^  voucher  No.  1231,  class  66 

E.N.  Gray  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1236,  class  67 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1243,  class  67 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  1270,  class  65 

John  W.  Masury  &Son,  voucher  No.  1281,  class  69 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1284,  class  66 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  1410,  class  65 

Miller  &  Graham,  voucher  No.  1437,  class  60 

James  B.  Lamble  Go.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1443,  class  66 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1447.  class  66 

Emil  Caiman  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  1464,  class  60 

L.  Sonneboro  Sons  (Inc.).  voucher  No.  1472.  class  66 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  (3o.,  voucher  No.  1485,  class  65 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1480,  class  67 

Hugfh  Reilly  Co.,  voucher  No.  1601,  class  60 

Patapsoo  Oil  <Sc  Grease  Co.,  voucher  No.  1606,  class  65 

(}eorge  F.  Muth&Co..  voucher  No.  1500,  class  69 ;.... 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1534,  class  65 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  A  Son,  voucher  No.  1589.  class67 

Crown  Ofl  <Sc  Wax  Co.,  voucher  No.  1696,  class  65 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1600: 

Glass  67 

Class  68 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1618,  class  66 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co.,  voucher  No.  1625,  class  65 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1628,  class  60 

Frank  R.  SmaU,  voucher  No.  1639,  class  65 

Western  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1640,  class  66 

James  B.  Lambie  Qo.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1669: 

Class  66 

Class  67 

National  Eleetrtoal  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1673,  class  66 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1605: 

Class  66 

Class  67 

Class  68 

B.  P.  Clapp  Ammonia  Co.,  voucher  No.  1714,  class  65 

Barber  <Sc  Ross,  voucher  No.  1756,  class  65 

The  Fairbanks  Ck).,  voucher  No.  1778,  class  65 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1787,  class  66 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1796,  class  66 

John  W.  Masury  ^  Son,  voucher  No.  1812,  class  69 

Miller  &  Graham,  voucher  No.  1816,  class  69 

E.  J.  Muiphy  Go.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1819,  class  60 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1822,  class  66 

Hugh  Reilly  Co.,  voucher  No.  1820,  class  69 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1830,  class  67 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt,  voucher  No.  1833,  class  66 

Thomas  Somervilie  Co.,  voucher  No.  1840,  class  66 

Soothera  Eleetrto  Co.,  voueher  No.  1842,  c]asi66 


1325.27 
47.67 
8.38 
39.39 
62.60 

L06 

6.20 
76.00 

7.SB 
IL25 

L16 

L44 

4.60 
76.64 
36.82 
38.87 
2L60 
U.SO 
02.98 
16.96 
42.28 
20.61 
26.64 
12.  SO 
186.43 

53.10 

7.00 

3.82 

6.64 
44.06 
13.30 
03.47 

2.45 

165.07 

12.72 

6.64 
44.26 

1.26 
18.83 
28.73 

1.66 

11.60 

116.63 

13.36 

1.80 
62.79 

8.04 
8.47 
7.2S 
42.67 
104.79 
18.60 
14.25 

4.20 
40.0 
41.  S7 

21.20 
56.28 
50.35 
40.34 
20L42 
13.50 

R.76 

3.90 
27.00 
42.24 
9B.30 
25.29 

1.50 
85.38 

10.50 
00.65 
a.  50 


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BtpmSiutm  of  the  Oovemment  Hospital  for  the  Intane,  hy  doMta^far  A«  fiMok  ytar 
tHding  June  SO,  19il— Continued. 

GONBTBUCnON-OrattDiud. 


mi. 

Apr.  39 
May  10 


13 


n 

Jniie  10 


30 
Inly  17 


S7 

Sept   5 
Apr.  30 


TlioraM  I.  GhrtB,  voQdhtr  No.  187&  dMS  oa 

Baiter  A  Bob,  voQdhtr  No.  1022,  oun  06 

Smfl  Caiman  A  Co^  voucher  No.  199S,  class  09 

down  OU  dc  Wax  Co.,  voocher  No.  1030,  class  66. 

Albert  L.  Jolinaon,  voQcber  No.  1017,  class  66 

John  W.  MasuiT  «  Son,  voucher  No.  1056,  class  60 

E.  J.  Marphr  Co.  (Inc.).  Toucher  No.  1068,  class  00 

The  M.  C.  IfitcheU  Co.  (Inc.),  voacher  Ifo.  1060,  class  68 

MlUer  A  Graham,  vooeher  No.  1063.  class  60 

L.  Bonnebom  Sons  (Inc.) .  voucher  No.  1074,  class  66 

J.  Boas  CoUins.  voucher  No.  2002,  class  66 

General  Electric  Co^  voucher  No.  2010,  class  66 

Georce  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2020,  dass  60 

J.  S.  McCormlck  Co.,  voucher  No.  2022,  doss  65 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  2026,  dass  66 

B.  P.  dapp  Ammonia  Co.,  voucher  No.  2066,  dass  66 

Barber  &  Koss,  voucher  No.  2125,  dass  66 

WiUiam  Wirt  Clarke  A  Son.  voucher  No.  2130,  dass  67 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  2134,  dass  65 

Hammacher,  Sohlemmer  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2130,  class  66 

The  /.  Lang  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  2167,  dttis  66 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son,  voucher  No.  2165,  dass  60 

George  F.  Muth  &  Co.,  voucher  No.  2170,  class  60 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.,  (Inc.,)  voucher  No.  2171,  dass  00 

Albert  L.  Jonnson,  voucher  No.  2173,  dass  65 

TheLucent  Oil  Cte.,  voucher  No.  2177,  class  65 

WUIiamH.  Otto,  voucher  No.  2184.  class  65 

Hugh  Reilly  Co.,  voocher  No.  2236,  dass  60 

Barber  4c  Boas,  vooofaer  No.  46,  class  66 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  63,  class  67 

WiUiam  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  66,  dass  60 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co.,  voucher  No.  72,  dass  65 

JohnB.  Espey,  voucher  No.  77,  dass  67 

General  Electric  (}o..  voucher  No.  82,  class  66 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufiicturing  (3o.,  voucher  No.  88,  dass  65 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  04,  class  67 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  104,  class  67 

John  W.  Masury  A.  Son,  voucher  No.  HI,  dass  00 

Miller  A  Graham,  voucher  No.  114.  class  60 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  116,  dass  69 

(}eorge  F.  Math  A  Co.,  voucher  No.  117,  class  00 

National  Electrical  Supply  (3o.,  vourlier  No.  110,  dass  66 

Hugh  Reilly  0>..  voucher  No.  131,  class  60 

Rudolph  A  West  (}o.,  voucher  No.  132,  dass  68 

Frank  R.  Small,  voucher  No.  138,  dass  66 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  140,  class  67 

Thomas  SomervlUe  Cte.,  voucher  No.  141,  dass  68 

Washington  Rubber  (}o.,  voucher  No.  156,  dass  66 

General  Electric  (}o.,  voucher  No.  184,  dass  66 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  190,  dass  66 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  101,  class  65 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  248,  dass  66 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  308,  dass  65 

General  Elecmc  Supply  Co.,  paid  by  auditor,  dass  66 

Total 


$16.00 

L0« 

S1.2S 

62.17 

4.60 

S.80 

16.10 

33.47 

164.60 

2.60 

6.82 

186.06 

101.80 

4.80 

35.70 

40. 7S 

37.48 

1.80 

2.40 

6.00 

10.44 

.80 

8.80 

81.00 

17.06 

42.00 

7.10 

122.18 

60.90 

22.60 

.68 

68.28 

37.10 

129.20 

185.62 

25.97 

54.84 

3.80 

206.00 

6.00 

9.76 

161.06 

6.83 

26.10 

32.75 

09.00 

44.40 

4.00 

26.84 

LOO 

11.62 

2.48 

66.53 

324.06 


8,005.18 


REPAIRS. 


I9ia 
Jdy  16 
Aug.  18 

Jdy  31 

Aug.  15 

31 

8q»t.  16 


Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  170,  dass  70 

WUliam  Wirt  Qarke  Si  Son,  voucher  No.  263,  dass  75 

Columbia  Granite  A.  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  266,  dass  72. 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  358,  daas  70 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  359,  dass  70 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  361,  class  70 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  444,  dass  70 

Barber  dc  Ross,  voucher  No.  462,  class  72 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  457,  dass  72 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  (}o.,  voucher  No.  461,  class  73. 

William  Wirt  Garke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  462,class  76 

Rudolph  A  West  Co^  voucher  No.  605,  dass  72 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  608,  dass  71 

BwindeU  Bros.,  voucher  No.  610,  dass  74 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  617,  dass  72. 


$1,035.05 
14.26 
20.80 

1,180.14 
3L00 

1,001.68 
064.03 
12.81 
10.40 
19.60 
n.60 
20.13 
14.26 
71.43 
7.40 


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BSOBEPTB  AND  BXFEHDITUBBS. 


EaspmdUurei  of  the  OwemmerU  Ho9pUol  for  the  Insane,  by  elaUeatfor  the  fiscal  yssr 
ending  June  SO,  1911— Continued. 

RKPAIBS-Comtlxiiied. 


Data. 


mo. 

Sept  16 

80 

Oet  15 

18 


10 


Not.    8 


16 
18 
10 
30 
Dec    8 


10 


81 

1011. 
Jan.    14 
18 


Pay  roll,  TOQdMr  No.  650,  class  70 

J*ay  roll,  voucher  No.  830,  class  70 

ray  roQ,  voucher  No.  030,  dass  70 

Pay  roU.  voucher  No.  838,  class  70 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  648.  class  72 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  652,  class  72 

Cuyler  &  Mohler,  voucher  No.  656,  dass  71 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  703,  dass  75 

^  .  —  .  „,  _.^.    ^ 710,  date  72 

T]  ».  717,dass71 

Q  voucher  No.  730,  class  72. . 

Q  lo.  741,  dass  71 

8i  ss74 

Pi  

P  

Bi  i8s72 

Jo  iss72 

Ii  !,class71 

Q  class  72 

C<  iroucher  No.  876,  dass  72.. 

\V  class72 

T  ».  803,  class  71 

T  ►804,  dass  71 

V  »7,dass72 

Pl,  .„.. , 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons,  voucher  No.  017,  class  75 

Winiam  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  018,  dass  75 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  054,  dass  70 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co..  voucher  No.  062,  dass  71 

National  Mortar  Co. ,  voucher  No.  063,  dass  72 

Rudolph  &  West  Ca,  voucher  No.  070,  dass  72 

Remin^n  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  074,  dass  71 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  079.  dass  74 

Fred  J.  White,  voucher  No.  1000,  dass  74, 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  1022,  dass  72 

Cuyier  &  Mohler,  voucher  No.  1035,  dass  71 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1042,  dass  72 

The  Oarlock  Packim;  Co. ,  voucher  No.  1048,  class  71 

Haines,  Jones  &  Caabury  Co..  voucher  No.  1063,  dass  71. 

Louis  Uartie,  voucher  No.  1056,  dan  72 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1066,  class  72 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1067,  class  72 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1074,  dass  72 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1075,  class  72 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  1095,  class  72. 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1102,  dass  70 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1105,  class  71 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  1115^  class  72 , 

Warren-Ehret  Co.,  voucher  No.  1126,  dass  75 , 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1127,  dass  74 

The  Westinghouse  Air  Brake  Co.,  voucher  No.  1144,  class  71.. 

Rudolph  A.  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1147,  class  72 

Ruddph  Ac  West  Co^  voucher  No.  1148,  dass  72 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  1150,  class  71 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  1151,  dass  71 , 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1188,  class  70 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1189,  dass  70 , 


Pay  roll  .voucher  No.  1 199,  class  70 

TheV.  D.  AndersonCo.,  voucher  No.  1207,  dass  71 , 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  1211,  class  72 

Cdumbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  1213,  dass  75.. 

The  Elmer  H.  Oatlin  Co.,  voucher  No.  1214,  class  71 

Wm.  Wirt  Qarke  <Se  Son,  voucher  No.  1217,  dass  75 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  1220,  class  72 

CraneCo.,voucher  No.  1223,  dass71 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1224,  class  71 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1229: 

Class  71 

Class  72 

Olamorean  Pipe  &  Foundry  Co.,  voodier  No.  1238,  class  71.... 
Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1244: 

Class  71 

Chi8s72 

Albert  L.  Johnson,  voucher  No.  1257,  class  72 

J.  B.  Kendall  Co.,  voucher  No.  ia6S,clasi71 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1268,  daas  73 

National  Mortar  Ca,  voucher  No.  1283,  daas  75. 


8733.00 

036.03 

631.33 

341.55 

30.14 

76.21 

5.19 

202.55 

11.72 

706.15 

26.00 

15.19 

23.20 

628.27 

446.76 

224.38 

7.90 

184.20 

10.80 

52.00 

19.20 

131.42 

117.24 

157.00 

757.87 

444.00 

504.34 

756.63 

4.50 

48.10 

37.64 

■      24.00 

92.84 

9.00 

70.  ao 

62.07 

L50 

4.88 

63.90 

.78 

6.93 

10.00 

9.25 

50.85 

11.10 

756.84 

56.16 

121.90 

32.40 

23.36 

22.65 

7.81 

36.36 

18.95 

71.13 

1.016.40 

430.50 

781.95 

9.15 

49.31 

26.00 

4.50 

61.28 

239L85 

a06 

9&04 

2.50 

.90 

29L40 

zn 

2&60 

3:20 

4a  35 

21.25 

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&pendUur€8  of  the  Oovemment  EoipUal  for  the  ImoTiey  hu  doBiea,  for  the  fiacal  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


REFAIRS-Oontiixiied. 


19U. 
Jto.  19 


20 
23 

31 

TiBb.  14 

16 


25 

28 

Mar.    8 


14 

15 
23 
31 

Apr.  15 


17 


Otis  Elevator  Co..  voncber  No.  1287.  class  71 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co.,  voocher  No.  1204,  class  71 

Rudolph^  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1297,  class  72 

HughRefflyCo.,youcherNo.  1208,  class  74 

Rosslyn  Supply  Co.,  Toucher  No.  1209,  class  75 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  1308,  class  72 

SwindeUBros.,  voucher  No.  1307.  class  74 

Thomas  Somerville  Ca,  voucher  No.  1310,  dass  71 

United  States  Radiator  Corporation,  voucher  No.  1317,  class  71. . . 

Martin  Wiegand,  voucher  No.  1325,  class  72 

Washburn  it  Oraneer,  voucher  No.  1335,  class  71 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1377,  class  70 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1385,  class  70 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1388,  class  71 

The  11.  C.  Mitchell  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1396,  class  72 

Barber&  Ross,  voucher  No.  1411, class  71 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co.,  voucher  No.  1419,  class  71 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  1420,  class  71 

Fred.  J.  White,  voucher  No.  1424,  class  71 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  1425,  class  72 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons,  voucher  No.  1426,  class  75 

Remington  Machine  Co.,  voucher  No.  1427,  class  71 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  1428,  class  75 

H.  Mueller  ManuCacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1429.  class  71 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1430,  class  72 

W.  8.  Jenks  <Se  Son,  voucher  No.  1431,  dass  71 

Q.  W.  FMsberg,  voucher  No.  1432,  dass  71 

CuytorA  Mohler,  voucher  No.  1433,  dass  71 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  1465,  class  75 , 

Hazard  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1471,  class  71 

The  Oarlock  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1483,  class  71 , 

B.  F.  Sturtevant  Co.,  voucher  No.  1486,  dass  71 

Rudolph  &  West  Ck>.,  voucher  No.  1489,  dass  72 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1518,  class  71 

Oliver  Machinery  Co.,  voucher  No.  15192Class72 

JohnB.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1535,  dass  72 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1572,  class  70 

The  American  Laundry  Maohinerv  Ck>.,  voucher  No.  1586,  dass  71, 

Cuy ksr  &  Mohler,  voucher  No.  1591 ,  dass  71 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  1592,  dass  72 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  1594,  dass  75 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  1601,  dass  72 

The  (Hulock  Packing  (^.,  voucher  No.  1605,  class  71 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1610: 

Class  71 

Class  72 

John  Mitchell,  Jr. .  voucher  Na  1627,dass71 

Central  Construction  &  Supplv  Co.,  voucher  No.  1632,  dass  71 

National  Mortar  Co . ,  voucher  No.  1 035,  class  72 

Martin  Wiei^md,  voucher  No.  1652,  dass  72 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1656,  class  74 

Rosslyn  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1658,  class  75 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  1663,  dass  71 

E.  N.  Oray  &  Ck>.,  voucher  No.  1668,  dass  71 

James  B.  LambieCk).  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1670,  class  72 

Thomas  Somerville  Co. .  voucher  No.  1682,  dass  71 

Tolhurst  Machine  Works,  voucher  No.  1684,  dass  71 

Ruddph&  West  0>.,  voucher  No.  1696,  dass  72 

Pay  nMl.  voucher  No.  1701.  dass  70 

National  Mosaic  Co.,  vouoner  No.  1710,  class  75 

(Columbia  Granite  &.  Dredging  Co^  voucher  No.  1716,  dass  75 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1748,  dass  70 

The  Canton-Hughes  Pump  Co.,  voucher  No.  1761,  class  71 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  1764,  dass  71 

Columbia  Granite  &.  Dred^g  Co..  voucher  No.  1766,  class  75 

Cnyter  &  Mohler,  voucher  No.  1770,  dass  71 

Louis  Hartig,  voucher  No.  1788,  class  72 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  1802,  dass  72 

The  C.  J.  MoCubbin  (^..  voucher  No.  1805,  dass  71 

The  M.  C.  MitcheU  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.'1817,  dass  72 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  1823,  class  75 

(inaker  City  Rubber  Co.,  voucher  No.  1828,  dass  71 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1831,  class  72 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1836,  class  70 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  1841,  class  71 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1849,  dass  74 

Warren  Steam  Pump  Co.,  voucher  No.  1856,  dass  71 

W.  A.  H.  Ghurdi.  voucher  No.  1868,  class  72. 


siaso 

13.27 

65.28 

.50 

121.80 

34a  36 

7L34 

288.28 

74.40 

&90 

2.70 

1,02L10 

776.13 

6.00 

2a  00 

4.89 

96.46 

53.19 

aoo 

2.25 

450 
37.00 
17.02 
63.00 

7.02 

1.3S 

76.00 

67.15 

342.58 

9.00 

12.53 

12.50 

.96 

26u25 

&50 
53.56 
909.95 
24.00 

0.00 
72.50 
ia65 
11.83 
8L22 

3.85 

L20 

0.00 

.95 

3.70 

1.02 

47.60 

(iO.  70 

11.21 

19.00 

2.00 

301.85 

4.20 

7.18 

926.76 

558.00 

83.11 

1,144.21 

5.36 

95.70 

21.66 

81.80 

L65 

13.02 

450 

2a  00 

7487 

75.80 

60.03 

825.83 

22498 

56.52 

4410 

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BEOEIPTS  AND  EXFENDITUBBS. 


Ezpendiiures  ofUie  Government  Hospital  for  the  Ineaney  by  daseea,  for  (he  fi9cal  \ 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


1911. 
Apr.  19 

30 
May    3 

10 


12 


26 

31 

June    8 


10 


12 


13 

15 

30 

Jnly  10 

17 


18 


21 
22 

24 

27 

Sept.    5 

May    2 

25 

June  27 


BBPAIBS-ContiiHiad. 


Barber  &  Ro8b,  Toacher  No.  1874,  claas  72 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1910,  class  70 

The  J.  L.  Mott  Iron  Works,  voucher  No.  1913,  class  71 

Barber  dc  Ross,  voucher  No.  1923,  class  72 

William  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  1929,  class  75 

Columbia  Oranite  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  1931,  class  75 

The  J.  L.  Mott  Inm  Works,  voucher  No.  1962,  class  71 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  1964,  class  75 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  1968.  class  72 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  1970,  class  72 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  1975,  claas  74 

J.  Robert  Sommerville,  voucher  No.  1979,  class  71 

F.  8.  Oichner,  voucher  No.  1988,  class  72 

The  American  Laundry  Machinery  Co.,  voucher  No.  1991,  class  71. 
Brown  &  Sharpe  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1997,  class  71 . . . 

The  Garfield  Packing  Co.,  voucher  No.  2011,  class  71 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  2018,  class  71 

ManselBros.  Co..  voucher  No.  2024,  class  71 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  2035,  class  71 

Frank  R.  Small,  voucher  No.  2037,  class  71 

L.  Wolff  Manufacturing  Co.,  voucher  No.  2045,  class  71 

JohnB.  Espey,  voucher  No.  2051,  class  72 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2064,  class  70 

J.  E.  Hurley,  voucher  No.  2062,  class  71 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  2007,  class  70 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  2106,  class  72. 

The  Oarlock  Packing  Co^  voucher  No.  2119,  class  71 

The  Glamorgan  Pipe  &,  Foundry  Co.,  voucher  No.  2121,  class  71. . . 

Barber  dc  Ross,  voucher  No.  2124,  class  72 

F.  W.  P-'-'—    '  "'    "  -"^-  "I27,claas72 

John  B.  9S71 

LoulsE  72 

James  I  No.  2154,  class  71 

TheM.  T  No.  2167.  class  71 

H.  Mue  er  No.  2169,  class  71 

Albert]  class72 

Lovewe  76,class71 

Natiomu«^v.»»  xy>/.,  wt.v^»  a. wx»2,  class  72 

Otis  Elevator  Co,  voucher  No.  2183,  class  71 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  2190,  class  72 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons,  voucher  No.  2193,  class  71 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  2197,  class  72 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  2198,  class  71 

Crane  Co.,  voucher  No.  2203,  class  71 

Swindell  Bros.,  voucher  No.  2207,  class  74 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2232,  class  70 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  2233,  class  70 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  32,  dasB  70 

The  American  Wringer  Co.,  voucher  No.  35,  class  71 

Barber  &  Ross,  voucher  No.  45,  class  71 

Central  Construction  &  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  59,  class  71 

W.  A.  H.  Church,  voucher  No.  62,  class  72 

William  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son,  voucher  No.  67,  class  75 

James  B.  Clow  &  Sons,  voucher  No.  68,  class  71 

J.  Ross  Collins,  voucher  No.  69,  class  71 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  76,  class  71 

EInowles  Steam  Pump  Works,  voucher  No.  101,  class  71 

The  M.  C.  MitcheU  Co.  (Inc.),  voucher  No.  115,  class  73 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  120,  class  72 

Quaker  dty  Rubber  Co.,  voucher  No.  129,  class  71 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.,  voucher  No.  133,  class  72 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons,  voucher  No.  135,  class  72 

Thomas  W.  Smith,  voucher  No.  139,  class  72 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  142,  class  75 

Prairie  State  Incubator  Co.,  voucher  No.  109,  class  71 

The  M.  C.  Mitchell  Co.  (Inc. ),  voucher  No.  178,  class  71 

American  Vulcanized  Fibre  (>).,  voucher  No.  179,  class  71 

H.  W.  Johns-Manville  Co.,  voucher  No.  180,  class  71 

Crane  Co.,  voucher  No.  186,  class  71 

Otis  Elevator  Co.,  voucher  No.  194.  class  71 

John  B.  Espey,  voucher  No.  309,  class  72 

Department  of  the  Interior,  paid  by  auditor,  claas  75 

A.  J.  Fish  &  COv  paid  bv  auditor,  class  75 

The  Fairbanks  (>>.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  71 

Total 


S18.47 

929.37 

66.70 

2.03 

20.44 

13.46 

46.20 

137.60 

151.24 

39.23 

60.36 

36.25 

20.00 

24.00 

6.45 

24.02 

2.50 

4.50 

121.59 

,     130.00 

15.00 

2.00 

639.80 

560.00 

83a  40 

125.811 

66.91 

10.60 

5.10 

87.27 

6.55 

3.51 

.35 

laaoo 

24.60 

.86 

42.50 

1L8S 

74.00 

18.45 

17.50 

92.00 

77.81 

17.45 

53.89 

575.17 

297.33 

1,094.90 

29.70 

28.94 

10.40 

9.00 

2M9 

54.80 

5.09 

3.12 

laoo 

52.79 

3.70 

3.09 

18.84 

36  00 

00.41 

1,173,28 

1.50 

19.68 

17.50 

4ft.  46 

l.SO 

74.00 

24.94 

5.45 

080.47 

147.23 


36,734.60 


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EspmHturm  of  the  OovemmerU  Hospital  for  the  Insaney  by  daseei^for  the  fitcal  year 
ending  June  SOt  1911 — Continued. 

BUILDINaS  AND  GBOUNDS. 


iuly  U 

Ifl 

SI 

Aug.  15 

29 

31 

BeptU 

Oet.  15 
19 


34 
25 
31 

N«T.  10 


15 

Dee.  8 
5 
6 
13 
15 


20 

n 

19U. 
ISL    5 
14 
18 


M.  14 


10 
U 

u 

31 
Apr.  U 


18 
40 


Wahrorth  ManufMStnring  Co.,  voooher  No.  46,  class  80 

Hdne  Safety  Bofler  Ck>.,  Yoacher  No.  96,  class  80 

Pay  ron,  Toucher  No.  100,  class  76 

Pay  roll.  Toucher  No.  360,  class  76 

Pay  roll,  Toocher  No.  363,  class  76 

General  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  404,  class  80. 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  446,  class  76 

Dexter  8.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  486.  class  80 

Pay  roD,  voucher  No.  548,  class  76 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  631,  class  76 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  630.  class  76 

Natkmal  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  702,  class  80 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co.,  voucher  No.  716,  class  77 

Southern  Electric  Co..  voucher  No.  719,  class  80 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  753,  class  80 . . 
Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  764,  class  80. , 

The  J.  Lang  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  774,  class  80 

Dexter  S.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  778,  class  80 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  816,  class  76 

Attantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  860,  class  80 . . 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.,  voucher  No.  802.  class  76 

The  Tungstolier  Co.,  voucher  No.  806,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  015,  class  76 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  955,  class  76 

Dexter  S.  KfanbaU,  voucher  No.  950,  class  80 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.,  voucher  No.  1001.  class  80 

W.  Bertrand  Acker,  voucher  No.  1006,  class  80 

Carroll  Electric  Co.|Vwicher  No.  1018,  class  80 , 

Atlantio  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1028,  class  80 . 

R.  B.  Corey,  voucher  No.  1034,  class  80 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1103,  class  76 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1117,  class  80 

Spracne  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1145,  class  80 

Soutnem  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1146,  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1154,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1190,  class  76 

The  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co.,  voucher  No.  1194,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1200,  class  76 

R.  B.  Corey,  voucher  No.  1219.  class  80 

Oeoeral  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1241.  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1285,  class  80 

Postal  Telesraph-Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1290,  class  80 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1302,  class  80 

Pay  roil,  voucher  No.  1878,  class  76 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1384,  class  76 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1417.  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1418.  dass  80 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co.,  voucher  No.  1421,  class  77 

National  Mortar  Co.,  voucher  No.  1422,  class  77 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredsing  Co.,  voucher  No.  1428,  dass  77.. . . 

Qcncral  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1475,  class  80 

Western  Electric  Co..  voucher  No.  1487,  class  80 

Standard  Underground  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1402,  class  80. . . 

American  Sewer  Pipe  Co.,  voucher  No.  1513,  class  80 

Columbia  Incandescent  Lramp  Co..  voucher  No.  1517,  dass  80. . . 

Carroll  Eleotric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1527,  class  80 

0. 4k  W.  Electric  Specialty  Co.,  voucher  No.  1533,  class  80 

Pay  roD,  voucher  No.  1573,  class  76 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  1642.  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  1674,  class  80 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co.,  voucher  No.  1683,  dass  77 

Atlantio  Insulated  Wtae  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1687,  dass  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1702,  class  76 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1740,  dass  76 , 

Atibntio  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1764,  class  80 
Golambia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  1766,  dass  77... 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1834,  dass  76 

Vcfiimeyer  &  Lapish,  voudier  No.  1855,  class  77 

National  Electrical  Siroplv  Co.,  voucher  No.  1869,  dass  80 

Pay  roQ,  voucher  No.  1911,  class  76 

Atibntic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  1992,  dass  80 

Katiaoal  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  2025,  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co..  voucher  No.  2026,  class  80 

Soothcm  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  2038,  class  80 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  2052,  dass  76 

Pfty  ran,  voudier  No.  2008,  class  76 


$4,627.90 

3,165.80 

17.56 

17.56 

33.76 

8,27&24 

1&90 

121.40 

17.65 

17.55 

17.56 

585.03 

43.50 

130.35 

44.66 

89.35 

49.16 

99.36 

168.66 

13400 

7.00 

105.60 

139.27 

212.80 

75.25 

ia3S 

.50 

81.56 

17&79 

484.40 

17.56 

1,033.43 

606.00 

402.15 

189.69 

18.90 


1.08 

143.12 

41&20 

196.66 

99.67 

.50 

56l40 

186.22 

155.48 

103.36 

219. 16 

&82 

6450 

72.62 

121.22 

7.39 

19&00 

1,260.00 

28.65 

6.28 

38.04 

156l15 

106.07 

515. 74 

72.50 

89.35 

17.56 

217.44 

89.35 

57.70 

196.23 

9460 

47.63 

188.78 

17a  70 

12.40 

232.48 

111.84 

321.10 

360.40 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITUBB8. 


Expendilurei  of  the  Government  Hospital  for  the  Insaney  by  daues^  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  30,  1911 — Continued. 

BUILDINGS  AND  OROUNDS-Continiied. 


1011. 
June  12 


13 

21 
July  17 


loia 

Sept.  23 

20 

Deo. 

0 

30 

1011. 

Apr. 

20 

June 

2 

National  Eleotrical  Supply  Co.,  youcher  No.  2180,  class  80 

National  Mortar  Ck).,  voucher  No.  2181,  class  77 

B.  F.  Pope  Stone  Co.,  voucher  No.  2186,  class  77 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  2219,  class  80. 

Carroll  Electric  Co..  voucher  No.  2225,  class  80 

Columbia  Qranlte  &  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  2241,  class  77 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  43,  class  80. . . 

Carroll  Electric  Co..  voucher  No.  58,  class  80 , . . . 

Columbia  Granite  et  Dredging  Co.,  voucher  No.  70,  class  77 

R.  B.Corey,  voucher  No.  71,  class  80 

The  J.  Lang  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  105.  class  80 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.,  voucher  No.  118,  class  80 

Southern  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  137,  class  80 

Sprague  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  145,  class  80 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.,  voucher  No.  187.  class  80. . 
Western  Electric  Co.,  voucher  No.  188,  class  80 


W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,  paid  by  auditor,  class  70 

Sunderland  Bros.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  79 

Mcintosh.  Seymour  &  Co.,  paid  bv  auditor,  class  80.. 
General  Electric  Co.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  80 


National  Eleotrical  Supply  Co.,  paid  by  auditor,  class  80. 
Dexter  S.  Kimball,  paid  by  auditor,  class  80 


flO7.20 
6150 

277.20 
44.65 
98.58 

Hi  59 
48.14 
29.78 

'49.45 

179.40 
27.90 

125.00 
31.31 
87.50 
69.90 
ia04 


1,845.15 

5a  60 

013.04 

5,479.55 


351.21 
72.50 


Total ♦. 37,740.24 


PAY  ROLL. 


1010. 
July  16 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  168: 

Class  82 

S17.55 

Clas802 

17.55 

Class  08 

35.10 

Arthur  H.  ITImhAU,  vonchpr  No.  270,  olftim  ^1 

16.00 

John  P .  Turner,  voucher  No.  287 ,  class  06 

50.00 

80 

Mand  Grw^n,  ^onch^r  No.  309,  clftfls  05 

2.50 

81 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  326: 

Class  81 

2  309.06 

Class82 

545.40 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  327,  class  82 

1,301.04 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  328,  class  82 

228.00 

Pay  rolli  voucher  No.  320i  class  83 

1.450.00 

Payroll,  voiicher  No.  3n30,  clftifff  83. , 

1,060.00 

Pay  roll  i  voucher  No.  331,  class  83 

065.00 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  332,  class  83 

810.84 

Pav  roll,  voiwhfl-  No  3M,  oIrm  «3 

746.00 

Pay  mli;  voimhfir  No-  !fM',  o]fm  « , 

657-67 

Pay  rolli  voucher  No.  335^  class  83 

551.33 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  336^  class  83 

370.67 

Pay  roll  1  voucher  No.  337,  class  83 

838.67 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  338,  class  83 ■ 

1,068.67 

Pay  roUi  vo^i'^hpr  No.  330)  clam  ^ i 

548.50 

Pay  roll;  voucher  No.  340;  class  83 

344.50 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  341 ,  clam  83. 

348.87 

Pfty  rnllj  vonoherNo- .^2;<>lAifff  ft<>. . . 

1,080.66 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  343,  class  85 > 

576.80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  344,  class  85 

370.86 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  345,  class  84 

373.00 

Pay  roll,  vouchor  No.  346,  class  86 

407.33 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  347,  class  87 ...i 

757.50 

Pay  roll,  vouchor  No.  348,  class  87 

23&00 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  349,  class  95 

1.148. 33 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  350,  class  05 i 

24L67 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  351,  class  07 -'  

350.00 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  352,  class  06 1  

411.58 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  353,  class  98 /' 

Pay  roll ,  voucher  No.  354:                                              / ' 

ClassOO J   

Class  91 f", 

Class 02 .%•'    

01888  03 ',". 

46&.03 

435.50 
7S.00 
17.  S5 

306.00 

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ExpendUures  of  the  Government  EoepUalfor  the  Ineane,  by  daeses^for  the  JUeal  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

PAY  ROLI^-Gontlnaed 


D«te. 


Items. 


Amount. 


1010. 
July  31 


Ang.  15 


II 


BiptU 


P»y  roll,  YOtwher  No.  366: 

daasSS 

Owin  ftft 

Ply  roll,  vouotunr'No.'  866: 

CiaaBSO 

ClaaBM 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  357: 

ClaasSS 

ClaaB86 

aasBOO 

CtasBge 

daasOS 

Pay  roll,  voocher  No.  382: 

CIaaB82 

QaaBfiO 

Oamm 

daasfiS 

daasOS 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  412: 

CiaaBSl 

ClaaB82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  413,  dasB  82. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  414,  class  82. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  415,  class  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  416,  class  83. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  417,  class  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  418,  class  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  419,  dass  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  420,  class  83. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  421,  class  83. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  422,  class  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  423,  class  83. , 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  424,  class  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  425,  class  83. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  426,  dass  83. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  427,  dass  83. , 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  428,  dass  86. , 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  420,  dass  86. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  430,  dass  85. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  431,  class  84. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  432,  dass  85. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  433,  class  87. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  434,  dass  87. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  435,  dass  05. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  436,  dass  05. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  437,  dass  97. . 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  438,  dass  06. . 
Payroll,  voucher  No.  430,  dass  96.. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  440: 

dassSO 

dassOO 

dassOl 

ClasB02 


04. 


Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  441: 

ClasB88 

dass  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  442: 

dass  80 

Oamdi 

Pay  roll,  voadwr  No.  443: 

dass  86 

dass  86 

dass  00 

dass  06. 

dass  06. 


Hand  Green,  voucber  No.  446,  dass  05 

Artfanr  H.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  484,  class  81. 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  512,  dass  06 

Pay  ran,  voucher  No.  540: 

daBB82 

aaaB02 

dMs04 

aaaB06 

OmbOS 


875.00 
1,510.00 

1,211.60 
357.16 

14.50 
10.50 
2.50 
6.00 
12.00 

17.56 
7.00 
17.55 
38.40 
32.40 

2,400.01 
656.17 

1,208.30 
234.07 

1,447.50 

1,002.50 
073.00 
816.33 
752.02 
618.67 
663.83 
386.67 
854.75 

1,065.00 
657.08 
251.50 
337.07 

1,060.83 
580.00 
372.45 
254.17 
396.00 
757.50 
242.00 

1,148.33 
252.50 
340.00 
457.30 
467.28 

04.50 
485.50 
75.00 
18.00 
206.00 
807.00 

76.00 
1,468.83 

1,067.50 
370.67 

14.50 
10.50 
2.60 
6.00 
12.00 
68.04 
40.00 


17.66 
17.65 
365.50 
41.60 
22.06 


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BBOEIPTS  A]!n>  EXPEKDITUBES. 


Expenditura  of  the  Qcvemmeni  Hospital  for  the  Insane,  by  classee,  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 

PAY  BOLLr-OmtlniMd. 


1910. 
Sept  30 


Oet  15 


Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  fl06: 

Class  81 

Class  82 

Class  02 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  WO: 

Class  81 

Class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  600,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  601,  class  83 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  002,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  603,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  604,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  605,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  606,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  607,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  606,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  609,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  611,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  610,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  612,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  613,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  614,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  615,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  616>  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  617,  class  84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  618,  class  86 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  619,  class  87 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  620,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  621,  class  95 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  622,  class  95 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  623,  class  97 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  624,  class96 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  625,  class  98 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  626: 

Class  80 

Class  91 

Class  92 

Class  93 

Class  94 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  627: 

Class  88 

Class  89 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  628: 

Class  89 

Class  94 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  629: 

Class  85 

Class  86 

Class  90 

Class  96 

Class  98 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  637: 

Class  82 

Class  90 

Class  92 

Class  94 

Class  96 

Class  98 

Maud  Qreen,  voucher  No.  634,  class  95 

Bridget  Brosuan,  voucher  No.  640,  class  84. . . 
Bridget  Brosnan,  voucher  No.  041,  class  84. . . 
Kate  McNamara,  voucher  No.  642^1ass  86. . . 
Arthur  H.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  680,  class  81 

Liuie  Nelson,  voucher  No.  704,  class  82 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  724,  class  96. . .. 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  781: 

Class  81 

Class  82 

Class  92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  782,  class  82 

PayroU,  voucher  No.  783,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  784,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  785,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  786,  class83 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  787,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  788,  class  88 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  789,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  790i  class  83 


83,195.03 
719. 17 
150.00 

158.34 
1,279.18 

237.15 
1,447.50 
1,07a  92 

on.  SO 

832.  SO 
718.46 
637.16 
547.83 

1,050.67 
275.26 
558.17 

1,068.67 
248.17 
342.66 

1,006.50 
568.67 
371.00 
273.00 
398.00 
749.17 
256.27 

1,148.34 
252.50 
348.00 
450.90 
463.24 

432.00 

75.00 

17.55 

205.00 

334.00 

7&00 
1,618.34 

1,140.67 
327.67 

14.50 
19.50 
2.50 
5.00 
12.00 

17.55 

laso 

17.55 
320.50 
41.60 
24..% 
28.75 
25w00 
17.50 
80.00 
40.00 
&00 
60.00 

2,506.61 
663.83 
160.00 

1,382.04 
239.50 

1,460.00 

1,064.75 
057.56 
812.75 
721. 2fi 
637.68 
610.49 


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BifrnMhtru  of  Cfte  QufHrnment  Hospital  for  the  Iruane,  by  dtum,  for  ths  fiaoal  year 
ending  June  SO,  i9il— Continued. 


PAY  BOLL-Continued. 


Dita. 


Itemf. 


Oet.  81 


Fay  roll,  voucher  No.  791,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucberNo.  702, class 83 

Pay  roll,  Toucber  No.  703,  class  83 

Payroll,  ToucberNo.  704,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  705,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  Toucber  No.  706,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  707,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  youcber  No.  706,  class  85 

Payroll,  voucber  No. 700, class 85 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  800,  class  84 

PayroU,voucber  No.  801,cla8s86 

Pay  roil,  voucber  No.  802,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  803,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  804,  class  06 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  806,  class  06 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  806,  class  07 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  807,  class  06 

Pay  roll,  vouoher  No.  808,  class  08 

Pay  roll,  vouoher  No.  800: 

Class  00 

Class  01 

Class  02 

Class  03 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  810,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  811,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  812: 

Class  80 

Class  04 

Pay  roll,  vouoher  No.  813: 

Class  85 

Class  86 

Class  00 

Class  06 

Class  06 

John  Edaell,  voucber  No.  818,  class  83 

Arthur  H.  KimbaU.  voucber  No.  856,  class  81.. 

Lissle  Nelson,  voucher  No.  885,  class  82. 

John  P.  Turner,  voucber  No.  805,  class  06 

Pay  roll,  voucber  No.  014: 

Class  82 

Class  02 

Class  04 

Class  06 

Class  06 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  022: 

OassSl 

ClasBS2 

aass02 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  023,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  024,  class  82 

11,  voucher  No.  025,  class  83. 

U,  voucher  No.  026,  class  83 

11,  voucher  No.  027,  class  83 

11,  voucher  No.  028,  dass  83 

11,  voudier  Nb.  020,  dass  83 

II,  voucher  No.  030,  class  83 

11,  voucher  No.  031,  dass  83 

D,  voucher  No.  032,  dass  83 

Q,  voucher  No.  033,  class  83 

0,  voudier  No.  034,  class  83 

U,  voucher  No.  035,  class  83 

0,  voucher  No.  036,  dass  83 

Q,  voucher  No.  037,  class  83 

a,  voucher  No.  038,  class  85 

ll,voudierNo.090,da88  85 

Q,  vouoher  No.  040,  dass  85 

U,  voudier  No.  041,  class  84 

Q,  vouoher  No.  042,  dass  86 

0,  voudier  No.  043,  class  87 

D,  voudier  No.  044,  dass  87 

0,  voudier  No.  045,  dass  05 

D,  voudier  No.  046: 

m05 

m07 

D,  voudier  No.  047,  dass  06 

D,  voucher  No.  048,  dass  98 


91,090.00 
267.21 
077.00 
602.00 
208.00 
348.63 
1,072.00 
667.47 
369.20 
267.47 
463.00 
760.00 
241.20 
1,120.83 
246.00 
366.00 
441.30 
461.20 

430.00 
76.00 
17.66 

364.67 
1,661.67 

645.00 

521.00 
600.16 

14.60 
10.60 

2.60 

6.00 
12.00 

1.66 
40.00 

8.00 
60.00 

17.55 
17.66 
308.60 
41.60 
8.86 

2,408.66 
600.17 
160.00 

1,400.83 
320.22 

1,430.60 

1,019.66 
969.08 
850.68 
738.67 
668.16 
613.75 

1,033.41 
260.60 

1,037.60 
664.02 
217.60 
362.00 

1,087.50 
639.83 
366.43 
257.00 
463.00 
756.60 
251.33 

1,006.33 

237.60 
360.00 
441.27 
43a  83 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITURES. 


ExpendUuret  of  the  OovemmerU  HotpUal  for  the  Intone,  by  daetet,  for  ihe  Jiacd  \ 
ending  June  30,  /9//— Continued. 


PAY  BOL] 


Deo.  10 
15 


1011. 
Jan.   12 
14 


Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  M8: 

Class  90 

Class  91 

Glass  92 

Glass  93 

Payroll,  Toucher  No.  960,  class  89 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  961: 

Class  89 

Class  94 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  962: 

Class  86 

Class  86 

Class  90 

Class  96 

Class  96 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  963.  class  94 

Omoe  H.  Kent,  voucher  No.  1010,  class  83 

Grace  H.  Kent,  voucher  No.  1011,  class  83 

Arthur  H.  KlmbaU.  voucher  No.  1071,  class  81. 

Little  Nelson,  voucher  No.  1091,  dass  82. 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1101: 

Class  82 

Class  92 

Class  94 

Class  96 
John  P.  Turner,' voucher  No.*  ii24JdanlM.r^ 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  11£7: 

Class  81 

Class  82 

Class  92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1158,  dass  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1159,  dass  82 

Pay  rdl,  voucher  No.  1160,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1161,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1162,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voudier  No.  1163,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1164,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1166,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1166,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1167,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1168,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1169,  dass  88 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1170,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1171,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1172,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1173,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1174,  dass  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1175,  class  85. « 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1176,  class  84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1177,  dass  86 

Pay  rdl,  voucher  No.  1178,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1179,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1180,  dass  96 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1181: 

Class  96 

aass97 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1182,  dass  96 

Pay  roll,  vondier  No.  1183,  dass  96 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1184: 

Class  90 

Class  91 

Class  92 

Class  93 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1186,  dass  80 

Pay  roll,  voudier  No.  1186: 

Class  89 

Class  94 

Hay  roll,  voucher  No.  1187: 

aass85 

Class  86 

Class  90 

Class  96 

Qa8s96 

Arthur  H.  KfanbaU.  voucher  No.  1197,  class  81 
Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1196: 

Class  92 

aass94 

Class  96 


$460.00 

75.00 

17.55 

406.00 

1,621.00 

i,m.oo 

376^67 

14.50 

19.10 
2.50 
5.00 

12.00 
401.50 

S6.00 
.83 

S2.Q0 
6.00 

16.  ao 

17.65 

aoo.5o 

41.60 

5a  00 

2,41&71 
740.17 
150.00 

1,46a  51 
27S.22 

1,461.00 

1.072.75 
907.00 
86a  00 

7aas3 

64a  00 
472.42 

1,075.67 
178.75 

1,047.58 
648.69 
348.60 
608.47 

1,08a  83 
681.07 
987.00 
287.00 
468.00 
786.32 
288.83 

1,106.84 

2ia.34 

aoaoo 

467.30 


498.00 
78.00 
1ft.  80 

406.00 
1,671.67 

1,2B.17 
S74.34 

14.80 

18.60 

2.  GO 

&.00 

13.  OO 


16^90 


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43 


Expenditurea  of  the  Owemment  HospUalfor  the  Insane,  by  cloMee,  for  the  fiscal  year 
eliding  June  SO,  1911— Continued. 


PAY  ROLI^-Oontinued. 


Date. 


Items. 


Amount. 


1911. 
Jml   17 
19 
31 


Peb.  14 


Little  Neboo,  voucher  No.  1908,  dan  82 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  1296,  class  96 

Pay  roil,  voucher  No.  1346: 

Class  81 

Class  82 

Class  92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1647,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1348,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1349,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1360,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1351,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1352,  class  88 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1358,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1364,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1355,class83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1356,  class  83 

Pay  roO,  voucher  No.  1367,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1358,claas83 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1359,  class  83 

Pay  ndl,  voucher  No.  1360,  class  83 

Pay  ndl,  voucher  No.  1361,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1362,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1368,  class  86 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1864,  class  85 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1365,  class  84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1366,  class  86 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1367,cla8s87 

Pay  ndl,  voucher  No.  1368,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1369,  class  95 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1370,  class  95 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1371: 

Class  96 

Class  07 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1372,  class  98 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1373: 

*" — 80 

91 

92 

Class  93 1 

Pay  ndl,  voucher  No.  1374,  class  80 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1376: 

aass88 

Class  80 \ 

Class  94 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1376: 

Class  85 

Class  86 

Class  90 

Class  96 

Class  98 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1386: 

Class  82 

Class  92 

Class  96 

Arthur  H.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  1395,  dass  81. , 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  1406.  dass  96 

lisile  Nelson,  voucher  No.  1507,olass82 

Qtorge  R.  Green,  voudier  No.  1522,  dass  83 

Mary  Crouder.  voucher  No.  1536,  dass  85 

Pay  roll,  voooiier  No.  1639: 

81 

82 

92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1540,  dass  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1541,  class  82 

Pny  roO,  voufiher  No.  1542,  class  83 

Pny  roll,  voucher  No.  1543,  dass  83 

Pny  roll,  voucher  No.  1544,  dass  83 

Pny  roll,  vooeher  No.  1545,  class  83 

Pny  roil,  voucher  No.  1546,  dass  83 

Pny  roil,  voucher  No.  1547,  dass  83 

Pny  roll,  voucher  No.  1548,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voudier  No.  1549,  dass  88 

Pay  roll,  vousher  No.  1560,  class  83 

Pny  ran,  voudier  No.  1551,  dass  88 

Pay  roll,  voudier  No.  1562,  class  83 

PayroU,  vouoherNo.  1568,  dass  88 

Fliyroa,voiidMrNa]56«,daa88 


18.00 
60.00 

2,524.96 
602.82 
160.00 

1,634.86 
361.90 

1,466.00 

1,060.58 
910.08 
819.37 
760/00 
666.78 
606.68 

1,105.50 
222.60 

1,048.83 
666.25 
235.25 
362.00 

1,064.60 
688.20 
283.61 
267.67 
463.00 
744.83 
264.00 

1,155.83 
200.00 

450.10 
362.50 
430.83 

439.00 

76.00 

18.90 

406.00 

1,765.00 

75.00 

1,031.00 

376.66 

14.50 
19.50 
2.60 
6.00 
12.00 

15.52 
16.20 
38.40 
32.00 
80.00 
8.00 
8.50 
1.83 

2,666.99 
674.17 
150.00 

1,610.25 
391.36 

1,410.00 

1,117.60 
928.00 
837.09 
746.26 
648.00 
528.34 

1,107.00 
255.00 

1,022.50 
572.50 


362.00 


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ExpenditvreM  of  the  Government  Hospital  for  the  Insane^  by  clai»e$,for  the  fiioal  year 
ending  June  SO,  J 911 — Continued. 

FAY  ROLL-OoDtlnofid. 


Dikte. 

Itams. 

Aaunmt 

1011. 
Frb    28 

Fay  fx>ll,  vonch^  No.  IIHK^,  olam  8S     . 

S1,0S6l17 

Fay  roll]  ymicher  No.  \m,  dam  85 

SidS 

Pay  roHJ  vowhe'  No.  1557i  ciaiw  »5 

248.13 

Fay  noil!  voiich<*r  No.  15(>8i  clan  84 

2S7.00 

V^y  mil,  vo^nhPr  No   IMO,  clflm  8ft 

463.00 

Pay  mli;  v<nirJM>r  No.  IJifin;  nl^uw  ^. .    . 

750.42 

Fay  tqU]  yonnhfr  No,  IMl  J  clftW  87. 

251.33 

Fay  PoUi  vovoher  No-  i!>fl2j  niam  95 .         , .  . . 

1,155.83 

Fay  ix>iij  voQohMr  No- 1M3J  da"ff  95 .           .  ,. 

105.83 

Fay  "Oil',  ▼onchfl-  No.  \m,  n\fm  97 

358.70 

Fay  r^W]  vono>^  No.  \m,  clam  9ff 

452.70 

Pi|ymll,v«nfiherNo.  I««;ol^iiiii08 

43a  8S 

Fay  roU,  voucher  No.  1567: 

ClaasOO 

455.20 

ClaasOl 

75.00 

ClaasOS ' 

406.00 

Fay  roll,  voucher  No.  1568: 

ClaflB88 

75.00 

Claa8  80 

1,701.67 

Pfty  roll,  vo\ioh<*r  No  IfiW,  cUm  89 

629.00 

Fay  roll;  voucher  No.  1570': 

Class 89 ..                                          a.  .  .. 

365.00 

Class  94 ... 

446.67 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1571: 

C^-ijV^ .....     

14.50 

CliM»8ft... .... 

19.50 

CIfUM90 

2.50 

ni,wfl9«...              

5.00 

CUm!i98 

12.00 

Mar.    7 

Art^^u'  Hr  Klmhall,  vou<?*»w  >lo.  1576,  class  81 

32.00 

John  Fr  Turner,  voucher  No.  1680,  daas  96 

saoo 

8 

T^c^A  NftV^^n,  voucher  No.  1629,  class  82 

8.00 

15 

Fay  roU,  voucher  No.  1700: 

Class  83 

17.55 

fn««»oo ,    . 

21.00 

r\iu»nqa 

17.55 

r!lww96. 

4L60 

81 

Fay  roll,  voucher  No.  1717: 

ClaflsSl * 

2,68L73 
674.17 

Clfl#"83 

Class  92..,    . ,      . 

15a  00 

Fay  roll,  voucher  No.  1718,claas82 

822.47 

Fay  roll,  vonchi^r  No.  1719,  class  82                        .      ' 

Pay  roil)  voucher  No.  1720i  class  83, ......  .            ^                        .       ......... 

1,445.00 

1,100.83 

947.50 

Pay  roll)  voucher  No.  1721  j  class  83  •.*,.,,  .  .                      ......      ....... 

Fay  roll)  voucher  No.  1722)  class  83.... .x.      .    .  x....  .  .. 

Fay  roll)  voucher  No.  1723i  class  83. ................ ,  .....  . 

835.63 

Fay  roll',  vo^ich«T  No.  172*',  class  83  .... .  .  .....  .  . .    .      .  .......  .  .    

739.16 

Fay  roll)  voucher  No.  1726,  class  83. .................  .  ...  ........... 

656.00 

Pay  roiii  voucher  No.  i7!?ft;piM,t,R3  .                                                                  , 

436.66 

Pay  roil,  voucher  No.  1727  ,class  83 

1,110.00 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1728,  class  83 

330.00 

Fay  roll,  voucher  No.  1729,  class  83. ...... .  .  .  .    . .    . .  .....  ....... 

1,063.17 

Fay  roil,  vonch?r  No.  1730,  class  83 ,  .  .  .         .....  ..... 

56&50 

Fav  roll!  voucher  No.  1731  i  class  83.....                                                         ....... 

21&75 

Pay  roll,  voticher  No.  itm,  cIms  m _ 

962.00 

Pay  roiij  vonciier No.  1733, ciass 86. .......  .  .....  .....  . 

1,060.50 

Pay  roiii  voucJier  No.  1734)  ciass  86 

707.87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1736,  class  86 

363.20 

Pay  roll',  voucher  No.  iT^a',  class  84 

262.87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1737,  class  86 

463.00 

Fav  roll!  voucher  No.  1738!  class  87 

765.00 

Plly^oll,vo^lPh«rNo  i7ao,class87 

23&00 

Pav  roll!  voucher  No.  1740!  class  95 

1,155.84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1741,  class  06 

170.58 

Pay  roll!  voucher  No.  1742: 

Cla8s96 

443.  lu 

Class97                                              ,r 

880.00 

Pay  roll ,  vmicher  No.  1743,  class  98 r 

430.84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1744: 

ClassOO                               .       .          

480.00 

Class  91 r.r 

76.00 

Cla8s92  ... T.rx  

18.90 

Class  93 rrr. 

406.00 

Pay  roU,  vondier  No.  1745: 

Class  88    .                        -. 

75.00 

C]B8a80...I.II. I 

1,688.83 

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45 


Egpm^unt  of  the  Otwemment  Ho$pUal  for  the  Inaane,  by  eUu9e8,for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  SO,  1911— Continued. 

PAY  ROLL-OMitlniwd. 


DttB. 


ItODS. 


Amount. 


1911. 
Mir.  31 


Apr.  4 
15 
17 


May     s 

10 
II 
15 


Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  1740: 

Qua  89 

Caas8  94 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  1747: 

ClaaB85 

Class  86 

CtessW 

Cte8B96 

Class  08 

James  P.  Skimier,  voucher  No.  1750,  class  06. . . 
Arthur  H.  Kimball,  voacher  Na  1778,  dass  81. 

Uisie  Nelson,  voacher  No.  1824,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voacher  Na  1836: 

Class  82 

CtessW 

Ctom92 

Class  06 

John  P  Tuner,  voacher  No.  ^368,  dass  06 

Pay  roU,  voacher  No.  1870: 

Class  81 

ClBas83 

Class  02 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1880,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Nou  18R1,  class  82 

PayroU,  voucher  Na  1882,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  Na  1883,cla8s88 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1884,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1886,  dass  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1886,  class  83 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1887,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  1888,  class  88 

Payroll.  voudierNo.  1880, class 83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1800,  class  83 

Payroll,  voucher  Na  1801,  class83 

Payroll,  voudierNo.  1802, dass88 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  1803,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  1804,  class  83 

PayroU,  voucher  Na  1806,  ctess  86 

Payroll,  voucher  Na  1806,  ctess  86 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  1887,  class  85 

PayroU,  voucher  Na  1808,  ctess  84 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  1800,  class  86 

Pay  roU,  voucher  Na  1000,  class  87 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  1001,  class  87 

Payroll,  voudierNo.  lOQQ, class 06 

PayroU,  voucher  Na  1003.  class  05 

Pay  roU,  voucher  Na  1004: 

Class  06 

CtessOZ 

PayroU,  voucher  Na  1005.  cla»  06 

Pay  roU,  voucher  Na  1006: 

Class  00 

Class  01 

Class  02 

Class  08 

Pay  roU,  voucher  Na  1007: 

Claas88 

Claas80 

Pay  roU,  voucher  No.  1008: 


C]aaB04 

Pay  roll,  voucher  Na  lOQO: 

Class  85 

Class  86 

Class  OO 

Class  06 

C1B8B08 

Aithnr  H.  KimbaU,  voucher  Na  1010»  ctess  81. 

John  P.  Tomer,  voucher  No^  1061.  class  06 

Lisiie  Nelson,  voodier  No.  1000,  class  82 

Pay  roU,  voudMT  Na  2053: 

Class  82 

Class  OO 

Class  01 

Class  02 

Class  06 

Clan  08 


81,062.33 
376.07 

14.50 
10.50 

2.60 

5.00 
12.00 

6.67 
40.00 

8.00 

16.87 
14.00 
17.56 
36.80 
50.00 


2,6 
566.16 
150.00 

1,407.42 
324.86 

1,447.60 

1.078.67 
946.37 
882.02 
721.50 

^  663.50 
461.66 

1,115.00 
317.50 

1,072.50 
582.26 
245.00 
366.00 

1,002.00 
679.73 
234.00 
273.00 
463.00 
756.50 
244.00 

1,125.83 
267.60 

465.00 
365.00 
456.48 

432.00 

75.00 

0.46 

405.00 

75.00 
1,715.00 

1,027.50 
376.66 

14.50 
10.50 
2.50 
5.00 
12.00 
32.00 
50.00 
8.00 

17.55 
27.12 
46.50 
17.56 
33.60 
36.10 


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RECEIPTS  AND  EXPENDITUBES. 


Expenditures  of  the  ChvemmerU  Hospital  for  the  Insane^  hy  dasseStfor  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  SO,  J911 — Continued. 


PAY  ROLL-Gontlnued. 


Date. 


Items. 


Amoant 


lOia 
May  31 


Jane 


May  31 

June  30 


1,  voacher  No.  2060: 

BS81 

BS82 

1,  voacher  No.  2067,  class  82 

If  voucher  No.  2068,  class  83 

1,  voacher  No.  2060,  class  83 

J,  voucher  No.  2070,  class  83. 

1,  voucher  No.  2071,  class  83 

1,  voucher  No.  2072,  class  83 

1,  voucher  No.  2073,  class  83 

1,  voucher  No.  2074,  class  83 

il,  voucher  No.  2075,  class  83 

J,  voucher  No.  2076,  class  83 

1,  voucher  No.  2077,  class  83 

1,  voucher  No.  2078,  class  83 

A,  voucher  No.  2079,  class  83 

I,  voucher  No.  2080,  class  83 

il,  voucher  No.  2081,  class  83 

II,  voucher  No.  2082,  class  85 

[1,  voacher  No.  2083,  class  85 

il,  voucher  No.  2084,  class  85 

11,  voucher  No.  2085,  class  M 

il,  voucher  No.  2086,  class  86 

il,  voucher  No.  2087,class87 

il,  voucher  No.  2088,  class  87 

il,  voucher  No.  2089,  class  95 

il,  voucher  No.  2090,  class  95 

il,  voucher  No.  2091: 

ss96 

as  97 

il,  voucher  No.  2092,  class  98 

11,  voacher  No.  2093: 

aass90 

Class  91 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2094,  class  89 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2095: 

aass89 

aass94 

Pay  roll ,  voucher  No.  2093,  class  93 

Pay  roll,  voooher  No.  2096: 

Class  85 

aa8s86 

aass90 

aass96 

aass98 

Lixtie  Nelson,  voucher  No.  2101,  class  82 

Arthur  H.  Kimball,  voucher  No.  2149,  class  81 . 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  2213,  dass  96 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2231: 

Class  82 

aa8s91 

aass92 

Class  96 

aass98 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2066,  class  92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  1: 

Class  81 

aass82 

aass92 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  2,  clasj  82 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  3,  class  82 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  4,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  5,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  6,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  7,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No .  8,  class  83 , 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No,  9,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  10,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  11,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  12,  class  83 , 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  13,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  14,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  15,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  16,  class  83 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  17,  class  85 . . , 

Payroll,  voucher  No.  18,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voacher  No.  19,  class  85 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  20,  class  84 


12,589.98 
639.50 

1,459.16 
263.77 

1.447.50 

1,100.00 
913.00 
876.50 
753.37 
661.33 
547.98 

1,086.33 
SOL  33 

1,063.33 
505.00 
273.00 
359.34 

1,057.33 
688.00 
284.07 
273.00 
463.00 
760.67 
232.00 

1,155.83 
225.00 

462.30 
365.00 
468.63 

464.00 

124.00 

1,790.00 

1,039.75 
376.67 
361.00 

14.60 
19.50 
2.50 
5.00 
12.00 
8.00 
82.00 
50.00 

17.65 
42.00 
17.65 
40.00 
35.10 
150.00 

2,540.30 
634.17 
150.00 

1,381.18 
269.89 

1,458.50 

1,110.00 
921.00 
866.50 
737.38 
620.42 
507.66 

1,104.60 
360.00 

1,079.17 
566.83 
262.67 
344.00 

1,102.33 
709.33 
260.27 
273.00 


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StpmdUum  of  the  Ocvcmment  Hospital  for  the  Inaane,  by  ela8$e$,for  tks  Jiteal  year 
ending  June  SO,  19ii— Continued. 

PAY  ROLL-Omtliiiwd. 


Diia. 

Itams. 

Amount 

I9ia 
OM  ao 

Pay  roll,  voucbw  No.  21,  claim  8fl 

S463.00 

Pay  rollj  voucher  No.  22|  claas  87 

766.17 

Pm  rftll!  voiichftr  >io.  23',  clawi  87                               .           .  s          

241.20 

Pay  nAV  vaiiAher  Vo.  ?4i  chMW 95. ,                                 

1,166.84 

Pay  rail,  vmifth«r  No^  2R,  nXiifa  ^ 

225.00 

Pay  loU,  voucher  No.  26: 

nanM ..      .  ...                       .      . 

452.70 

nhMTf97 

363.00 

Pay  roll,  voucher  No.  27,  claas  98 

430.94 

Pay  roil',  voucher  No.  28': 

Cla«90 

478.60 

nww9I. ............... 

120.60 

amn92....  ...  . 

17.65 

daiHfffS...  . 

360.00 

Pay  roll,  vopfih^ir  No.  29,  clft**  «9. ... . .    , 

i.79aoo 

Pay  loU,  voucher  No.  aO: 
OamW..., 

l.OSLOO 

OliMiiff4 

370.67 

Pay  foU,  voucher  No.  31: 

14.60 

Hfl-^W.. 

19.60 

ClaflB90 

X60 

HMfffft.. 

5.00 

Olui98,.                                        

12.00 

Joiy   17 

ArthqrH,  Kimball,  vonchfff  No.  97i clam 81..... .». , . 

40.00 

Llui^  N^mm,  vo«ch«r  No.  1^.  ftiM^  A2        ..... 

8.00 

18 

John  P.  Turner,  voucher  No.  lte,claaB  96 j 

50.00 
L67 

Total , 

308.680.88 

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68d  Congbxss,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Dooumbmt 
ed  Session.       f  (    No.  213. 


RECEIPTS    AND    EXPENDITURES,    CONTINGENT    FUND, 
FORT  MONROE,  VA. 


LETTEE 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  WAR, 

TBAKSMimHO 

A  8TATBXENT  SHOWING  BEOSIPTS  AND  EZPBNDXTUKBS  OF  SPE- 
CIAL CONTINQBNT  PUNDS  COLLBCTED  7BOM  NONXILZTABY 
BXSIDENT8  OF  FOET  MONEOE,  VA.,  FOE  FISCAL  YEAES  1010 
AHD  1911. 


DiGBifBXB  5, 1911.— 'Esferred  to  the  Committee  on  ExpenditureB  in  the  War  Depart- 
ment and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Was  Depabtmskt, 
Washington,  December  4f  1911, 
Sm:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  letter  from  the 
Quartermaster  General  of  the  Army,  dated  November  21  ultimo, 
calling  attention  to  a  i>royision  contained  in  the  act  making  appro- 
priations for  fortifications  and  other  works  of  defense  approved 
August  1,  1894,  for  the  construction  and  maintenance  of  sewer 
systems,  etc.,  at  Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  in  which  it  is  directed  that  a 
detailed  account  be  rendered  annually  to  Confess  of  all  receipts  and 
exDenditures  of  special  contingent  funds  which  the  United  States 
collects  under  the  terms  of  said  act  from  noimiilitary  residents  as 
their  share  of  cost  of  such  work;  and  submitting,  in  accordance  with 
the  revised  rules  and  regulations  approved  by  the  Assistant  Secre- 
tary of  War  October  24, 1908,  governing  such  collections  and  expendi- 
tures, reports  on  the  subject  from  the  quartermaster  at  Fort  Monroe 
for  the  fiscal  years  ended  June  30, 1910  and  1911. 
Very  respectfully, 

H.  L.  Stimson. 
Secretary  of  War. 

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2  contingent  fund,  fobt  monboe,  va* 

Wab  Depabtment, 
Office  of  the  Quabtebmasteb  Genebal, 

Washington,  November  21, 1911. 
The  Seobetaby  of  Wab, 

WaahingUm,  D.  C. 
Sib:  1.  In  act  making  appropriations  for  fortifications  and  other 
works  of  defense,  approved  August  1, 1894,  provision  is  made  for  con- 
struction and  maintenance  of  wharf,  roads,  sewer  s^tem,  etc.,  at 
Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  the  United  States  bearing  a  proportionate  share  of 
cost,  and  authorizes  collection  from  nonmilitary  residents  of  remaining 
share.  Said  act  further  directs  that  all  funds  thus  collected,  etc.,  are 
made  special  contingent  funds  to  be  expended  for  above  purposes  in 
accordance  with  rules  and  regulations  to  be  prescribed  by  the  Secre- 
tary of  War,  who  will  render  annually  to  Congress  a  detailed  account 
of  all  receipts  and  expenditures. 

2.  In  act  making  appropriation  for  sundry  civil  expenses  of  the 
Government  for  the  fiscal  year  endiM  June  30, 1910  (G.  O.  63,  W.  D., 
1910),  under  head  of  Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  there  is  granted — 

For  repair  and  maintenance  of  wharf,  etc.,  $6,935,  one-half  to  be  supplied 
by  nonmilitary  reeidents » $3,467.  50 

For  repair  and  operation  of  roads,  {Mivements,  streets,  lights,  etc.,  $5,920, 
one-third  to  be  supplied  by  nonmilitary  residents 1, 973.  34 

For  maintenance  of  sewer  system,  $6,000,  one-third  to  be  supplied  by  non- 
military  residents 2,000.00 

Total 7,440.84 

3.  In  act  making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses  of  the 
Government  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1911  (G.  Ot  133, 
W.  D.,  1910),  under  head  of  Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  there  is  granted — 

For  repair  and  maintenance  of  wharf,  etc.,  $6,935,  one-half  to  be  supplied 
by  nonmilitary  residents $3, 407.  50 

For  repair  and  operation  of  roads,  pavements,  street  lights,  etc.,  $5,060, 
one-third  to  be  supplied  by  nonmuitary  residents 1,  683l  34 

For  maintenance  of  sewer  system,  $6,100,  one-third  to  be  supplied  by  non- 
military  residents 2,033u  34 

Total 7,184.  18 

4.  In  compliance  with  the  revised  rules  and  regulations  as  approved 
by  the  Secretary  of  War  October  24,  1908,  governing  the  coUection 
and  expenditures  of  the  contingent  funds,  the  quartermaster  submits 
the  inclosed  detailed  reports  and  statements  covering  all  receipts 
and  expenditures  for  past  two  fiscal  years,  approved  by  post  com- 
mander and  from  which  it  appears  that  total  receipts  for  fiscal  year 
ending  June  30,  1910,  were  $8,156.44;  total  expenditures,  $8,156.44; 
that  the  difference  between  $7,440.84,  authorized  to  be  collected 
and  $8,156.44  expended,  or  $715.60,  was  collected  from  tugs,  smaU 
boats,  and  hack  stands  aurin^  the  year  and  could  not  be  divided,  as 
the  amount  of  collections  could  not  be  foreseen. 

For  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1911,  total  receipts  were  $7,098.08 ; 
total  expenditures,  $7,998.08;  that  the  difference  between  $7,184.18 
authorized  to  be  collected  and  $7,998.08  expended,  or  $813.90,  was 
also  collected  from  tugs,  small  boats,  and  hack  stands  during  the 
vear  and  could  not  be  divided,  as  the  amount  of  collections  could  not 
De  foreseen. 

Respectfully,  J.  B.  Albshibk. 

Qaariermaatet  Oen^ral,  U.  S.  Army. 


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DiBULiD  Report  ov  all  Rbgbipts  and  Expbndititbbs  of  Sfbcial  Contingent 
fvmds  which  the  united  states  collects  from  nonmilitary  residents  and 
Transfortation  Companies  under  the  Act  of  Congress  approved  Atto.  1, 
1894,  AND  the  Revised  Rules  and  Regulations  approved  bt  the  Assistant 
Sborbtart  of  War  Oct.  24, 1908. 

Reeeipti  /or  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  2910. 
(Approprtetions:  Sewerage  Bystem.  Fort  Monroe,  Va.] 


Fioin  wfaom  received. 


Business. 


Amoonts. 


Wharf  tnd  eprao  of  whirf: 

Old  Dominion  Steunsbip  Co 

New  York,  Philadelphia  &  Norfolk  R.  1 
Nedblk  A  Wasbbicton  Steamboat  Co. . 

Baltimoie  Steamncket  Co 

CheswDeake  Steamsliip  Co 

Noriblk  A  Portsmoatn  Traction  Co. . .. 

VlTKinia  Navigation  Go 

I  Clom  togi  and  small  boats  ^ . 


Steamboat  line. , 
.....do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Total  reodved. 


Boids,  etc..  and  msJntenanoe  of  seweiK 

ChambetUn  Hotel 

Sherwood  Hotel 

Mm  B.  KimbeHy 


_       iAOhioR.  R.Co 

Newport  News  A  Old  Point  RaUway  A  Electric  Go. , 


BxneasCo. 
Stales  Express  Go. 


United  I 

Old  Point  Transfer  Co. 

Oolleetkns  fromliack  stands' . 

T^otal  received 


Hotel 

.....do 

Store 

.....do 

Railway 

Street  car  line 

Sxpress  office 
xpress  company 

Baggage  transfer  company . 


SSI3.27 
550.86 
414.40 
653.73 
540.51 
391.48 
0&26 

5i&eo 


3,984.10 


1,580.33 

317.87 

110.20 

50.60 

298.00 

1,39a  67 

70.47 

70.47 

30.73 

190.00 


4,173.84 


1  The  difieranoe  in  receipts  and  equitable  division  of  $715.60  was  collected  from  tugs,  small  boats,  and 
hack  stands  during  the  year,  and  could  not  be  divided,  as  the  amount  of  collections  could  not  be  foreseen. 

Bqidtable  division  under  the  provision  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  Mar.  4, 1009: 

For  repair  and  maintenance  of  wliarf  and  apron  of  wharf,  etc 16, 035. 00 

One-half  of  said  sum  to  be  supplied  by  Reunited  States 83,407.50 

One-half  of  said  sum  to  be  supplied  by  transportation  companies 3,497.50 

Repain  and  operation  of  roads,  pavements,  streets,  lights,  and  general  police 5,020.00 

Two-thin&of  sum  to  be  supplied  liy  the  United  States 83,040.66 

One-third  of  sum  to  be  supplied  by  nonmllltary  residents , 1,073.34 

Matntenance  of  sewer  system 6,000.00 

Two-thlrdsof  sum  to  be  suppUed  by  the  United  States 84,000.00 

One-third  of  sum  to  be  supplied  by  noomiUtaryieoidents 2,000.00 

BespertteMy  submitted 

R.  B.  McBbidi, 
Cbpteiii  and  Qvartennaater,  UfiUed  Staiet  Arm&. 
yaw  MowwB,  Va^  NmwAtr  tQ,imi 

Anrovai: 

F.  8.  Stbokq, 
CWoMl^  OotttArtUUnfCorpi,  Oowmnding. 


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COWTINGENT  FUND,  FOBT  MOKBOE,  VA. 

EzpendUumf&rfiical  year  ending  June  SO,  1910. 
tOewaiagg  gyrtam;  Sabtaeads—Wluirf,  roads  •ndaewvn.l 


Purpose  for  which  expended. 


Item  Na    Amoimt 


Wharf  and  apron  of  wharf: 

For  labor  repairing  wharf  decking 

Lumber  for  wharf  decking 

Painting  wharf  hooae— 

Labor 

IfAterial 

Electric  current,  lighting  wharf  and  wharf  house ^. . . 

Supplies:  Wharfinger  badge,  disinfecting  fluid,  stationery  door  checks,  dip- 
pers, phmgers,  thermometer,  plungers  and  sliding  panen 

Bepairs  to  apron  of  whar^ 

Tiabor 

Material 

Wharfinger,  supervision  of  wharf 

Li^rers.  policing  wharf  and  handling  Govern  men  tfrei^ht 


Total  expended. 


Repairs  and  operation  of  roads,  pavements,  streets,  lights,  and  genera'  police: 
^^kes 

Shovels 

Brooms 

Repairs  to  roadway- 
Tabor 

Bfaterial .^ 

Repairs  to  pavements- 
Labor 

Material 

Macadam- 
Labor ■ 

Material 

Asphalt  block— 

Labor 

Material 

Bepairs  to  street  crossings- 
Labor 

Material 

Repairs  to  street  drains- 
Labor 

Material 

Btoctric  lights,  inchiding  curront 

Repairing  elBotrlc-lightline 

6  laborers,  at  $40  per  month 


Total  expended. 


Mainlenanoe  of  sewerage  system,  Fort  Monroe.  Va.: 
Waste 


OU.. 
Pump- 
Mate 


:aterial. 
Labor.... 
Sewer  pipe... 

Cement 

Brick 

Supplies. 


2  firemen.. 
2  laborers. 


Total  expended. 


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lb 

4a 

4b 
7a 

7b 

8a 
8b 
9 
10 


1 
2 
8 

4a 

4b 

6a 
6b 

6a 
6b 

7a 
7b 

8a 
8b 

Oa 
Ob 
10 


14 


1 
2 

3b 

3a 

6 

6 

7 

8 

9 
10 
11 


S12.7S 
270.72 

7Z« 
106.73 
80.27 

73.67 

808.76 
1,416.82 

loaoo 

OMlOO 


3,084.10 


4.66 
6.00 
13.66 

l»7.66 

uaoo 

82.60 


33.33 
100.00 

66.00 
100.00 

33.00 
60.00 

33.00 
39.34 
354.43 
lia33 
033.34 


2,172.34 


38.66 
21.32 

164.17 

7.67 

46.66 

37.49 

61.66 

314.08 

600.00 

385.59 

332.80 


2,000.00 


Respectfully  submitted. 

R.  B.  MoBride, 
Captain  and  Quartermaster,  U.  S.  Army. 

FoBT  Monroe,  Va.,  November  10, 1911. 

Approved. 

F.  S.  Strong, 
CoUmd  Coast  Artillery  Corps,  Commanding. 


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COKTINQENT  FUND,  FORT  MONBOS,  VA. 

RMtipUfor  JUoal  ffear  ending  Jum  SO,  1911. 

(Appropriations:  Sewerage  system.  Fort  Monroe,  Va.) 


From  whom  reoeived 


Business. 


Amounts. 


Wharf  and  apron  of  wharf: 

Old  Dominion  Steamship  Go 

New  York^PennsylTanla  A  Norfolk  R.  R. 

Norfolk  ft  Waahliiton  Steamboat  Co 

Baltlfflora  Steam  Packet  Co 

QMapeake  Steamship  Co 

N.&FrractlonCo 

VbclBla  Navigation  Co 

CoUectkins  lh>m  tugs  and  small  boats  1 


Steamboat  hue.. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do :,.. 


S782.91 
4S8.M 
372.33 
710.02 
5(13.32 
385.05 
124.93 
489.70 


Total  reoeived. 


3,957.20 


Rflsdi,  ete:,  and  maintenance  of  sewers: 

Oiamberlln  Hotel 

Sherwood  Hotel 

John  B.  Kimberly 

WIlUamBaulch.. 

Cheespeake  A  Ohio  R.  R,  Co 

Newport  News  &  Old  Point  RaUway  &  Electric  Co. 


Adams  Express  Co. , 

United  States  Express  Co 

OkiPobitTrensSBrCo ,... 

CoUectkns  from  hack  stands  i. 

Total  reoeiTed 


Hotel 

do 

Store 

do .•: 

Railway 

StreeUcarline 

Express  office 

...Ido 

Baggage-transfer  company. 


1,488.67 

297.33 

111.50 

55.75 

278.75 

1.300.84 

74.33 

74.33 

37.18 

324.20 


4,040.88 


'The diflerenos  tai  receipts  and  equitable  divlsfon  of  1813.00  was  collected  from  tugs,  small  boats,  and 
back  stands  during  the  year  and  could  not  be  divided,  as  the  amount  of  coUectfons  could  not  be  foreseen. 

Sqoltsble  division  under  the  provision  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved  June  26, 1910: 

For  repair  snd  maintenance  of  wharf  and  apron  of  wharf ,  etc 16,985.00 

One-half  of  sakl  sum  to  be  supplied  by  Ihe  United  States 83,467.50 

One-half  of  said  sum  to  be  supplied  by  transportation  companies 3,467.50 

Repairs  and  operatfon  of  roads,  pavements,  streets,  lights,  and  general  police 5, 060. 00 

Two-thiids  of  sum  to  be  supplied  by  the  United  States 83,366.66 

One-thhti  of  sum  to  be  supplied  by  nonmilitary  residents 1,663.84 

Maintenance  of  sower  system 6,100.00 

Two-thirds  of  sum  to  be  suppUed  by  the  United  States 84.066.66 

One^hird  of  sum  to  besupplied  by  nonmilitary  residents 2,083.34 

RflspectltiUy  submitted. 

R.  B.  McBbidb, 
Osptain  and  Quartermatter,  U.  S.  Armp, 
fon  MomoB,  Va.,  Nmfemba  10,  mu 

Approved.  «  «  « 

F.  S.  Stbono. 
ChlsiKl,  CoatH  ArtUUff  Corpt,  Oommaniiitg, 


ExpendUurei/or  fiioal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911. 
[Sewerage  system:  Subheads— Wharf,  Roads,  and  Sewen.] 


Purpose  for  whteh  expended. 


Wharf  and  apron  of  wharf: 
Wharf- 

For  labor  repairing  wharf  decking. 
Lumber  for  wharf  decking 


Fad. 

Water 

Brooms 

Shovels 

Supplies 

Repairs  to  apron  of  wharf— 

For  labor 

For  matfriai 

Wbarflnger.  supervision  of  wharf. 

Laboren,  polking  whari and  handling  Oovemment  flight.. 

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PoiDoae  for  whloli  expended. 

Item  No. 

Amount 

Bepein  and  operation  of  roads,  payements.  streets,  light*,  and  Rcncral  police: 
Rakes 

1 
2 
8 

4a 

4b 

5a 
6b 

6a 
6b 
14 

IS.  00 

Shorels 

6.00 

Brooms 

15.00 

Repairs  to  roadway- 
Labor • 

13.50 

Material 

40.00 

Repairs  to  pavements- 
Labor 

23.53 

Material t. 

loaoo 

Macadam—     • 

Labw  for  repairs 

304.92 

Material  for  repairs 

700.50 

eiaborers 777. 

800.00 

Total  expended 

2,007.54 

1 
2 

3a 
3b 

4a 
4b 
6 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
U 

Waste ^ 

Oil 

41.67 

5a  00 

Pump— 

I^bor 

9.50 

Material 

57.35 

Boilers- 
Labor 

4a  80 

Material 

90.00 

Sewer  pipe 

100.00 

Cement 

loaoo 

Brick 

2oaoo 

Supplies 

344.08 

2  enirineen ■ 

000.00 

2  firemen 

06.06 

2  laborers 

333.33 

Total  expended 

2,083.34 

Respectfully  submitted. 

R.  B.  MoBbide, 
Captain  and  Quartermaster,  U.  S.  Army. 

Fobt  MoNBOEy  Va.,  November  10, 191 L 

Approved. 

F.  S.  Strong, 
Cohnd  Coast  Artillery  Corps,  Commanding. 


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EXPENDITURES  AT  SPRINGFIELD  AND  ROCK  ISLAND 

ARSENALS. 


LETTER 


VROM 


THE  SECRETARY   OF   WAR, 


TKANSMimNQ 


8IATBMBNT8  07  BXPENDITUBES  AT  THE  KOCK  ISLAND  ARSENAL, 
ILL.,  AND  THE  8PKINQFIELD  ABMOKY,  MASS.,  AND  OF  ABMS 
BTC.    FOB  THE  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JX7NB  80,  1911. 


DicmBBB  5,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Goxnmittee  on  Expendituree  in  the  War  Depart- 
ment and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Wab  Depabtment, 
WdsMngton,  December  4, 1911. 
Sm:  Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  section  1665  Revised  Statutes, 
I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  statements  submitted  by  the 
Chief  of  Ordnance,  United  States  Army,  of  the  expenditures  and  of 
&nns,  components  of  arms^  and  appendages  fabricated,  altered,  and 
repaired  during:  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  at  the  Spring- 
field Armoiy,  Springfield,  Mass.,  and  at  the  Rock  Island  Araenal, 
Rock  Island,  HI. 

Very  respectfully,  H.  L.  Stimson, 

Secretary  of  War. 

The  Speakeb  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

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StatemerU  of  expenditures  at  the  Sprinafield  Armory,  Mass.,  and  of  arms,  components  oj 
arms,  and  appendages  fabrioEUd,  aUered  and  repaired,  during  the  fisoal  year  ended 
June  SO,  1911,  in  pursuance  ofuction  1666,  Revised  Statutes. 


Appropriations. 

Amount. 

Appropriations. 

Amount. 

Ordnance  service,  1910 

t2,54&03 
15,276.82 
75L80 
1,11&62 
8,647.17 
6  00146 
87,775.18 

28,713.61 

810,50a  17 

14,093.20 

9,467.90 

685,757.40 

106,158.47 

28,63&55 

13.43 

Springfield  arsenal,  No.  20 

$33.54 

Ordnance  aervloe)  1911... 

Ordnance  stores,  ammunition.  1910-11. 
Ordnance  stores  and  supplies,  1910-11. . 
Ordnance  stores  and  supplies,  1911-12. . 
SmaU-arms  target  practice,  191&-11 

Replacing   ordoanoe   and   ordnance 
storesTlOOO-lO 

8T>rln^<^ld  arsenal'.  No.  21. 

30,70a00 

19,482.80 

33,806l20 

6L87 

1S3.75 

337.73 

7.16 

155.25 

Hepainof  araenals,  1910 

R«T>ainiofan?p.nalff^  191i. .^..^^^ 

Armamant  of  fortifications"  A" 

Armament  of  fortiflcations'<B" 

Armament  of  fortifications  "C" 

Armament  of  fortifications  "DFG"... 

Armament  of  fortifications  "M" 

Armament  of  fortifications  "N" 

Armament  of  fortifications '<0" 

Rnbmarhi9  mines 

Replacing   ordnance   and   ordnance 
stores,  1910-11 

330.01 
12a  00 

Replacing  <vdnance   and   ordnance 
storeM911-12 

79.00 

Fire  control  at  fortifications 

8120 

Manufacture  of  arms,  1009-10 «... 

Submarine  mines  in  insular  posses- 
sions 

Manufincture  of  arms,  1910-11 .......... 

aau 

IMrAniifAAliira  tit  Artna'  1011—19 

Total 

Automat^oHflfls,  1910-11 

1,244,888101 

Automatic  rifles',  1911-12 

FABRICATIONS. 

Pabt  1. 

Class  IV.— 2.  MaMru  guns. 

Parts  for  Maaxn  automatie  madnne  gtm^  caliber  M, 

459  adjuster  catch  sprmgs. 

228  adjuster  split  pins. 

412  ammunition  boxes. 

1,427  asbestos  packings  for  barrels. 

628  barrels. 

12  barrel  disks. 

1  barrel  disk  locking  pin. 

24  belt  filling  machmes,  complete. 
30  belt  filling  machine  boxes,  empty. 
515  bottom  pawl  springs. 

7  bottom  plates. 

200  brass  chain  split  pins. 
8,540  brass  strips,  long. 
8,411  brass  strips,  short. 
48  bronze  drifts. 

2  carriers. 

550  carrier  holding-up  springB. 

20  cartridg[e  springs. 

236  chain  link  rivets. 

310  check  nuts  for  elevating  screw. 

36  cleaning  rods. 

26  cleaning  tools. 

18  covers  lor  ammunition  boxes. 

160  cover  catch  guide  rivets. 

2  cover  catch  screws. 
250  cover  catch  springs. 

8  cover  hin^. 

23  crank-adjusting  nuts,  nozzles,  and  follower  spannem. 

10  crank-pin  fostening  links. 

10  crank-slot  filler  dovetail  pieces. 

3  crank-slot  filler  pieces  Qeft). 
3  crank-slot  filler  pieces  (right). 

2  crossheads. 

1,461  crosshead  washers,  .003  inch. 
1,493  crosshead  washers,  .005  inch. 

3  dead  stojM. 

446  deflection  screw  split  pins. 


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329  deflection  screw  springs. 

283  devices  for  condensing  steam. 

453  ejector  tube  springs. 

202  elevating  clami>  split  pins. 

202  elevating  nut  pin  split  pins. 

129  elevating  pins. 

498  elevating-pin  spring  split  pina. 

26  end  link  pins. 
475  eyelets. 

9  feea  boxes. 

27  feed  boxes,  complete. 

10  feed-box  bottom  levers. 

2  feed-box  bottom  pawl  pina. 
2  feed-box  slides. 
20  feed-box  studs. 

9  feed-box  upper  levers. 

20  feed-box  upper  lever  pins. 

200  feed-lever  connecting^  rod  split  pins. 

200  feed-lever  pin  split  pins. 

455  feed-lever  springs. 

200  feed  pawl  pin  split  pins. 

548  feed  pawl  springs. 

2  files,  half  round. 

10  filler  piece  rivets. 
38  filling  cup. 

14  filling  valves,  complete. 
107  filling-valve  chain  eyebolts. 
488  firing  pins. 

4  followers. 

208  front  sights. 

125  front-flight  carriers. 

125  front-sight  clamping  screws. 

352  front«ight  covers. 

250  front^ight  cover  screws. 

Ill  front-sight  locking  screws. 

50  fusees,  complete. 

37  gibs. 

548  gib  springs. 

9  eibn>nng  plates. 
1  hand  sear. 

50  handles,  for  ammunition  box. 

7  handle  blocks. 

33  handle-block  lower  dovetail  pieces,  R.  and  L. 
14  handle-block  upper  dovetail  pieces,  R.  and  L. 
65  handle-block  pins. 

20  hinges  for  ammunition  box. 

5  hin^  spindles  with  collars. 
784  hinge-spindle  split  pins. 

1  inner  elevating  screw  stop  screw, 
20  lid  catches,  complete. 

20  lid  cludns  (or  tool  boxes. 

2  lifting  levers. 

5  links  (fusee  links). 

5  link  studs. 

42  link  studs  with  pins  and  wing  nuts,  complete. 

4  link-stud  collars. 

496  link-fltud  split  piiuL 

1  link-stud  wing  nut. 

25  locks,  complete. 

8  lock  frames. 

4  kck-firame  filler  pieces. 

34  locldng  pins  (nozzle). 

1  nozzle  and^ain  for  oil  can. 
52  oil  cans. 

74  packings  for  steam  condensing  device. 

2  packing  chests. 

10  pintle  studs. 


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496  pintle-stud  split  pins. 
200  plunder  split  pins. 
6  recoil  plates,  rinit. 
4  recoil  plates,  left. 
26  recoil  sprincs,  complete. 
3  recoil-spring  nooks. 

1  recoil-spring  nut. 

3  recoil-spring  tension  screws  and  spiral  g^an. 
51  rear  sights,  complete. 

10  rollers. 

116  roller-handle  ^tening  screws. 

500  roller-handle  fastening  screw  split  pins. 

51  roller  washers. 

757  roller-washer  split  pins. 

10  safety  catches. 

341  safety  catch  springs. 

26  safety  sears. 

34  safety  sear  pins.  ^ 

381  safety  sear  springs. 

2  screw  drivers. 

4  screw  drivers,  small. 
200  seat-bolt  split  pins. 

496  seat-bracket  clamp  slit  pint. 

20  side  cams. 

5  side  levers. 

64  side-lever  pins. 
50  si^ht  friction  spring. 
125  Bight  pawl  lock  pins. 
530  sight  pawl  springs. 
4  sight  pinions  for  rear  sight. 
125  sight  pinion  screws. 
125  sight  pivot  screws. 
454  sight  pivot  springs. 

6  sight  rack  pins,  for  rear  sight. 
349  sight  sprmgs. 

3  sight  spring  pistons. 
132  split  rings. 

2  spnnff  boxes. 
46  steel  drifts. 

21  stem  covering. 
200  stem  split  pins. 

328  straps  tor  binding  tripod  legs  and  elevating  scfew. 

382  straps  for  binding  cleaning  rods  to  mounts. 
274  tail  springs. 

42  tin  boxes,  lor  small  parts. 

30  tool  boxes,  empty. 

10  trail  pins. 

85  trail-pin  chains. 

10  trail-pin  chain  eyebolts. 

24  trail-pin  chain  split  pins. 

494  traversing  clamp  handle  split  pins. 

2  traversing  handwneel  handles. 

3  traversing  nuts. 

202  traversing  nut  split  pins. 

2  traversing  shafts. 

477  traversing  shaft  split  pina. 
8  traversing  stop  washers. 

4  triggers. 

3  trigger  bars. 

4  trigger-bar  pins. 
6  trigger  pins. 

458  trigger  springs. 
8  trunnion  blocks. 
4  trunnion-block  dovetail  pieces,  right. 

117  trunnion  pins,  complete. 

6  trunnion-pin  chains  with  eyebolta. 
4  trunnion  stop  brackets. 
1  tumbler. 


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226  tambler  and  hand  sear  pins. 

11  upper  guide  blocks. 

13  upper  pawl  pins. 

524  upper  pawi  springs. 

187  water  boxes. 

5  water-jacket  caps. 

402  water-jacket  caphole  plug  stems. 

326  water  plucs  with  top  pieces  and  chains,  complete. 

35  wrendies,  for  barrel  dies  locking  pins. 

Parts  for  mUomatic  maehine  rifle,  eahber  .SO,  model  of  1909, 

2  barrel  lockine  nuts. 

100  clamping  devices  for  elevating  screw. 

100  elevating  screws,  outer. 

100  front  sights,  including  covers  and  screws,  complete. 

IGaugeXIV,  No.  12. 

1  Gauge  XV,  No.  15. 
4  grease  pN>ts. 

100  rear  sights,  complete,  except  fixed  base. 

201  rear  sights,  complete,  with  fixed  base. 

200  screws,  wood,  for  butt  plate. 

100  screw  tubes  and  caps. 

17  stocks,  complete,  12  or  13  inch. 

2  stocks,  with  elevating  screw  tube,  complete. 

Parts  for  gaUing  guns,  caliber  ,S0, 
2extiacton. 


Parts  for  CoWs  automaHe  machine  gun,  caliber  JO,  model  of  1904* 

1  bolt  for  model  of  1906  ammunition. 

2  firing  pins. 

1  eafety  latch. 


Glass  I.— f .  Rapid-fire  seacoast  guns. 
120  drop  foigings  for  ejector  of  6-inch  gun,  model  of  1903. 

Class  IV.^.  Suhcaliber  aUadmierUs,  do, 

24  barrels,  |>ressure,  model  of  1906,  for  Homey  pressure  gauge. 
10  barrels,  rifle,  caliber  .30,  for  2.24-inch,  6-pounder  eun. 

25  barrels,  rifle,  for  subcaliber  cartridges,  for  3-inch  field  guns,  models  of  1902,  1904, 
and  1905 

25  barrels,  rifle,  for  subcaliber  cartridges,  for. 3-inch  (15-pounder}  guns,  models  of 
1898  and  1902. 

Class  IV.— 9.  MisoelhmeouM. 

3,000  screws  for  bracket,  model  of  1903  rifle. 
1,400  telescopic  sight  brackets,  model  of  1903  rifle. 

Clasa  VII.— 1.  Magazine  rifles,  etc, 

48,872  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903. 

1  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  with  special  barrel. 

401  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  fitted  for  telescopic  musket  sight, 

model  (rf  1908. 
417  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  star  gauged  and  fitted  with  Maxim 

sQencers. 
S  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  star  gauged  and  fitted  with  Maxim 

sQenceiB  and  telescopic  musket  sights,  model  of  1908. 

2  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  incomplete,  star  gauged. 

1  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .80,  model  of  1903,  chambered  for  model  of  1903  ammu- 
nition. 
18,576  cleaning  rods,  caliber  .80. 
96,074  front  swit  coven. 
16,080  screw  £iveB. 


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61,528  oiler  and  thong  cases. 

1,088  oiler-cap  washers. 

2,009  oiler  caps  and  droppera. 

73,829  brushes  and  thongs. 

29,580  thong  brushes. 

97,920  thong  cords. 

8,600  thong-case  caps  and  leather  pads. 

1,024  thong  tips. 

1,000  thong  weights. 

12,207  drift  slides,  with  pins,  assembled,  0.04-inch  peephole. 

12,446  drift  slides,  with  pins,  assembled.  0.06-inch  peephole. 

ParUfar  United  StaUi  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  a/  190S» 

5,039  barrels. 

6  barrels  not  chambered. 

267  barrels,  with  receivers,  assembled. 

1  bolt  complete  with  mechanism. 

4,209  bolts,  with  extractor  coUar. 

6,309  bolt-stop  pins  and  springs,  assembled. 

3,171  butt  plates. 

4.206  butt-plate  caps. 

4,206  butt-plate-cap  pins. 

8,445  butt-plate-cap  springs. 

5,274  butt-plate-cap  screws. 

4,206  butt-plate  screws,  large. 

8,478  butt-plate  screws,  small. 

3,849  butt  swivels,  complete. 

390  butt  swivels. 

6,342  cocking  pieces  and  firing-pio  rods. 

100  cut-ofis,  complete. 

4,206  cut-offs. 

4,206  cut-off  spindles. 

6,309  cut-off-spindle  screws. 

10,548  cut-off  springs. 

9,513  cut-off-spring  spindles. 

5,274  ejectors. 

8,412  ejector  pins. 

6,309  extractors. 

4,206  firing-pin  sleeves. 

5,274  floor  plates. 

4,206  floor-plate  catches. 

4,206  floor-plate-catch  pins. 

10,548  fioor-plate  sprinfi:s. 

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6  rear  sights,  special. 

4,000  rear-sight  base  splines. 

4,445  rear-sight  base  springs. 

6,311  rear-sight  drift  slides. 

6,309  rear-sight  drift  slide  pins. 

5,274  rear-sight  joint  pins. 

7,3d5  rear-sight  leaves. 

5,274  rear-sight  movable  bases. 

9,790  rear-sight  slides  and  slide  caps,  aawmbled. 

8.790  rear-si^ht  slide  binding  ecrews. 

11,961  rear-sight  slide  binding  pins. 

8,790  rear-signt  slide  cap  screws. 

10,548  rear-fflght  windage  screws. 

10,548  rear  sight  windage  screw  collan». 

10,548  rear-sight  windage  screw  knobs.  ^ 

10,548  rear-sight  windage  screw  knob  pins. 

10,548  rear-sight  windage  screw  knob  springs. 

2  receivers. 

4,206  safety  locks  (complete). 

4,206  sears. 

4,206  sear  joint  pins. 

9,480  sear  springs. 

4,206  sleeves. 

4,206  sleeve  locks. 

4,206  sleeve-lock  pins. 

6,309  sleeve-lock  springs. 

4,206  stacking  swivels. 

6,309  stacking-swiv^l  screwi. 

4,206  strikers. 

19,580  stocks. 

2  stock  screws. 

2  stock-screw  nuts. 

2,103  triggera. 

2,103  trigger  pins. 

3,171  upper  bands. 

6,654  upper-band  screws. 

68  slide  caps,  0.035-inch  notch. 

223  slide  caps,  0.055-inch  notch. 

ParUjar  United  Stata  mtufoimt  earbine,  caUber  .SO,  model  of  1899. 

2,400  barrels. 

Glass  VII.— 1.  Maoazine  riJUi,  etc 
2,000  gaUery  practice  rifles,  caliber  .22,  model  of  1903. 
50,000  cartridge  holders,  caliber  .22  rifle. 
2,700  cleaning  rods,  caliber  .22  rifle. 
4,000  cleaning  brushes,  caliber  .22  rifle. 
3,000  ramrods,  caliber  .22  rifle. 
4,000  strikers,  caliber  .22  rifle. 
2,000  cartridge-holder  bodies. 
2,000  cartridge-holder  nuts. 
4,000  cartridge-holder  plungers. 
8,000  cartridge-holder  springs. 

224  barrels  with  receivers,  caliber  .22,  model  of  1908. 

QuiM  VII.— 5.  Handarmc 

46,207  knife  bayonets,  model  of  1905. 

899  bayonets  for  rifle  with  silencer  attached. 

60  bayonet  blades. 

4,206  bayonet  catches. 

4,206  bayonet  scabbard  catches. 

50  bavonet  guards. 

10,54S  bayonet  gripe,  body,  riffht. 

10,548  bayonet  ^pe»  body,  left. 

7,722  bayonet^p  screws. 

8,412  bayonet-grip  screw  nuts. 

9,480  bayonet  springs. 


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8,412  bayonet-grip  waahera. 

2*050  boloe,  model  of  1909. 

5,048  boloe,  infantry,  model  of  1910. 

266  officers'  sabers. 

166  scabbards  for  officers'  sabers. 

266  scabbard  cases,  imitation  leather. 

79  cavalry  sabers,  experimental,  model  of  1911. 

200  screws  for  cadet  sword  scabbard. 

2^300  Hospital  Corps  knives. 

ParUfar  CoWb  revolver,  eahber  JS. 

2  assembling  tools,  No.  14. 

2  Crane  bushing  screw  drivers.  No.  6. 

2  screw  drivers,  hand.  No.  4. 

2  screw  drivers,  hand,  No.  5. 

2  sets.  No.  3. 

12  drifts,  assorted. 

1  fixed  rest  for  holding  Colt  automatic  pi«tol,  caliber  .45. 

Clasa  X — 1.  Arm  cheats,  tte. 

4,446  arm  chests  for  model  of  1903  rifle,  capacity  10  arms. 

264  arm  chests,  for  mllery-practice  rifle,  model  of  1903,  capacity  4 

436  packing  chests,  icnife  bayonet. 

95  packing  boxes,  wood. 

268  packing  chests  for  spare  parts  and  appendages  (100  arms). 

25  packing  Doxes,  wooden,  for  cleaning  materials,  cadet.  ^ 

100  arm  lockers,  model  of  1903  rifle,  capacity  10  arms. 

338  packing  chests,  for  50  spare  stocks,  model  1903  rifle. 

46  packing  chests  for  Hospital  Corps  knives. 

69  packing  chests  for  spare  parts  for  1,000  arms,  model  1903. 

69  packing  chests  for  spare  bayonets  and  appendages  (1,000  arms). 

2  packing  chests  with  lock  and  hinges. 
21  packing  chests  for  bolos. 

Class  X—t,  Fencing  equipmenit. 

1,000  fencing  muskets,  model  of  1906. 
2,000  fencing  bayonets,  without  covering. 

3  fencing  bayonets,  special  design. 
28  set  screws  for  fencing  bayonets. 

Class  JC. — 7.  Targets  and  materidU. 

8,081  aiming  devices,  Belgian. 

750,000  pasteboard  targets  for  HoUifleld  taiget-pnctice  rod. 

Class  X. — 9.  Took  for  repairing  arm$* 

B,  model  of  1903  rifle, 
plete  with  tools. 

Parts  for  eompang  repair  tils,  model  (^  190$. 


961  company  repair  kits,  model  of  1903  rifle. 
4  armorer's  chests,  complete  with  tools. 


4,200  drifts,  assorted. 

12  drift  pins. 

840  sets.  No.  1. 

420  sets,  No.  2. 

521  buUet-iacket  extractors, 

420  screw  drivers,  No.  1. 

420  screw  drivers,  No.  2. 

420  assembling  tools. 

431  hammers,  steel. 

430  hammers,  brass, 

420  anvils. 

420  blocks,  steel. 

420  blocks,  wood. 


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Class  X.-rlO.  Cleaning  mpphm. 

200  wiping  brushes  for  decapping  and  cleaning  tods. 
36  wire  caliber  brushes,  caliber  .30. 
100  brisUe  cleaning  hrushes,  caliber  .30. 

Past  2. 

Class  II.— 7.  MisceUaneaua  arHdes. 

1  display  board,  showing  parts  of  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  ot  1903. 
6  drills,  A  inch  diameter,  for  drilling  rifle  barrels,  caliber  .30. 

8  dies  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  ot  1903. 
42  taps  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903. 

6  reamers  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903. 

Class  IV— '^.  Inspecting  inetrumentM. 

2  female  maximum  cartridge  gauges,  caliber  .22,  ammunition. 

1  finished  chamber  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  ,30,  model  of  1903. 

1  maximum  chamber  gauge  for  United  States  gallery  practice  rifle,  caliber  .22,  model 

of  1903. 
1  minimum  chamber  gauge  for  United  States  gallery  practice  rifle,  caliber  .22,  model 

of  1903. 

1  finished  chamber  reamer  for  United  States  gallery  practice  rifle,  caliber  .22,  model 
of  1903. 

ALTERATIONS  AND  REPAIRS. 

Pabt  1. 

Class  IV. — 1,  MaxMne  gune,  eU, 

29  catHng  guns,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  repaired. 

41  Maxim  automatic  machine  guns,  caliber  .20,  model  of  1904,  repaired. 

7  Maxim  automatic  machine  guns,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1904,  altered. 

3  feed  boxes,  for  Ifoxim  guns,  repaired. 

Parte  for  Maxim  automatic  machine  gun,  caliber  .30,  repaired* 

40  barrels. 

2  nozzles,  spare. 

1  rear  si^t,  complete. 

2  front  sights. 
35  tripods. 

32  filling  cups. 

26  cleaning  rods. 

2  b^t-filling  machines. 

4  firing  pins. 
Icrani. 

1  crank-adjusUng  nut. 

1  crank  pin. 

1  crank-pin  fastening  link. 

1  roller  handle. 

1  roller-handle  knob. 

1  roller-handle  fastening  screw. 

1  roller-handle  fastening  screw  split  pin; 

IcrosBhead. 

1  earner  holdin^-up  spring. 

1  recoil  plate,  right. 

2  sights,  altered. 

Parts  for  gaUing  gune,  caliber  ,S0,  repaired. 

1  crank  handle  and  pin. 

2  feed  guides,  Bruce. 
2  locka,  complete. 

1  gon  cover. 
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10       EXPEKDITTJBES  AT   SPBINGFIELD  AKD  BOOK  ISLAND   ABSENAL8. 

PcartsfoT  CoWa  automatie  machine  gun^  caliber  ,S0,  repaired. 

2  belt-loading  machines. 

Parte  for  automatie  machine  rifle,  caliber  JO,  model  of  1909,  aUered  and  repaired, 

9  butt  plates,  repaired. 

70  legs  of  barrel  rest,  repaired. 

1  oil  can,  repaired. 

1  gauge,  VIlI,  No.  60,  altered. 

150  firing  pins,  altered. 

350  extractors,  altered. 

100  stocks,  altered. 

1,667  ammunition  boxes,  altered. 

Glass  VII.— i.  Magazine  rifles  and  carbinei, 

3,541  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  repaired. 

277  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  rod  oayonet,  repaired  and  altered 

for  knife  bayonet  and  model  1906  ammimition.  • 
1  Kjellman  automatic  shoulder  rifle,  repaired. 
530  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  altered. 
1  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  fltted  for  telescopic  musket  flight, 

model  of  1908,  altered. 

4  United  States  magazine  carbines,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1899,  to  carbine  lor  use  with 
knife  bayonet  ana  ^an  slin^,  altered. 

251  gallery  practice  nfies,  caliber  .22,  model  of  1903,  repaired. 
260  Springfield  carbines,  model  of  1884,  repaired. 
24  Wmchester  repeating  shotgims,  repairea. 
1  United  States  magazine  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1896,  repaired. 
20  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1898.  repaired. 
1  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  ntteid  with  silencer,  repaired. 
7  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  fitted  for  telescopic  musket  oc^ti 
model  of  1908,  repaired. 

3  Remington  autoloading  shotguns,  repaired. 

Parte  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  JO,  model  1903,  repaired, 

1  barrel,  for  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903. 
85  barrels,  with  receivers,  assembled. 

16  barrels,  new,  star-gauged,  attached  tp  old  receiven. 

511  oiler  and  thong  cases. 

469  brushes  and  thongs. 

58  cleaning  rods. 

458  front  Bu;ht  covers, 

106  screw  arivers. 

2  guards. 

14  rear  sight  slides. 

2  butt  plates. 

34  butt-plate  cap  pins. 

3  butt  plate  screws,  laige. 
9  lower  bands. 

2  lower  band  swivels. 

39  cocking  pieces  and  firing-pin  roda 

520  firing  pm  sleeves. 

527  mainsprings. 

6  safety  locks. 

5  sleeves. 

510  sleeve  locks. 

510  sleeve  lock  pins. 

510  sleeve  lock  springs. 

623  striken. 

1  receiver. 

20  rear  sight  base  springs. 

20  rear  sight  movable  bases. 


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8  slide  cape»  0.036-mch  notch. 

34  slide  cape,  0.055-inch  notch. 

34  rear  ai^te  above  fixed  base,  without  windage  bctowb. 

11  windase  screws,  aesembled. 

82  drift  slides  and  pins,  assembled,  with  0.04-inch  peephole. 

28  drift  slides  and  pins,  assembled,  with  0.05*inch  peephole. 

11  drift  slides  and  pins,  ^kssembled,  with  0.06-inch  peephole. 
5  bolts  with  extractor  collan. 

4  extractors. 
2  floor  plates. 

1  rear  su^t,  complete. 

1  upper  band. 

5  stacking  swivels. 

2  cut-o£b. 

1  bolt  stop. 

2  Btacking-ewivel  screws. 
1  cut-off  spindle. 

1  fnmt«ifflit  fixed  stud. 
1  rear-signt  windage  screw. 

6  rear-si^t-slide  screws. 

12  rear-sightrslide  cap  screws. 

ParUfar  UniUd  8taU8  rifie,  caliber  .SO,  model  1903,  altered. 

11,726  hand  guards. 
820  lower-band  swivels. 
9,060  windaee  screws. 
4,597  butt  plates. 
4,486  buttrplate  caps. 

3  barrels,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  altered  for  use  with  1906  ammunition. 
108  stocks,  for  Springfield  rifle,  caliber  .45,  to  stocks  fencing  musket. 

3  stocla,  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1898,  to  stocks  for  Umted  States  magazine  car- 
bine, model  1899. 

Parte  Jor  Uniied  8taUe  gdUery-praetiice  rifle,  caliber  St,  model  qf  190S,  repavred. 

394  cartridge  holders,  caliber  .22. 

5  barrels,  with  receivers,  assembled. 

580  rear  sights,  model  1905,  without  windage  screwB. 

36  micrometer  sight  adjusters. 

8  lamrods,  calib^  .22. 

4  cleaning  rods,  caliber  .22. 

Parte  for  United  Statee  magagme  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1898,  repaired, 

14  cleaning  rods,  first  section. 

40  cleaning  rods,  second  and  third  sections. 

12  enoall-ann  oilers. 

265  front-Bight  muzzle  covers. 

Glass  VII.— ^.  Pietole  and  revolven, 

7,661  Golfs  revolvers,  caliber  .38,  repaired. 

26  Luffv  automatic  pistols,  caliber  9  nmi.  repaired. 

8  Golrs  automatic  pistols,  caliber  .38. 

Parte  Jor  CoWe  revolvere,  caliber  J8,  repaired. 

161 0Ciew  driven. 
18  stocks,  right. 
67  stocks,  kit. 

Parte  Jor  Litger  anUomatic  pietole,  caliber  9  mm.,  repaired. 


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Glass  VII  .~^.  Handanm* 

24  scabbards,  saber,  cavabry,  repAired. 

8  officers'  sabers,  repaired. 

9  scabbards,  for  officers'  saber,  repaired. 
1  officer's  saber,  experinMntal,  rcq[)aired. 

1  officer's  saber  scaobard,  experimental,  renairad. 

2  noncommissioned  officers'  swords,  repaired. 

1  noncommissioned  officer's  sword  scabbard,  repaired. 

1  foil,  repaired. 

40  cadet  swords,  repaired. 

40  cadet  sword  scabbards,  repaired. 

2  Hospital  Corps  knives,  repaired. 

105  knife  bavonets,  model  of  1905,  repaired. 

3  bayonets,  for  model  of  1898  rifle,  repaired. 

3  bayonet  grip  rivets,  model  of  1898,  repaired. 

55  bayonet  gnp  washers,  model  of  1898,  repaired. 

Glass  X,—1.  Arm  chetU,  arm  raeh^  ste. 

598  arm  chests,  rifle,  model  of  1903,  repaired. 

1  packing  chest,  for  knife  bayonet,  repaired. 

45  arm  chests,  nfle,  caliber  .22,  model  of  1903,  repaired. 

1  arm  chest,  for  Gatling  gun,  repaired. 

31  packing  chests,  for  Maxim  gun,  repaired. 

8  ammunition  boxes,  for  automatic  machine  rifle,  altered. 

1  arm  chest,  for  model  of  1898  rifle,  repaired. 

1  packing  box.  wood. 

2  arm  chests,  for  Maxim  gun,  repaired. 

Glass  X. — 6,  Ihnge^finding  arUeUtJar  mnaU  tmtm. 

2  telescopic  musket  sights,  model  of  1908,  repaired. 

Glass  X.— 9.  Tools /or  repairing  arm§, 

4  chests  for  company  repair  kits,  repaired. 

3  hammers,  steel,  for  company  repur  kits,  repaired. 
1  hammer,  brass,  for  company  repair  kit^  repaired. 

5  assembling  tools,  for  company  repair  kits,  repaired. 

1  screw  driver,  No.  2,  for  company  repair  kit,  repaired. 

2  screw  drivers,  No.  3,  for  company  repair  kit,  repaired. 
1  screw  driver,  No.  4,  for  company  repair  kit.  repaired. 
1  pair  pliers,  for  company  repair  kit,  repaired. 

Pakt  2. 
Glass  IV.— '^.  Inspecting  inttnanenii. 

57  gauges^  for  Rock  Island  Arsenal,  repaired. 
1  inspection  mirror. 


Statement  of  expenditures  at  the  Rock  Island  Arsenal^  lU.^  and  of  arms.  eomponenU  c^ 
armSt  and  appendages  fabricated^  altered^  and  repaired  during  the  fiscal  year  endsd 
June  SO,  1911  y  in  pursuance  of  section  1665 ,  Revised  Statutes, 

Manu&cture  of  arms,  1909-10 $879.06 

Manufacture  of  arms,  1910-11 382,856.96 

Manufacture  of  arms,  1911-12 r 13,328.44 

Replacing  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores,  1910-11 150, 881. 99 

Total 496,89L41 

Part  1,  Glass  7,  Sbctton  1. 

22,442  United  States  rifles,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903. 
1  United  States  rifle,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  speciaL 
1,012  bands,  lower. 
721  bands,  upper. 


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EZPENDITUBE6  AT   SPRINGFIELD  AND  BOCK  ISLAND  ABfifiNALS.        13 

247  barrels,  complete,  witih  receivers. 

2  btrrels,  complete,  without  receivers. 

6  btrrels,  star  gauged,  with  receivers,  assembled. 
2,243  bases,  rear  sight  movable. 
2,250  bolts,  with  extractor  collars. 
1,021  bushings,  guard  screw. 
1,458  caps,  butt  plate. 

3  cipe,  butt  plate,  checkered. 
1,452  catches,  floor  plate. 
5,800  containers,  spare  part. 
1,452  cutofib. 

1,000  cutpofib,  not  assembled. 

2,943  ejectors. 

10,987  extractors. 

1,452  followers. 

721  ffuards,  trigger. 

3,406  guards,  hand. 

3,470  leaves,  rear  sight. 

2,351  locks,  safety,  complete. 

2,452  locks,  sleeve. 

1,164  nuts,  bayonet  grip  screw. 

2  nutB,  stock  screw. 

14,302  cocking  pieces  and  firing-pin  rods,  aawmbled. 

873  pins  and  springs,  bolt  stop,  assembled. 

1,461  pins,  butt-plate  cap. 

3.702  pins,  ejector. 

1,452  pins,  floor-plate  catch. 

5,344  pins,  front  sight. 

24  pinsj  front^fiight  stud. 

2,344  pms,  rear-sight  joint. 

8,518  pins,  rear-fli^t  slide  cap. 

1,452  pins,  sear  jomt.  ' 

2,452  pins,  sleeve  lock. 

721  pms,  trigger. 

1,013  phitesTbutt. 

10  plates,  butt,  checkered. 

1,743  plates,  floor. 

1,452  screws,  butt  plate,  large. 

2,616  screws,  butt  plate,  small. 

879  screws,  butt-plate  cap. 

873  screws,  butt-plate  cap  spring. 

873  screws,  butt  plate  cap  spring. 

2,478  screws,  cutroff  spindle. 

680  screws,  front  sight. 

1,752  screws,  guard,  front. 

1,952  screws,  ffuard,  rear. 

2,550  screws,  lower  band. 

5.703  screws,  rear-sight  slide  binding. 
4,905  screws,  rear-sight  slide  cap. 
3,277  screws,  stacking  swivel. 

2  screws,  stock. 

2,323  screws,  upper  band. 

4,888  screws,  rear  aght  windage,  aanmbled. 

1,452  seais. 

2,536  sights,  front. 

200  sis^tB,  rear,  complete,  model  of  1905. 

783  sleeves. 

2,822  sleeves,  firing  pin. 

902  slides,  rear  sisht. 

6,975  slides  and  slide  cape,  rear  sight,  assembled. 

10,271  slides,  rear  sigjht  drift,  with  pins. 

1,952  spindles,  cut-off. 

3349  spindles,  cutoff  spring. 

2,761  qvings,  rear  sizht  base. 

2,760  springs,  butt-mate  cap. 

4^284  springs,  cut-off. 

3,487  springs,  floor-plate  catch. 

1,743  qvings,  lower  band. 


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14       EXPEKDITUBES  AT   SFBINGFIELD  A27D  BOCK  ISLAND   ABSENALB. 

2,904  springB,  mafiazine. 

2,832  springB,  mam. 

3,196  springB,  sear. 

2,178  springs,  sleeve  lock. 

7,260  stocks. 

1,306  stops,  bolt  (pin  and  spring  assembled). 

18,842  striken. 

206  studs,  front  sight  movable. 

1,303  swivels,  butt,  complete. 

1,452  swivels,  lower  band. 

2,352  swivels,  stacking. 

1,221  triggers. 

Afpskdagu. 

3,092  cases,  cleaning  rod,  model  of  1910. 

7,385  rods,  cleaning. 

3,701  rods,  cleaning,  model  of  1910. 

44,334  covers,  front  sight. 

6,514  screw  driven. 

8,710  brushes,  thong. 

474  caps,  oiler,  and  droppers. 

10  caps,  thong  case. 

74  caps,  thong  case,  and  leather  pads. 

1  oiler  with  cap,  model  of  1910. 

20,435  cases,  ouer  and  thong. 

17,420  cords,  thong. 

24,770  thongs  and  Druahes. 

26  tips,  thong. 

833  washerB,  oiler  cap. 

26  weiehts,  thong. 

22,352  bayonets,  nuxlel  of  1906. 

Pabts  vob  Knivb  Batonbt,  Modbi.  Of  1906. 

1,452  catches,  bayonet. 
3,486  grips,  bayonet,  left. 
3,486  grips,  bayonet,  right 
3  guards,  bayonet. 
1,740  nuts,  bayonet  grip  screw. 
6  rivets,  bayonet  gum. 
2,614  screws,  bayonet  grip. 
3,195  springs,  bayonet. 
2,904  washers,  bayonet  grip 


ALTBBATIONfl  AKD  RePATUI. 

231  Springfield  cadet  rifles,  caliber  .45,  cleaned  and  repaired. 

2  Savage  automatic  pistols,  caliber  .45,  cleaned  and  repidred. 

2  Colt's  automatic  pistols,  oaliber  .45,  cleaned  and  repaired. 

306  Luger  automatic  pistols,  caliber  7.65,  cleaned  and  repaired. 

25  Luger  automatic  pistols,  caliber  9,  cleaned  and  repaired. 

106  rifles,  model  of  1903,  caliber  .22. 

10,000  Springfield  rifles,  caliber  .45,  overhauled,  cleaned,  and  repaired. 

35  carbines,  model  of  1899,  modified  to  take  bayonet,  model  of  1888. 

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62d  Gohobess,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Document 
idSeasion.      f  \    No.  217. 


TRAVELING  EXPENSES  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES 
OF  THE  TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 


FBOK 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY. 

TRANSMmTNQ 

A  8TATB1CBMT  OF  EXPENSES  IN0T7BBED  BY  OFFIOBBS  AND  EM- 
PLOYEES OF  THE  TBBAST7BY  DEPABTMENT  WHILB  TBAVEUNG 
ON  OFFICIAL  BUSINESS  FBOM  WASHINGTON  TO  POINTS  OT7TSIDE 
OF  THE  DI8TBICT  OF  COLTTHBIA  DTTBING  THE  FISCAL  YEAB 
ENDING  JT7NB  80,  1011. 


DiCBMBBB  6t  1011.— Befened  to  the  Committee  on  Exi>enditure8  in  the  Tieamiry 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Tbbasubt  Depabtment, 
Office  of  the  Secbetabt, 
WashingtoUy  November  £7,  1911. 
The  Spbakeb  of  the  House  of  Refbesentatxybs. 

Sib:  In  compliance  ynth  the  provisions  of  section  4  of  the  act  mak- 
ing appropriations  for  the  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses 
of  the  Government  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1909, 1  have  the 
honor  to  transmit  herewith  statements  from  the  following-named 
offices  and  bureaus  of  the  Treasury  Department,  showing^  m  detail 
what  officers  and  employees  performed  travel  on  official  busmess  from 
Washington  to  points  outside  the  District  of  Columbia  during  the 
fiscal  year  endea  June  30,  1911:  Office  of  the  Secretary,  chief  derk 
uid  superintendent;  Division  of  Appointments;  Division  of  Loans 
and  Currency;  Division  of  Public  Moneys;  Office  of  the  Supervising 
Architect;  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Printing;  Life-Saving  Service; 
Auditor  for  the  State  and  Other  Departments;  Auditor  for  the  Navy 
Department;  Auditor  for  the  War  Department;  Comptroller  of  the 
Cumncy;  Bureau  of  Internal  Revenue;  Bureau  of  the  Mint;  Public 
Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service;  Revenue-Cutter  Service. 

Bureaus  and  offices  not  mentioned  above  had  no  traveling  expenses 
to  report. 

Respectfully,  Fbankun  MaoVeagh, 

Secretary. 


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TRAVELING  EXPENSES,   TREASUBY  DEPARTMENT. 


Statement  of  expensei  mewrred  by  officers  and  employea  o/  the  Treaeury  DepofimaU 
while  traveling  on  official  hueineee  from  WaehingUm  to  points  outside  of  the  District  of 
Colunihia  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  191  J. 

Chief  clerk's  office $1,13L07 

AppNointment  Division 1,668.09 

Division  of  Loans  and  Currency 296. 75 

Division  of  Public  Moneys 6,802.31 

Office  of  the  SupervisiBff  Architect 10,016.39 

Bureau  of  Engraving  aiuL  Printing 312.25 

Life-Saving  Service 1,763.03 

Auditor  for  the  State  and  Other  Departments 133.10 

Auditor  for  the  Navy  Department 382.60 

Auditor  for  the  War  Department 39. 70 

Comptroller  of  the  Currency 472. 59 

Bureau  of  Internal  Revenue 708.04 

Bureau  of  the  Mint 2,672.49 

Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service 4,378.78 

Revenue-Cutter  Service 911.31 

Total 31,588.50 

St4Uement  of  amounts  paid  from  the  appropriation,  **  Contingent  fund  for  Secretary  of 
the  Treasury,  1911,  covering  expenses  of  officers  and  emphtfees  while  traveling  on 
official  bunnessfitm  Washington  to  points  outside  the  Dutnct  of  Columbia,  during 
tie  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911 . 


Ntaie. 


DmtoL 


DntinatloD  and  bosinesg. 


C.  D.  HiUes,  Assistant  Seo- 
ntary. 
Do 


Do. 


A.  PiAtt  Andrew,  Assistant 
Beoretary. 

James  L.  Wilmeth,  ohief  derk. 

Do 


Jaly2»-Aag.6,1910. 
Aog.  1&-22, 1910 

Sept.  19-ao,  1010 

Sept.  Mi  1910 


Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


Aog.  3^37, 1910. 

Jan.  10-D,  1911.., 

Mar.  13-16, 1911.. 
Jnne  19-83, 1011.. 
Apr.  3^-30,1911.. 


Dublin,  N.  H.,  to  varioos  places  on 
general  bosiness  for  the  department. 

Keene.  N.  H.,  on  general  business  for 
the  department. 

Psterboro,  N.  H.,  on  ganeiBl  bosiness 
for  the  department. 

New  York,  Boston,  Harrisville,  and 
Keene,  N.  H.,  on  general  bosiness  for 
the  department. 

Dublin,  N.  H.,  on  general  business  for 
the  department. 

New  York  in  connection  with  investi- 
gation of  customs,  and  naval  oiSoes. 
do. 


.do. 


Las     MoClaag,     Traesorer 
trmted  States. 


M.  O.  CaMBOB  Jkvdlter  for  tlw 
Post  OiBoe  Department 

HsRy  GionmaoU,  chief  of 
division. 


Sept.  38-Oot.  38, 1010. 


Oet.  23-31,1010.. 
Jan.S^l«n.... 


W.G.PteU,< 

Wm.  8.  Bronghton,  derk.. 

K.  A.  GoBi«ir,clsrk.. 


....de 

Jan.  4-0. 1911... 
Mar.  7-11,  lOU. 


L.  O.  Robbins,  < 

IC  J.  O'BeUlr,  dark.. 


.do. 
.do. 


New  Orleans,  l«a..  attending  meeting 
of  Association  of  American  Raliway 
Accounting  Officers,  for  the  purpose 
of  oonsidcrtng  transportation  mat- 
ters affecting  the  interests  of  the 

Los  Ansefes,  Cal.,  attending  conven- 
tion of  American  Bankers'  Associa- 
tion; and  in  connectioin  with  visits  to 
Denver,  Colo.,  Ban  Frandsoq,  Cal., 
Seattle,  Wash.,  and  Chicago.  01.,  fbr 
inspection  of  mints,  assay  ofnce,  and 
snbtreasuries. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  Cor  poipose  of  In- 
specting labor-saving  devloos. 

New  York,  N.  Y..  in  conneetioa  with 
investigation  of  branches  of  the  Liffr- 
Savtog  Service  in  that  dty. 

do 

do 

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  end  New  York,  N. 
Y.,  making  investigatkn  of  aooonnt- 
ing  methods  in  offlioe  of  the  sopertn- 
tendent  of  the  mint,  PUladsI^tia, 
Pa.,  and  assay  office.  New  York, 
N.V. 

.....do 

....do 


Total.. 


190.61 
IS.  30 

3a.u 

n.11 

«.73 
3S.80 
3S.06 

ao.10 

OS.  30 


3130 


31.33 
33.70 
OOiOB 


86.  or 


1,131.07 


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TRAVEUNO  BXPEK8E8,  TBEASUBY  DEPABTHBNT. 


BUUemmi  of  paymenU  made  from  the  appropriation  * '  Collectingthe  revenue  from  cuatoms, 
1911,"  for  traveling  expenue  of  officers  and  emvhyeea  of  the  Treoiury  Department  from 
WaMngton  to  points  outside  the  iHstrict  of  Columbia  and  retumf  on  buMness  connected 
with  the  Customs  Service,  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911,  as  called  for  by  act 
of  Congress  approved  May  tt,  1908. 


Name. 


Data. 


I>estixiatIoiL 


Amount 


X.  P.  Coniflr,  private  aecra- 

•^ 


a    p.    IContaomery,    Chlof 
DiTlalaa  of  Customs. 

C  E.  Dsjo,  elerk,  Secretary's 
oiBce. 
Do 

B.  O.  BaUey,  private  secre- 
tary. 

J.  Kieley,  executive  dark 

H.  If.  Anderson,  clark.  Secre- 
tary's office. 

C.  OUbart,  clerk  to  Secretary. . 
C.  Lyman,  Chief  Division  of 

Appointments. 
M.  XlToakom,  private  secre- 


F.^'t 


Gost,  clerk.. 


J.  Kleley,  ezacntive  clark. 
F.W.(Mst,c]ark. 


H.  M.  Anderson,  clerk.  Seen- 


.    Ifontnmery, 
Division  of  C^toms. 


Chief 


Chief, 


H.  M.  Andenon,  dark.  Secre- 
tary's olBoe. 

C.   P.   Mont 
Division  of _ 

C.  B.  Di^,  clerk,  Secretary's 
office. 

H.  If.  Anderson,  clerk,  Secre- 
tary's office. 

R.  O.  Bailey,  private  secre- 

•% 

J.  Kieley,  ezeeative  clerk 

C.  OUbert,  clerk,  Secretary's 


J.  Kieley,  ezecotive  clerk 

0.  KodiW,  Assistant  Chief 

Divisifln  of  Customs. 
B.  P.  Carrier,  private  secre- 


H.^A 


H.  M.  Anderson,  clerk,  Secr^ 
atari's  offlae. 

F.  J.  Bates,  examiner 

B.  O.  BaUey,  private  secre- 

B.  IL  AndersoBi,  clerk.  Secre- 
tary's office. 
J.  F.  Curtis,  Assistant  Secre- 

F.lZBVeasb,  Secretary 

F.J.  Bates,  examiner 

J.  Uley,  exBoattve  derk 

B.  M.  Anderson,  cleric,  Secre- 

tary's  office. 
J.  Ktotoy,  raerattve  deik,... . 
fl*  M.  Anderson,  ctok,  Oecre- 


retary's  office. 

.  MacVeagb,  Secretary. 


C  GUbert,  clerk,  Secretary's 

office. 
0.  Koehler,  Assistant  Chief 

DlvMon  of  Customs. 

Do 

(X  GObart  otak.  Secretary's 


B.  O.  Balley,private  secretary. 
M •  K.  Toaknm,  private  secre 

F.^^etes,  examiner. 

l.KlBlBy,oxeoativeoiaric 

9.  J.  Bates,  examiner. 

H.  M.  Andenon.  deck,  Secre- 
^tary's  office. 

B.  O.  Bailey,  private  secretary 
M.  K.  Yoakum,  prtvatasecm- 


July  1-16, 1910... 
July  2^71, 1910.. 
July  6-0, 1010.... 
July  6-SI,  1010... 


Aug.  1-26, 1010... 
Aug.  12-17, 1010.. 

Aug.  17-26, 1010.. 
Aug.  1-14, 1010... 


New  York  and  Boston 

Boston,  Uanchester,  Lynn,  and  Glou- 
cester. 
New  York 


DubUn,  N.  H. 


.do.. 


New  York,  Boston,  and  Dublin,  N.  H. 


Dublin,  N.  H. 
New  York 


Aug.  30-Sept.  3, 1010. 
Sept.  6-10, 1010 


.do., 
.do.. 


Aug.  20-Sept  7, 1010. 


Aug.  22, 1010 , 

Aug.  17, 1910 

July  8, 12,  and  10, 1010 
July  80, 1010 


Dublin,  N.  H. 


New  York.. 

Boston 

New  York.. 
....do 


July  6  and  8, 1010.. 

July  30, 1010 , 

July  6, 1010 

Aug.  24, 1910 

Aug.  13, 1910 

Aug.  12, 1910 


Aug.  17,  1010. 

do 

Aug.  29, 1910. 


.do., 
.do. 
.do. 


Keene  to  Boston , 

New  York  to  Washington.. 
New  York 


Sept.  4-2S,  1010... 
Sept.  21-29, 1010.. 


Oct  2-6, 1910.... 

Sept.  5-30, 1910.. 

Sept.  6-12, 1010.. 
Oct.  16-17, 1010.. 


New  York  to  WasUngton.. 

Boston 

New  York 


Dublin,  N.  H. 
Chicago 


New  York 

Dublin,  N.  H. 


New  York  and  Boston. 
New  York 


Oct.  6-20, 1010... 
Oct  10-16, 1010.. 


Sept.  24, 1010.... 
Oct.  10-25, 1010.. 
Sept.  24, 1010.... 
Sept.  2, 1010..... 


DabUn,N.H 

New  York  and  Boston. 


Harrlsvllle  to  Boston 

Philadelphia  and  New  York. 

Harrisville  to  Boston 

Boston  to  East  Jeffrey 


Sept.  6. 1010... 
Sept.  3, 1010... 

Sept.  30, 1910.. 
Sept.  3, 1910... 


Boston.. 
....do.. 


.do. 


Sept.  21  and  28, 1010.. 


Sept.  28, 1010.. 
Aug.  29,  1910.. 


New  York  to  Washington.. 
Chicago 


....do 

New  York. 


Aug.  12, 1010.. 
S^.  6, 1010... 

Sept  10, 1910.. 
Sept  24, 1010.. 
Sept  10, 1910.. 
Aug.  18. 1010.. 

Ang.  17, 1010.. 
Aug.  20, 1010.. 


.do. 


Jersey  City  to  Washington. 


Boston  to  Washington, 
do. 


Boston  to  Jersey  City 

New  York  to  Washington.. 


....do 

Harrisville  to  Boston.. 


133.16 

86.56 

iai6 

60.22 
5a  60 

saso 

6.70 
31.72 

30.00 
85.65 

60.71 

10. « 
n.l6 
16.05 
6.66 

6l60 

2.00 

laoo 

.50 

2.00 

1.25 

1.25 
8.00 
1.25 

25.08 
27.80 

16l60 

64.07 

80.85 
25.80 

68.14 

33.36 

2.18 

63.60 

2.13 

1.80 

8.00 
8.00 

11.00 
L25 

0.00 

17.50 
5.65 

6.65 
2.00 

14.05 
8.00 
6.60 
6.65 

6.66 
12.88 


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4  TEAVEUNG  EXPENSES,  TBEASUBY  DEPA&TMBNT. 

Statement  of  payments  made  from  the  appropriation  "CollecHngihe  revenue  from  eutUnm^ 
1911  "for  traveling  expenses  of  officers  and  employees  of  the  Treanary  Departmentfrom 
Washingtcm  to  points  outside  the  IHstruU  of  Columbia  and  return,  on  husxnees  eomnecUd 
with  the  Oustoms  Servios,  during  the  fiscal  ^ear  ended  June  SO,  1911,  as  eaUedfor  by  act 
3/  Congress  approved  May  tt,  1505-— Continued. 


Name. 


Date. 


I>esttiiatioiL 


Amount. 


C.  E.  Deyo,  clerk,  Secretary's 

oflflce. 
R.  O.  Bafley,  private  secretary 

J.  Kleley,  executive  clerk 

C.  E.  Deyo,  clerk,  Secretary's 

office. 
R.  O.  Bailey,  private  secretary. 

J.  Klelev,  executive  clerk 

M.  K.  Yoakiun,  private  secre- 

•^i 

F.  MacVeagb,  Secretary 

M.  K.  Yoakum,  private  secre- 
tary. 

C.  Lyman,  Chief  Division  of 
Appointments. 

F.J.  Bates, examiner 

Do 

F.  MacVeagh,  Secretary 

J.  Kleley,  executive  clerk 

H.  M.  Anderson,  clerk.  Secre- 
tary's office. 

C.  Gilbert,  clerk,  Secretary's 
office. 

O.  Koehler,  Assistant  Chief 
Division  of  Customs. 

E.  P.  Currier,  private  secre- 
tary. 

R.  O.  Ballev,  executive  clerk. 

E.  P.  Currier,  private  secre- 
tary. 

R.  O.  Bailey,  private  secre- 
tary. 

F.  J.  Bates,  examiner 

Do 

Do 

Do 

C.  I.yman,  Chief  Division  of 

Appointments. 
R.  O.  Bailey,  private  secre- 
tary. 

F.  J.  Bates,  examiner 

J.  F.  Curtis,  Assistant  Secre- 
tary. 
C.  Lyman,  Chief  Division  of 

Appointments. 
R.  O.  Bailey   private  secre- 

•"iJi 

J.  F.  Curtis,  Assistant  Secre- 
tary. 

F.  MacVeagh,  Secpptary 

J.  F.  Curtis,  Assistant  Secre- 

•"^i 

C.  A.  Shannon,  clerk,  Secre- 


tary's office. 
F.  W. 


Taylor,  clerk,  Secre- 
tary's ofBce. 

F.  MacVeagh,  Secretary 

C.  P.  Montgomery,  Chief  Di- 
vision of  Customs. 

J.  F.  Curtis,  Assistant  Secre- 

"^i 

C.  Lyman,  Chief  Division  of 
Appointments. 

C.  P.  Montgomery,  Chief  Di- 
vision of  Customs. 

F.  MacVeagh,  Secretary 


F.  J.  Bates,  examiner 

C.  Lyman,  Chief  Division  of 
Appointments. 

F.  J.BateH  ftxamlnar 

Do 

C.  P.  Montgomery,  Chief  Di- 
vision of  Customs. 


Aug.  24, 1910. 


Aug.  16^1010 

Aug.  18  and  25, 1910. 
Aug.  12, 1910 


Aug.  12  and  16, 1010. 

Aug.  25,  1910 , 

Aufc.20.1910 


Sept.  6, 1910... 
Sept.  24,  1910.. 
Sept.  6, 1910... 


Kaene  to  Boitoa 

East  Jeffrey  to  Boston. , 
Boston  to  Harris vllle... 
Boston  to  Washington. 

New  Yoik  and  Boston. 
Boston  to  Washington. 
Boston. 


Boston  to  Washington, 
do.. 


Sept.  4, 1910.. 


Sept.  6, 1910..... 
Nov.  1-30,1910.. 

Sept.  3, 1910 

do 

....do 


Boston  to  New  York.. 
NewYork , 


.do. 


do... 
Boston.. 
....do... 
....do... 


.do. 


Sept.  21, 1910 

Oct.  2  and  4, 1910. 


New  York  to  WaahtaigCon.. 

Chicago 

NewYork 


Oct.  15  and  17, 1910.. 
Oct.  2 and  4, 1910... 


Oct.  15  1910 

Oct.  10  and  18, 1910... 

Nov.  6. 1910 

Nov.  15,  1910 

Nov.  1-6,  1910 

Jan.  &-11,  1911 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


PhUadelphia-New  York . . . 

NewYork 

....do 

New  York  to  Washington.. 
NewYork 


Jan.  13-18, 1911., 


Nov.  15. 1910.... 
Nov.  13-21  1910., 


.do. 
.do. 


Total. 


Jan.  5-11, 1911., 
Jan.  12, 1911..., 


Jan.  12  and  17, 1911... 
Mar.26-Apr.  2, 1911.. 


Mar.  20, 1911.... 
Apr.  10-15,  1911- 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Augusta,  Atlanta,  New  Orleuis,  and 
Mobile. 


Apr.  21-23, 1911. 
May  2.  1911 


Boston  to  Washington. , 
New  York  and  Boston. 


Cleveland.. 
Baitimora.. 


.do. 


.do. 


Mar.  13, 1911.... 
May  21-23, 1911. 

June  14  1911.... 


June  7-12, 1911.. 
June  22-30, 1911. 

May  21. 1911.... 


NewYork. 
.....do 


Sept.  24-Oct.  2,  1910, 
and  June  30, 1011. 

June  27-30, 19U 

June  21, 1911 


June  28, 1911. 
June  27, 1911. 
May  23, 1911.. 


Philadelphia. 


NewYork. 
Boston 


New  York. 
Boston 


New  York,  Boston,  and  Phltodriphla. 
Boston 


Philadelphia  and  Now  York. 

PhUadelphU 

New  York  to  WtshUgtMi.... 


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Suuement  o/amounU  vaid/rom  appropriatwns  under  the  control  of  the  Divirion  of  Loam 
ana  Currency,  ojke  qf  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 


Name. 

Date. 

Destination  and  business. 

Amount. 

PiitiiioUve  pajMr  for  United 
Stites  aecori&s,  1911: 

Mar.  9, 1911 

Pittsfleld,  Mass.;  ooonting  paper  at 

Oovemment  mill. 
Pittsfleld,  Mass.;  watdunan  at  Gov- 

eniment  mill. 

112.25 

claaD. 

H.  J.  Dove,  watchman . . . . 

Apr.  5,1911 

12.25 

Total ... 

24.50 

SxpenKe  national  currenoy, 

Geo.  K.  Leet,confldantial 
deik. 

F.  0.  Collins,  assistant 
ehitf  of  division. 

A.  Piatt  Andrew,  assist- 
ant secretary. 

H.  U.   Lnnsford,  derk. 

July  6  to  Jnly  10, 1910.. 
July  Oto  July  11, 1910.. 
Joly  StoJoly  19, 1910.. 

Oct.  15, 1910. 

Pittsfleld,  Boston.  tfasB.,  and  retom; 

Pittsfleld,  Mass.,  and  retom;  examina- 
tion of  GovemmBnt  mllL 

Pittsfldd,  Boston,  Mass.,  and  Dublin, 
N.  H.,  and  return;  examination  or 
Government  mill. 

Pittsfldd  to  Washington,  D.  C;  count- 
ing  paper  at  Government  mill. ' 

38.55 

83.55 
77.39 

12.05 

dassD.^^ 

Total 

161.54 

act  to  amend  ihe  national 
banking  laws: 
A.  Piatt  Andrsw,  Assist- 
ant Becretaiy. 

Do. 

July  23  to  Joly  29, 1910. 
Aog.  4  to  Aog.  10,1910. 

Washington  to  New  Torir,  and  retom; 
fomiation  of  national  oonenoy  asso- 
ciations. 

Washington  to  Dublin,  N.  H.,  and 
Beverly,  Mass.,  and  retom;  forma- 
tion of  national  currency  associations. 

40.36 
64.36 

T  tal 

iiaTi 

Statement  of  travel  performed  by  officers  and  employees  of  Treaswty  Department  during 
the  fiscal  year  1922  whose  expenses  were  pond  jrom  appropriation  in  charge  of  the 
Division  ^Public  Moneys  of  the  Secretary^  office. 


Name. 


Date. 


Destination  and  business. 


Amount 


W.  Howard  Oiboon,  Deputy 

Assistaot  Tnasnrer  United 

States. 
Samuel   A.    Wefldon,   chief 

divisioa,    ofQoe   Treasurer 

United  States. 
Do 


July  10-11, 1910. 
July  9, 1910 


Do. 


W.  Howard  Gibson,  Deputy 
Assistaot  Treasurer  United 
States. 
Do 

Fruk  C  Bnssell,  cashier, 
office  assistant  treasurer 
United  States.  Chicago.  111. 

Samuel    A.    WeUdon,   chief 
division,    office   Treasorer 
UnitediStates. 
Do 


Joly  10-11, 1910. 
Joly  26, 1910.... 
Aug.  9,1910 


Philaddphla,  Pa.,  examination  per- 
sonnd,  Subtrearary  office. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  Subtreasury  busi- 
ness. 

Philaddphia,  Pa.,  examination  per- 
sonnel, Subtrearary  office. 

Philaddphla,  Pa.,  Subtreasury  busi- 
ness. 

do 


Aug.  17-22, 1910. 
Aug.  20-24, 1910. 


.do. 


Aug.  17-18, 1910. 


Do. 


Sept  9-12, 1910... 
Sept  13-18, 1910.. 


Fort,  chief  division. 
United 


John  H.  McWhorter,  derk. 

office    TwBSiiieij    United 

States. 
Aunst  E.  Jansen,  coin  pller, 

«nce    Tteasorer     United 


States. 

John  MoQO,  derk,  office  Seo- 
latMyTujasiiij. 


Sept  13-27, 1910.. 
Sept  18-27, 1910.. 
Sept  21-26, 1910.. 
Sept  14-28, 1910.. 


Chicago,  HL,  to  New  York,  N.  Y.,  and 
retom  to  examine  machinery  in  Sub- 
treasury. 

Philaddphla,  Pa.,  Subtrsasoxy  busi- 


New  York,  N.  Y.,  Subtreasury  bust: 
nesB. 

PhiladdphtaL  Pa.,  hi  charge  ad  In- 
terim, olnoe  assistant  treasurer 
United  States. 

do 


Phl]addpl%  Pa.,  ia  charfle  ad  in- 
terim, oflioe  Assistant  Treasurer 
United  States. 

....do 


.do. 


913.10 

&00 

17.00 
1L75 
ia75 


33.26 
7&66 


17.55 

13.66 
3&30 

SLOB 

49.83 

3&40 

75.02 


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StaUmaU  cf  travel  performed  by  ojfieert  and  empUmeu  of  T^rtatunf  DepartmaU  ( , 

the  fieeal  year  1911  tchoee  expeneee  were  paid  from  aj>propriaiion  m  ekeaye  of  ike 
Division  qf  Public  Moneys  of  the  Secretary's  office — Continued. 


Name. 


Date. 


Destmatkm  and  bosioeaB. 


W.  Howard  OQmoii,  Deputy 
•         -  r  United 


Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


Goo.    8.    Tterj,    ,■■■■ i. 

TnMonr  Unttad  States, 

New  York,  N.Y. 
W.  B.   Kampfer, 

oiDoe  Aariacaot 

NewYoriL 
W.  Howaid  Ofbeoo,  Deputy 

Aadataot  Tnaamw  United 

Statea. 
Do 


Geo.  Fort  difaf  diTiakm, 
ofDoe  maioxv  United 
StatM. 

Jobn  Ifooo,  clerk,  office  8eo- 


J.  WebeTp  clerk,   office 

TteMonr  United  States. 
A.  8.  Hendenon,  clerk,  office 

Secretary  Tieaei  II  f. 
8.  A.  WeUdon,  chief  dlviiloii. 

office     Traoiozer    United 

Statea. 
W.  Howard  Olbaon,  Deputy 

Aaifatant  Tnaaorer  United 

Statea. 
Do , 


A.  Piatt  Andrew,  Aariitaat 

Secretary  Treaaory. 
W.  Howard  Olbaon,  Deputy 

Aaeiatant  TreaMBV  United 

Statea. 
8.A.Welldon,chlardl^ 

office    Treaanrer    Unit 

Statea. 
W.  Howard  Olbaon, 

Aaeiatant  Treaanrer  Ui 

Statea. 
Do 


Geo.  ForL  chlar  dlTieioo, 
office  Treaanrer  United 
Statea. 

Jaa.  T.  Maooogbtry,  dark, 
office  Treaanrer  United 
Statea. 

B.  H.  Hnlbirt,  aaaiftant  teller, 
office  Treaanrer  United 
States. 

Ernest  Satterley,  dark,  office 
Secretary  Treasmj. 

Jobn  Moon,  dark,  oflfee  Secre- 
tary Treasury. 

Jdm  H.  MeWhorter,  dark. 
Treasurer    United 


O.  W.  Birekbead,  dark,  office 

Secretarr  Treasury. 
Howard  BlUott,  dark,  office 
BrUnaad-^^ 


A.  B. 


Qnaiffla,  Tanlt  cler^ 


Sept.  13-«),  1910.. 
Oct  9^1910. 


PbDaddphla,  Fa.,  In  charp  ad  Id« 
terlm,  offios   Ajelsfant  Treasurer 


United  States. 

Pbiladelphia,  Fa.,  to  New  York,  N. 

Y.,  ana  return,  official  busiDBM  retak 

tive  to  estimateafor  New  York  Sub- 


Octl-20,1010... 
Oct2l-2M910.. 
Oct  26-01,1910... 
Not.  3^  1910.... 
Not.  10-12, 1910.. 
Not.  1-^1010... 


Not.  7, 1910 

Not.  10-Dec.  7, 1910.. 


Philadelphia,  Fia..  In  dnm  ad  hi- 
terim,  office  Aaristant  Treasurer 
United  Statea. 

FbUaddnhla,  F^,  to  New  York,  N. 
Y.,  and  return  to  oonte  about  sub- 
treasury 

Fhiladdpfa 
terim,  oi 
United  States. 

New  York  to  Waahlnston  and  return, 
Subtreasury  bueinesB. 

New  York  to  Fldtodelphin  and  return 
to  inataU  cutting 

Philadetphfa,  Fa.,  In 

terim,  office 

United  States. 
Philadelphia  to  New  York  and  return, 

Subtreasury  bnslnese. 
Chicago,  IlL,  transfer  offici 

Treasurer  tJnIted  Statea. 

....do , 


....do 

....do 

Not.  11-26, 1910. 


.do. 
.do. 


Dec.  1-31, 1910.. 

Jan.  U-lfl^  1910. 

Jan.  20-21, 1911. 
Jan.  1-31, 1911... 


Chicaffo,  IIL,  tranaler  office  Assistant 
Treasurer  United  States  and  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio,  Subtreasury  business. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  In  chai^  ad  in- 
[,   Office  Assistant 


Jan.  lS-18, 1911. 
Feb.  1-28,  mi., 


United  Statea. 

Philadelphia,  Fa.,  to  New  York,  N. 

Y.,  and  return,  Subtreasury  bual- 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  Subtreasury  buei- 

Philaddphia,  F^,  In  charn  ad  in- 
terim,  office    Aaslsttnt    Treasurer 
United  States. 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  SobUwauij  b«i- 


FhiladelphtL  Pa.,  In  charge  ad  in- 
offlce   Assistant   Treasurer 


Kar.  1-13, 1911 

Kar.  17-Apr.  1, 1911. 


.do. 


United  Statea. 
.do. 


New   Orleana,    La.,   tranaler    office 
United  Statea. 


.do. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.  81-Apr.  12, 1911. 


.do.. 


Philadelphia,  Fil,  In  diarga  ad  in- 
terim,   office    assistant 
United  States. 

....do 


.do... 
.do... 
.do... 


.do... 
.do... 


n9.li 

4.50 

M.12 
8.35 

26.00 

4L65 

17.90 

141.83 

4L75 
180l35 

171.40 
163.68 
U&80 
134.35 

143.79 

11.75 

17.60 
139.37 

SL80 

120.32 


146.91 
126.65 


128.80 

123160 

12L50 
68.20 

66l09 

68.12 
7I.M 
6613? 


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StaUmaU  of  travel  performed  by  officers  and  emoloyeee  of  Treasury  Department  during 
the  fiscal  year  1911  whose  expenses  tosre  paut  from  approprvmon  xn  eharge  of  vie 
Division  of  Public  Moneys  of  the  Seeretar^s  oj^2ce— XDontinued. 


Nam*. 


0«K    Fortt   diiif   dlTlflion. 


Ststei. 
E.  If.  McLeod,  clerk,  office 

Treaaunr  United  States. 
P.  K.  Reppert,  clerk,  office 

Tnasuier  United  States. 
Bberman     Piatt,    principal 

bookkeeper,   office   Treas- 
urer United  States. 
B.  H.  Holblrt,  assistant  teller, 

office    Treasarer     United 

States. 
W.   J.  Weber,  dark,  office 
T  United  States. 


F.  M.  Skinner,  clerk,  office 
r  United  States. 


Geo.  Fort,  Deputy  Assistant 
r  United  States, 


£.  M.  McLeod,  clerk,  office 
r  United 


F.  B.  Reppert,  clerk,  office 
r  United  States. 


Sherman  Piatt,  principal 
bookkeeper,  office  Treas- 
arer United  States. 

B.  H.  Holbirt,  easistant  teller, 
office  Treasurer  United 
States. 

W.  J.  Weber,  clerk,  office 
r  United  States. 


F.  M.  Skinner,  clerk,  office 
r  United  States. 


R.  A.  Groxton,  derk,  office 
Secretary  Treasory. 

J.  A.  Sample,  assistant  cash- 
ier, office  Treaamer  United 
States. 

E.  M.  McLeod,  clerk  offloa 
Treasurer  United  States. 

F.  M.  Skinner,  clerk,  office 
Treasurer  United  States. 

F.  E.  Reppert,  clerk    office 

Treasurer  United  States. 
Bberman     Piatt,     principal 

bookkemer.    office   Treas- 

urarUnftedStatea. 
W.  J.  Weber,  clerk,   office 

Treasufer  United  States. 
B.  H.  Hulbirt,  aasistant  tel- 
ler, office  Treasurer  United 

States. 
G«o.  Fort,  Deputy  Assistant 

Treaaunr  United  States. 
B.   L.  Lealle,    clerk,  office 

Secretary  Treasury. 
Le  Roy  WilM,  clerk,  office 

Treasurer  United  States. 
G«o.  C.  Flenner,  clerk,  office 

Secretary  Treaaury. 
Tlioe.    F.   Atbey,   assistant 

bookkMper.    (mice  Treas- 

oiv  United  Statea. 
Chaa.  B.  RIee,  clerk,  affloe 

Secretary  Treaaury. 
Jaa.  A.  Sample,  aaalstantcaah- 

ier,  offiea  Treaamer  United 

States. 
John  H.  McWhortar,  clerk. 

office    Treafurer    United 

Statea. 
Sherman    Piatt,    principal 

bookkeeper,   office  Treas- 
urer United  States. 
F.  B.  Reppert,  clerk,  office 

Tnaaurer  United  States. 
A,^H.  Smitti,  chrk,   afflce 

Secretary  ^eaamy. 
H.  H.  Hulbirt  aaabtant  tol- 
ler, office  Treaamer  Unltad 


Date. 


Apr.  14-May  5, 19U. 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


May  6-26, 191L. 
....do 


.do... 
.do.., 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


May30^une8, 1911.. 
Maya(^unell,1911. 


May37-Jmiel5,1911. 


....do 

May27-Junel6, 1911. 
....do. 


.do., 
.do.. 


....do 

May80-Junell,1911. 
....do 


June  lfr-24, 1911. 
June  l»-20, 1911. 

June  18-24, 1911. 
.....do. 


June  16-90.1911. 
June  17-30, 1911. 
.....do 


June  19^,  1911. 
JUMlfr-80,1911. 


Deatination  and  boalneas. 


New  York,  N.  T.,  in  chaigead  interim. 

office    aasiatant   treaaurer   United 

Statea. 
....do. 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


..do.. 


.do.. 


Cincinnati,  Ohio,  transfer  office  assist- 
ant treasurer  United  States. 


.do.. 


New  York,  N.  Y.,  In  charge  ad  interim, 
office  asaiatant  treasurer  United 
States. 

....do 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


Cincinnati,  Ohio,  transfer  office  As- 
sistant Treasurer  United  Statea. 
....do 


Baltimore,  Md.,  examination,  office 

Assistant  Treasurer  United  Statea. 

.....do 


..do.. 
..do.. 


New  York,  N.  Y.,  transfiar,  office  Aa- 
siatant oWsurer  United  States. 

....dj 


.do.. 


.do.. 


•11&70 

114.11 
1U.88 
10S.95 

112.22 

U&38 
110.97 
10131 

66.15 
108.M 

99.63 

108.60 

10192 
66.0 
76.87 
86.flO 

69.85 

102.27 
108.82 
100.12 

10198 
103.87 

108.01 
91.80 
91.09 
80.00 
86.60 

34.30 
36.66 

70.97 

67.86 

71.26 
70.86 
69.96 


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TBlVHUNa  BXPBK8B6,  TBBABUBY  DEPARTMENT. 


Siatement  of  travel  per/onned  by  offieerM  and  employeet  of  Treaatary  Department  dunng 
the  fiMil  year  1911  whoae  expemee  were  paid  /ram  a^opritmon  m  charge  of  the 
Diviaion  of  Public  Moneyt  of  the  Secretary* »  o^Sc0>-Gontuued. 


Nam*. 

Dtte. 

Destination  and  business. 

Af«<nra^ 

W.  J.  Weber,  dark.  «flloe 

Treasuiw  United  Btotes. 
Geo.  Fort,  Deputy  Anistant 

do 

do 

172. 2S 

do 

do 

7L41 

^  Tieasmer  United  States. 
J.   O.  MeOrath,  piessmaiL 

offloe     Tieasiner    United 

States. 
W.  T.  Wamsr.  dhltf  clerk 

do., 

do 

7&13 

June  18-30, 1911 

do 

60.10 

offloe    Tieasnier    United 
States. 
laa.  L.  MontKomery.  laborer. 

do 

do 

68.  as 

'  offloe    Treasurer'  United 

States. 
A.  E.  Janaen,coin  pUer,  office 

TieasuxertJnItea  States. 
W    V.  Lewis,  clerk,  office 

June  17-ao,  mi 

do 

77.98 

June  16-30, 1911 

do. 

70.90 

Treasurer  United  States. 
T.  F.  Swayie,  clerk,  office 
Auditor,  Tieuury  I>epart- 
ment. 

June  17-^,  1911 

do 

64.79 

TotaL 

0,802.91 

Statement  of  expemee  incurred  by  offieere  and  employeee  of  the  office  of  the  Supervising 

Architect^  Treasury  Department,  wkUe  traveling  on  official  busineea  from  Waek^^gtan 

to  points  outside  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 

1911. 

[LeglslatlTe  act,  May  22, 1906,  see.  4.] 


Name. 


Date. 


Destination  and  business. 


Amount. 


Oeo.  W.  Atkinson,  Jr.,  doo- 
trical  draftsman. 
Do 

Harry  D.  Austin,  deotrloal 
en^eer  and  draftsman. 

R.  O.  Bailey,  priTate  secretary 

B.  O.  Bailey,  Assistant  Secre- 
tary. 


Feroy  I.  Bakdi. 

Fred  Bradkett,  clerk.. 


July  18-16,1910.. 

Sept  16-22, 1910. 
Dec  8-13»  1910... 


Feb.  6-12,1911. 
June  8-8, 1911 . 


Raleigh,  N.  C;  StatesvOle,  N.  C;  in- 
spect lighting  fixtures. 

Yonkers,  N.  Y.:  sbop  inspections 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  HaverhiU,  Mass.; 
inspection  mfohanical  equipment. 
Indon. 


May  16-26;  June  S.21 

1911. 
S«>t.  16-Oet.  21;  Not. 

1-19, 1910. 


Kearney,  Nebr.;  investini 

Sevmour,  Indianapolis,  Fort  Wayne, 
Muncie,  Portland,  Qary,  Ind.;  con- 
fer with  officials. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  painting,  ete 


Do.. 
Do.. 


Do. 
Do. 


C.  B.  Bradbury,  mechanical 


Dee.  12-21,1910.. 

Jan.  4-14, 1911... 

Jan.  19-24,1911.. 
Mar.  18-1^1911.. 

July  25-29, 1910.. 


Waupun,  Neenah.  Antigo,  Wis.; 
Bovne  CUj,  Ishpeming,  CadOlac, 
Holland,  Mi6b.:  MadSSl  Redfldd, 
Wahpeton,  VaUey  City,  James- 
town, Mandan,  Dickinson,  N.  Dak.; 
Miles  qty,  Mont^  Cody,  Basin,  Buf- 
fslo,  Wyo.:  Chadron,  AlUaaoe, 
Nebr.;  Anoka,  MontSTldeo,  UtUe 
Falls,  Minn.;  re  sites. 

Huntington,  Mlshawaka,  Newcastle, 
PorUand.  Ind.;  re  sUes. 

Yonkers.  New  Rodhelle,  N.  Y.;  Btam- 
loid,  New  HaTcn,  Conn.;  re  sites. 

Bayonne.  Passaic,  N.  J.;  re  sites , 

Brtatol,  Pa.;  MoondsviUe;  W.  Va.; 
re  sites. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  Inspection  mediaB- 
ical  equipment;  shop  Inspectkn  mA- 


Do.. 

Do... 

Do... 

Do.. 
Do... 


',  C.  Brooks,  engineer  draftt- 
nan. 

B.  Cooley,  heating  and  ven- 
Qatingdraff 
Do.... 


Dea  4-7,1910 

Feb.27-Mar.4,191L.. 

Mar.  12-18, 1911 

Apr.  11-14, 1911 

Miqr 17-19, 1911 

May2»^nne8,1911... 

July  18-14, 1910 

No7.27-D«a8,1910.. 


Hoboken,N.J.; 

equipment. 
Clifton  Forge,  Va.;  In^eetioo 

leal  eQQhMnent. 
NoriDik,  Newiwrt  News,  Va.; 


tloo 
Chfeago,  in.;  re 
FhiiaSeiphla,  Pa.; 

ical  equipment. 
Key  West,  Fla.;  rt  sea  waOs. 


Philadelphia,  Pa.;  inspection  of  eleva- 
Jersey  City,  M.  J.;  Mew  York,  N.  Y.; 


88615 


49. 2S 
49.19 


117,75 
8165 


UL60 
84B.56 


71.40 

82.25 

22.20 
S&09 

87.80 

28106 

28.10 

17.06 

87.70 
I9il3 

186. 9D 

18.60 

62.16 


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StaUmenl  of  expen$e»  meurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  office  of  the  Supervising 
ArMUeit  Treasury  Dmxrtment,  wkUe  traveling  on  official  business  from  Washington 
to  points  outside  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO, 
19ii— Continued. 


Name. 


Date. 


Destination  and  business. 


Amount. 


If.  a  Cooler,  heating  and  Ten- 
tllating  draftoman. 

DoT! 

Do 

W.  P.  Darwtn,eogineer  diaft*- 
man. 

Do 

Geo.  W.  Deltrick 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

P.  L.  Dougherty,  inspector  of 
tfaotrI(>{I^t  plaats. 

Do 

F.  B.  Dunlap,  engineer  drafts- 

A.  H.  Dpon,  engineer  drafts- 

Do 

Do 

Do 

O.  D.  Ellsworth,  Assistant 

Cbief  Accounts  Division. 
W.    F.    Held,    oonfldentia: 
deriL 
Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

B.  C.  Fkmmoy,  arohiteotoral 
draftsman. 

P.  J.  Forlonf,  heating  and 
Tf"t*1attng  **r*tft*'"^". 

Do.TTI?. 

J.  W.  Oinder,  computor 

Myers  Hand,  electrical  engi- 
near  and  draftsman. 
Do 

Do 

Do 

O.  M .  Haynes,  engineer  drafts- 
man. 
K.  C.  Heald,  stmotnral  cngi- 
near. 
Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

C.  D.  HOlBB,  Asaistant  Seoie- 

•^ 

0». 


Jan.  1M4, 1911.. 

Mar.  22-24, 1911. 
May  19, 1911.... 

May  4-7, 1911... 


May  l<m9, 1911 

Sept.  22-Oct.  22, 1910. 


Nov.  1-15, 1910 

Nov.  2S-Deo.  17, 1910. 
Jan.  18-Feb.8, 1911... 


Jan.  12-15. 1911 

Feb.  27-Mar.  1, 1911. 
Mar.31, 19U 


June  17, 1911... 
Feb.  7-12, 1911. 


Nov.  7, 1910 

Nov.  24-20,1910.. 
Jan.  23-27, 1911... 

Feb.  16, 1911 

Jan.  16-24, 1911... 


Sept.  fr-16,  1910. 

Oct.  31-Nov.  13,  1910. 


Dec.  27-31, 1910 

Feb.23-lfar.2, 1911.. 


Apr.  2-4, 19U. 
Nov."^ 


[ov.  22, 1910. 

Sept.  22-24,  1910 

8ept.20-Oct.8,1910.. 

July  28-40, 1910 

Oct.  30-Nov.  1,1910.. 

Dec.  12-13, 1910 

Dec.  22-23, 1910 


Feb.  5-6, 1911 

Feb.  26-Mar.  1, 1911. 


Aug.  11^17, 1910. 
Oct.  1-4, 1910..., 
Oct.  18-14, 1910.. 
Jan.  17-21, 1911.. 
Mar.  7-11, 1911.. 


May  11-16, 1911.. 
July  22-28, 1910.. 

Aug.  18-80, 1910. 


New  York,  N.  Y.;  inspection  mechan- 
ical equipmoit. 
do 

Baltimore,    Md.;  inspection    electric 

freight  elevator. 
Fboenizville,  Pa.;  re  structural  steel. . . 


.do. 


Burlington,  Wilkesboro,  Waynesboro, 
Hendersonville,  Shelby,  N.  C; 
Waynesboro,  Pulaski.  South  Boston, 
Va.;  Williamson.  W.Va.;  resites.... 

Rocky  Mount.  Tarboro,  N.  C;  Hamp- 
ton, Franklin.  Vaj  re  sites. 

Ashland,  Elyna,  Fremont,  Ix)rain, 
Niles.  Salem.  Tiffin.  Ohio;  re  sites. 

Bethlehem,  Media,  Pottstown,  South 
Bethlehem,  Pa.;  Woodbury,  N.  J.; 
re  sites. 

Winston  Salem,  N.  C;  re  site 

Chambersbure,  Pa.;  erection 

Baltimore,  Md.;  re  armature  generator. 


Baltimore,  Md.;  re  electrical  work. 
York,  Pa.;  inspection  of  steel 


Baltimore,   Md.;  crack,   old  portion 

post  office. 
Lynchburg,  Va.;  inspect  foundations.. 
York,  Pa.;  structural  metal  work. 


Baltimore,  Md.;  re  painting. 
Hackensack,  Red  Bank,  N.  J.;  re  sites. 

Waltham,  Reading,  Mass.;  re  sites 


Oct.  14-16»  1910. 


Cicero,  Blue  Island,  ni..  Arknuix» 
City,  Chanute,  Winfleld,  Eans.;  re 
sites. 

Hanover,  Pa.,  Warrenton,  Va.;  re  sites. 

Excelsior  Springs,  Mo.,  Robinson.  111.; 
re  sites. 

Hampton,  Va.;  resite. 

Fredericksburg,  Va.;  hispection  of 
building. 

DelawfureBreakwater  quarantine  sta- 
tion; final  inspection  of  cistern. 

Winchester,  Va.;  final  inspection  me- 
chanical equipment. 

Carlisle,  Pa.;  hivestigate  charges  re 
Supt.  Oliver. 

Reading,  Pa.;  shop  inspection  of  light- 
ing fixtures. 

Winchester,  Va.;  hispection  lighthig 
fixtures. 

Reading.  Pa.;  inspection  lighting  fix- 
tures. 

do 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  shop  inspection, 
materials. 

Staunton,  Va.;  re  cave-in  and  means 
to  protect  building. 

Keene,  N.  H.;  re  slab  foundation  in 
place  concrete  piles. 

Edgemoor,  Del.;  Pencoyd,  Pa.;  in- 
spect structural  steel. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  annual  convention 
of  engineers. 

Boston,  Mass.;  re  conference  with 
architects. 

Barre.Vt.;  refoundation 

Cleveland,  Ohfo,  inspect  post  office, 
customhouse,  and  courthouse. 

Boston,  Beverly,  Mass.;  Keene,  N.  H.; 
New  York,  N.  Y.;  Dayton,  Loran, 
Ohio:  re  inspection  buildings,  sites, 
and  conferring  with  officials. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  conference  with 
officials. 


829.66 


21.70 
5.46 


20.95 


21.63 
158.14 


77.31 
114.60 
79.84 


33.15 
5.20 
3.20 

2.46 
24.35 

2.80 

17.50 
26.60 
2.50 
42.45 

79.94 

163.85 


22.08 
122.74 

24.75 
8.95 

13.50 

16.75 

13.58 

16.14 

8.36 

15.89 

14.84 
26.00 

36.85 

89.34 

14.47 

82.70 

42.40 

45.26 
70.00 

117.34 
6a99 


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TRAVELING  EXPENSES,  TBEASUBY  DEPABTBCENT. 


Statement  of  expenses  incurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  ojfioe  of  the  Supervising 
Arehiteetf  Treasury  Departmerit,  while  traveling  on  offijAai  huemees  from  Washington 
to  points  oiUside  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO, 
191i— Continued. 


Name.' 


Date. 


Destiiiatkm  and  tnisliiess. 


Amounti 


C.  D.  Hilles,  Ani0taiit  Seore- 

*^ 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

F.  R.  HoUlngshead,  architec- 
tural draftsman. 
Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

H.O.Jory 

Do 

W.  R.  Kelheur,  architectural 
draftsman. 


J.  R.  Kennedy,  anhiteotoral 

draftsman. 
Jas.  P.  Low,  Chief  Technical 

Division. 


Do 

Do 

Do 

Chas.  L^nan,  Chief  Appoint- 
ment Division. 

B .  6.  McAllister,  saperintend- 
ent  of  construction. 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Ftotcfaer  Maddoz,  solicitor  of 
internal  revenue. 

H.  H.  ICaista,  engineer  drafts- 
man. 

Chapman  W.  Maupln,  solid- 
tors  office. 

F.  A.  Miller,  heaUng  and  ven- 
tilating draftsman. 


Oct.  25-SO,  1910. 

Jan.  11-16, 1911.. 

Mar.  10>20, 1911. 
Feb.  2, 1911 


Feb.  11-14, 1911 

Feb.  2IhMar.  1,1911.. 

July  8, 1910 , 

Aug.  11-Sept.  19, 1910 . 
Sept.  28-30, 1910 


Nov.  20-22;  Nov.  28- 
29,1910. 

Jan.  2-4. 1911 

Dec.  7, 1910 


Jan.  9-10,  13-14;  Jan. 

31-Feb.  1;  Feb.  27- 

28, 1911. 

Jan.  29-30. 1911 , 

Mar.  11-12, 1911 , 

May  1-6, 1911 


Oct.  6-8, 1910.. 


Jan.  12-13, 1911 

Nov.20-Dec.4,1910.. 


May  27, 1911 

Sept.  12-Oct.  81, 1910. 


Jan.  4-12, 1911 

Feb.  21-26, 1911 

Mar.  27-Apr.  2, 1911. 
Oct.  4-24, 1910 


Oct  3-6, 1910 

Sept.29-Oct.  1,1910.. 

Oct.  24-26, 1910 

Oct.  13-19  1910 


Oct.31-Nov.4, 1910.. 


Nov.  6-8,  1910. , 

Nov.  14-16, 1910 , 

Dec.  1-7, 1910 , 

Aug.  10-Bept.  22,  1910. 


Mar.  6-0, 1911... 
July  29-30, 1911 . 
July  9-14, 1910.. 


New  Yofk,  N.  T j  Dayton,  Ohio;  con- 
ference with  olBciab. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  oonierenoe  with  of- 
ficials. 

....do 

Columbia,  8.  C;  oonferenoe  with  ofll- 
cials. 

New  Haven,  Conn.;  oonferenoe  with 
officials. 

Chicago,  111.;  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  Colum- 
bus, Ohio;  conference  with  officials. 

Charlottesville,  Va.;  prepare  specifl- 
cations  brick  wall. 

Washington,  D.  C;  customhouse, 
supervise  repairs  and  painting. 

Reading,  Pa.;  thorough  inspection  of 
building. 

Charlottesville.  Va.;  inspection  of 
retaining  wall. 

do 

Fredericksburg,  Va.;  examination  of 
work. 

....do 


Charlottesville,  Va.;  re  retaining  wall. 

Hagerstown,  Md.;  re  interior  painting. 

Portsmouth,  Va.;  re  window  and  door 
screens. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  final  inspection  of 
extension. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  re  painting 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  Boston,  Mass.,  se- 
cure  data  for  comparison  of  methods 
of  various  firms;  Quincy,  Mass., 
Proctor,  Fowler,  Vt.,  re  marble, 
ornamental  iron  and  brass;  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  inspection  lamp  stand- 
ards. 

Fredericksburg,  Va.;  re  sidewalks , 

Seymour,  W  asbington.  Mount  Vernon, 
ind.;  Robinson,  CoUinsville,  Tay- 
lorsville,  Beardstown.  Canton,  M»- 
oomb,  Princeton.  Savanna,  m.; 
Maquoketa,  Wasningon,  Orinnell, 
Perry,  Charles  City,  Iowa;  Owaton- 
na,  Lake  City,  Minn.;  re  sites. 

St.LouiSjMo.;  resite 

Bayonne,  Passaic,  N.  J.;  re  sites 

Portland,  Ind.;  resite 

Putnam,  RockvUle,  Manchester,  Nan- 
gatuck.  Middletown,  Seymonr, 
Conn.;  re  sites. 

Oneida,N.Y.:  re  location  of  site 


Ftederick,Md.;rasite 

Warrenton.  Va.;  re  site 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  re  condition  room 
No.  317;  Trenton,  Elisabeth,  Hobo- 
ken;  inspection  of  construction. 

York,  Pa.;  supervising  concrete  foot- 
ing work. 

Smyrna,  Del.;  MUlvUle,  N.  J.;  re  sites. . 

Frederick,  Md.;  re  visit  site 

Nvack,  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.;  re  sites.... 

Aberdeen,  EUensburg,  SeattlOtVan- 
oouver,  Wenatchee,  Wash.;  Willis- 
ton,  N.  Dak.:  re  sites. 

PboenixvUle,  ra.;  shop  Inspection, 
materials. 

Carlisle.  Pa.;  investigate  charge  against 
superintendent. 

Coatesville,  Pa.;  Baltimora,  Md.;8hop 
inspection,  materials. 


$70.75 

56.80 

88.60 
62.« 

39.85 

102.22 

18.35 

1.25 

26.08 

37.25 

19.10 
6.55 

49.43 


14.20 
13.81 
29.25 

1.05 

1.35 
89.35 


6.85 

230.26 


93.45 


63.85 
79.28 


37.80 

12.16 
ia75 

48.37 

28.64 

21.31 

16.41 

49.46 

346.15 


23.73 
12.78 
21.83 


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11 


Statement  of  expenses  incurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  ofice  of  the  Supervising 
Arckiteei,  Treasury  Department,  wkUe  traveling  on  official  business  from  WaMngton 
to  points  outside  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 
IWl— Continued. 


Name. 


I.  A.  Mfllei;  heating  and  Ten- 
tflitlng  draftsman. 


Do., 
Do.. 


Jolian    Morton,     Assistant 
Chief  Inspection  Division. 
Do....^ 


Do.. 


Wolf  MoeUer.  engineer  drafta- 

man. 
I  a  Plant,  I 

Oompotlng 


'•^C.  Plant,  sowintendent, 


Do.. 
Do.. 


J.E.PoweU 

Do 

H.  IL  Price,  mechanical  engi- 

"oi 


Do.. 

Do.. 

Do.. 

Do.. 

Do.. 
Do.. 
Do., 

Do.. 

Do.. 

Do.. 
Do.. 


Do.. 


>•  C   RoeljsanL   « 
*5Jta»*«n|ineer. 

Do;;;;;;;;: 


listant 


Date. 


8ept.l6-Oct.8,mO. 


Mar.  18-20, 1911. 
Apr.  11H27, 1911. 


Aug.  16-21, 1910 

Oct«24-Nov.  23, 1910. 

Nov.  29-Dee.  22,  1910 


Destination  and  bnsineaB. 


Feb.  1H16, 1911 

Oct.28-Dee.21,1910. 


Nov.  26-21, 1910. 
Apr.  7-17, 1911... 


Ang.  18-20, 1910 

Oct.  13,  1910>Jan.  14, 

1911. 
July  20-23, 1910 


Sept.  13-19, 1910.. 


Sept.  26-Oct.  2, 1010. 


Oct.  15-18, 1910 

Oct.  23-N0V.9, 1910.. 

Nov.  24-Deo.  17, 1010. 

Dec.  20-29. 1910 

Jan.  3-18. 1911 

Jan.29-Feb.l7.1911.. 

Feb.  23-Mar.  10, 1911. 

Mar.27-Apr.6, 1911.. 


Apr.  23-27, 1911. 


r24-June8, 1911. 


June  22-30,1011. 


Dee.  14-25, 1010 . 


Jan.  8-12. 1911... 
May  10-11, 1911. 


of 

St 

a., 
»w 
it- 
s., 
iP" 


Amomt 


Ot  re 

siies. 
Little  Falls.  N.  Y.,  condition  of  buOd- 

ing;   Boston,  Mass^  locate  Bureau 

of  Naturalization  officials. 
New  York,  N.  Y.;  re  pneumatic  tube 

New  York,  N.Y.;  re  elevator  plant.... 

Elisabeth  City,  N.  C;  inspection  of 
mechanical  equipment. 

AUantic  City,  N.  J.,  final  inspection 
boilers;  Pniladelphia,  Pa.,  inspect 
ventilation,  messanine  floor;  Scran- 
ton,  Pa.,  inspection  mechanical 
equipment;  Reading,  Pa.,  shop  in- 
spection, lighting  flztures. 

Qiiton  Forge,  Va.,  inspect  mechanical 
equipment;  Sumter,  S.  C,  final  in- 
spection mechanical  equipment. 

Elizabeth  City,  N.  C;  final  inspection 
boilers. 

Boston,  Mass.;  inspect  pneumatic  tube 
service. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y.:  New  York,  N.  Y.; 
inspection  mecnank»l  equipment. 

NewVork.N.Y.;  re  pneumatic  tubes 

....do r. 

Schenectady,  N.Y.;  Chicago,  111.;  St. 
Louis,  Mo.;  re  pneumatk)  tubes 

Boston,  Mass.;  Brooklyn,  New  York, 
N.  Y.;  installation  of  meters. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  inspection  mechan- 
ical equipment 

do 

Baltimore,  Md.;  Philadelphia,  Pa.; 
Boston,  Mass.;  Pittsburgh,  Pa.:  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio:  St  Louis,  Mo.;  Kan- 
sas City,  Kans.;  New  Orleans,  La.; 
inspection  mechanical  equipment. 

Pittsburgh.  Pa.;  Cincinnati,  Ohio; 
Lancaster,  Ohio;  inspection  of  me- 
chanical equipment 

Washington,  N.  C. ;  re  foundations 


Boston,  Maas.:  re  foundations 

Baltimore,  Md.;  re  repairs  to  roof. 


I171.6S 


12.80 
63.40 


44.20 
166.27 

110.02 

31.80 
464.23 


87.90 
50.99 

26.95 
73.75 
21.00 
50.44 


52.10 

21.40 

96.81 

131.09 

57.75 
02.97 
155.35 

100.57 

53.79 

33.00 
188.30 


40.45 


50.80 


43.15 
8.80 


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TRAVELING  BXFBNSESy  TKEASX7BY  DEPABTMEKT. 


StaUnunt  of  expenta  ineurud  by  ojken  and  employees  of  the  ojpee  of  the  Superyiemy 
ArMteet,  Tretuwy  DepartmeiU,  whiU  traveling  on  official  buameufrom  WaMnyton 
to  poinU  ouliide  of  the  Dietriet  of  Columbia,  dunny  the  fieeal  year  ended  June  SO, 
19il— Continued. 


Name. 


Date. 


Destiiiatfcm  and  bnsIiieBL 


E.  C.  RobtaMon,  ChJef  Eqnfp- 
ment  DiviikHL 


Do. 
Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


H.  C.  Rusaell,  beating  and 
▼entilating  diaf timan. 
Do 


B.    D.    Ryeiwn,    ioraman- 
dnftunan. 

Jobn  H.  SchaefeTp  dark 


H.  O.  Sberwood,  Cblef  Inapeo- 
Uon  DiYisioa 


L.  A.  Simon,  Kiperintendent 
Drafting  and  Coostnioting 
DtTision. 
Do 


Do. 


Do, 


Do. 
Do. 


Do 

J.  O.  Stewart,  electrioal  i 
neer  and  draftsman. 
Do 


Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


Aug.  Ifi-ao,  1910. 


Sept  23-34,  mo. 

Sept.  24-NoT.  10, 1910 


Ian.  11-31, 1911.. 


ICay  17-26, 1911. 


Geo.  W.Stone^assistant  super- 
intendent   Drafting    and 
GonstmctiDg  Division. 
J.  A.  Satberland,  beating  and 
ventilating  draftsman. 

Do 

Do 

Jas.  K.  Taylor,  laperviaing 
arofaiteot. 
Do 


Oct  31-22, 1910 

Apr.  6-8, 1911 

Aug.  34-S^t  6^  1910. 


Feb.  14-17, 1911. 
July  17-36, 1910.. 

July  13-16^  1910.. 

July  30-31, 1910.. 
Oot  6-8, 1910..., 


Nov.  aO-Dec.  1,1910.. 


Jan.  13-13, 1911. 
Mar.  39^1, 1911.. 


Apr.  37-29, 1911.. 
Aug.  34-27, 1910., 

Aug.a9-Sept.l... 

Oet.  21-28, 1910.. 
Mar.  lfr-14(  1911.. 
Apr.  4-«,  1911.... 


Aug.  22-31, 1910. 


Jan.  12, 19U.. 


Mar.  l-«,  1911.... 

Apr.  21, 1911 

Sept.  17-19, 1910.. 

Sept.  ai-tt,  1910.. 


FhHadelpbla,  Pa.;  re  fbinitme 
requirements;  Camden,  N.  J.,  sbop 
inroeotion  furniture;  New  York, 
N.^.,  re  instaUation  metal  furni- 
ture; Oion,  N.  Y.,  sbqp  inspeetioQ 
file  cases;  Heikimer,  NT  Y.,inspeot 
construction  of  desks;  Boston, 
Mass.;  re  foniiture  requirements. 

New  Yoik,  N.  Y. :  inroect  famiture . . . 

Fulton,  Ky.;  Mar^  Humboldt, 
Covington,  Tenn.;  H<rily  Springs, 
Tupelo,  Ciarksdale,  Grenada,  Can- 
ton. Miss.;  Atlanta,  Ga.;  HuntsvUle, 
Bryan,  Belton,  Nacogdoches,  Long- 
view,  Ennis,  Stamford.  Tex.:  Min- 
den.  La.;  Ardmore,  Okla..  Meoa, 
Fordyce,  Arkadelphla,  Argenta, 
Newport,  Ark.;  Ashland,  George- 
town, Shelbyvllle,  Ky.;  re  sites. 

Eureka  Springs,  Ark.;  Hiawatha, 
HoltOQ,  Osage  City,  Kans.;  Bonne 
Terre,  De  Soto,  Excelsior  Springi, 
Fulton,  WebbCitv,  Mo.;  FalbClty, 
Wahoo,Nebr.;  BlackweU,  Okla.;  re 


Philadelphia,  Pa.;  New  York,  Bl 
hamton,  Syracuse,  N  Y.;  MilftL._ 
N.  H.:  Providenoe,  R.  L;  re  sites. 

Philade^hia,   Pa.;    final  inspection 


ventilating  system. 
a7dePark,lteB.;f 
ical  equipment 


inspection  mechan- 
N.   Y.; 


Hudson,  Saratoga  Si 
North  Adams,  Pi 
iDspection  of  ooostraction. 

Bufruo,  N.  Y.;  investigate 
Niaeaca  Falls,  N  Y.;  re  c 
service. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.:  examinfttion  building; 
Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y.;  examination 
building;  Boston,  Mass^  re  work  un- 
der contract;  Albany,  Troy,  N.  Y.; 
general  examination  of  buHding: 
Augusta,  Me.,  re  supervision  of 
Superintendent  Griffin. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  confer  with  decor- 
ative painting  contractor. 

Philadelphia,  Pa ;  inqwot  decorative 

painting. 
New  YMk,  N.  Y.;   inspection  lamp 

standards    for   various   buildings; 

New  Britain,  Conn.,    re   interior 

marblework. 
PhUadelphia,  Pa.,  re  painting  and 

decorating, 
do 


New  York.  N.  Y.,  bronxe  standards 

and  brackets. 
New  York.  N.Y.,  re  glass  mosaic  work. 
Newborn,  N.  C,  re  inspect  clock  tower. 

Schenectady,  N.  Y..  shop  inspection 

of  motor. 

Manchester,  Va.,  re  inspect  wiring 

Lynchburg,  Va.,  re  lighting  fixtures . . 
Clifton  Forge,  FredericksDorg,  Va.; 

re  lighting  fixtures. 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  shop  inspection 

lamp  standards,  various  buildings. 

Baltimore,  Md.,  re  ash  hoist 


Peek8kfll.N.Y.,resito 

Alexandria,  Va.,  re  passenger  elevator. 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  re  removal  of  vesti- 
bule. 
New  York,  N.  Y.;  noonstruotion.... 


344  28 


182.87 


72.08 

10.15 
38.85 
64.07 


80.98 


14.45 

14.10 
27.10 

12.46 

13.85 
23.45 

24.30 
38.46 

30.35 

18.65 
14.00 
19.90 

34.90 

8.40 

33.40 

.65 

9.85 

16.60 


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18 


Siatgmmi  of  ezpentei  ineumd  by  ojfcen  and  etnployem  of  ike  ofioe  of  the  Supaymng 
ArehiUct,  Trtofury  Department^  wkiU  traveling  en  ojjkud  bunne$sfrom  WaekingUm 
to  pointe  outnde  of  the  Digtrict  of  Columbia^  during  the  fiecai  year  ended  Jtme  SO, 
191i— Continued. 


Name. 

Date. 

Destination  and  businees. 

Amount 

laa.  K.  Taylor,  lopcnrWiiK 
aidilteet 

Do 

Oct.  »-4, 1910 

Gharleeton,  W.  Va.;  re  remodeling, 

Baltimore,  Md.  retite 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  re  oonstraotion 

post  office,  Dayton,  Ohio. 
Now  York,  "S.  y.:  re  oonstmction  of 

bern  office  bollaing. 
Gariiste,    Pa.;     investigate   ohargea 

against  soperintendent. 
New  York,  U  Y.;  re  air  cnahions  lot 

elevators. 

NewYorfc  YonkenkN.Y.;  Kearney, 
N.   J.;  PoweU,   Worcester,   Mass.; 
Tbompoonville,  Conn.;  shop  Inspec- 
tion QC  carpeU  and  linnlwim. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  New  York,  N.  Y.; 
ThompaonviUe,   Conn.;  Worcester, 
LoweuTlfoss.;  Portsmoath,  N.  H.; 
inspection  of  carpets,  etc. 

Bomter,  Charleston,  B.  C.;  Femandlna, 
Oatnesville,  Ooala,  Fla,;  Oolnmbus. 
Miss.;  Mayfleld,    Versaiiles,    Dan- 
vUle,  Ky.:  Clifton  Forge,  Va.;  Gin- 
cinnatliPhio:  inspection  of  cupets. 

Trenton,  Hoboken.  N.  J.;  New  Etaven, 
Willimanttc.    Conn.;       PIttsfield, 
North  Adams,  Mass.:  New  York 
YonkeTB,  Pougfakeepsle,  N.  Y. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  Indianapolis^  Ind.; 
re  lighting  and  electricity. 

New  York,  N.Y.;  re  lamp 

New  Yoik,  N.  Y.;  re  UghCUig  system. . 
do 

•80.80 

Oct.  27. 1910 

7.65 

00 

Mar.  2^28, 1911 

May  24-29,1911 

Inly  28-31, 1910 

Jane  26-26, 1911 

Ang.  7-14, 1910 

Feb.  l»-22, 1911 

Apr.  12-27, 1911 

June  8-16,1911 

80.92 

Do 

88.90 

B.  W.  Tbooas.  derk 

13.93 

K.  8.  Thommon,  chief  me- 
chanfaal  andelectrieal  eosi- 

IjSS'c.Tbnm,datk 

Do 

15.96 
O0L5O 

72.06 

Do 

Do - 

181.04 
8LS7 

J.  H.  Vawter,  aslstant  lii- 
ncictor    of    electrlc-Usht 

'^Do 

Mar.  22-Apr.  8,1911... 

Apr.  27-May  1,1911... 

May  24-30, 1911 

June  ^16, 1911 

7L28 
M.66 

Do 

88.82 

Do  

67.74 

Geo.  O.  Voo  Ncrta,  luperris- 
inc  auperlntendeDt  of  con- 
stnictiaii. 

Do 

May2S.June2  1911... 

June  6-18, 1911 

8ept  7-Oot.  18, 1910... 

Feb.  13-18, 1911 

Apr.  2fr-28, 19U 

Octa-21, 1910. 

Columbus,  Kearney,  Nebr.;  re  invesU- 
gation. 

Atlanta,  Oa.;  re  exanUnation  of  assign- 
ment plans. 
Laoonia,  Berlin, N.H.;  resitet 

Wihnington,    Del.;    re    mechanical 
equipment. 

Deoorah,  Iowa,  supervising  comple- 
tion. 

Hanover,  Bedlord,  Huntingdon,  Du- 
bois,   Titusville,    Pa.;    Conneaut, 
Ohio;  Salamanca,  Dunkirk,  Utica, 
Oouvemeur,    Glens    Falh,    New 
RocheUe,  rf.  Y.;  Greenfield,  New- 
buryport.  North  Attleboro.  Mass.; 
Rumiord,   HoUoweU,   Skowhegan, 
Caribou,  Gardiner,  Me.;  Narragan- 
sett  Pier,  R.  I.:  Stamford,  Conn.. 
Long  Branch,  N.  J.,  re  sites. 

East  Oramca.  N.  J.:  re  site 

106.15 
60.23 

I>fljton  S.  Ward,  Aaristant 
diief    Bookkeeping    and 
WarrantiDfyislon. 

1^  A.  Watien,  heating  and 
^entflatingdiaftaman. 
Do 

88.18 

26l81 
4a  78 

41&26 

^  ^  Yoakam  flak 

0015-10,1910... 

4145 

Total    

10,0I&80 

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TBAVELIKG  EXPEKSBS,   TREASUBT  DEPABTMEKT. 


Statement  of  travel  and  tubtistenee  expenee  for  eervieee  from  Waekin^^Um  dugrged  to 
*^ Materials  and  miecellaneoiu  ezpenees.  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Prmting,  1911.*' 


Name. 


Date. 


Destination  and  bosinees. 


Amount 


James   E.  Chamberlin,  fore- 
man of  stable. 
Joseph  E.  Italph,  direotor. . . . 

BenJ.R.Stl  _ 

escpertand 
James  E.  Chami 

man  of  stable. 
BenJ.  R.  Stlckney,  mechanical 

oroert  and  deagner. 


Do 

Joseph  E.  Ra^h,  director. .. . 

Qeo.  K.  Leet,  oonfldential 
derk. 

;^.  Underwood,  chief  Ink- 
making  division. 

9dw.  A.  Baulsir,  chief  sur- 
Csoe  divlsloa. 

BenJ.  R.  Btlckney,  mechanical 

enert  and  designer. 
O.  B.  Toong,  custodian  dies, 

rolls,  and  plates. 
Beq].  R.  Stickney ,  mechanical 

escpert  and  demgner. 
Frank  E.  Ferguson,  assistant 

director. 


BenJ.  R.  Stickney,  mechanical 
eoroert  and  demgner. 


Do. 


John  R.  Hill,  chief  engraving 

division. 
James  C.  Hooghton.  geometric 

lathe  operator 


July  11, 1910 

July  6-9, 1910.... 

July  25, 1910 

Aug.  5^,1910... 
Oct.  11-13,1910.. 
Dec.  8-9,1910.... 
Dec  3, 4,6, 1910.. 
Dec  8-9,1910.... 
Dec  10,1910..... 
Dec.  29,1910 


Dec.  29, 1910;   Jan.  3, 4, 
191L 


Jan.  12,13,14,1911.. 

Jan,  3, 1911 

Feb.  20,21,1911 

Mar.  19-25,1911.... 


ICar.  22,1911.. 


liay  3,1911... 
June  14,1911.. 
....do 


.do.. 


Manassas,  Va.;  purchase  of  hoTBe , 

Pittsfleld,  Mass.;  relative  to  manufM- 

ture  of  distinctive  paper. 
Holyoke,  Mass.;  inspection  of  platbig 


Warrenton,  Va.;  purchase  of  hocse. . . , 
Pl^nfldd,  N.  J.;  Inspection  of  plating 
hispection  of  Van 
tion  of  plating 


New  York,  N.  Y. 

!>' 
PlaTnUeTd,  N.  J.; 

machine. 
New  York,  N.  Y.;  hispection  of  offset 

printing  press. 
Balthnore,  Md.;  inspection  of  offset 

press. 
Balthnore,  Md.;  testing  hik 


Baltimore,  Md.  (3  trips):  relative  to 
offset  printing  of  postal  savings  de- 
pository cards. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  and  Flainileld,  N.  J.; 
inspection  of  machinery. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  as  custodian  of  plates 
for  experimental  printing. 

Plainfield,  N.  J.;  hispection 


of  plating 


NUes,  Ohio,  and  Chicago,  ni.;  (1)  hi- 
spection of  sealing  and  numbering 
press,  and  (2)  inspection  of  oflest 
presses. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  hispection  of  wetting 
machhie. 

....do 

....do 

Newark,  N.  J.;  Inspection  of  panto- 
graph cycloidal  machine. 

do 


S2.30 

aOL55 

29L40 

&05 

2L30 

19.00 

10.85 

22.00 

3.00 

ZIO 

6.95 

22.25 

2L20 

15.00 

72.25 

2.00 

2.50 
2.00 

&75 

12.00 


Total. 


312.25 


Statement  of  ex^^enaes  incurred  by  officers  and  emplovees  of  the  Life-Having  Service  trav- 
eling on  official  business  to  points  oiUside  of  fFas/iington  during  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  SO,  1911. 


Name. 


Date. 


DesUnation  and  bushiess. 


Amoim  „ 


New  York  City  (en  route)  to  confer 

with  officers  of  the  service  stationed 

there. 
Patchogue  and  Bay  Shore,  N.  Y..  to 

confer  with  officers  of  the  fourth  ii«»- 

savlng  district 
Boston,  Mass..  to  attend  sessions  of 

Board  on  Llfe-Saving  Appliances. 
Chatham  and  Provinoetown,  Mass.  in 

connection  with  the  ezamfnation  of 

e>wer  surfboat  and  lifeboat  by 
oard  on  Life-saving  Appliances. 

Isles  of  Shoals  Llfs-^ving  Station, 
Me.,  to  look  hito  practicabUity  of 
handling  power  lifeboat  at  that  sta- 
tion. 

Bayonne,  N.  J.,  in  connection  with 
construction  of  power  lifeboats  for 
the  service. 

Long  Beach  Llfe-Savhig  Station, 
N.  Y.,  hi  relation  to  station  site. 

Greenport,  N.  Y.,  hi  regard  to  power 
surfboats  buildiiig  for  the  service. 

'Amount  inouired  hi  flaoal  year  1911.    Expense  S68.84  reported  hi  19ia 


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intendent 

Do 

general  super- 

June  23-July  19, 1910. . 
do 

Do 

do 

Do 

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Do 

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Do 

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Statemmt  of  expenses  incurred  by  officers  and  emplouees  of  the  Life-Saving  Service  trav- 
eling on  official  business  to  points  outside  of  Washington  during  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  30,  i^il— Continued. 


Nama 


0.  H.  Tittmann,  superintend- 
ent. United  States  Coast 
•nd  Geodetic  SurTey, 
preBident  of  Board  on  Life- 
saving  Appliances. 


E.  W.  Hawkins,  clerk. 
Do 


Lieot.  B.  M.  ChlsweU,  United 

States  Re venofrCutter  Serr- 

ioe,member  of  Board  on  Life- 

Saving  Appliances. 

Do 


Pnl  Banscfa,  dyfl  engineer. , 


Vietor  Mindelefl,  topographer 
md  hydrographer. 

I.  L.  Bummers,  tikle  and  oob- 
tnctderk. 


C  jL  Sdmaitmann,  clerk... . 
Do 


B.  L  KimbaD,  general  super- 
tatOMtont 

R.  7.  TnMwwell,  Comptroller 
of  the  Treasury. 

C.  H.  Sdmaitmann,  clerk. . . . 


Psd  Banadi,  civil  engineer. . 


B.  I.  KimbaD,  genenl  super- 
iDteodent 


C.  H.  Sdmaftmann,  clerk. . . 

Pnl  Baasdi,eiTU  engineer. . . 
C  H.  Sdmaltmaim,  clerk..... 

Vietor  mnddeff,  topograplier 
•Bd  hydrographer. 

C  H.  Sdmaitmann,  clerk... . . 

Da 


Data. 


June  25-July  12, 1010. 

June  26-July  14, 1910. 
....do 


Destination  and  business. 


June  27-July  12, 1010. 


.do. 


July  24-26, 1910. 

July  28-81, 1910. 
Aug.  6-17, 1910.. 


Aug.  16-23, 1010 

Aug.  2»-8ept.  7,  1910 


Sept.  »-15, 1910. 


Sept.  8-14, 1910 

Sept.  26-Oct.  12,  1910 


Oct.  17-26,  1910-.. 


Nov.  1-3, 1910.. 


Nov.  29-Dec.  16,  1910. 


Dec.  2-0, 1910... 
Deo.  23-30, 1910. 


Feb.  1-3, 1011. 


Feb.  8-lCar.  1,1911.... 
....do 


Boston,  Hassv  to  attend  sessions  of 
Board  on  Life-Saving  Appliaooes 
(1910  meeting). 

Chatham  and  Provlnoetown,  Mass., 
in  connection  with  examination  of 
power  surfboat  and  power  lilbboat 
submitted  to  the  board  by  the  gen- 

,   eral  superintendent. 

Boston,  Mass..  to  assist  recorder  of 
Board  on  Life>Saving  Appliances  as 
derk  and  stenographer. 

Chatham  and  Provmoetown,  Ifass., 
with  Board  on  Llfe^avlng  Appli- 


Amount 


Boston,  Mass..  to  attend  sessions  of 
Board  on  Life-Savlng  AppUauoes. 


Chatham  and  Provbicetown,  Mass.,  In 
connection  with  examination  of 
power  surfboat  and  power  lifeboat 
submitted  by  generBi  superintend- 
ent. 

Whig  Inlet.  Long  Island,  N.  Y.,  to 
examine  lot  and  secure  data  to  pre- 
pare plans  for  boathouse  (Fire  Island 

Wachapreague  Llfe^avlng  Station, 
Va.,  to  examine  and  report  relative 
to  type  of  new  station. 

Damlsoove  Island  Life-Saving  Station, 
Me.,  to  investigate  charges  against 
keeper  and  surfman,  stopping  en 
route  at  Portsmouth,  N.  u.,  to  con- 
fer with  district  sunerintendent. 

Assateague  Beach  Llfe^avins  Station, 
Va. ,  to  put  motor  of  power  Hfeboat  In 
good  running  order. 

Patchogue,  NT  Y.,  and  Blue  Point, 
Morldies,  and  Short  Beach  Life- 
Saving  Stations  (Loug  Island, 
N.  Y.).  to  put  motors  of  power  boats 
in  good  working  order. 

MUwaukee,  Wis.,  to  k)ok  into  matter 
of  proposed  removal  of  Milwaukee 
Life-Saving  Station  to  new  location. 

— do 


1  Amount  Incurred  In  fiscal  year  1911. 
t  Amount  Incurred  in  fiscal  year  1911. 
>  Amount  incorred  In  fiscal  year  1911. 


Two  Mile  Beach  Life-Saving  Station, 
N.  J. ,  to  put  motor  of  power  surfboat 
in  good  running  order. 

Galveston.  Tex.,  to  examine  life-sav- 
ing station  site  and  report  whether 
additional  work  necessary  to  insure 
safety  of  buildings  and  si  to. 

Atlantic  City,  NT  J.,  to  see  what 
arrangements  should  be  made  for 
handling  power  lifeboat  at  Atlantic 
City  Station  and  ascertain  if  ad- 
visable to  change  location  of  station 
as  suggested. 

Bayonne,  N.  J.,  to  assist  in  running 
new  power  lifeboat  to  Hatteras  Inlet 
Station,  N.  C. 

Galveston,  Tex.,  to  examine  bulkhead 
at  Galveston  Life^avlng  Station. 

Creeds  HiU  Lif&Savtaig  Station,  N.  a, 
to  put  motor  of  power  surfboat  in 
good  working  order. 

Rockaway  Point  Life-Saving  Station, 
Long  Island,  N.  Y.,  to  secure  data 
for  locating  new  station  buildings. 

Creeds  HiU  Life-SavIng  Station.  nTc., 
to  repair  motor  of  power  surfboat 

Cape  Henry  Life-Savhig  Station.  Va., 
to  instruct  keeper  and  crew  in  nand- 
ling  power  surfboat. 

Expense  S28.10  reported  in  1910. 
Expense  S34.78  reported  In  1910. 
Kxpenae  S8L18  reported  In  19ia 


■168.47 
163.38 

>  67.83 

2L18 

21.20 
92.90 

24.93 
87.66 

92L02 

83.80 
20.96 

132.60 
20.82 

4L70 

122.90 
25.23 

20.50 
40.90 


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TRAYEIANQ  BXFBKSESy  TREASUBY  DEPABTICENT. 


Statement  of  ex^eruei  incurred  6y  offieere  and  empjpyeee  of  the  Ltfe-Saving  Service  (rov- 
eling  on  official  hutinesB  to  points  ovJteide  of  WaMngton  dunng  thefiKal  year  ended 
June  SO,  1911— Continued. 


Name. 

Date. 

Destination  and  business. 

Amount. 

J.  L.  Sammcn,  title  and  con- 

Feb. 10-12, 1011 

Atlantic  City,  N.  J.,  relative  to  new 

820.60 

tract  clork. 

site  for  boat  paTUion,  Atlantic  City 
Life-SavIng  Station. 
New  York  dty,  office  of  inspector  of 

Ghailei  Boyd,  clerk 

Feb.28-Mar.6,mi... 

SB.  08 

lif&fiaying  stations  and  storehouse  of 

senrice,  to  inquire  and  report  rda- 

tive  to  conduct  of  business,  condi- 
tion of  stores,  etc. 
Rockaway,  Quogue.  Tiana,  Smiths 
Point,  and  Blue  Point  Lif&^aving 

Victor  lilnddefr,  topographer 

Mar.  21-24, 1911 

48.  §4 

and  hydrognpher. 

Stations,  coastof  Long  Island,  N.  Y., 

to  secure  data  necessary  to  prepare 

plans  and  specifications  for  suitable 
station  buildings,  etc.,  adequate  to 

needs  of  service. 

C.  H.  Schnaitmaim,  derk.... . 

Mar.2&-Apr.6,1911... 

Lewes  Life-Saving  Station,  Del.,  to 
instruct  crew  in  care  and  handling  of 
power  surfboat,  and  to  run  power 
surfboat  to  Parramore  Beach  Sta- 
tion, Va. 

27.04 

Paul  Baiuoh,  dvil  engineer. . . 

Apr.  2-4, 1011 

Brenton  Point  LilB-Saving  Station, 
R.  I. ,  to  obtain  data  for  construction 

84.80 

of  boathouse  and  launchway. 

Do 

Apr.  18-20, 1011 

Short    Beach    Lifl^^Saving    Station, 
Long  Island,  N.  Y.,  to  examine  sta- 

22,10 

be  taken  to  protect  station  site  from 

encroachment  of  sea. 

Hay  21-27, 1911 

Hatteras  Inlet  Life-Saving  Station. 

2&04 

instruot  crew  in  cava  and  handling 

of  boat 

Paul  Baufloh,  oiyU  engineer. . . 

May  23-28. 1011 

Oswego,  N.  Y.,  reUtlve  to  new  site  Ibr 

Do 

do 

Oswego  Lifo^aving  Station. 
Charlotte  Lif»«aving  Stotion,  N.  Y., 

8L28 

June  20-24, 1911 

Two-Mile  Beach  and  Great  Egg  Life- 
Saving  Stations,  N.  J^  to  remove 
motois  from  power  surfboats. 

28.3 

R.  0.  Bafley,  AasUtant  Secre- 

June 23-28, 1011 

Boston,  Mass.,  to  attend  sessions  of 
Board  on  Life-Saving  Appliances 

a.u 

tary. 

(1011  meeting). 

Junel7-JulyU,10U.. 

Boston,  Mass.,  to  attend  seasions  of 

intendent  ' 

Board  on  Life-Saving  Appliances, 
June  20-July  4,  1911,  stopping  en 
route  to  New  York  City  to  confer 

with  oflOoeca  o(  service  statkmed 

there. 

Do 

do 

Chatham  Lffe43svfaig  Station,  Mass., 
to  witness  tests  oflife«ivhig  devices 

>8a.s 

Do 

do 

by  Board  on  Life-Savtog  AppUanoes. 

Isles  of  Shoals  (Me )  and  WaiohHm 

(R.  L)  Life-Saving  Stations  to  see 

proper  care  and  handltaig  of  power 

Boston,  Mass..  to  attend  sessions  of 
Board  on  LiMaving  AppUanoes. 

0.   H.   Tittmann,  Superin- 
tendent    United     dtates 

Junel8^uly6,1011... 

Coast  and  Oeodetio  Sunrey, 
president  of  Board  on  Life- 
Baving  Appliances. 

>7a.w 

Do 

Chatham,  Maas.,  with  Board  on  Life- 
Savtog  AppUanoea  to  make  tests  of 
devk»8. 

do 

Lirot.  C.  W.  Oaihwa,  U.  8. 

Juiial»July6,mi... 

>iL» 

Rerenne^Mtter  SerTioe, 

member  of  Board  on  Life- 

Savlng  AppUanoea. 
E.W.H«wl3ns,olark 

Juiial8nJuly8,19U... 

Boston.  Mass..  to  assist  recorder  of 
Board  on  Life^aving  AppUanoes  as 

Do 

do 

olerk  and  stenographer. 
Chatham,  Mass.,  wi&  Board  on  Life- 
Saving  AppUsuoes. 

•74tt 

Total 

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StaUmerU  of  travel  ver/onned  hy  offieers  and  employees  of  the  office  of  the  Auditor  for  the 
State  and  Other  Departmentt  during  theJUcal  year  ended  June  30, 1911. 


Ntfns. 

Date. 

Destination  and  business. 

Amount 

W.W.8eott.lawcltfk 

0.  W.  Eitirijr.  deputy  m- 

dltor. 

Feb.  18  to  38. 1911 

Apr.4to20,19U 

Richmond.  Va.;  witness  for  United 
States  in  United  States  v.  Graham 
etaL;  expenses  peid by  the  manhal 
for  the  eastern  district  of  Virginia, 
from  appropriation  <'Fees  ofwit- 

▲mariUo.  Tax.;   witness  for  United 
States  in  United  States  e.  F.L.  Ken- 
nard.  expenses  paid  by  the  marshal 
for  the  northern  district  of  Texas, 

nesses.''^ 

80.98 

128.U 

Total 

133.10 

Statement  of  travel  performed  by  ajficen  and  employeee  of  the  office  of  Auditor  for  the 
Navy  Department  during  thefUcal  year  endea  June  SO,  1911, 


Name. 


Date. 


Destination  and  business. 


Amount 


Oeofis  H.  FNDdi,  law  elerk. 


U  K.  Brown^oUef  of  division. 


Maurice  J.  Pieioe*  elerk,  elass 


May  fr-June  28.  1911, 
inclosiTe. 


May  14-19, 1911,  inolo- 
Apr.H19U 


Washington.  D.  C.  to  Teooma  and 
Seattle,  Wash.,  and  return,  to  be 
present  before  united  States  grand 
Jury  with  certain  papers  in  connec- 
tion with  Itauds  against  United 
States  Navy. 

Washington,  D.  C,  to  New  York, 
N.  Y.,and  return:  witness  for  United 
States  hi  case  of  United  States  v. 
United  StatesWireleBS  Telegraph  Co. 

Washington,  D.  C,  to  Baltimore,  Md.. 
and  return;  consultation  United 
States  attorney  In  connectfon  wiUi 
case  of  United  States  o.  United  States 
Fidelity  A  Onaranty  Co. 


8848.90 

80.80 
2.00 


882.00 


Statement  of  travel  performed  by  employeee  of  the  0* 
m€ni  during  thefitoal  year 


of  ike  Auditor  far  the  War  Depart- 
June  30, 1911. 


Name. 

Date. 

Destination  and  buitaiaBB. 

Amount 

ICiwm  iHeene.  cisrk. 

May  14-18, 1911,  inclu- 

Deo.  18-10, 1910,  Inelu- 
siva. 

New  York,  N.  Y.j  witness  for  United 
States  in  United  States  v.  C.  C.  Wil- 
sonetal.;  expenses  paid  by  WiUiam 
Henkd,  United  States  marshal, 
southern  district  of  New  York,  from 
appropriation  •^  Fees  of  witnesses." 

Columbus.  Ohto:  witness  for  United 
States  in  Hooking  VaUey  R.  R.  Co. 

shal,  southern  district  of  Ohto,  tnm 
appropriation  *'  Fees  of  witnesses." 

SSHM 

IL  W.  Moon,  clerk 

9.10 

TMul 

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Employees  of  Office  of  Comptroller  of  the  Currency. 

The  following  employees  of  the  Bureau  of  the  Currency  traveled  from  Washington  to 
points  outside  of  the  District  of  Columbia  imder  subpoenas  requiring  their  attendance 
at  court  in  re^ud  to  the  prosecution  of  officers  or  employees  of  national  banks  for 
criminal  violations  of  law,  but  the  expenses  in  each  case  were  paid  by  the  Depart- 
ment of  Justice  (there  is  no  record  in  tnis  office  of  the  amounts  paid,  such  employees 
having  received  actual  expenses  only): 

S.  L.  Newnham,  to  Paris,  Tex.;  under  subpoena  to  appear  October  19, 1910. 
S.  L.  Newnham,  to  New  Orleans,  La.;  under  subpoena  to  appear  January  17, 1911. 
C.  A.  Stewart,  to  Pittsbuigh,  Pa.;  under  subpoena  to  appear  May  1,  1911. 
Paul  Wagner,  to  Fort  Scott,  Kans.;  under  subpoena  to  appear  May  1, 1911. 
C.  T.  Maxey,  to  Tulsa,  Okla.;  under  subpoena  to  appear  May  8,  1911. 
S.  L.  Newnham,  to  Detroit,  Mich.:  under  subpoena  to  appear  Mfty  17^  1911. 
Geoige  Thompson,  to  Cleveland,  Ohio;  subpoena  June  13,  to  appear  immediately. 

Statement  showing  what  officers  or  employees  of  the  Bureau  of  the  Currency  have  traveled 
on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  of  the  District  of  Columbia  during 
the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1912,  giving  the  destvnatton  of  such  travel,  the  business  or 
work  on  account  of  which  the  same  was  rnade,  and  the  total  expense  to  the  United  Statea 
charged  in  each  case. 

Lawrence  O.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency:  to  Havre  de  Grace,  Md., 
Oct.  11,  1910,  in  connection  with  examination  oi  First  National  Bank,  ex- 
penses only $5.  63 

Lawrence  O.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency;  to  Pottsville,  Pa.,  Oct.  12, 
1910,  in  connection  with  examination  of  the  Miners  National  Bank,  expenses 
only 15.69 

Lawrence  O.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currenc^r;  to  Hazleton,  Pa.,  Oct.  14, 
1910,  in  connection  with  examination  First  National  Bank,  expenses  only..  24.  97 

Osou*  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Hearts;  to  Havre  de  Grace,  Md.,  in  connec- 
tion with  examination  of  the  First  National  Bank,  expenses  only  (Oct.  11, 1910) .    5.  63 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports,  to  Pottsville,  Pa.,  Oct.  12,  1910, 
in  connection  with  examination  of  the  Miners  National  Bank,  expenses  only . .  15. 69 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports,  to  Woodbury,  N.  J.,  Oct.  15,  1910, 
in  connection  with  examination  of  the  Farmers  &  Mechimics  National  Bank, 
expenses  only 14.45 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Hazleton,  Pa.,  Oct.  14,  1910, 
in  connection  with  examination  of  the  First  National  Bank,  expenses  only. .  IL  72 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports,  to  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Nov.  29  to 
Dec.  3,  in  connection  with  examination  of  the  Quaker  City  National  Buik, 
expenses  only 34.90 

C.  T.  Williams,  clerk  in  Reports  Division;  to  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Nov.  29  to 
Dec.  3,  in  connection  with  examination  of  the  Quaker  City  National  Bank, 
expenses  only 34.90 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Crystal  Lake.  Iowa,  Dec.  15 
and  16,  in  connection  with  examination  of  tne  First  National  Bank, 
expenses  only 17. 85 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Chicago,  111..  Jan.  13,  14,  15,  16, 
19,  22,  in  connection  with  examination  Fust  National  Bank,  expenses  only. .  102. 88 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Ottawa,  111.,  Jan.  17,  in  connec- 
tion with  examination  of  the  National  City  Bank,  expenses  onl^ 9. 00 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Joliet,  111.,  Jan.  18,  m  connection 
with  examination  of  Joliet  National  Bank,  expenses  only 9. 30 

Oscar  L.  Telling,  Chief  Division  of  Reports;  to  Madison.  Wis.,  Jan.  21  and  22, 
in  connection  with  examination  of  Commercial  National  Bank,  expenses  only.  23. 80 

Lawrence  O.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency;  to  MadisoxL  Wis.,  Jan.  21 
and  22,  in  connection  with  examination  of  Commercial  National  Bank, 
expenses  only 23.80 

Lawrence  0.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency;  to  Joliet,  111.,  Jan.  18,  in 
connection  with  examination  of  Joliet  National  Bank,  expenses  only 9l  30 

'^Hwrence  0.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency;  to  Ottawa,  111.,  Jan.  17,  in 

nnnection  with  examination  of  National  City  Bank,  expenses  only 9l  60 

■ence  O.  Murray,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency;  to  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  13, 
15, 16, 19,  22,  m  connection  with  examination  of  the  First  National  Bank, 

I  only 102.88 


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Itmiud  itaUment  of  (raveling  expenses  incurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  ofi 
of  Ae  Commissioner  of  Intemat  Revenue  who  have  traveled  on  official  business  fn 
WaskingUm  to  points  outside  of  Oie  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  SO,  1911 ,  giving  in  each  case  the/ull  title  of  the  officer  or  employee,  the  destination 
or  destinations  of  sum  travel,  the  business  or  ioorh  on  account  of  which  the  sams  was 
made,  and  the  total  expense  to  the  United  States  charged  in  each  case,  the  same  to  be 
suhmiUed  to  Congress  under  the  provisions  of  the  act  approved  May  22, 1908. 


Nime. 


R.  E.  CMmU,  OommiiBloner 
of  IntflRttl  BeyeniM. 


Date. 


Do. 


Itmk  O.  B«tt8,  ehlof  dork 
iBtoiiiAl-RoTeiuio  Bureou. 


A.  B.  AdaaiyOlilef  ohemiit. 


Aug.  13,  UlO-Sept.  21. 
1910. 


Mar.  29  and  30, 1911. 


June  15-18, 1911. 


Feb.  6-23, 1911. 


ML  Donn,  oaBiatant 


Ma7lO,19U.... 


June  21-28, 1911. 


May  17-23, 1911.. 


D.l.Gantt,  derk,  oiBoe  ol 


L.  r .  Bpecr.  b«ad^f  division, 


Feb.  17, 1911. 


May  12-22, 1911.. 


H  I>~«2-2— vol  142 ^20 


Destination. 


Washington.  D.  C^  to  St.  Louis, 
Omaha.  Denver.  Colorado  Springs, 
Salt  Lake  City,  Los  Angeles,  Fresno, 
San  Francisco,  Sacramento,  Port- 
land, Taooma,  St.  Paul  JPeoria,  and 
Chicago  and  return  to  Washington, 
D.  C,  arriving  on  Sept.  21, 1910. 

This  trip  was  made  by  the  order 
of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  for 
the  puifwse  of  conference  with  col- 
lectors of  internal  revenue,  internal- 
revenue  agents,  and  other  Internal- 
revenue  officers. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  New  York  City 
and  return. 

The  object  of  this  trip  was  to  at- 
tend a  meeting  of  internal-revenue 
officers. 
Washington,   D.   C,  to  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  and  return. 

This  trip  was  made  for  the  puri>ose 
of  attending  a  meeting  of  collectors 
of  internal  revenue  in  the  office  of 
the  secretary  of  the  sixth  dvil-serv- 
ice  district,  when  matters  relative 
to  appointments  in  the  Internal- 
Revenue  Service  were  discussed. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  New  York, 
Philadelphia.  Newark,  South  Am- 
boy.  Danbury,  Boston,  New  Haven, 
BiMalo,  Chicago,  Detroit,  Ham- 
mond, Peoria,  FlttsburKh,  and  New 
Orleans  and  return  to  Washington, 
D.C. 

This  trip  was  made  for  thepurpose 
of  inspecting  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments using  denatured  alcohol. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  Philadelphia 
andrelum. 

This  trip  was  made  fbr  the  purpose 
of  attendmg  the  consultation  with 
the  district  attorney  and  the  revenue 
agents  in  the  case  of  the  United 
Btotes  0.  Persons. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  New  Orleans 
and  return. 

This  trip  was  made  for  the  pur- 
pose of  conference  with  the  collector 
of  internal  revenue  and  the  district 
attorney,  in  regard  to  matters  con- 
cerning which  verbal  instructions 
weregiven.  _  ^,  , 

Washington,  D.  C,  to  Trenton,  N.  J., 
and  return.  _    , 

This  trip  was  made  for  the  pur- 
pose of  asosting  in  the  case  of  the 
united  States  v.  Persons  et  al. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  Baltimore,  Md., 
and  return. 

This  trip  was  made  for  the  pur- 
pose of  investigating  the  forms  in 
use  in  the  collector's  office,  with  a 
view  to  consolidating  various  forms 
used  in  the  Internal-Revenue  Bu- 
reau. 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  Boston,  New 
York  City,  and  Philadelphia  and 
return.  ^    ,     ^^ 

This  trip  was  made  for  the  pur- 
pose of  conferring  with  revenue 
agents  concerning  matters  pertain- 
ing to  returns  of  corporations  re- 
qmred  under  the  act  approved  Aug. 


Amount 


5,1900. 


1306^21 


14.00 


laao 


229.94 


1.10 


£2.56 


24.00 


2.00 


58.84 


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Itemized  statement  of  traveling  expenses  incurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  office  cj 
iki  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenue^  etc, — Continued. 

SUMMARY. 

R.E.Cil)ell,0omini8Bioner  of  Internal  Revenue tsaOin 

Frank  O.  Butts,  chief  clerk  Internal  Revenue  Bureau 10.30 

A.  B.  Adama,  chief  chemist 202.50 

James  M.  Doran.  assistant  chemist 24.60 

D.  J.  Gantt,  clerk,  offlce  of  commissioner 2.00 

L.F.Speer,  head  of  division,  olBoe  of  oommissioner 8&S4 

TotaL 70S.04 

SUslement  of  travel  performed  from  Washington  in  connection  tmth  mint  service^  by  em- 
ployees of  the  Treasury  Department,  fiscal  year  1911. 


Names. 


Date. 


Destination  and  business. 


Amount 


A.  Piatt  Andrew,  Assistant 
Secretary. 

Do 

Geo.  E.  Roberts,  Director  of 
Mint 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

M.  V.  Kelly,  adjuster  of  ao- 
counts,  Mint  Bureau. 

Do 

Do 

B.  F.  Butler,  computer  of  bul- 
lion, Mint  Bureau. 

F.  P.  Dewey,  assayer,  Mint 
Bureau. 

Do 

Do 


E.  E.  Richmond,  clerk,  Mint 
Bureau. 

Do 

A.  A.  Hassan,  clerk.  Mint 

Bureau. 
R.  J.  Hillegas,  clerk.  Mint 
Bureau. 
Do 


M.  M.  O'ReiUy,  clerk.  Mint 
Bureau. 

O.  A.  Carlson,  clerk,  Mint 
Bureau. 

R.  L.  Bacon,  private  secretary 
to  Assistant  Secretary. 

R.  O.  Hand,  clerk,  Treasurer's 
office. 

Geo.  Fort,  derk,  Treasurer's 
office. 

F.  W.  LanU,  clerk.  Treas- 
urer's office. 

J.  D.  Rowan,  clerk,  office  of 

Auditor  for  War  Department 

Do 

B.  H.  Marks,  clerk,  office  of 
chief  olerk.  Treasury  De- 
partment 


Oct  12^13, 1910. 

Deo.  4-«,  1910... 
Sept  21, 1910.... 


Oct.  14.1910 

Nov.  10-12, 1910 

Nov.  22-24, 1910 

Dec.  7-9,1910 

Dec.  19-22,1910 

Jan.  20-21, 1911 

Jan.  28-Feb.  7, 1911.. 

Feb.  S-9, 1911 

Mar.  14-16, 1911 

Apr.  lft-19, 1911 

Apr.  27, 1911 

Mays,  1911 

May6.1911 

May  17-18, 1911 

June  1-2. 1911 

June  27-28, 1911 

Aug.  11-17, 1910 


New  York,  in  oonnection  with  i 
office. 

....do 

Philadelphia,  mint  bosinen. . . . . 


N 


Dec.  21-22, 1910 

May  ft-10, 1911 

July  18-Aug.  7, 1910. . 

Apr.l7-May8,19U.. 

May21-Junel2, 1911.. 
June  14-30, 1911.... 


New  York,  assay  office 

do 

....do 

Philadelphia  and  New  York,  in  oon- 
nection with  personnel. 

Philadelphia,  aoooonts  and  forms 

Philadelphia,  contracts  for  1912 

New  York,  annual  settlement 


Philadelphia,  i 


July  1-23, 1910 

May  21-June  13, 1911.. 
May  22-27, 1911.... 


July  19-Aug.  6, 1910.. 

June  1^-30, 1911 

June  11-30, 1911 

July  1-Aug.  7, 1910... 

Sept  30, 1910 

June  11-30, 1911 

July  1-23, 1910 

May  21^une  12, 1911. 
July  1-15, 1910 


Philadelphia,  annual  settlement 

New  York,  annual  settlement,  partial 
expense. 

Philadelphia,  annoal  settlement,  par- 
tial expense. 

Philadelphia,  annoal  settlement 

Philadelphia,  new  blank  forms 

New  York,  annoal 


New  Orleans,  annoal  settlemant,  par- 
tial expi>"ti^. 

Denver,  annoal  settlemant,  partial 
exoense. 


Philadelphia,  bosineas  of  nomismatio 
room. 

Denver,  annoal  settlement  partial 
expense. 

Philadelphia,  annoal  settlement,  par- 
tial expense. 

Philadelphia,  annoal  settlement 


May  21-June  16, 1011.. 
June  14-30, 1911.... 


Denver,  annoal   Bsttlcmant,   partial 

expense. 

Philadelphia,  annoal  settlement 

New  York,  annual  setOenMOt,  partial 

expense. 


tas-ao 


as.  60 
laso 


1A.60 
SB.  06 


48.00 

SB.  30 

148.85 

81.60 
81.80 
10.90 
ia90 
16.80 
17.00 
80.60 
17.00 
61.00 

ia60 
S6.00 
116.16 

87.86 

116.71 
01.06 

181.36 

137.04 
23.60 

un.78 

168.87 
148.19 
131.46 

ia60 
166.06 
181.81 

97.89 

138.00 

12190 
•4.76 


Total. 


8.673.48 


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Statement  of  expenaea  meurred  by  ojkere  and  empl&yeea  of  the  Public  Health  and  Manne- 
Hoevital  Service  traveling  on  official  bueineee  to  poirUe  outeide  of  Waekington  during 
thefiical  year  ended  June  SO,  1911. 


Name. 


Date. 


Distillation  and  businen. 


AmouDt. 


J.  P.  Lone,  Aalatant  Snrgaon 

General. 
Joseph    Ooldberger,    passed 

assistant  surgeon. 
L.  E .  Gofer,  Assistant  Snigeon 


Walter  Wymaii,  Burgeon 
General. 

J.  W.  Kerr,  Aastatant  Sur- 
geon GcneiaL 

Walter  Wyman,  Surgeon 
GeneraL 


Jebn  F.  Andersoo,  passed 


Do. 


C.  W.  Stiles,  professor  of 
ioolonr. 

W.  C.  stioker,  passed  assist- 
ant sorgeon. 

W.H.  Frost,  passed  assistant 


J.  8.  Baymond,  inspeetor 

W.  W.  Hale,  technical  aasist- 
snt. 

Walter     Wymsn,     Surgeon 
General. 

F.  W.  Peaso.  iivpeetor 

L.  h.  Lumsdeo,  passed  assist- 
ant sn 
Do. 


C.  H.  Lavinder,  passed  assist- 
ant surgeon. 
J.  W.  Kerr,  Asistant  Surgeon 


C.  H.  LaTkider,  passed  assist- 
Ediiird  Frauds,  passed  as- 


W.  C.  Rucker,  passed  assist- 
ant sorgeon. 


Do. 


Do. 


JjW.Peei ^ 

W.  H.  Frost,  passed  assistant 


»  .    oi^i.    ntwunttmuft   BUTgeOU 

John  F.  Anderson,  passed  as- 
sistant sorgeon. 
W.  J.  Pettna,  Assistant  Bur- 


C.  W.  BtilB,  profCBSor  of  lool- 
A.^  if<»T.i^ii|fi>^  passed  aa> 


July  1-3, 1910.... 
Aug.  22-23, 1010. 
Aug.  20-80, 1010. 
Aug.  27-28, 1010. 
Sept.  3-10, 1010.. 


Sept.  3-14, 1010. 


Sept.  2-11, 1010. 


Sept.  10-26, 1010 

July  28-Sept.  15, 1010. 

Sept.  28-30, 1010 

July  2&.8ept.  12,1010. 


Oct.  7-8, 1010.. 
July  1-3, 1010.. 


Oct.  4^,  1910.. 


Sept.  0-10, 1010 

July  10-Oot.  0,1910.. 

Oct.  12-28, 1010. 


Oot.28-NOT.6,1010. 
Nov.  9-10, 1010 


Nov.  8-11, 1010 

Sept.22-Noy.6,1010. 


Oct.  7-0, 1010.... 
Oct.  12-16, 1010.. 
Oct.  28-28, 1010.. 


Oct.  81-NoT.  4, 1010. 


Nov.  6-16, 1010... 
Nov.  19-28, 1010.. 


Dec.  »4, 1010.... 
Dec.  l-«,  1910..., 
Dec  16-17, 1910.. 
Dec  21>24,1910.. 
Nov.  10-28, 1910. 


Dec.  18,  1910-Jan.  3, 
19U. 


Columbus,  Oa.;  InvettlgatioD  of  out- 
break of  pellagra. 

Reedy  Island  Quarantine;  investiga- 
tion of  ease  of  pellagra. 

Staten  Island,  N.  Y.,  and  Boston, 
Mass.;  Inspection  of  statioos. 

Norfolk,  Va.,  and  Cm>e  Charles  Quar- 
antine; inmotion  of  stations. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.;  meeting  of  tlia 
American  Public  Health  Associa- 
tion. 

MUwaukee,  Wis.;  Chicago,  lU.,  and 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  meeting  of  the 
American  Public  Health  Associa- 
tion and  inspection  of  stations. 

Chteago,  ni..  and  MOwaukee,  Wis.; 
meeting  or  the  American  Public 
Health  Association  and  inspection 
of  laboratories. 

Ellis  Island,  N.  Y.;  investigaUon  of 


Grats,  Austria:  meeting  of  the  Inter- 
national Zooioidcal  Congress. 

Elisabeth  City,  N.  J.;  investigation  of 
suspected  case  of  cholera. 

Des  Moines  and  other  points  in  Iowa; 
investigation  of  infantile  paralysis. 
Milwaukee,  W  Is.;  meeting  of  Ameri- 
can Public  Health  Association. 

Reedy  Island  Quarantine;  inspection 
of  repairs. 

Kansas  City,  Mo.;  wltnees  on  behalf 
of  United  States  hi  bleaohed  flour 
cases;  reimbursed  by  Department 
of  Agriculture. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  InqMction  of  station. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  tnspectlQii  of  repairs.. 

Chicago,  ni.:  investigation  of  or  Ibreak 
of  typnoid  fever. 

Huntsville,  Ala.;  investication  of  pol- 
lution of  water  supply  m  relation  to 
typhoid  fever. 

Columbia,  S.  C;  investlgatioD  of  pel- 
lapa. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  meeting  of  National 
Association  for  the  Study  and  Pre- 
vention of  InfiEmt  Mortalfty. 

Evansville,  Ind.;  meeting  of  Ohio  Val- 
ley Medical  Association. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.;  New  York,  N.  Y.i 
and  Detroit,  Mich.;  inspection  of 
vaccine  laboratories. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  estabUdiing  Immi- 
gration certification  system. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  establishing  tanmi- 
gratioQ  certification  system. 

New  York.  N.  Y.;  Boston,  

Philadelphia.  Pa.;  and  Baltimore, 
Md.;  establimtog  immigration  cer- 
tiflcatlon  system, 
1.  Va.;  n 


Richmond,  va.;  meeting  of 
tlon  of  Military  Surgeons. 

Key  West,  Fla.,  inspection  of  repahv 

Mason  City,  Iowa;  investigation  of  In- 
Ssntile  paralysis. 

New  YorkTN.'Y.:  national  conference 
on  control  of  milk  supplies. 

Baranac,  N.  Y.;  inspection  of  tubercu- 
losis labwatoHry. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  taispection  of  station. 

Philadelphia,  Pft.;  inspection  of  lab- 
oratory. 

Wilmington,  N.  C;  investigation  of 
hookworm  disease. 

Buffalo,  via  Albany.  N.  Y.;  hivesti- 
gation  of  the  poUuuon  of  the  waters 
of  Lake  Erie  in  relation  to  typhoid 


•21.06 

laio 

88.80 
11.46 
86.90 

130.68 


81.70 
181.07 

20.12 
221.70 

6.48 
44.64 

28.80 

6.45 
621.82 

87.99 

16.66 
7.90 

18.20 

166.04 

14.66 
28.90 
48.75 

82.80 

26.76 
IO61OI 

24.46 

60.40 

13.95 

28.79 

8&83 

89.46 


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TB^VEUNQ  EXPENSES,  TBEASUBY  DEPABTMENT. 


Statement  of  expenses  incurred  by  oMcers  and  employeu  of  (he  Public  Health  and  Marine' 
Hoevital  Service  traveling  on  official  bueiness  to  pointe  outside  of  Watkington  during 
theJUcal  year  ended  June  SO,  19ii— Gontmued. 


Name. 


Dite. 


Destination  and  business. 


L.L. 
ant 


W.  H.  FftMt,  passed  assistant 


Edward  Francis,  passed  as- 
sistant sargeoin. 

▲.  J.  MoLaughlin,  passed  as- 
sistant sorsson. 


John  F.  Andnson,  paasad  as- 
sistant snrgeon. 

Murray  G.  Motter,  technical 


ay  G. 

Istant 


J.  8.  Raynumd,  inspector 

Walter     Wyman      Surgeon 

Oaneral. 

J.  8.  Raymond,  inspector 

John   ¥,   Anderson,   passed 

assistant  surgeon. 

W.  H.  Frost,  passed  assistant 
surgeon. 

B.  H.  Creel,  passed  assistant 
surgeon. 

A.  H.  8tinison,  passed  assist- 
ant surgeon. 

W.  C.  Ruokar,  passed  assist- 
ant surgeon. 

C.  W.   8tUes,   professor   of 
W.  wTb^,  technical  assist- 


A.   J.   lfoT«anghWn,   passed 


R.  H.  Creel,  passed  assistant 

surgeon. 
L.  C.  8pang]er,  pharmacist... 

L.  L.  Lofflsden,  passed  as- 
sistant surgeon. 

T.  B.  Mcalntio,  passed  as- 
sistant surgeon. 

L.  E.  Colar,  Assistant  8ur^ 


geon  General. 
John   F.  Andersoa 
assistant  surgeon. 

Do 


passed 


J.  8.  Raymond,  inspector.. 


J.  W.  Kerr,  Assistant  Sur- 
geon QensraL 

T.  B.  MoCUntic,  passed  as- 
sistant surgeon. 

J.  W.  Schereschewsky,  passed 
assistant  surgeon. 

J.  W.  Kerr,  Assistant  8ur- 
•MBQeDeral. 


ofphar- 


Dec.  20,  1910^an.  13, 
1911. 

Jan.  7-26.  1911 

Jan.  20-23, 1911 

Feb.  20-2«,  1911 

.....do 

Feb.26-Mar.2,1011... 

Feb.  19-20, 1911 

ICar.  &-11, 1911 

Mar.  14-17, 1911 

Mar.  20-24  1911 

Mar.  10-22, 1911 

Mar.  2-23, 1911 

Mar.  28-29, 1911 

Jan.lOtoFeb.10,1911. 

Mar.  30  to  Apr.  1,1911. 
Mar.  13  to  Apr.  1,1911. 

Mar.  29  to  Apr.  1  1911. 

Apr.  2-18, 1911 

Apr.  4-22,  1911 

May  8-11, 1911 

Apr.  3-22, 1911 

May  8,7, 1911 

Apr.  12-16, 1911 

May  22-25, 1911 

Apr.  13-May8.1911... 
May  22-26, 1911 

Mayl6-June30. 1911.. 

May  21-25, 1911 

June  16-30, 1911 

Juns  21-30, 19U 


Des  Moines,  Iowa,and  8t  Paul,  Minn.: 
conference  with  State  boards  of 
health 

Albany,  N.  Y.;  conference  of  State 
health  officers  of  New  York. 

New  York  and  Otisville,  N.  Y.;  in- 
spection of  the  laboratonr  of  the  city 
ofNew  York. 

Harrlsburc  and  Erie,  Pa.;  inTesUga- 
tion  of  the  pollution  of  the  waters  of 
Lake  Erie  in  retetion  to  typhoid 


Lower  Potomac  Biver  points;  inves- 
tigation of  oyster  industry  in  con- 
nection with  tjrphoid  fever. 

Chicago,  Bl.;  meeting  of  National  Con- 
federation of  State  Medical  Examin- 
ing and  Licensing  Boards. 

Chaneston,  8.  C.  (quarantine);  inspec- 
tion of  repairs. 

Atlanta,  Ga.;  meeting  Southern  Com> 
mercial  Congress. 

Port  Penn,  Del.;  inspection  of  repairs. 

TrenUm.  N.  J.;  witness  on  behalf  of 
United  States  in  frosen-egg  case; 
retmbuxaed  by  Department  of  Agri- 
culture. 

Savannah,  Ga.;  investigation  of  cere- 
brospinal meningitis. 

Irvlngton,  Va.;  investigation  of  oyster 
industry  in  connection  with  typhoid 
fever. 

Glenolden,  Pa.;  inspection  of  labora- 
tory. 

Duty  with  «mine  rescue  car"  in  West 
Virginia;  reimbursed  by  Bureau  of 


Wihnington,  N.  C;  investigation  of 
hookworm  disease. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn.;  witness  on  behalf 
of  United  States  in  Coca  Cola  case; 
reimbursed  by  Department  of  Agri- 
culture. 

Points  in  Ohio  on  south  shore  of  Lake 
Erie;  investigation  of  pollution  of 
waters  of  hm  Erie  in  relation  to 
typhoid  fever. 

Norfolk,  Va.;  investigation  of  oyster 
industry  in  relation  to  typhoid  fever. 

Lewes,  DeL;  detention  or  steamer  at 
quarantine. 

Cleveland,  Ohio;  meeting  of  the  Ohio 
State  Medical  Association. 

Lewes,  Del.;  detention  of  steamer  at 
quarantine. 

Fort  Monroe,  Va.;  inspection  of  sta- 
tion. 

Chicago,  HI.;  meeting  of  the  American 
Association  of  Pathologists  and  Bac- 
teriologists. 

PhttadelphU,  Pa.;  meetlM  of  the 
American  Association  of  Medical 
Milk  Commissioners. 

Quarantine,  La.,  and  Mobile,  Ala.; 
inspection  of  repairs. 

Philadelphia.  Pa.;  meeting  of  the 
American  Aasorilatlon,  oi  Medical 
Milk  Commissioners. 

Missoula,  Mont.;  Investieatlon  of 
Rocky  Mountain  spotted  nver. 

Richmond,  Va.:  conforenoe  on  con- 
servation of  child  life. 

San  Frandsco,  Cal.;  Ninth  Annual 
Conference  or  State  and  Territorial 
Health  Authorities  with  the  Public 
Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Serv- 
ice. Los  Angeles,  Cal.;  annual  con- 
ference of  State  and  provlnclslhealth 
ofOoers  of  North  America. 

Los  Angeles,   Cal.:  meeting  of  the 


$186^90 

87.01 
28.00 

47.01 

tt.05 

6La 

88.06 

44.00 

8.10 
37.95 

88.27 
23.80 

12.72 
8113 

8L89 
128.16 

117.31 

42.96 

65l92 
87.15 
61 3S 
13190 
7&10 


8&90 
2L65 

199175 
3a96 
166.40 


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StaUmerU  ofexpensei  incurred  by  officers  and  employees  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine- 
Hospital  Service  traveling  on  official  Imeiness  to  points  outside  of  Washington  during 
the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911 — Continued. 


NanM. 


Date. 


DeBtioation  and  boaloMi. 


Amomit. 


W.  C.  Rocker,  passed  assist- 
ant sureeon. 
8.  C.  HotchUas,  assistant  soi^ 


June  8-30  1911.. 
71I1IB 11-24, 1911. 


Walter  Wyman,  Surgeon 

Oeneral. 
C.  W.  Stiles,  professor  of  so- 


"^;. 


Hay  Wane  1«,  1911. 

June  l»-90, 1911 

May  7-25, 1911 


Victor,  Mont;  investUatlon  of  Bocky 
Moontain  spottKl  fsTer. 

Qtenwood  Springs,  Colo.:  duty  with 
"mine  rescue  car"  In  Colorado;  re- 
imbursed by  Bureau  of  Mines. 

Fort  Monroe,  Va.:  Inspection  of  Cape 
Charles  Quarantine  fitatlon. 

Wilmington  N.  C;  InyestlgatUm  of 
hook-worm  disease. 

Duty  with  <<mlne  reacne  car' 
boiaad  by  Bnnau  of  Mines. 


Total. 


179.21 
8&86 

27.49 
2a  05 
8a  63 


4,87&78 


Statement  of  amounts  paid  from  appropriations  under  the  control  of  the  captain  comr 
mandantf  United  States  Revenue-Cutter  Service,  covering  expenses  of  officers  and  others 
while  traveling  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  the  District  of 
ColwmJbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911. 


Name. 

Date. 

Amount 

PiMt  Llent.  F-  C-  Billaid.  . . 

July  1-2, 1910 

New  London.  Conn.;   aid   to  corn- 
Yale  lentta.    ' 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  Inspecting  wlrelev- 
telegraph  apparatus  for  Woodbury. 

NewYork,  N.  Y.;  lnq>ecting  repain 
to  maohtbery  of  Algonquin. 

New  York.  N.  Y.,  New  Bedford,  and 
Boston,  Mass.,  and  Portland  Ma.; 
Inspecting  cutters,  and  other  busi- 
ness In  connection  with  the  BoTenue- 
CntterSerrioa. 
do 

New  York,  N  Y.;  Inspecting  wireless 
apparatus  for  Tuscarora  and  Wood- 

New^ork,  N.  Y.,  New  London,Conn.; 
Inspecting  school  of  Instmotlon  and 
repairs  to  Algonquin. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  New  London,  Conn.. 
New  Bedford,  Boeton,  Mass.,  and 
Portland,  Me^:  inspecfang  matters 
pertaining  to  ReTenue^Jutter  Serr- 
ioe  atong  coast  as  Cur  as  Portland.  Me. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  and  Boeton  l^aas.; 
accompanying  Assistant  Secretary 
HiUecWeeOng  matters  pertaining 
to  ReTenue-Cutter  Ser^oe  atong 
coast  as  Cur  as  Boston,  Mass. 

Baltimore.  Md.;  eonfor  with  superin- 
tendent of  oonstruotion  and  repair 
regarding  construction  of  2  new 
cutters. 

New  York,  N.  Y.;  inspect  repairs  to 
A  igonquin  and  other  Tessels  of  Rot- 
enue-Cutter  Serrioe. 

Baltimore,  Md.;  confer  with  superin- 
tendent of  oonstruotion  and  repair 
relatlTe  to  derign  of  new  cutters. 

Trenton,  N.  J.:  inspect  crockery  for 
ReTenue-Cuttor  Serrioe. 

New  York  and  TompkinsTllle.  N.  Y.; 
inspect  wireless  apparatus  on  Mo- 
hawk and  Seneca. 

South  Baltimore,  Md.;  inspect  mate- 
rial at  depot,  Rerenue-Cutter  Serr- 
ioe, to  hTiAend  for  sale. 

New  York,  N.  Y.,  and  New  London, 
Conn.;  to  Inspect  repain  to  Algon- 
quin and  alterations  and  ImproTe- 
ments  made  at  sehool  of  instmotiaii, 
ltetTii]fflbiiU,CBna. 

814.40 

Conatructoc  J.  Q.  Walton 

Engineer     In    Chief    C.    A. 

McAllister. 
Assistant    Secretary   C.    D. 

mil— 

Capt.  Commandant  Worth  O. 
Coostructor  J.  Q.  Walton 

OmtLCommandant  Worth  0. 

i^ssistant    Secretary    C    D. 
HJltoa. 

Out  Commandant  Worth  0. 
Do 

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July  18-20, 1910. 

Jaly20-Aag.3,1910.... 

Ju]y20-Aag.6,1910.... 
July  25-27, 1910 

Sept.  »-6, 1910 

16.90 
20.29 
2111 

76.48 
28.60 

89.10 

Sept  16-26, 1910 

Sept  16-20, 1910. 

Sept  26, 1910 

44.35 

26.25 
445 

Enidneer  In  Chief  C.  A.  McAl- 
Do*. 

do 

Oct  6-10,  1910 

445 

26180 

Goaitnictor  J.  Q.  Walton 

FlistLleat  L  T  Catter 

Oct  25, 1910 

176 

Nov.  14, 1910 

1L70 

OoBstnaetor  J.  Q.  Walton 

FtaBtLienLL  T.Cottv 

Not.  18-26, 1910 

Not.  22;  1910 

4a  85 
186 

Dee.  1-4, 1910 

8120 

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Statement  of  amounts  paid  from  appropriaiiiona  under  the  control  of  the  captain  comr 
mjindantf  United  Statee  Bjevenue-Cutter  Service^  covering  expenses  of  officers  and  others 
wkUe  traveling  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  the  DiMtriet  of 
Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30 ^  i9il— Continued. 


Nanw. 

Datn. 

Destination  and  business. 

Amoont 

Comptroller  of  the  Tieaniry 
Robert  J.  TnoewtU. 

FintLieotF.aBUIard 

Bngliifler  in  Chief  C.  A.  IfdAl- 

CtotOommMidMit  Worth  O. 

First  Lieat.  of  EnfiiiBefB  H. 
KotMobmer,  Jr. 

GoDttnictor  J.  Q.  Walton 

FInt  Lieut.  L.T.CnttBr 

Dee.  14-10, 1910 

Dee.  13-18, 1910 

Dee.  14-16, 1910.' 

Dee.  14-17, 1910 

Jan.20-FBb.4,1911... 
Feb.  10. 1911 

New  London.  Conn.;  address  at  grad- 
uation exeieis^  school  of  instmo- 
Uon,  Reveoue-Cutter  Serrice.  Fort 
Trumbull,  Conn. 

New  London,  Conn.;  to  present  diplo- 
mas to  snduatine  class  and  to  in- 
spect school  of  InstraetionLRevenue- 
Cntter    Servioe,    Fort    TmmboU. 

New  London,  Conn.;  accompany  cap- 
tain oommandant  to  present  diplo- 
mas to  snduating  class  and  to  in- 
spectschool  of  instruction,  Revenue- 
Cutter    Service,    Fort    TrambaU 

New^London,  Conn.,  and  New  York, 
N.  Y.;    accompany  eaptoin  com- 
mandant to  present  diplomas  to 
graduating  class,  inspect  school  of 
instniction.Revenne^kitterServiop, 
Fort  Trumbull,  Conn.,  and  Inspect 
repairs  to  Algonquin  at  New  York, 

Wilmington,  Del.,  and  New  York. 
N.  Y.;  In  connection  with  construc- 
tion of  2  revenue  cutters  and  other 
matters  relating  to  the  Revenue- 
Cutter  Service. 

Wilmington.  Del.,  and  New  York. 
N.  Y.;  aoeompany  captain  com- 
mandant and  inspect  raadiinery  on 
calumet. 

Baltimore.  Md.;  inspect  wirelen  ap- 
paratus on  Apache. 

South  Baltimore,  Md.,  inspect  am- 
munition and  material  in  storage  at 
depot,  RevenueOitter  Servioe. 

Phlladelphia.Pa,  Newport  News,  Va.; 
confer  with  shtpbnildera  relative 
to  construction  of  new  cutten. 

South  Baltimore,  Md.;  inspect  steam 
machinery  on  Al0>iMuln. 

South  Baltimore,  Md.;  test  wireless 
apparatus  on  Algonqaln. 

NewYork,N.Y.;  onofDcial business, 
RevenneOitter  Service. 

Detroit,  Mich.;  Inspect  machinery  on 

ToinpSflnsvllie,  N.  Y.  andNewLon- 
Yale-Harvard  regatta. 

ta&os 
as.  30 

4L1S 

aaao 
lazos 

2L3S 

Mar  1, 1911... 

2L3S 

yygipAur  In  cailef  C.  ▲.  MeAl- 
Do 

Mar.  9-14, 19U 

Mar.  22  1911 

aaiao 

2L4& 

Gonntnictor  J.  Q  Walton 

ABistant  Seoretary   R.   O. 

Bailey. 
OoDitraotor  J.  Q.  Walton 

Oapt  P.  H.  UlMnR>th 

Mar.  21-22, 1911 

Mn7l3,1911 

4.» 
13.00 

Ma7  21-Jane9,1911.'.. 
Jane  27-30, 1911 

Uk96 

noo 

Total 

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t    No.  218. 


CONTINQENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  TREASURY  DEPART- 
MENT. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  SECEETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY, 

SUBMITTINO 

A  BBPOBT  OF  THE  CONTINaENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  TBEASXTBY 
BBPABTMENT  FOB  THE  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1011. 


Dkcsmbkr  5,  1911. 


-Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Treasury 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Treasury  Department, 

Office  of  the  Secretary, 
Wdahington^  December  4,  191 L 
The  Speaker  op  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sm:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  section  193  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  United  States,  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit 
herewith  a  report  of  the  contingent  expenses  of  the  Treasury  Depart- 
ment for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Respectfully, 

Franklin  MacVeaoh, 

Secretary. 


Statement  of  contingent  expenses ,  Treasury  Department. 


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25  gross  pniholders 

100  pounds  erasers 

25  gross  penholders 

lOOgross  pencils 

1,380  docen  pencils 

25  gross  pennolders 

120  dozen  pencils 

120  dozen  erasers 

25  gross  penholders 

75doaen  pencils 

100  dosen  erasers 

25  gross  penholders 

1,200  dozen  pencils 

25  gross  penholders 

50  dozen  erasers 

300  dozen  pencils 

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60  dozen  erasers 

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50  gross  penholders 

200  dosen  erasers 

400  dozen  pencils 

120  dosen  erasers 

10  pounds  erasers 

420  dozen  pencils 

100  dozen  erasers 

6  pounds  erasers 

75  dozen  pencils 

6  dozen  pencils 

10  gross  penholders 

200  dozen  pencils 

50  gross  penholders 

100  reams  tjrpewriter  paper. 
150  reams  typewriter  paper, 

10  dozen  rulers 

100  dozen  mucilage,  small. . 

25  dozen  mucilage 

2dosen  rulers 

1  ream  paper 

00  reams  blotting  paper 

10  dozen  penracks 

1  ream  paper 

200  dozen  moffiilage,  small . . 

5  dozen  mucilage 

10  dozen  rulers 

250  reams  Wpe writer  paper. 
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1  fountain  pen 

iream  paper 

3  reams  paper 

200  reams  typewriter  paper. 
100  reams  typewriter  paper, 

20  dozen  penracks 

10  reams  typewriter  paper.. 

2  check  cutters 

500  reams  tsrpewriter  paper. 
25  reams  typewriter  paper.. 
2  reams  typewriter  paper... 

1  dosen  pencils 

5  reams  typewriter  paper.. . 
6.000  inches  mailinc  tubes.. 
10  dozen  mucilage  Drushes.. 
500  reams  typewriter  paper 
250  reams  typewriter  paper. 

200  boxes  clips 

1  fountain  pen 

30  reams  typewriter  paper. . 

15  dozen  inkstands 

200  reams  typewriter  paper. 
1  ream  typewriter  paper.... 

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150  pooDOs  rubber  bands  ... 
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121  25 

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200*Doan3s  rubber  tjandir 

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26 

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206.00 

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7.71 

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128.76 

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109.50 

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500  boxes  dlpa 

36.00 

14 

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418.50 

17 

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30,6001inen  tan.  printed .  I .  ^ 

32.01 

21 

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30,000  linen  tan.  printed 

44.46 

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56.80 

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107.70 

6 

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110,000  Ibien  tact,  printed . . 

128.40 

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3.40 

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1,500  poonds  wax 

418.50 

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30,000  linen  tecs,  printed 

38.20 

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3.56 

22 

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14.35 

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6.65 

20 

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26.23 

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25i)00  linen  tanT  prkted .. . 

46.13 

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500  doth  linedenyetopss 

3.43 

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9.25 

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15d'poimdii  wax 

41.85 

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73.28 

21 

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109.50 

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139.50 

12 

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6.40 

23 

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52.00 

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60,000  linen  tags 

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2i)00  pounds  wax 

558.00 

11 

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13.96 

13 

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22.80 

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21 

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5,000  linen  tags,  printed 

14.80 

do 

I'dosm  flllere'fnf  fMmtain  nins. 

.19 

23 

do 

1,000  boxes  dips .'............ 

62.00 

24 

do 

siOOOenvcloDes 

25.75 

Feb.    2 

do 

0  packing  cases..... 

2.25 

4 

do 

SObpoundswax I.. 

109.50 

8 

do 

5,006  envdopes 

25.75 

0 

do 

20.000  manila  ^n<f  Vinmn  taiei 

26.00 

23 

do 

3.000car4ff . 

7.20 

25 

do 

45<lommn]|fff 

36.10 

27 

do 

1,000  pounds  wax.... 

279.00 

28 

do 

Vdosen  pen  trays 

.88 

Mer.     1 

do 

2  dosen  rulers  .1 •...!.... 

2.70 

2 

do 

2,000  boxMdipfl, 

101. 00 

7 

do 

86,000  linen  tags,  prhited 

82.40 

8 

do 

6obenvdope8!T:.^.v7....:.::::::::::: 

6.35 

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CONTIKGBNT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY   DEPARTMENT. 
Statement  of  contingent  expensei^  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Dita. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


1911. 
Mir.  13 
17 

U 
20 
21 

25 
28 
29 
91 
Apr.    4 

11 
13 
14 
17 
18 
19 
21 


27 
28 
Miy  2 
6 
8 
9 

n 

15 
19 

23 
27 

29 

Joae   6 

9 

13 


17 

23 

Apr.  22 

1910. 
Nov.    2 

1911. 
M^   12 

1910. 
Oct     7 

1911. 
Mt,  17 

19». 

Ss  • 

18 


8TATIONEBT— continued. 


R.  Owter  BaUantyne. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

-...do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

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....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


..-.do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

...-do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Baiter  &  Ross. 


C3iai.  W.  Beers.. 


.do. 


B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co. . 
....do 


Adding  Machine  Co. 

Carter,  Itioe  &  Co 

....do 

The  Carter  Ink  Co 

..-.do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

..-.do 

....do 

....do 

..-.do 

....do 

....do 

.....do 

.....do 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do.. 


10,000  linen  taei,  printed 

100  pounds  wax 

100  dozen  rutors 

1,000  pounds  wax 

7,500  linen  tafi,  printed 

12,000  linen  tags,  {Minted 

55,000  linen  tags,  {Minted 

5,000  envelopes 

17,000  linen  tagSt  printed 

11,750  envelopes 

5,000  linen  tacs.  printed 

Refilling  one  n^tograph 

000  pounds  wax 

49,700  envelopes 

21,000  linen  tags 

119,000  linen  tags,  printed 

720  hanlcB  silk  taste 

17,000  manila  and  linen  tags,  printed . 

300  linen  tags,  printed 

6  gross  pens 

2.000  pounds  wax 

1,600  manila  tags,  printed 

500  envelopes 

500  linen  tags,  printed 

2,000  manila  ifl^,  printed , 

25  docenbiU  fifes 

1  dosen  pen  trays , 

500  pounds  wax 

7.000  linen  tags,  printed 

1.000  doth-Iinea  envelopes , 

A  doien  rulers 

30,000  linen  tags,  printed , 

1  gross  pencils 

16,076  envelopes 

2,000  linen  tags,  printed 

50  doaen  rulers , 

3,000  boxes  dips 

6  packing  cases 

100  boxes  paper  bsteners 

2,000  linen  tags,  printed 

6,000  envelopes 

3  dosen  blades  for  pencil  sharpeners. , 

1,000  manila  tags,  printed 

550  boxes  dips , 

75  doaen  rulme  pens 

1  gate  for  mocQagB  barrel 

10  reams  paper 

25  reams  paper , 

15,000  envelopes 

250  envelopes ^ 

1  dosen  ribbons 

14  reams  manila  paper 

17  reams  manila  paper 

4  doien  4-ounoe  red  ink , 

50  dosen  4-ounoe  red  talk , 

20  dozen  quarts  oopvine  ink , 

25  dozen  4-ounoe  red  fakk , 

25  dozen  pints  red  ink. 

20  dozen  1-ounoe  stamp-pad  ink 

15  dozen  quarts  black  Ink 

10  dozen  pints  black  ink. 

40  dozen  2-ounoe  black  ink 

25  dosen  library  paste 

6i  dosen  red  and  black  ink , 

1  dosen  Ubrarr  paste , 

25  dosen  quarts  mucihMe. 

25  dosen  quarts  black  mk 

15  doaen  pints  black  ink. 

60  dozen  »ounoe  black  ink 

1  dosen  cans  «tinih«ifh^.infpli  Inm  |nk, 

6  down  4-oaiioa  red  ink. 


tiaao 

27.90 

82.00 

279.00 

31.85 

23.80 

64.53 

18.75 

38.84 

44.00 

7.66 

2.60 

167.40 

172.96 

24.13 

140.78 

21.60 

37.14 

1.56 

2.94 

658.00 

2.94 

6.86 

1.09 

8.10 

8.00 

.75 

109.50 

17.33 

13.60 

8.10 

•8.40 

6.50 

17.04 

7.42 

41.00 

IH.00 

1.60 

10.76 

4.00 

64.00 

6.10 

1.39 

60.38 

44.25 

.60 


21.00 


210.00 


33.00 


L46 


4.50 
64.88 
73.22 

1.40 
17.60 
6a  00 

8.75 
48.75 
14.00 
37.50 
15.00 
10.00 
37.60 
11.81 

1.60 
76.00 
62.60 


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6  CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OF   THE  TRBASUBY   DEPARTMENT. 

Statement  of  contingent  expen9e$,  Treasury  Department — Gontmued. 


Dftti. 

Nama 

Item. 

Amoont. 

1910. 
June  14 

8TATIONXBT— continued. 
ThA  CiLrtiT  InV  Co ., 

1  dozen  aoarts  cooyine  ink.... 

S3. 00 

do 

20  dozen  Dints  rea  mk 

35.00 

do 

!tn  dnnnn  aiifirts  blark  ink 

87  SO 

do 

6  dosen  pmts  black  ink 

9.00 

do 

3  dozen  ftbrarv  Daste            .  -.  ...... 

4.50 

July  29 

do 

135.00 

Nov.  21 

do 

51  dozen  Quarts  black  ink     

122  35 

do 

1  dozen  Quarts  copying  ink 

3.80 

do 

27  dozen  quart!*  ranoilafe         

81  00 

do 

50  dozen  pints  black  ink 

74.95 

191L 
Feb.    7 

do 

do 

99J  dozen  2-ounce  red  ink 

2SL75 

15 'dozen  2-onnoe  black  ink 

XOO 

19ia 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

sn  ponnd^  pinn 

20.10 

do 

^SO'poundiTptn' 

113.95 

May     4 

do 

25  dozen  pyramid  pins        .      .        .    . 

17  25 

do 

304  pounos  twine 

33.44 

6 

do 

20  cross  fineer  Dads 

110  00 

7 

do 

100  po"nd"»  pin-1 

30.90 

14 

do..... 

412  pounds  twine.  ...................... 

45.32 

June    3 

do 

iiaoo 

13 

do 

612  pounds  '  wino 

67  32 

14 

do 

829  TK>undff  t  winp                             ... 

91  10 

July    7 

do 

25  dozen  board  clips 

42.50 

do 

20  gross  flnger  pads 

112.00 

do 

15  dozen  hones 

17  25 

8 

do 

25  dozen  pyramid  pins 

10.65 

do 

50  dozen  Soxes  seals 

2^67 

do 

10  dozen  paper  weights    . 

11  00 

11 

do 

2.000  seals ! 

4.67 

18 

do 

4  dozen  board  clips  .  .     ...            ... 

5.60 

20 

do 

25  gross  finger  pads 

140.00 

do 

10  dozen  parser  weights                   .. 

11  00 

Aag.    3 

do 

24.000  seaS. 

37.87 

do 

Ik  dozen  inkstands 

1.04 

10 

do 

10  dozen  board  dim 

16.40 

do 

2\  dozen  paper  weights 

7.88 

Oct.     6 

do 

30  gross  finger  pads 

168.00 

do 

6  dozen  lM>ard  clips  . 

8.40 

18 

do 

600  boxes  seals ',...'.,. 

26.67 

Noy.    7 

do 

2  copying  bat hs . .            . .               , 

9  00 

21 

do 

15  dozen  paper  weights '[' 

16.50 

Dec.    5 

do 

24  boxes  labels 

.67 

1911. 
Jan.     7 

do 

35  dozen  board  clips 

58.90 

10 

do 

31  gross  finger  pads 

173.60 

19 

do 

1  (K^zcn  book  supports 

S3 

Feb.    8 

do 

50tiozen  pjrramid  pins 

33.30 

17 

do 

is  doxATi  pyramid  pins       ... 

16.65 

liar.    4 

do 

5  dozen  board  clips IIIII*** 

8.30 

7 

do 

25  dozen  paper  weights       .    . 

27.50 

9 

do 

5  dozen  board  clips II.I  "' 

8.70 

do 

10.000  labels 

1  33 

17 

do 

50  dozen  pyramid  pins ... 

33.30 

do 

1 .200  boxes  seals 

53.33 

do , 

25  dozen  paper  weights. 

27.  SO 

do 

25  dozen  Board  clips          ... 

42.Q0 

18 

do 

20  grosis  finger  pads 

112.00 

30 

do 

25  dozen  hones    

28.75 

Apr.    7 
10 

do 

20  gross  finger  pads 

112.00 

do 

|4  clozen  brushes ..       ....            .. 

16 

22 

do 

50 dozen  paperweights *.. 

55.00 

Hay  12 

do 

25  gross  finger  pads     ...            .  . 

140  00 

do 

15  dozen  board  dies 

2fi  1*^ 

27 

do 

20  dozen  paper  woi(;hts........    ..... 

22.rt» 

do 

.  ...do 

125  dozen  board  clips 

210.(1) 

i,2nnhoTMw^ig _ 

53  3J 

June  11 

do 

45 gross  finger  pads 

2a.  0) 

1910. 
July  29 
Apr.  26 
June    4 

Commerce  and  I^ibor.  Department  of.... 
ConaoUdated  Sales  Co 

llf  dozen  water  wells 

18.6: 

12 dozen  shears 

68.22 

do 

20  dozen  shears. 

107.70 

July  12 
26 

do 

10  dozen  shears.......... 

56.00 

do 

1  pair  shears 

.76 

A.ug.  10 

do 

do 

9«c00 

te^   2 

10  dozen  shears.......................... 

64.01 

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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE    TREASUEY   DEPARTMENT.  7 

Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department— Con^xmed, 


Deta. 

Name. 

Item. 

Amount 

1911. 
Jan.  11 

STAiioNBBT— oontlnued. 
Consolidated  Sales  CO 

00  dozen  shears. 

8284  10 

Mar.    7 

do 

do 

26  docen  shears. 

106.75 

17 

217  50 

Apr.  22 

.....do:;;;;:.;.!":;i;;;:::::::;:::::...: 

fiS§  dp^n  fih^tfir^. . .         ,  '"' 

150  00 

im 

Sept.  2 

w.  A.Copfnhaw.    .»    ....     . 

Ideskbasket. 

1.26 

Dec  81 

do... I 

500  enTelopoB. . . 

2  25 

Nott.  2S 

Grouch  &  Fitsgerald. 

3,300  binding  Bbrape ]][.[[]]]].]... 

313.50 

July  12 

H«C.  DKwiBOsi'A  Co 

100  reams  ooi>idn£DaDer 

50  73 

Oct:    4 

do 

200  reams  copyinc  Daner 

100.89 

June  30 

H,  P,  nwif^bfT^^ 

1  cop3ing  nrrns.  .  > 

5.70 

July  12 

Dtatilct  of  Colombia  Paper  Manufoctur- 

..a^. 

50  reamslailotting  paper. 

232.75 

iTi 

do 

232.75 

do 

do 

232.75 

Nov.    7 

do 

do .*.!!..** 

232.75 

1911. 
Ju.    9 

do 

do. 

232.76 

Feb.    6 

do 

do. v.'..'.'.". 

232.75 

Ifv.  18 
Apr.  25 

do 

do 

..do 

do. 

do. 

232.75 
232.75 

Jm  3 

do. 

232.75 

27 

do 

85  reams  blotting  paper 

395.68 

i9ia 

June   3 

100  dozen  erasers 

23.00 

Inly    7 

5o 

100  ponndfl  ^^rasnni ... 

64  90 

...  .do 

420  dozen  pmdls 

84.00 

22 

.do 

120  dozen  pencils 

24  00 

Aug.    1 

do 

do 

50  dozen  erasers .....V.\ 

10  00 

12 

900  dozen  pencils. ...... 

GO  00 

13 

do 

600  dozen  pencils ] "  "  " 

180  00 

24 

.do 

120  dozen  pencils  . . 

24.00 

Sept  9 

do     

000  dozen  pencils 

120  00 

.do 

iOO  ponndif  AHMfpn ^^ 

64.00 

Oct.    4 

do        

50  dozen  erasers 

10  00 

2S 

do 

lU  drM^n  pencils 

22.80 

Sw.    3 

do     

3  dozen  crayons 

1  32 

Dec    6 

do 

1,800  dozen  pencils. . 

300.00 

17 

do     

120  drMen  pencils . 

24.00 

,  1911. 
lao.  14 

.do 

2  gross  pencil  protectors 

1.20 

25 

do                : 

do 

2,76 

Feb.    1 

do 

50  ponnfis  eramrs 

32.45 

10 

do 

000  dozen  pencils 

120.00 

25 

do     

900  ponndii  Rf^jf^vn, ,  ^ 

129.80 

Uat.  17 

...do 

100  poonds  erasers. ,'.'.[ 

64.90 

Apr.  19 

do 

4  dozen  crayons '. 

1.76 

.do 

440  dozen  pencils " 

88.00 

June  17 

.do 

300  dozen  pencils 

60.00 

^19ia 

Dobler  &  MQdn 

15  Tfumn  mfinila  pnper. . . . 

93L75 

July  11 

nninhin  inte  Mfil? 

33.23 

A^.    5 

.do 

600  pounds  twine 

40.20 

16 

do 

1,500  pounds  twine 

100  50 

Not.  15 

do 

do          

1,000  potmds  twine ""* 

67.00 

,  1911. 
Ian.  30 

600  pounds  twine 

40  20 

21 

do 

500  pounds  twine ','." 

33  50 

Feb.  10 

do          

67  00 

Apr.    7 

do 

150  pounds  twine 

10*05 

10 

do          

2,000  pounds  twine 

134.00 

.  do 

500  pounds  twine '..'. 

33.50 

12 

do       

1,000  pounds  twine 

67  00 

25 

.do 

100  pounds  twine '..., 

6.70 

Hay    2 

do 

200  pounds  twine 

13.40 

mo. 

Inly  18 

1.  H.  Doker  Box  Co 

125  packing  cases 

107.50 

Aoitf 

do 

130  packing  cases 

90.58 

a^il 

.    .do 

121.63 

Oct  22 

do          

75  placking*cases 

72.63 

Not.  8 

do     

do '.'. 

63.38 

Dk.    8 

do             

125  packing  cases 

107.50 

Feb.    0 

.do 

'do r. '.. 

113.38 

Apr.    4 

rf«          

200  packing  cases 

160.63 

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SiaUmaU  qfoantmgent  expcMCM,  Treoiury  Department— Continued. 


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do 

Tune  7^ 

do 

Mty  12 

June  14 

inhn  A .  Diiiihane  A  Co 

Easle  Pencil  Co 

A-*,* 

do 

do 

Ifi 

.do 

do 

Oct.    18 

do 

27 

do 

Nov.  21 

.do 

Deo.  23 

do 

1011 
Jul     7 

do 

80 

.do 

Ajpr.  10 
May  24 

do 

.  ..do 

do 

Inne  17 

...do 

21 

do 

1010 
11.,   10 

Eaethampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

.do 

23 

do 

81 

.do 

June  14 

do 

15 

.do 

July    8 
Aug.  10 

do 

.  ..do 

do 

13 

.    .do 

20 

do , 

Sept.   8 

do 

do 

0 

do 

12 

do 

Oct    11 

.do 

12 

do 

22 

.  ..do 

28 

do 

Nov.    2 

...do 

28 

do 

Dec.   14 

.do 

23 

do 

24 

.do 

30 

do 

1011 
Jan.     6 

do 

10 

.do 

20 

do 

26 

.do 

10 

do 

Feb.  15 

..do 

21 

do 

Mar.    1 

do 

0 

do 

17 

.do 

Apr.    7 

do 

^     8 

do 

14 

do 

21 

do 

May    0 

do 

^8 

do 

June    7 

do 

12 

do 

24 

do 

1010 
July     8 
Aug.  20 

1011 
Hay  27 

The  PairbenkiTf>... 

do 

do 

1010 
July  12 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Bent.  10 

.....do 

N^   7 

do 

125  packing  cases 

SOpacking  cases 

ra^packing  cases 

2,000  envelopes 

5  gross  pencils 

300  doten  pencils 

1,200  dosen  pencils 

900  dosen  pencils 

Repairing  fountain  pen... 

25  gross  penholders 

12  dosen  pencils , 

240  dosen  pencils 

120  dosen  pencils , 


60  dozen  pencils 

50  gross  penholders. . 

480  dosen  pencils 

2gro8spens 

300  dosen  pencils 

200  dosen  pencils 

50  gross  poihoiders . 


150  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
475  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
90  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
164  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
70  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
700  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
60  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
70  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
34  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
400  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
150  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
22  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
100  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
50  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
175  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
26  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 

29  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 

30  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
100  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
65  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
100  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
57  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
200  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
34  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
90  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 


24  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
80  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
100  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
30  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
250  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
30  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
89  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
20  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
110  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
50  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
150  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
50  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
42  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
30  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
60  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
45  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
37  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 
106  pounds  rubber  bands. . 
16  pounds  rubber  bands. . . 


10  copying 
20  copying 


10  copying 


1 13  pounds  sponge 

10  pounds  gum  arable . 
118  pounds  sponge 


$117.00 

37.75 

J62.88 

0.30 

16.80 

00.00 

2«0.00 

09.00 

.45 

73.50 

2.88 

48.00 

28.80 


14.40 
147.00 

06.00 
.38 

00.00 

40.00 
147.00 


247.50 
704.75 
1&1.20 
S70.60 
115.50 

,no.45 

225.00 
2B2.50 
127.50 
i.640.00 
677.50 

82.50 
885.00 
187.50 
656w25 

97.50 
108.75 
115.50 
400.00 
243.75 
400.00 
213.75 

7saoo 

127.50 
SS7.50 


00.00 

aoo.00 

400.00 
112.50 
1.000.00 
112.50 
S&TS 
70.00 
412.50 
1V2.50 
577.50 
102.50 
161.70 
114.50 
228.00 
171.00 
146.20 
300.00 
60.80 


58.00 
116.00 


68.00 


2. 78 


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conhnoenx  exfensbs  of  the  tbeasuby  depabxmbnt. 

Statement  of  corUingent  expenaei,  Treatury  Department— Continued. 


9 


Date. 


Kamfl. 


Item. 


Amofant 


1911 
Feb.  17 
Apr.    7 

1910. 
Oct  22 

1911. 
Jane  23 

1910. 
May  14 
June  4 
8cpt  8 
Oct  8 
Dee.  19 

1911. 
Fel».  28 
Apr.  29 
lone  6 
Apr.  18 
23 

1910. 

Jaw  29 

July    7 

23 

23 

Dee.  10 

1911. 

Feb.  15 

Apr.  24 

Jea.  30 

Apr.  12 

lea.  19 

Apr.  U 

1910. 
Oct     0 

19a 
Feb     3 


30 

-.1 

4 
9 
16 
Apr.  2S 
29 

}"*y  31 

Jane    7 

»I0 
^J     4 

9 

Jane  15 
16 
17 
22 

Jaly  8 
U 
10 
18 

11 

20 

8ept   3 

U 

Oct  28 
Mot.    1 


8TATIONXBT— continued. 


Z.D.  Oilman. 
do 


The  Globe-Wemicke  Co. 
....do 


TheB.F.  Goodrich  Co. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


..:.do 

....do 

....do 

A.  C.  Hafely 

Wm.Hahn&Co. 


HaoderdtCo — 
Lamb&Tllden. 

....do 

....do 

....do 


.do., 
.do. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

do 

l£.A.Lcew 

Libcarj  of  Congren 


Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.). 


.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do.. 


Phittp  Lindemeyr. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


10  pounds  gum  arable. 
109  pounds  sponge 


8  sets  guide  cards. 
2  transfer  cases.... 


100  pounds  rubber  rings. . 
254  pounds  rubber  rings. . 
50  pounds  rubber  rings. . , 
100  pounds  rubber  rings. . 
26  pounds  rubber  rings. . . 


100  pounds  rubber  rings. . , 
50  pounds  rubber  rings . . . , 
102)  pounds  rubber  rings. , 

2  dosfin  adhesive  flies 

2gro«laoes 


20,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 

40  dozen  stamp  pads 

do 

1  stendi  brush 

15  dosen  stamp  pads 


25  dozen  stamp  pads. . 
110  dozen  stamp  pads. 

1  dozen  knives 

Snail  pullers 

1  reading  glass 

1,508  cards 


1  set  guide  cards. 


100  guide  cards.... 
3  sets  guide  cards. 
1  set  guide  cards.. 


1  esroansion  envelope.. 

1  sef  guide  cards 

2  sets  guide  cards 

1  set  cuide  cards 


200  ruled  cards 

1  set  guide  cards... 
100  manila  folders.. 
75  sets  guide  cards. 
500  cards 


148,000  strawboard 

100  reams  manila  paper 

50  reams  manila  paper 

277  reams  manila  paper 

151  reams  manila  paper. . . . 

200,000  manila  straps 

392,500  manila  straps 

75  reams  manila  pi^ier 

250  reams  manila  paper. . . . 

150  rolls  copying  paper 

25  gallons  paste 

35  dozen  stamping  ink 

2,075  pounds  manila  paper. . 

450  reams  manila  paper 

155  reams  manila  paper. . . . 

£0  gallons  paste 

25  dozen  stamping  ink 

50  reams  manila  paper 

175,000  manihi  straps 

100  reams  manila  paper. . . . 

5U  rolls  copying  paper 

50  gallons  paste 

3. 431  pounds  manila  paper. 


82.70 
152.60 


8.85 


.66 


190.00 
482.60 

75.00 
345.00 

65.00 


345.00 

172.50 

353.63 

28.50 

1.14 


112.50 
32.75 
32.75 
2.50 
10.20 


17.00 
78.50 
3.50 
4.50 
.50 
17.02 


5.13 


1.00 
13.05 
.60 
1.00 
.60 
.50 
1.00 
.76 
.50 
.70 
.35 
.50 
26.60 
1.75 


103.60 

371.20 

201.60 

104.77 

73.79 

64.00 

196.26 

«93.74 

1.003.30 

57.50 

10.00 

42.50 

131.76 

1.733.99 

854.08 

20.00 

12.50 

396.88 

56.00 

368.30 

22.60 

20.00 

217.87 


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10        CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TEBAfiURY   DEPABTMENT. 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Data 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


1911. 
Jan.     4 
9 

11 
Feb.    4 

21 

27 

Mar.  14 

18 
25 
27 
28 
Apr.     4 


10 

18 

22 

28 

29 

May    9 

June  10 

17 

23 

Apr.  28 

1910. 
Aug.  11 
Sept    6 
9 

27 

1911. 
Apr.  22 

1910. 

Not.    1 

May    7 

24 

June    3 

11 

25 

Sept   6 

Oct   25 

Nov.  11 

Dec.    2 

1911. 

Jan.    26 

Feb.  17 

20 

Mar.    9 

Apr.  18 

24 

25 

May  17 

1910. 
June    3 
Aug.    3 
Deo.  19 

1011. 
Feb.    3 

28 
Apr.    6 

14 

28 
June    3 

27 
Mar.  31 

mo. 
July  14 
Jane  30 


STATIONKKT— continued. 


Philip  Llndemeyr. 

.do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
-do. 
.do. 
.do. 


do 

do 

do 

do 

Ao 

H  D  F.  Long . 


Ludlow  Manufacturing  Anodates. 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


.do. 


Manifold  Supplies  Co. 

Wm.  Mann  Go 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 


..do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
..do. 
..do. 


Mathers-Lamm  Paper  C>o.. 
.do 


..do. 


.do. 
..do. 
.do.. 


do 

do 

do 

.  ..do 

H.C.  Miller  Co. 


50  gallons  paste 

250  reams  manila  piQ>er 

1,680  pounds  manlla  paper 

12,354  pounds  manlla  paper 

5  sallons  paste 

1  keg  mudlage 

50  eallons  paste 

21,265  pounds  manila  paper 

20  gallons  mudlage 

10  dosen  quarts  mudlage  substitute. 

15  gallons  paste 

5  gallons  paste 

12,000  strawboard, 

30  gaUons  paste 

2,415  pounds  manlla  paper 

10  gaOons  paste 

12,000  Btrawboards 

75  gallons  paste 

20 Jallons  mudlaee 

1,000  white  bristol  cards 

50  dosen  stamping  ink 

19,789  pounds  manila  pi4[>er 

5,604  pounds  manila  paper 

3,476  pounds  manila  paper 

40  gallons  mudlage 

do 

27,315  pounds  manila  paper 

35  dosen  damping  ink 

i  doien  adding-machine  ribbons 


125  pounds  twine. . . 
500  pounds  twine. . . 

....iSo 

100  pounds  twine. . . . 
1,000  pounds  twine. . 


$20.00 

885.82 

106.68 

784.48 

2.00 

8.00 

20.00 

1,350.33 

8.00 

16.00 

6.00 

2.00 

0.60 

12.00 

153.35 

4.00 

9.60 

30.00 

8.00 

.35 

25.00 

1,256.60 

;;6Lfi7 

220.73 

l&OO 

16.00 

1,734.60 

42.60 

3.90 


9.31 
45.00 
37.25 

9.00 
90LOO 


500  pounds  twine.. 


5,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 

300  copying  books 

1  copying  book 

300  copying  books 

do 

GOO  copying  books 

G  copying  books 

12  copying  books 

acopjing  books 

12  copying  books 


72 copying  books.., 
480  coi>yio^  books . 
6  copying  books. . . 
60 copying  books.. 
COO  copying  books . , 

3  copying  books 

12 copying  books.., 
96  copying  books. . . 


1  ream  white  writing  paper 

868  pounds  impression  paper. . . 
2,237  pounds  impression  paper.. 


50  reams  white  writing  paper.... 

4  reams  white  writing  paper 

50  reams  colored  paper 

5  reams  white  writing  paper 

47^  reams  white  writing  paper.. 

10  reams  white  writing  paper 

100  reams  white  writing  paper... 
2canvas  binders 


N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Moidea  ManuliMturing  Corporation. 


1  adding-machine  ribbon. . 
lOOitBgi 


46.00 


15.65 

17L2S 

1.43 

19L25 

171.25 

342.50 

9.00 

18.00 

9.00 

l&OO 


87.50 

274.00 

11.75 

34.25 

342.50 

8.50 

17.75 

54.72 


L25 
41.21 
106.17 


80.00 

lan 

63.00 
12.80 
76.61 
25.60 
lOOLOO 
3.21 


l.OO 

.20 


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CX>NnNG£NT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPARTMENT.       11 
Statement  ofcofUmgerU  expeneee,  Treaewry  Deparfm^nt— Continued. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoont. 


1911. 
May  11 

mo. 

Jmie    3 

Jolj  22 
28 

Aug.  13 
21 

Bept  14 
22 
29 

Oct.  1 
8 
13 
14 

Not.    1 

Dee.  6 
10 
16 

mL 

Jul     7 

17 

7i 

DBk    6 

9 

10 


21 
Her.  18 

Apr.    6 
l£f  12 

Jans    1 
26 

1910. 
Nov.   8 

191L 
Jan.  27 

1910. 

May    7 

2B 

Jooa   4 

8 

14 

» 

July    8 


12 
13 
14 
19 
23 
AOK.  3 
U 

30 

8ept   3 

8 


13 

» 

27 

ao 

Oet    3 

11 

Hof  .   2 

4 
10 


RAnoNxsT— oonttamed. 
E.  Morriaon  Paper  Go 


The  Monro-Eastwood  Pen  Co.. 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

....do 

....do 

....do 

..-.do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

...do 

...do..^. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 
..do. 
..do. 
..do. 
.do. 


Nstknal  Binding  Machine  Co. 


.do. 


J.  P.  Nawrath. 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

.do 

.do 

.do 

do 


..do. 
..do. 
..do. 
..do.. 
..do., 
..do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 
..do.. 
..do. 
.do. 
.do.. 
.do., 
..do. 
..do., 


12,500  envelopea., 


pens.. 


300c 
3  founu 

do. 

2  fountain  pens.. 

do....V;.... 

1  fountain  pen... 
....  do....v7... 

do 

do 

1  pencii-sharpem 

1  fountain  pen... 
Repairing  pencil  sharpener. . 

2  fountain  pens 

1  dozen  brushes 

1  fountain  pen 

Repairing  pencil  shaipener. . 


wheel. 


1  pencil  shaipener , 

1  fountain  pen 

1  graduated  ruler 

1  fountain  pen , 

do 

....do 

Repairing  pencil  sharpener.. , 

Repairing  fountain  pen , 

Repairing  pencil  sharpener. . , 

2  dozen  brushes , 

1  pencil  sharpener , 

Repairing  pencil  sharpenen. 

1  pencil  sharpener , 

1  cap  for  fountain  pen 


SCO  rolls  gummed  tape.. 


.do.. 


300  spools  tape 

2i)80  pounds  twine. . 

100  pounds  twine 

720  pounds  twine.... 

114  pounds  twine 

120  spools  tape 

1,621  pounds  twine.. 

200  pounds  twine 

eo  spools  tape 

1.000  pounds  twine. . 

GOO  spools  tape 

2,060  pounds  twine. . 
402  pounds  twine.... 

120  spools  tape 

300  pounds  twine.... 
500  pounds  twine.... 

600  spools  tape 

72  spools  tape 

2S0  pounds  iwine.... 

600  spools  tape 

60  pounds  twine 

500  pounds  twine.... 

492  spools  tape 

fi  pounds  twine 

50  pounds  twine 

150  pounds  twine.... 
1,080 pounds  twine.. 
2,000  pounds  twine. . 
100  pounds  twine.... 
1,000  pounds  twine.. 

300  pounds  twine . 

600  pounds  twine.... 
123  pounds  twine.... 
1,500  pounds  twine. 

72  spools  tape 

120  spools  tape 

lixn  pounds  twine. 
302  pounds  twine.... 
600apoQlstive , 


368.06 


3.00 
7.35 
7.35 
4.90 
4.90 
2.45 
2.45 
2.45 
2.46 
1.10 
2.45 
3.75 
4.80 
.66 
2.45 
1.26 


4.26 
2.46 

.66 
2.46 
2.46 
2.46 

.50 

.67 
1.35 
3.10 
4.35 
3.W 
4.36 

.35 


100.00 


100.00 


43.00 

447.30 
33.50 

136wW 
18.81 
16.80 

181.47 
39.00 
8.70 

216.00 
87.00 

447.20 

100.86 
17.40 

102.00 

136.00 
87.00 
10.44 
50.26 
87.00 
10.26 

102.50 
71.34 
1.20 
10.00 
37.00 

232:20 

344.00 
27.00 

172.00 
81.00 

120.00 
26.38 

373.60 
10.44 
17.40 

307.60 


87.00 


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12       COVTISGEHT  EXFEHK8   OF   THE  TBSASUBT   DEPASTMSHT. 
StaifWieni  of  eontmgaU  erpen$e$,  Tnaawji . 


Hot.  21 
Dw.    7 


mi. 
Is.    e 


n 

21 
20 

ao 

F«l>.  10 
Mar,    4 


10 
17 
38 
Apr.  7 
10 


^ 


11 


13 

33 

U%J     0 


9 
27 

IttM    7 

15 
17 

ao 

1910. 

July    8 

20 

Aug.    8 

13 

20 

Sept.   0 

Oot.     8 

Nov.  28 

1911. 
Jan.     0 

11 
Feb.    1 

36 
Mar.  24 
Apr.    8 

22 
May    0 

12 
June    5 

17 

27 

30 

19ia 

JuQ«  ao 
July  ai 


Allt.  31 
8epl.  30 
Oot  31 


fTATiovKBT— ^onUooed. 


J.  F,  NawrMb. 
do 


,do. 
.do. 
.do. 


864 

I  500  pounds  twine. 
180 spools  tape... 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
,&o, 
.do. 
.do. 
Ao. 
.do,, 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Neldioh  Process  Co. 

....do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
do., 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


N(^\v  Rnsland  Envelope  Co. 

do 

,  ..do 

...do 

...do 

do 

.  -.do 

.do 


.do. 
.do, 
.do. 


3  poonds  twine 

1,008  spools  tape 

300  poimds  twme..., 

10  spools  tape 

48Q>oolstape 

IfOUri  poimoii  I  wine. , 
1,000  pounds  twine. 
400  pounds  twine.... 
150  pounds  twine..., 
300  pounds  twine..., 
400  pounds  twine..., 

36  spools  tape , 

864  pounds  twine. . . , 
1,000  pounds  twine.. 
100  pounds  twine.... 
100  pounds  twine.... 
1 ,500  pounds  twine. . 
100  pounds  twine.... 
320  pounds  twine. .. 
2,000  pounds  twine. . 
100  pounds  twine..., 
20  pounds  twine. . . . . 
385  pounds  twine..., 

1,000  spools  tape 

1,100  pounds  twine. . 
1,630  pounds  twine. . 
500  pounds  twine.... 

.30  spools  tape 

120  spools  tape 

100  pounds  twine.. 


51  pounds  twine.... 
7,407  pounds  twine. 


1,200  spools  tape... 
200  pounds  twine.. 
600  pounds  twine.. 
120  spools  tape. 


2,004  spools  tape... 
500  pounds  twine.. 


15,500  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
7,500  sheets  carbon  paper. . . 
10,000  sheets  carbon  paper.. 
21 ,400  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
5,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . . 
10,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
5,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . . 
10.000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 


2,600  sheets  carbon  paper. . . 
15,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
25,000  sheets  carbon  paper.. 

500  sheets  carbon  paper 

10,000  sheets  carbon  paper.. 
25,000  sheets  carbon  paper.. 

500  sheets  carbon  paper 

lO,noo  sheets  carbon  paper.. 
2,000  sheets  carbon  paper.. . 
15,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
46,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
30,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 
600  sheets  carbon  paper. . . . . 


1  M 

16; 


M  envelopes. . 

M  envelopes.. 

envelopes 

Menvdopes 

M  envelopes. . 

envelopes  ... 

M  envelopes. . 

Mcnvelopes.. 

Mcnvfiopes.. 

M  envelopes.. 

Meavelop«.. 


2ZI» 
17.40 

2&I0 


L3S 
146.16 

61.60 
l&OO 
&« 
206.24 
215.00 
68.80 
40.  SO 
60. 00 
68.80 
6.23 
233.38 
2».50 
17.20 
20.00 
350.17 
20.60 
85.30 
344.00 
20.00 
3.44 
102.60 
146.00 
283.00 
301.45 
13&00 
64.00 
17.40 
37.00 
30.91 
1,673.81 
174.00 
4a  00 
86.00 
17.40 
209188 
205.00 


71.30 
30.00 
34.00 
79.60 
9&75 
34.00 
18.50 
34.00 


16l75 
64.00 
91.00 
17.30 
34.00 
91.00 
17.30 
34.00 
6u80 
51.00 
162.00 
108.00 
17.30 


480.32 

.96 

22151 

1,115.48 

1,018.43 

5I4.87 

239.55 

281.15 

211.61 

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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPARTMENT.       13 
StaUmeni  ofccmtingent  experueM,  Treaswry  Department — Continued. 


PatiL 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


1910 
Nov.  » 

Dec  31 

1911 
Jan.   31 

Feb.  28 

Mar.  31 

.\pr.  30 

May  31 

June  30 


1910. 
Oct     4 
Not.    7 

1911. 
Jao.  12 
Apr.  7 
10 
11 
12 
14 


1910. 
June    4 
jQlj     8 
Aug.  24 

1911. 
Jao.   10 

1910. 

Jane  14 

JxAj    8 

12 

Aar    9 

ao 

Oct     4 

Nov.  12 

1911. 
Jan.   23 
Feb.    3 
Apr.    6 

14 
May     4 

27 

19ia 

^^  J 
20 

June    4 

23 

30 

Sept.   8 

Aug.  20 

N«v.  23 

19U. 
May  12 

1910. 
July  21 
Aug.  31 
^» 
Nov.  10 

19U. 
Feb.    2 

SB 


STATIONEBT— continued. 


New  Englaad  Envelope  Co. , 

do 

....do 

-.-.do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
-do., 
•do., 
.do., 
.do. 
-do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


E.  8.  Newman., 
....do 


-do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do- 
.do. 


Old  Dominion  Paper  Co 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co. 
do 


-do. 


Charles  E.  Perry  Co. 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

-...do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
do. 
.do. 


E.  II.  Pitcher 

...do 

...do 

....do 

...do 

....do 

Porter  Safety  Seal  Co. 
do 


.do.. 


The  Public  Printer. 

..-.do 

....do 


44.':|9  M  envelopes. , 
21£||  M  envelopes. . 
15l||M  envelopes.. 
37l|iM  envelopes.. 


375  M  envelopes... 
182|g  M  envelopes. 
368  M  envelopes... 

459^1  ^  ^v^^lop^- 
356  M  envelopes. . . 
1521}  M  envelopes. 


80|§  M  envelopes. 
134  Met     ' 


envelopes. 
340  M  envelopes.... 
13C|g  M  envelopes. . 
277} S  M  envelopes. , 
34»V^  M  envelopes. , 
12-l|g  M  envelopes. . 
381  ,"o  M  envelopes. , 


8  dozen  addlng-machlne  ribbons.. 
6  dozen  adding-machlne  ribbons.. 


1  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons 

9H  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons.. 

i  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons 

I  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons 

I  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons 

1\  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons... 
1  dozen  adding-machine  ribbons 


20  dozen  inkstands 

5  dozen  waste  baskets.. 
10  dozen  waste  baskets. 


25  dozen  waste  baskets. 


2,500  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 
150  rolls  adding-machine  paper . . . 
200  rolls  adding-machine  paper . . . 
3,500  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 
200  rolls  adding-machine  paper . . . 
100  rolls  adding-machine  paper.. . 
3,000  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 


1,000  rolls  adding-machine  paper . 
3,500  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 
500  rolls  adding-machine  paper . . . 
ISO  rolls  adding-machine  paper. . . 
3,000  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 
6,000  rolls  adding-machine  paper. 


50  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. , 
1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. . , 
60  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. , 
15  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. 
10  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. 

6  dozen  typewriter  pads , 

10,000  seals 

20,000  seals 


.do. 


40  dozen  adhesive  files.. 
25  dozen  adhesive  files, 
.do., 


.do.. 


..do. 
..do. 


10  dosen  adhesive  files.. 
25  dozeiLadhesive  fltes.. 


8507.28 
271.61 
213.17 
514.18 


4n.71 
251.51 
528.36 
605.00 
487.13 
182.26 
100.72 
178.05 
461.95 
157.15 
349.77 
467.66 
167. 19 
526.74 


61.50 
64.00 


7.50 
81.88 
1.50 
1.80 
4.95 
U.86 
9.00 


13.20 
27.50 
56.00 


187.60 


151.35 
7.82 
14.43 
202.44 
14.43 
3.76 
156.  S7 


72.13 
175. 13 

26.06 

7.82 

156.38 

332.76 


167.50 
3.36 
167.50 
50.26 
33.50 
6.00 
100.00 
200.00 


200.00 


220.00 
118.75 
118.75 
118.76 


67.50 
118.56 


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14       CONTINGBirr   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASUKY   DEPARTMENT. 
StaUment  of  ecmtinffent  expefua,  Treatury  Department — Contintied. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoont 


1911. 
Apr.  15 

May    1 

Mar.  25 

1910. 
Aug.  15 

1911. 
Jan.     9 
Apr.  12 

1910. 

Aug.  11 

Oct.   11 

12 

Dec.  12 

1911. 
Feb.  10 
Apr.  11 
17 

1910. 
June  11 

17 
July     7 

13 
Aug.  11 

16 

30 
Oct   11 

21 
Nov.    1 

Dec  17 
19 
22 

1911. 
Jan.     6 
Feb.    9 


Mar 

^] 

Xont    • 

191  . 
Oct    I 

18 
Nov.  1? 
July  13 
8ept  15 

26 
Oct    13 

20 

26 
Nov.    5 

25 
Dec.     8 

17 

1911. 
Jan.   36 

Feb.  1 
8 

Mar.  31 

Apr.  5 
\4 

May  26 

i9ia 
May    9 


RAnoNXBT— oontlnned. 


The  Public  Printer. 

do 

do 

8.  C.  Raab 


The  Reality  Rubber  Co.. 


.do. 
.do. 


Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

do 

do 

.....do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Charles  F.  Rockwell. 

....do 

do 

do 

....do 

do 

....do '. 

do 

....do 

....do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 


.do  . 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co. 

do 

do 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt.... 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

...do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 


10  doien  adhesive  files.. 
I  dosen  adhesive  flies... 
25  dosen  adhesive  fUes.. 
5  gross  cork  stoppera. . . 


15  gross  finger  cots.. 


10  gross  finger  cots.. 
do 


1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. 
^  dosen  typewriter  ribbons. 

do 

-..-do 


1  dosen  tjrpewriter  ribbons. . 
.do.. 


^  dosen  typewriter  ribbons. . 


60  gross  steel  pens 

450  gross  steel  pens ... , 
25  dosen  steel  erasers. 
1,400  gross  steel  pens. . 
50  dosen  steel  erasers. 
350  gross  steel  pens .. . 
400  gross  steel  pens .. . 
200  gross  steel  pens. . . 
500  gross  steel  pens. . . 
25  dosen  steel  erasers. 
300  gross  steel  pens. . . 
800  gross  steel  pens .. . 
100  gross  steel  pens .. . 
.....do 


50  dozen  steel  erasers . . 

.roo  gross  steel  pens 

50  dozen  steel  erasers. . 

100  gross  steel  pens 

1,300  gross  steel  pens. . 

100  gross  steel  pens 

100  dozen  steel  erasers. 

do 

200  gross  steel  pens 

100  gross  steel  pens 

100  dozen  steel  erasers. 
500  gross  steel  pens 


1  dozen  brushes 

10  kegs  nails 

2  dozen  brushes 

109  gross  binders 

20  rolls  tracing  cloth.. 

208  gross  binders 

18  gross  binders 

21  gross  binders 

Refilling  hektograph . 

3  gross  binders 

3.300  fiber  boards 

Refilling  hektograph . 
36  mafllng  tubes 


60  mailing  tubes... 

do 

210}  gross  binders. 
50  mailing  tubes... 
25  mailing  tubes.  WW 

i  gross  binders 

100 gross  binders... 
50 mailing  tubes... 


fihea  Smith  A  Co 806 


I  copying  paper. 


S67.50 
3.00 

118.75 
1.30 


25.00 
25.00 


J.48 
.87 
.87 
.87 


3.48 
1.74 


12.30 

120.  Ih 
17.50 

:»4.00 
95.00 
n.75 

120.00 
41.00 

102.50 
47.50 
90.00 

164.00 
20.50 
24.00 


96.00 
123.25 
95.00 
24.00 
289.00 
20.50 
190.00 
190.00 
60.00 
20.50 
190.00 
112.00 


31.46 

5.88 

421.32 

130.00 

796.64 

76.00 

88.20 

10.00 

15.20 

84.15 

1.3S 

.55 


.61 
798.12 

.51 

.38 

1.28 

56.00 

.85 


73.91 


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CONTIKGBNT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPARTMENT.       15 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name; 


Item. 


Amount. 


191L 
Apr.  18 
26 
lao.   10 

1910. 
June  16 

24 
July  1 
Not.  25 

29 
Dec  16 

1911. 

Jan.    5 

24 

27 

Feb.  13 

37 

Mar.  29 

May  19 

June  22 

1910. 
July  26 
Not.  ao 

UU. 
Mar.  22 

19ia 
July  14 

18 
Aoc    6 

11 

24 
Sept  13 

28 
Not.    3 

11 
Dee.  19 

1911. 
Jen.   13 

27 

28 
Feb.  21 

28 
Mar.  18 
Apr.    7 

11 
MV    4 

13 

17 
June  24 

27 

1910. 

jBly    8 

Sept  37 

Oct     8 

37 

mt 

Feb.    4 
Mar.  14 

Aft.  24 


Sept   9 

18IL 
liB.   34 

ma 

lone  14 
July  25 
Ang.    1 

3D 

22 
Beptia 

u 


RATioNBBT— continued. 


Sbea  Smiths  Co  .... 

....do 

Shoemaker  &  Busch. 


300  reams  copying  paper.. 
28  reams  copving  paper... 
0  doaen  brushes 


John  F.  Siebert.. 

....do 

-...do 

....do 

.-..do 

..-.do 


Repairing  fountain  pen 

1  fountain  pen  and  repairs. 
Repairing  fountain  pen.... 

do 

-...do 

do 


.do- 
.do.. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do- 


.do.. 


1  fountain  uen 

Repairing  fountain  pen.. 

do 

do 

do 

1  fountain  pen 

Repairing  fountain  pen. . 


Charles  C.  Smith. 
....do 


800  metal  signals. 
250  metal  signals. 


.do. 


81  metal  signals. 


The  Smith- l*remier  Typewriter  Co. 

do 

.--.do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

do 


.do., 
.do. 


1  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . , 
50  doaen  typewriter  ribbons.. 

2  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . , 
fiO  doaen  typewriter  ribbons.. 
30  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . 
32  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . 
50  doaen  typewriter  ribbons.. 

do , 

15  doaen  typewriter  ribbons., 
2  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 


-do., 
-do., 
-do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 


.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


80  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 
10  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 
2  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . , 
10  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 
20  doaen  typewriter  ribbons... 
45  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 

*  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . , 
doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . , 
4  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. . . , 

do 

do 

100  doaen  typewriter  ribbons. , 
do , 


Snelling&Son. 

do 

....do 

....do 


4  doaen  adding  machine  ribbons . . 
i  doaen  adding  machine  ribbons . . 
^  doaen  adding  machine  ribbons. 
1  doaen  adding  machine  ribbons. . 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do. 


I  doaen  adding  machine  ribbons. 
do 


The  Stockett-Fiske  Co. . 
H.  M.  Storms  Co 


1  twine  holder 

1,000  sheets  carbon  paper. . 


Ciaa.  O.  Stott  A  Co. 

....do 

....do 

..-do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

.....do. 


6  doaen  copying  brushes . . 

2  doaen  scratch  blocks 

15  doaen  copying  brushes. 

10  pencil  shaipenerB 

1  set  hikstands 

500  boxes  clips. 

1,000  pounds  sealing  wax. . 
I  gross  pencils. 


173.00 
10.06 
2.34 


1.00 
3.15 
.60 
.25 
.85 
1.50 


.76 
2.50 

.25 

.25 
1.00 

.60 
2L50 

.75 


6.40 
4.50 


Z84 


2.88 
119.00 
4.76 
142.80 
71.40 
76.16 
119.00 
119.00 
35.70 
4.76 


190.40 

23.80 

4.76 

23.80 

47.60 

107.10 

.99 

35.70 

9.52 

9.52 

9.52 

238.00 

238.00 


9.20 

1.10 

.18 

2.20 


2.20 
.58 
.58 


LIO 


9.84 

1.40 
24.60 
18.40 

1.10 
13.50 
178.00 

LOS 


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16     oovrnrGBHT  expenses  of  the  xileasuby  depabtmbnt. 

StaUwient  af  amUngaU  expaua,  TVeofttry  Department — Continued. 


v^ 

MfllML 

Itam. 

Amoont 

ma 

tal.8 

9C4.iKnRKT— eontliniBd. 
C^  O.  BtoCt  A  Co 

9<Vfafq  inv««lk 

318.00 

do 

1  tflttaiknundn                

LIO 

CM.     3 

lOdoamdins 

1.40 

12 

1  fftinkvtafKh 

1.10 

19 

do 

do 

aop  Yft^-wm  rif  ns 

&10 

«^dMfiiiHim 

3.50 

ll*r.    1 

do 

do 

do 

f  <Wf»ink;f^||     , 

45. 00 

2 

9rM«Htis^«r^M!r 

1.20 

3 

.63 

Dm:    i 

do 

.40 

« 

do 

MO  noumls  wax 

S9.00 

9 

do 

SOOlwxfls dips^.^.x.^...........  .V.  ... 

&10 

12 

do 

IGO 

20 

do 

am hoTfff clips    ..  .  ^ 

8.10 

30 

_    .do 

fiOO boxes rlim      . 

13.50 

do 

.30 

itlL 
IML      9 

do 

1&40 

It 

...    .do 

?  ifmfn  Bf ■irw 

1.36 

39 

do 

4docen  inkwelb 

36.00 

3S 

do 

5.40 

Feb.    1 

do 

SOdoMocUps.  .       ..........  . 

7.00 

2 

do 

ItfiOOpmiiMfi  w*x 

267.09 

17 

..      .do 

1  j^m da^m  p^mr<l9 

336.00 

do 

fiOO  d<w^n  mJnrJU 

18a  00 

21 

..    .do 

5  noss  leads. 

15.00 

Urn.    2 

do 

do 

500  boxes  clips 

13.50 

17 

.do r..4 

U.SO 

do 

100  doam  cliM 

14.00 

Asr.  19 

....do 

06.00 

21 

do 

f  ,000  ponxKlff  wax 

178.00 

do 

1  box  irtaplm 

.85 

22 

do 

27.00 

"^  J 

,..,,do 

Sgrossleads..! 

15.00 

do 

1  irosB  poocils 

3.00 

do 

lOdoaen  inkweDs 

00.00 

9 

do 

20  penetl  sharpeners 

36.80 

19 

....do 

44  cms  toads'          

13.50 

27 

do 

26  3oaen  ooprbDig  brashes.... 

32.80 

/dim  16 

....do 

i»000  boxes  ftlipsT .....x 

27.00 

Wm  flnfihtlng  A  Pofw 

230p«c^inir<^Mnff. 

163.96 

W.  L.  Swftyu. 

4pmindsinl»eogr«ph  inW.......  ^ 

&10 

do 

\  ream  stencil  p^mt 

7.88 

do 

I  ream  stenci]  pi^er. ' 

15.75 

.    .do 

10  paper  fastfninc  machines. ... 

618O 

30 

do 

i  rnun  stfin'HI  p«per 

31.50 

.    .do 

lOpo^inds  mlTneograph  int^ ^ 

l&OO 

27 

do 

50  sheets  perforating  silk 

25.00 

..do 

10  pounds  miinet^raph  ink.. . ..... 

20.25 

do 

Mimeograph  vamSsh'. \.V.\ 

14.40 

JOM    3 

.do 

18.00 

4 

do 

1,000  sheets'oillxMtfd 

6l70 

11 

.do 

100  mipscnpyliuc  paper........... 

42.50 

28 

do 

2  gross  pencijs 

&72 

..do 

1  mimfognipb  d|*phrngm  ,^. 

.50 

do 

1  000 sfaee^oil  board.. 

&30 

do 

&10 

30 

....do 

.55 

Julf     7 

do 

35  doaen  inkstands 

46.90 

rlo 

25  dosen  q>onge  cups. 

laos 

do 

1,500  sheets  oil  board 

8.65 

....do 

160  doten  copying  cloths 

33.50 

§ 

do 

65  doaen  cnsti  ion  pins 

4000 

11 

....do 

300  boxes  clips...' "" 

ia20 

do 

ISdosen  oopyine  cfotki 

ia2s 

30 

do 

3  doien  desk' pa& 

7.50 

.      do 

2  dosen  typewriter  ribbons 

0.00 

'» 

do 

3  doten  Inxstends 

4.36 

Aiy,    1 

..,<|o 

72  Yamlsb  bnistii^.. . ....--,....,, 

18.00 

do 

SO  sheets  peribratlng  silk 

2&03 

3 

do 

1^  ponnds  mlmAOfrnLph  Ink ^ 

22.05 

do 

2 reams  stencil  pap^r .....^^  x 

63.00 

rlo 

12  bottkw  nilTnM[?igTAph  varnish .  ^ 

7.20 

do 

100  doten  copying  o^ths 

33.50 

0 

4lO 

10  doien  typewriter  ribbons I"I1* 

45i00 

,.  ,i\u 

2  botttA;^  <r>iintAin.nAn  ink^ X. 

.30 

13 

do 

10  doien  desk  baslrats ..V.". 

1&8D 

13 

do 

200  boxes  dips 

&80 

do 

1.000  sheets  on  board 

5.30 

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00NriNO£NX   EXP£NS£S   Ot   THE   TttEASUttY   D£t>AfitMENT.       17 
Slaiement  oj  contmgent  expemeit  Treaswy  DepatlmeHl — Continued. 


'910 


STATIOM  ER  Y— oontiDaed. 


4or-  Jf^ 

V .  L.  Swayce 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

24 
36 

do 

do 

Sept    9 
16 

do 

do 

19 

do 

do 

0  . 

do 

do 

do 

do 

5 

do 

6 

do 

do 

14 

do 

do 

,    19 
28 

do 

do 

do 

Nov.    1 
2 

•» 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

4 

do 

10 

do 

do 

do 

do 

12 

do 

15 

do 

do 

16 

do 

do 

Dk.     3 

do 

7 

do 

do 

do 

9 

do 

do 

12 

do 

13 

do 

28 

do 

ao 

do 

1911. 

in.    4 

do 

6 

do 

7 

do 

10 

do 

do 

11 

do 

13 
14 

do 

do 

18 

do 

10 

do 

do 

do 

20 
23 
26 

27 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

2 
C 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

poonds  mixneogtaph  lok. 


'25doseii  inkstaods. ......••• 

25  doaen  sponge  cups I. 

fi5  docen  pyramid  pins 

1 /no  sheets  oU  board 

50  dosen  copying  cloths 

5  calendar  pads 

1  calendar  stand  and  pad 

2  pounds  mimeograph  ink 

1  doaan  penholders 

1  calendar  stand 

i  down  bottles  fountain-pen  ink 

*•  dosen  envelope  openers 

J  perforators 

i2S  dosen  stenographers'  notebooks.. 
I'artefor  pencU  sharpener 


1^  ream  sumdl  papor. 


200  boxes  clips. 

5  dosen  desk  i  ads 

2  dozen  perforators 

2,000  sheets  oU  board 

2  dosen  mimeograph  pads./.... 
2  pounds  mimeognph  ink 

1  pound  mimeograph  ink 

2  quires  standi  paper 

3  dosen  hand  blotters 

150  calendar  pads 

18  calendar  stands  and  pads. .. . 

i  ream  standi  paper 

SO  boxes  paper  fasteners 

10  pounds  mimeograph  ink 

15  Dottles  mimeograph  varnish. 

50  sheets  perforating  silk 

50  dosen  copying  cloths 

50  dosen  pjrramid  pins 

12  dosen  typewriter  ribbons. . . . 


\  ream  stimdl  paper. , 


tubes  mimeograph  ink 

5  typewriter  ribbons 

4  ream  stencil  paper , 

1  pound  mimeograph  ink , 

6  paper-fastening  machines , 

50  boxes  paper  flEisteners , 

12  paper-fastening  machines 

100  dosen  stenographers'  notebooks.., 

2  pounds  mimeograph  ink , 

2  calendar  pads , 

4  pounds  mimeograph  ink , 


50  calendar  pads 

6  dosen  inkstands 

100  dosen  copying  cloths 

50  dosen  stenographers'  notebooks.. 

12  pounds  mimeograph  ink 

15  dosen  sponge  cups 

1  dosen  mimeograpti  pads 

SO  sheets  perforating  silk 

10  dosen  sponge  cups. . 


I  dosen  t^ewriter  ribbons. 


6  dosen  clips 

2  sets  ink  eradicator , 

6  bottles  fountain-pen  ink . . 

50  calendar  pads 

500  boxes  dips , 

1  bektograph  ribbon , 

\  ream  standi  paper , 

5  sheets  perforating  silk 

5  tubes  mimeograph  ink 

25  dosen  pyramid  pins 

2  pounds  mimeograph  ink . . 

1  ream  stencil  paper , 

10  dosen  dips 

12  calendar  stands 

12  pounds  mimeograph  ink.. 

6  dosen  arm  rests , 

i  ream  stendl  paper 

3  pounds  mimeograph  ink.,. 


910. » 
.43 
34.70 
10.63 
40.09 

&ao 

16.76 

.26 

1.90 

4.05 

1.75 

.21 

.72 

3.70 

1.18 

5&00 

.60 

3.00 

1.35 

l&OO 

3.15 

1.80 

6w80 

12.50 

26.64 

10.00 

1.50 

4.05 

2.03 

3.15 

7.74 

15.50 

3.87 

7.88 

7.63 

20.25 

0.00 

25.00 

16w75 

30.32 

54.00 

11.25 

1.62 

1.87 

6w30 

^03 

11.40 

7.63 

7.86 

44.00 

3.60 

ZOO 

7.65 

2.63 

8.52 

33.50 

22.00 

16w20 

6.38 

.75 

25.00 

4.25 

2.25 

1.72 

.10 

.72 

Z63 

17.00 

.75 

9.00 

2.75 

4.05 

15.46 

3.60 

31.50 

1.08 

XB2 

21.60 

18.30 

7.88 

0.08 


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18       GONTINQBNT  EXPENSES   OF  THE   TEEASUBY   DEPABTMENT. 
StaUmerU  of  contingent  ezpenietf  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


1911. 
Feb.    8 


ICar. 


Apr. 


May 


Jmie  3 
5 
6 


9TATIONBBY— oontlnoed. 


W.  L.  Swayie. 
....do......... 

....do 

do 


..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do. 
..do., 
..do-. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do.. 
..do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 
..do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
do.. 


1.  Thomas  Co. 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 


1  ream  ftendl  paper 

3  poands  mimeograph  ink 

A  ream  stendl  paper 

fiO  dozen  inkstands 

2fi0  dozen  copying  cloths 

1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

6  sets  ink  eradicator 

25  dozen  sponge  cups 

ti  sheets  perforating  silk 

125  dozen  pyramid  pins 

100  sheets  perforating  silk 

2  reams  stencil  paper 

1  tube  mimeograph  ink 

6  bottles  fountain-pen  ink 

1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

4  dozen  eyelet  punches 

4  l)ottles  waterproof  ink 

100  dozen  pyramid  pins 

2,500  sheets  oil  board 

1  dozen  mucilage  stands 

1  dozen  penholder  shields 

25  paper  fastening  mactiines. . . 

2  dozen  desk  pads 

3  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

12  bottles  foimtain  pen  ink. . . . 

1  ream  stencil  paper 

1  dozen  mimeograph  doths. .. . 

1  pound  mimeograph  ink 

6  dozen  copying  dotiis 

24  sheets  pejorating  silk 

i  ream  stencil  paper 

3  tubes  mimeograph  ink 

12  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 
JL  ream  stencil  paper 

2  pounds  mimeograph  ink 

1  box  paper  fasteners 

2  paper  fastener  machines , 

120  varnish  brushes 

100  dozen  copying  doths 

1  pound  mixneograph  ink 

1  ink  brush 

3  dozen  mimeograph  pads 

50  dozen  pyramid  pins 

50  dozen  sponge  cups 

60  sheets  perforating  silk 

25  bottles  mimeograph  varnish 

2  dozen  copying  dooks 

50  boxes  paper  fasteners 

50  dozen  Inkstands 

25  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 

1  mimeograph  diaptiraon 

25  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

1  dozen  tvpewriter  ribbons 

1  tube  mimeograph  ink 

1  paper  perforator 

85  dozen  inkstands 

75  dozen  sponge  cups 

125  dozen  pyramid  pins 

1,000  sheets  oil  board 

200  dozen  copying  doths , 

24  pounds  mimeograph  ink. . . . 

25  paper  fastening  machines 

100  l>oxes  paper  fasteners , 

1  dozen  desk  pads 

12  bottles  waterproof  ink , 

10  dozen  paper  clamps 

17  dozen  envelope  openers , 

3  dozen  envelope  opcnerH , 

2  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

1  dozen  mimeograph  pads 

6  dozen  hand  blotters 

25  paper  fastening  machines 

6  reams  paper 

100  dozen  small  mucilage 

25  bottles  mucilage , 

25  dozen  8-ounce  paste 

50  dozen  8-ounce  paste 

50  dozen  quarts  roudlage 

100  dozen  amad  mucilage 

50  dozen  SKnmoe  paste 


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COKTINGBNT  BXPEKSES   OF   THE  TBEASUBY  DEPABTMENT.      19 
StaUment  of  contingent  expenus,  Treaaury  Department — Contiiiued. 


Data 


Name. 


IteooL 


ma 

Sept  9 


Oct   18 
Nov.  15 

1911 
Mtf.  17 

Apr.  22 
May    2 

June    3 
8 

Ifi 


mo 

June    0 

Joly    7 

8 

9 

13 

Aug.    1 

9 

2D 

24 

» 

Sept   9 

0«L     3 

18 

30 

28 

Nov  21 

mt 

Ian.  13 
14 
18 

feb.  9 
3D 

Mar.  11 
17 

May  6 
17 
27 

1910 
Aug.    2 

Sept    6 

8 

Dee.  15 

24 

38 

mt 

teL  13 
17 
26 


Pab     1 
U 


17 

Apr.  IS 

May  18 

ma 

Joly  23 
Ite    13 

mL 

Apr.  H 


BTATioNBBT— oonUnued. 


L.  H.  Tbomas  Go . 

....do 

....do 

....do 

-...do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


D.  A.  Tower. 

....do 

-.-.do 

.-..do 

....do 

....do 

.-..do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


.do., 
.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Typewriter  &  OflBoe  Supply  Co. . 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 
.do,, 


John  Underwood  A  Co. 
....do 


45  dosen  quarts  mncOaga.. 
10  doien  small  mucUags. . . 
6  dozen  quarts  mucQage. . . 
50  dozen  quarts  mucilage. . 
50  dozen  ^unoe  paste. . . . 


300  dozen  small  muoQage. . 
50  dozen  8-ounoe  paste. . . . 
do 

2  gross  mucilage  brushes. . 
50  dozen  quarts  mucilage. . 
100  dozen  small  mucilage. . 
100  dozen  8-ounce  paste . . . 
60  dozen  small  mucilage. . . 
25  dozen  quarts  mucilage. . 

6  dozen  8-ounoe  paste 

100  dozen  8-ounce  paste . . . 


2,000  envelopes 

500  boxes  paper  fasteners. 

600  pounds  pins 

36  boxes  paper  fasteners. . 

25  pounds  pins 

48  boxes  paper  fiasteners. . 
600  boxes  paper  fasteners. 
20  boxes  paper  fasteners. . 
60  boxes  paper  fasteners. . 

600  poimos  pins 

100  pounds  pins 

600  boxes  paper  fasteners. , 
20  boxes  paper  fasteners. . 

325  pounds  pins 

150  boxes  paper  fasteners. , 
300  boxes  paper  fasteners. 

— do , 


150  boxes  paper  fasteners. . . 

250  envelopes 

400  boxes  paper  fasteners. . . 

050  pounds  pins 

500  boxes  paper  fasteners. . . 
1,000  boxes  paper  fasteners. 
2,000  boxes  paper  fasteners. 

10  boxes  paper  fasteners 

2,020  envelopes 

1,100  pounds  pins 


4  pounds  neostyle  ink , 

2  bottles  neostyle  paste , 

1  quire  neostyfe  stencil  paper.., 

2  pounds  neostyle  ink , 

do , 

....do 

2  quires  neostyle  stencil  paper. , 
2  pounds  neostyle  ink , 


3  pounds  neostvle  ink 

3  dozen  neostyle  pads .,. 

1  dozen  neostyle  cloths 

2  pounds  neostyle  ink 

1  quire  neostyle  stencil  paper... 
6  qolres  neostyle  stendlpaper. . 

1  pound  neostyle  Ink 

2  quires  neostyle  stencil  paper. . 

1  pound  neostyle  ink 

12  sheets  neostyle  silk 

2  sheets  neostyle  silk 

5  pounds  neostvle  ink 

1  dozen  neostyle  pads 


24  dosen  typewriter  ribbons.. 
1}  dozen  typewriter  ribbons.. 


.do. 


1  dosen  typewriter  ribbons. , 


8135.00 

4.00 

15.00 

150.00 

80.00 


80.00 

80.00 

80.00 

1.00 

150.00 
40.00 

160.00 
24.00 
75.00 
9.60 

160.00 


28.06 

24.10 
178.74 
5.04 
9.93 
2.67 

30.60 

4.90 

2.61 

180.40 

31.45 

34.95 
6.18 

86.99 
7.06 

10.95 

iao6 


7.06 
3.63 
23.85 
292.94 
26.75 
51.50 
105.30 
.61 
36.89 
331.01 


9.00 
1.20 
1.76 
4.00 
4.00 
4.00 
3.60 
4.60 


6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
4.00 
1.76 
8.75 
2.25 
3.60 
2.00 

aoo 

1.00 

laoo 

1.00 


11.25 
7.88 


4.60 


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20       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OP   THE  TREASUKT  DEPABTMBNT. 
Statement  </  contingent  expenaea,  Treaewry  Department — Gontinued. 


Date. 


NaoM. 


Item. 


1910. 
A«£.    1 
8^.16 

1011. 
Jan.    19 

1910. 
May  31 
Jnne  30 
July  31 
Aug.  31 
Sept.  30 
Oct.  31 
Nov.  30 
Deo.  31 

1011. 
Jan.  31 
Feb.  28 
Ifar.  31 
Apr.  30 
llay  31 
June  30 


1910. 
June  30 
July  31 
Aug.  31 
Sept.  30 
Oct.  31 
Not.  30 
Dee.  31 

1911. 
Jan.  31 
Feb.  28 
Mar.  31 
Apr.  30 
Ifoy  31 
lone  30 


Mar.  11 
Jime  27 

1910. 
May     A 

7 
18 

June    3 
July  12 


Aug.    1 
20 

Sept.    1 


Oet     8 
Hot.    9 


191L 
Mar.  17 
Apr     4 

22 


STATiOOTBRr— continned. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Go. 
do 


.do. 


Union  Envelc^ Co.. 
do 

do 

do 

do 


-do. 
.do. 
.do. 


..do. 
..do., 
..do.. 
..do. 
..do. 
.,do. 
..do., 


United  States  Envelope  Co. 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


The  United  States  Paper  Goods  Co. 

....do rr. 


Universal  Supply  Co. 

do 

....do....: 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

do 

....do 

.....do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


1  dosen  typewriter  ribbons  . 
do 


..do. 


181j|M  envelopes., 
35^  M envelopes.... 
35|jM  envelopes... 
lG2|gM  envelopes.. 
205|gM  envelopes., 
97JSM  envelopes... 
55lj|M  envelopes.., 
41)  M  envelopes 


63}S  M  envelopes. . , 
184$  M  envelopes. . , 

2H|  M  envelopes 

92|gM  envelopes.. 
76||  M envelopes... 
142A  M  envelopes. 
64jgM  envelopes.. 


380i  M  envelopes. . 
48G^g  M  envelopes. 
hlA\\  M  envelopes. 
94(Vff  M  envelopes. 
102^  M  envelopes. , 
384|g  M  envelopes. , 
81^1  M  envelopes. . 


39r)||  M  envelopes. . 
^j3  M  envelopes . . . 
487^11  M  envelopes.. 
416|S  M  envelopes.. 
a04AM  envelopes.. 
Zl^\  M  envelopes. . 
600} J  M  envelopes. . 

38  M  envelopes 

11 .000  envelopes. . . . 
3,000  envelopes 


6  dozen  board  clips 

10  dosen  adhesive  files 

15  copying  baths 

6  dosen  board  clips 

10  doien  adhesive  files 

....do 

25  dozen  pints  red  ink 

25  dozen  quarts  black  ink. 
25  dozen  pints  black  ink. . 
50  dozen  quarts  black  ink. 
50  dozen  pints  black  ink... 
15  commercial  files 

24  commercial  files 

50  dozen  4-ounoe  red  ink. . . 
10  dozen  pints  red  ink 

7  dozen  quarts  black  ink. . 

3  dozen  pints  black  ink 

20  dozen  pints  red  ink. 

30  dozen  quarts  black  ink. 

5  dozen  pints  red  ink 

6  dozen  quarts  black  ink . . 
50  dozen  quarts  black  ink. 
50  dozen  pints  black  ink. .. 

25  dozen  pints  red  ink 

50  dozen  quarts  black  IxUc. 
50  dozen  pints  black  Ink. . 


24  commercial  files 

25  dozen  pints  red  ink. 

I  dozen  pints  red  ink 

100  dozen  quarts  black  ink. 

26  dozen  pints  red  ink. 


$4.50 
4.  SO 


4.W 


1,203.68 
134.63 
218.47 
780.70 

1.291.73 
139.42 
161.97 
11&03 


168.96 
61.47 
170.61 
160.48 
281.46 
479.12 
419.18 


736.11 
957.71 
1.285.71 
1.474.36 
225.82 
752.61 
565.52 


921.51 

462.26 

1.132.17 

915.24 

1,065.00 

629.84 

967.24 

30.28 

7.48 

2.82 


8.70 
47.70 
41.25 

a70 
47.70 
47.70 
44.98 
59.96 
37.48 
119.95 
74.95 

1.86 

2.98 
l&OO 
17.99 
16.79 

4.50 
36.98 
n.97 

9.00 
14.39 
119.95 
74  95 
44.97 
119.95 
74.95 


2.96 

44.96 

1.06 

239. 9S 

44.08 


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OOKTINGENT    EXPENSES    OF    THE    TREASURY    DEPARTMENT.      21 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


DAte. 


Nome. 


Item. 


Amount. 


1911. 
JmM  15 


1910. 
Apr.  28 
May   19 
Jane  15 
Ang.    3 

Sept.  15 
Oct.  8 
Dee.     6 

1911. 
Jan.    19 

34 

27 
Mtf.  17 
Apr.  21 

22 
Jane  10 

17 

1910. 
Jnly   U 

1911. 
Jme    2 

1910. 
Oct.    27 


8TATIONEBT— continued. 


Universal  Bnpply  Co. , 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


6  doaen  4-ouBoe  red  ink. . . . 

30  dosen  pints  red  ink 

60  dozen  quarts  black  ink. . 
00  doien  pints  black  ink. . . 
35  dosen  2-ounoe  black  ink. 


Valley  Paper  Co. 
do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


100  reams  typewriter  paper.. 
300  reams  typewriter  paper.. 
250  reams  typewriter  paper.. 
300  reams  typewriter  paper.. 

5,000  sheets  wove  paper 

103  reams  paper 

300  reams  typewriter  paper.. 
125  reams  typewriter  paper.. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


J.  H.  WeU  &  Co.. 


45911  reams  typewriter  paper.. 

202  reams  paper 

50  reams  typewriter  paper 

25  reams  tyiMwriter  paper 

203}  reams  paper 

250  reams  typewriter  paper 

50  reams  typewriter  paper 

201  reams  typewriter  paper 

150  reams  typewriter  paper.. . . 


2  doxen  pencils., 


.do. 


6  dosen  pencils.. 


Not. 
Dee. 


Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 
....do 


.do. 


1  roller  for  oop]ing  machine,  and  adjust- 

2  rolnrs  for  copying  machine,  and  adjust- 

ing. 
5  sets  guide  cards 


1911. 
June    9 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 


10  sets  guide  cards. 
9  sets  guide  cards.. 

00  sets  guide  cards. 
24  sets  guide  cards. 
1,000  guide  cards... 
500  gmde  cards 

1  set  guide  cards... 


92.16 
63.07 
143.94 
89.94 
8.40 


220.00 
n7.50 
550.00 
660.00 
9.25 
144.20 
660.00 
275.00 


1,011.56 
282.80 
110.00 
72.00 
304.90 
584.00 
110.00 
578.88 
880.00 

1.80 


8.90 

2.75 
6.00 
8.16 


6.90 
2.00 
21.30 
16.80 
4.60 
2.00 
3.» 


Total  vouchers  paid. 
Amount  vouchers  unpaid. 
Unexpended 


135,086.52 

102.00 

2,586.22 


138,674.74 


Appropriation , 

Deficiency  appropriation. , 
Reimbursements , 


45,000.00 
16,327.73 
n,  347. 03 


138,674.74 


1910. 


Bcpt.  26 
<>et.   u 


VBBIOHT,  TBLIGRAMS,  XTC. 

(For  freight,  expressaee,  telegraph,  and 
telephone  servloe—LegislatTve  act  ap- 
proved June  17, 1910.) 

Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co 

&  Potomac  Telephone  Co . . , 
Geo.  w.  Knox  Express  Co , 

Walter  Boyd 

Adams  Express  Co , 

Merebants' Transfer  &  Storage  Co 

do. , 


Hauling  United  States  Internal-revenue 
stamps  from  Treasury  Building  to 
post  office,  Washington,  D.  C,  during 
fiscal  vear  1911. 

For  rental  yearly  telephone  service 

Moving  iron  safe  from?rreasury  to  Union 
Building. 

Hauling  two  loads  of  money  from  Treas- 
ury Building  to  Bureau  of  Engraving 
and  Printhig  and  retumhig  currency 
trunks. 

1  box  rate  sheets,  New  York  to  Treasury 
Department. 

Freignt  on  1  desk  Irom  Boston,  Mass.,  to 
Washington,  D.  C,  for  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury. 

Drayage  on  above  desk , 


1,178.00 


3,863.74 
6.00 

6.00 


.65 

6.69 


6.00 


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20       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OP   THE  TREASURY   DEPARTMENT. 
SUiUment  t^amtmgent  etpenaes,  Tretuury  Deparlment-K^ntimxed, 


1910. 

8^16 

1911. 
Jan.   19 

1910. 
May  SI 
Jane  3D 
July  SI 
Aug.  SI 
Sept.  90 
Oct  SI 
Not.  90 
Deo.  31 

1911. 
Jan.  SI 
Feb.  28 
Mar.  31 
Apr.  90 
llay  31 
June  90 


1910. 
June  30 
July  31 
Aug.  31 
Sept.  90 
Oct  31 
Not.  90 
Dee.  31 

1911. 
Jul  31 
Feb.  28 
Mar.  31 
Apr.  90 
lUy  31 
lone  30 


Kar.  11 
7ime  27 

1910. 
May    4 

7 
18 

June    3 
Jnly  12 


Aug.    1 
20 

Sept    1 
6 

8 

9 


Oet     8 
Not.    9 


191L 
Mar.  17 
Apr     4 

22 
29 


NaoM. 


STATIONBRT— oontinoed. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
do 


.do. 


Union  Envelope  Co.. 

.do 

.do 

.do 

.do 

.do 

.do 

.do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


The  United  SUtes  Paper  Goods  Co. 
....do 


Univeml  Su] 

....do 

....do....... 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


do. 

..do. 

..do. 
.....do. 
do. 


Item. 


1  doxen  typewriter  ribbons  . 
do 


.do. 


181}|M  envelopes.. 
35^  M envelopes.... 
3&il  M  envelopes... 
IC'ijg  M  envelopes.. 
205|g  M  envelopes. . 
97}8  M envelopes... 


55lSM  envelopes.. 
4lJ  M 


[  M  envelopes.. 


63|jt  M  envelopes. . 


IsIgM  envelopes.. 
28}  I 


^  Menx'elopes., 
92|g  M  envelopes.. 
7611  M  envelopes.., 
142AM  envelopes., 
64|g  M  envelopes.. 


380i  M  envelopes. . . 
48Gig  M  envelopes. . 
574}&M  envelopes.. 
94(^0  M  envelopes. . 
102AM  envelopes.. 
384} j  M  envelopes. . 
SiaiJI  M  envelopes. . 

390|g  M  envelopes. , 
2G3  M  enveloped . . . 
487igM  envelopes.. 
41«ig  M  envelopes., 
Ii04 A  M  envelopes. . 
37j^  M  envelopes. . 
G00]|  M  envelopes. . 

38  M  envelopes 

11. 000  envelopes.... 
3,000  envelopes 


AmoDDt. 


$4.50 
4.50 


4.50 


1,203.58 
134.63 
218.47 
780.70 

1,291.73 
139.42 
161.97 
118.03 


168.95 
61.47 
17a  61 
16a  48 
281.46 
479.12 
419.18 


736.11 
957.71 
1,285.71 
1.474.36 
225.82 
752.51 
565.52 


921.51 

463.26 

,132.17 

915.24 

1,066.00 

629.84 

967.24 

38.28 

7.48 

2.82 


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StatemerU  of  contingent  erpmam. 


NT.       23 


Date. 

Name. 

1911. 
Jtme  15 

OTATIONXBT-COntillMd. 

Universal  Supply  Co 

do 

do!.*.**I!II!!I!!I!im' 

•*     ~^' 

1910. 
Apr.   28 
Ifoy    19 
June  15 
Aug.     3 

Sept.  15 
Oct.     8 
Dee.     6 

1911. 

Jan.    19 

24 

27 

Mar.   17 

Apr.   21 

22 

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Valley  Paper  Co 

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do ' 

do 

do ' 

do 

do : 

do 

do :;:::._ 

do 

do 

do 

do :" 

do " 

do 

«  -—a.           ^ 

Jtme  10 

do :. 

^  •*•   ^ 

17 

1910. 
July   U 

do :: 

do :::::: 

J.  H.  WeU&Co 

1911. 
Jnne     2 

do 

*^ 

1910. 
Oct.    27 

Nov.     1 

do 

■^^•^ 

Dee.     8 
1911. 

InfM      O 

do 

An 

Amount 

I3S.10 

I 

18.96 

13.40 

41.39 
U.15 

84.62 

1.70 

- 

9.75 

^ 

11.10 
81.10 
10.66 

^ 

87.56 
0.48 

a- 

80.00 

b. 

15.15 

ih- 

L66 

eb. 

16.75 

'BDf 

8.80 

t'isi" 

54.14 
7.44 

nber, 

6.87 

i  tele- 
/    and 

7.75 

phone 

6.00 
0.32 

honea. 

iao6 

Mar. 

17.90 

ire,  at 

2.64 

iar.30. 
imber,* 

.90 
1.06 
88.01 

phone 

U.90 

at  19 

18.00 

122.... 
Wash- 

9.81 
c85 

phones 
1,    Apr. 

1.50 
21.00 

ji'ay'aV 

3.23 
4.75 

June 

11.60 

i'Di;' 

51.43 
79.77 
47.08 

Quary, 

27.  U 

I,  Feb- 

24.77 

March, 

1.70 

h,19U. 

10L70 

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22      CONTINGENT    EXPENSES    OF    THE    TREASURY    DEPARTMENT. 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


1010. 
Oct    17 

Nov.  10 

29 

Dec.    19 
Feb.     8 

ao 

liar.    14 

May    20 
Jane  14 

July   27 
Sept.  14 


Oct    27 


July    16 

21 

Sept  19 

Oct    10 
28 

31 


Nov.  16 


26 
Dee.     1 


Nov.  25 
Deo.    10 


12 


1911. 
Jan.    23 


24 


nEiOHT,  TKLEQSAifs,  ETC.— <!ontmued. 
Adams  Express  Co 


.do.. 


West  Publishing  Co.. 


Adams  Express  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.. 

....do 


Adams  Express  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.. 
Adams  Express  Co 


....do 

Littlefleld,  Alvord  &  Co.. 

Blue  Line  Transfer  Co.... 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co... 

Adams  Express  Co. .. 


.do., 
.do.. 


United  States  Express  Co. 
Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co.... 


N.  M.  Mlnnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 


.do., 
.do.. 


Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

The  Elmer  H.  CatlinCo 

National  Dictagraph  Co 


.do.. 


C.  D.  Hilles,  Assistant  Secretary. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co... 


.do.. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 


.do.. 


.do.. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.. 
.....do 


Transportation  2  boxes  Dublin,  N.  H., 
for  Treasury  Department. 

Transportation  2  boxes  Harrlsonville, 
N.  H.,  to  Treasury  Department 

Reimbursement  of  amount  paid  as 
freight  charges  on  shipment  of  books 
from  Treasury  to  St  Paul,  Minn. 

1  box,  New  York  to  Washington 

45  boxes  mucilage.  New  York  to  Wash- 
ington. D.  C. 

1  box  paper,  Provinoetown,  Mass.,  to 
Washington,  D.  C. 

1  box,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  to  Washington, 

1  box  sealing  wax,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  to 
Treasury. 

Transportation  1  bundle  baskets.  New 
York  to  Washington,  D.  C. 

....do 

Move  iron  case  firom  room  314  to  196, 
Treasury  Building. 

Transportation  1  crate  brass  goods.  New 
York  to  TreasTuy  Department. 

Freight  on  1  box  pins.  New  York  to 
Treasury  Department 

Transportation  1  box  (adding  madiine), 
Providence,  R.  I.,  to  Tiessary  De- 
partment. 

Transportation  1  box  reports,  New  York 
to  Treasuiy  Building. 

Transportation  1  box  (adding  machine), 
Washington,  D.  C,  to  Providence, 
R.I. 

Transportation  1  dectrio  time  stamp, 
Washington  to  Chicago. 

Transportation  1  Balkan  rag,  flrom 
Lowell,  Mass.,  to  storekeeper.  Treas- 
ury Department 

1  movable  arm  for  telephone,  style  B 

1  movable  arm  for  telephone,  style  C... 

Long-distance  telephone  service  ttar- 
nished  during  July,  1910. 

1  rubber  telephone  sound  excluder 

Long-distance  telephone  service  ttxr- 
nished  during  August 

250  feet  No.  18  Balata  green  silk  electric 
cord,  at  4  cents. 

48  No.  6  Columbia  dry  batteries 

Telegraph  service,  transmission  of  cable 
messages  July  10. 

Telegraph  service,  transmission  of  me»> 
sages  July  10. 

Telegraph  service,  transmission  of  mes- 
sages Aug.  10. 

Telegraphic  service,  transmission  of  mes- 
sages July,  1910. 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  Oct 
&-31, 1910. 

1  telephone  hook,  and  screws  for  some.. . 

6  feet  No.  10  conductor  silk  cord  for  mas- 
ter station. 

Labor  and  material  for  installation  of 
same. 

Reimbursement  for  amount  paid  the 
Brighton  for  longKlistanoe  telephone 
service. 

250  feet  No.  19  twisted  tdephone  wire... 

Telegraphic  service,  September,  1910, 
messages. 

Telegraphic  service,  September,  191(^ 
cable. 

60  feet  No.  19  Inside  telephone  wire. . 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  Nov. 
8-Sb,  1910. 


Long-distanoe  tdephone  service,  Deo. 

340, 1910. 
Long-distanoe  telephone  servtoe,  Deo. 

5. 1910. 
Telegraph  servloe,  messages,  July,  1910, 
Telegraph  Beivloe. 

19W. 


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CONTIKGENX   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASimY   DEPABTMENT.       23 
Statement  of  corUvngerU  experueSf  Treasury  Department— Coutisined. 


Dutau 


Name. 


Item. 


AmoQiit. 


1911. 
.lao.  24 


8 


rBnoHT,  TZLBGBAMs,  ETC.~contliiued. 

Postal  Tctegraph-Cable  Go 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Go 

Poelal  Telegraph-Gable  Go 


..do.. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Go.. 
do 


M«. 


39 

Apr.    8 

6 

May    4 
Apr.  11 

15 
23 

2B 

May     1 

4 
G 

U 
34 


Jane    2 
^'nly    a 

Aug.    7 


OeL     9 
19 


.do.. 


Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 


....do 

Western  Union  Telecraph  Co. , 
Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 


.do. 


National  Dictagraph  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 
....do 


.do. 


Western  Unkm  .Telegraph  Co. 


....do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. , 
C.  D.  Holes 


N.M.lfhmixGo 

Atlantic  Insolated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 


Natioaal  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 
National  Electrical  Supply  Co 


Chasspeoke  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

JmesB.LambieCo.CIno.) 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
....do 


Natkmal  DictamphCo 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

National  Electrical  Sup^^y  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

CbeaiVeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. , 

....do 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co., 

....do 

Postal  Tdegraph^able  Co 


.do.. 


Westflm  Union  Tdegraph  Co. , 
....do. 


eervioe,  messages,  August, 
sundry 


Tel< 

1910. 
Telegraph    service, 

Telegraphservioe,  cable  messages,  Sep- 
tember, 19ia 
.do, 


Telegraph  servioe,  messages,  August, 
Telegraph  service,  messages,  November, 

Telegraph  servioe,  cable  messages,  No- 
vember, 1910. 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  Jan»- 
ary,  1911. 

Long  distance,  for  Mint  Bureau 

Telegraph  servioe,  December,  1910. 


Telegraph  servioe,  cable  messages,  Octo- 
ber, 1910. 


.do. 


Material,  etc..  installing  dictagraph, 
labor,  and  all  extras. 

2,000  feet  No.  19  telephone  wire  for  dicta- 
graph. 

Lonj^istance  telephone  service,  Feb. 

Long-distance  telephone  servioe,  Washr 

ington  to  New  York,  Feb.  28. 
Long-diataDce  telephone  service,  Feb. 

Telegraph  service,  cable  messages,  Jai>> 

uary,  1911. 
....do! 

48  Columbia  di^  batteries.  No.  0,  at  15§ 

cents  each. 
Transmission  of  telegrams,  September, 

19ia 
Reimbursement  for  fon^istance  tele- 

Shone   servioe   paid   February   and 
[aroh. 

1  Phone-eze  telephone  bracket 

1,000  feet  No.  18  olive-green  telephone 

wire. 

2  Holtser-Cabot  wooden  box  telephones, 
at  15.04  each. 

Long-distance  telephone  servioe.  Mar. 

10-31, 1911. 
11  pounds  No.  IG  duplex  D.  P.  wire,  at 

24  cents. 
Long-distance  telephone  service,  Mar.  30. 

3  dozen  lead  expansion  shields 

Transmission  of  telegrams,  November, 

1910. 

1,000  feet  No.  19  olive-green  telephone 
wire. 

2  Holtzer-Cabot  desk  telephones,  at  19 
each. 

Conductor  s  Ik  cord  Nos.  6, 18.  and  22. . . . 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  Wash- 
ington to  Keswick,  Apr.  10. 

1 ,000  |-inch  Perfection  nails  for  telephones 

Longdistance   telephone  service,   Apr. 

250  feet  No.  19  telephone  wire , 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  May  8, 
22,  23,  and  26.  1911. 

Long-distance  telephone  service,  June 
6-90, 1911. 

Telegraph  servioe,  February,  1911 

Telegraph  service,  sundry  dates 

Telegraph  service,  cable  messages,  De- 
cember, 1910. 

Telegrapn  servioe,  messages,  January, 

Telegraph  service,  cable  messages,  Feb- 
ruary, 1911. 
Telnjaph  service,  cable  messages,  March, 

Telegwh^wvioe,  messages,  March,  1911. 


I3S.10 

1&96 

13.40 

41.39 
11.15 

84.63 

L70 

9.75 

U.10 
81.10 
1G.66 

37.56 
9.48 

80.00 

15.16 

L66 
1G.7S 

8.80 

54.14 
7.44 

6.87 

7.75 

5.00 
9.32 

ia08 

17.90 

2.04 

.90 

L06 

88.01 

12.90 

l&OO 

9.81 
.86 

L50 
21.00 

3.23 
4.76 

11.  eo 

5L48 
79.77 
47.08 

27.11 

24.77 

L70 

10L70 


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SiatfemaU  of  eonUngenl  ejBpenata^  IVeoMry  DepartmaO— Contmued. 


Na 


Oak.  21 


Nov.   7 
18 


wmnaar,  tklkorams,  rc.— oontinued. 

Portia  Tiilinmiti-CabtoCo. 

.do. 


'tSS^ 


eobloi 


Wotam  Union  Tfltegnph  Co. . 

do 

.-..do 


.do. 


Poitiil  Tatagnpii^abto  Co. . 

do 

....do 


Oct.   17 


....do 

National  Dictagraph  Co. 


Tt  ltj|ti  apli  na  I  ita, 
Telagn^  serrioe,  messain,  April,  1911 
Telegn^  Benrtoe,  massagn.  May,  1911. . 
Telegn^  senrioe,  mcsBages,  Jane,  1911. . 
TtHagmp^  swksa,  cable  nMBBages,  Jane, 

Telcgrq^  swkse,  messages,  sundry,  1911 
Tel^aptL  serrioe,  messages,  M^,  1911 . . 
Tel^raptL  service,  messages,  ApriL  1911. 
Telef^raph  service,  cable  mflssagBS,  April, 

1911. 

Telegraph  service,  June,  1911 

Dictaf^raph  service  for  fiscal  year  ending 

June  3J,  1911. 


Total  expended.. 
Total  onezpended 


Total.... 
Appropriation. 


Repayments. 


1910. 
May  23 


June  28 


(Rent  of  buildings— Legislative  act.  Mar. 
J.  H.  Small  A  Sons  (Inc.) 


Mary  R.  C.  Legare,  executrix  of  estate  of 
Walter  8.  Cox,  deceased. 

Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 


R.  B.  Btiirend. 


Merchants  Transfer  &  Storage  Co. 


97 


Union  BuUding  Co. 


Rental  of  second,  third,  foorth,  and  fifth 
floors  of  Small  Building,  including 
small  office  in  rear  of  second  floor  of 
said  premises,  southeast  comer  of 
Fourteenth  and  O  Streets  NW., 
Washington,  D.  C,  for  use  of  the  Audi- 
tor for  the  State  and  other  Depart- 
ments for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June 
30, 1911. 

Renewal  of  lease  of  premises  Nos.  1707- 
1700  New  York  Avenne  NW.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  used  for  storage  of  files, 
at  1208.33  per  month. 

Renewal  of  lease  of  June  29,  1909,  for 
rental  of  ofBces,  etc.,  in  the  Star  Bulld- 
ixig,  Washington,  D.  C.  for  nse  as 
offices  for  the  Life-Saving  Service, 
Treasury  Department,  fbr  fiscal  year 
endine  June  30, 1911. 

Renewal  of  leafte  of  premises  No.  400 
Nineteenth  Street  NW.,  Washington, 
D.  C,  for  use  of  the  Treasury  Depart- 
ment for  stable  purposes,  at  SlOO  per 
month. 

Renewal  of  lease  of  June  30,  1909,  for 
rental  of  rooms  on  premises  No.  920- 
922  E  Street  N W.,  Washington,  D.  C, 
for  use  of  storage  of  docmnents,  eto.,  for 
the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30. 1911. 

Rental  of  space,  approximately  71,857 
square  feet,  for  use  as  follows:  Part  of 
first  floor,  General  Supply  Committee; 
third  floor,  Auditor  for  Interior  De- 
partment; fourth  floor,  Auditor  for  In- 
terior Department;  half  of  fifth  floor, 
Auditor  for  Post  OtRoe  Department; 
sixth  floor,  Auditor  for  Navy  Depart^ 
ment,  during  fiscal  year  ending  June 
30, 1911. 


Total  expended. 
Total  unexpended 


Total 

Approprlatloii. 


K13 

tL« 
6175 
48.97 

lass 

56.81 

3&34 

35.63 

1.98 

S5.38 

ISLU 


6,741.67 
261.10 


7,002.77 
7,000.00 


2.77 


7,700i00 
3,4B0.96 

5,u&ao 

l,2DaflO 

8,000.00 

27,96a  00 


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OONTIKGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TEEASUBY   DEPABTMENT.       25 
StaUmenl  of  wntinqmL  expenaet,  Treanury  Department — Continued. 


JUM  21 

hiif    1 
6 


Ang. 


July  ao 
Aug.  81 


8«pt.    7 


OoL     1 


14 
21 
25 
28 
N«v.    3 


(Purchaae  of  hoises  and  i^agons  for  office 
and  mail  servioe,  to  be  used  onlv  for 
official  purposes,  care  and  subsistence 
of  bones,  including  shoeing,  and  wag- 
ons, harness,  and  repairs  of  same.— 
Legislative  aet  approved  June  17. 1910.) 

Scbondau  &  Lynch 

Stewart  &  Co , 

George  M.  Oantx 

8.  M.  Follin 

Stewart  &  Co 

....do 

....do 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

W.  M.  OaltACo 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co 


Lutz  &  Co 

Barber  &  Ross..., 
8.  J.  Meeks'  Sons. 
Stewarts  Co 


W.  M.  Oalt^Co 

....do 

R.  W.  McReynoIds  &  Sons. 
LoU&Co 


Becker  Leather  Goods  Co. 


.do. 
.do. 


R.  MoReynolds  &  Sons., 
W.  M.  Gait  ACo 


Stewarts  Co.. 


Orenfell  A  Dunn. 


Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 
.do. 


Stewart  A  Co.. 


.do. 


MackaUBros 

L.  H.  Single*  i , 

LoUdcCo 

W.  M.  GaltACo 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 


R.  McRejnolds  A  Sons.... 

H.  C.  Hurley 

W.  M.  Gait  <&  Co 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 

Stewart  ACo 

....do 


.do. 


Miner,  Clagett  &  Co. 
J.  B.  KendaUCo.... 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Bedttf  Lmthm  Goods  Co.... 


Shoeing  hones,  fiscal  year  1911 

^, ^ othyhay 

1  !!!!!1!!!1!1!;"!!! 

30  n 

2,  V 

50  

6  I 

8,(  Is 

1  Dd  wrapping  whip, 

d. 

R  as 

3  manure  forks 

Repairs  to  landau  and  brougham 

3,080  pounds  hay,  2,150  pounds  straw, 

and  200  pounds  bran. 

3,000  pounds  oats 

25  pounds  Pratt's  food 

Tightening  shaft  coupling 

1  horse  muule,  repairing  shaft  tog,  2 

bridles,  gate  strap,  andrag. 

1  cockeye  in  trace,  6  boxes  patent  leather 

polbh. 

0  cans  hoof  dressing 

2  hair  collar  pads 

Repairing  victoria 

3,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  11.48 

p&r  nundreaweight  ' 

300  pounds  wheat  Dran,  at  SI.  19  per  hun- 
dredweight; 5,00apounds  tong  timothy 
hay,  baled,  at  88  cents  per  nundrea- 
we]ght,and2,000pound8  fongryestnw, 
baled,  at  75  cents  per  hundredweight 
Professional  services  rendered  bay  horse 
with  congestion  of  the  hings.  Sept 
10-22. 

1  bar  castile  soap,  75  eeots;  1  piece  pipe 
clay,  5  cents. 

3  best  drill-back  horse  covers,  at  S4 

10  pounds  fong  timothy  hay,  at  88  cents 

per  hundredweight. 
180  pounds  tong  rye  straw,  at  75  cents 

per  hundredweight. 
1  galton  witch  hazel 

1  pound  catomel 

2  name  clips  and  repairing  harness 

3,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  11.48. . 
6  cans  Crown  harness  soap,  at  60  cents; 

0  cans  Gladding's  hoof  dressinfi;,  at  70 
cents;  6  cans  veterinary  vaseline,  25 
cents. 
Repairs  to  victoria  and  wagons,  Oct 

Board,  care,  and  shoeing  of  4  horses,  No- 
vember, September,  and  October,  1910. 

4.000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 
per  hundredweight 

4  No.  33/5  horse  blankets,  heavy  cotton 
and  wool  lined,  at  17. 

300  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  tl.l9  per  hun- 
dredweight. 
4.890  pounds  fong  timothy,  baled,  at  88 

cents  per  hundredweight 
1,950  pounds  long  rye  straw,  baled,  at  75 

cents. 

100  pounds  coarse  table  salt 

6  uun  No.  2  Crescent  pads,  at  95  cents; 

6  pairs  No.  6,  at  S1.25;  0  pairs  No.  5 

Crescent  pads,  at  11.15. 
2  hitohing  weights,  covert  26  pocmda 

each,  at  3  cents  per  pound. 
Repairs  to  harness,  eto.,  Oet  5  to  Not. 

lil9ia 


1299.13 

4S.12 

123.  OS 

350.00 

8.57 

15.00 

8.75 

.25 

44.40 

2.70 

12.50 

L44 

286.00 

46.61 

44.40 
2.50 
LOO 
9.00 

L46 

8.60 

8.00 

168.50 

44.40 

62.57 


82.00 


.80 

12.00 
.09 

L85 

.66 
L16 
8.60 
44.40 
9.80 


6.75 
88.96 
50.20 
28.00 

8.57 

48.03 

14.63 

.41 
20.10 

L60 

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StatemerU  of  oorUingeTU  expenut,  Treatury  Departmeni'-ContiaxLed, 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Deo.    6 

19 

19 

28 
1911. 
Jan.     5 


Fab. 


ICar.    1 

4 

14 

Apr.    4 
6 


May 


10 


BOBsn,  WAGONS,  ETC.— oootbiiied. 


R.  MoReynolds  dc  Sons.. 
W.M.QaltdcCo 


Stewart  &  Co.. 
LotidcOo 


R.  MoReynolds  &  Sons.... 

do 

.....do 

.....do 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 

Stewart  dk  Co 


W.  M.  Oalt  dk  Co. 


....do 

J.B.  KeodaUCo 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

P.H.HeisksUJr..  <bCo... 

Beoker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

RobertH.  Van  Sohaack 

Beckor  Leather  Goods  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Ino.). 
Beoker  Leather  Goods  Co.. . . 


R.  MoReynolds  Co . 
Grenfell  &  Dunn... 


W.M.  GaltdcCo 

Hoge  &  McDowell  Co.. 
Stewart  &  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co... 


Beoker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 

do 

J.B.KendaUCo 


Stewarts  Co. 
....do 


R.  MoReynolds  &  Sons.... 
Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 
W.M.  Galt&Co 


PhUip  G.Affleck. 
Stewarts  Co 


....do 

MackallBros 

R.  MoReynolds  &  Sons. . 
Grenfell  &  Dunn 


Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 
Stewart  it  Co 


W.M.  GaltACo 

R.  MoReynolds  &  Sons. 


Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 
Stewart&Co 


....do 

Luti&Co 

Wm.  F.  Downey... 
Wm.  M.  Gait  <b  Co. 


B.  MoB^jnDldi  A  Bom.. 


Repaln  to  carrtBgei 

4,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  tl.48 

per  nundredweight 
1,980  pounds  rye  straw  baled,  loog,  at  75 

cents  per  hundredweight. 
2  faun  stable  blankets,  at  16 


1  rubber  seat  cover 

1  bolt  in  stay  and  repairtng  kingbolt  — 

2  brake  shoes 

1  bolt  in  tail  gate  and stralghteninghinge. 
6  halter  dia&is,  $2.40;  1  can  gaU  core,  50 

cents. 

300  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  $1.19  per  hun- 
dredweight; 6,000poundstimothyhay, 
at  88  cents  per  hundredweight;  2,000 
pounds  rye  straw,  at  75  cents  per  hun- 
dred wei^t. 

4,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 
per  nundradweidit. 

25  pounds  Pratt's  food , 

1  gross  Frost  nails,  No.  8 

2  carriage  lamps,  at  $3 

i  dosenbrisUe  hoiae  brashes.  No.  528,  at 

$20  per  dofon. 
1  collar  pad,  $1.50;  repairing  wfa4>,  35 

cents. 

1  heavy  rattan  broom,  15-indi 

dpounds  flue  sheep's  woolsponges,  at  $2.40 
1  norse  collar  ana  repairing  harness, 
1  Bass  stable  broom  with  handles 


1  Tilbury  tug,  $1^0;  1  new  cracker  on 
whip.  25  cents. 

Repairing  carriage  Jan.  10  and  20, 1911... 

Treatment  of  1  bay  mare  belonging  to 
Treasury  Department 

5,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 
pernundredweis^t. 

25  pounds  flaxseed  meal,  at  $5  per  hun- 
dredweight. 

300  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  $1.19  per  hun- 
dredweight. 

6  No.  53  "  Neveront"  firont  glasses,  at  20 
cents. 

3  cans  porpoislne,  large,  at  50  cents 

3  cans  porpoislne,  sinall,  at  35  cents 

12pairs,  No.  2,  Crescent  pads,  at  80  cents; 
12  pairs.  No.  3,  at  80  cents;  andl2palr8. 
No.  4,  at  85  cents. 

5,000  pounds  long  timothy  hay,  baled,  at 
88  cents  per  hundredweight. 

2,190  pounds  lone  rye  straw,  baled,  at  75 
cents  per  hundredweight. 

Repairing  carriage,  Feb.  7, 13, 14 

Repairing  harness,  Feb.  11-18 

5,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 
per  nundredweight. 

2  pounds  Glauber  salts 

2,0G0  pounds  rye  straw,  k>ng,  baled,  at 

75  cents  per  nundredweight 

300  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  $1.19 

1  gallon  witch  hasel 


Rewiring  rubber  on  carriage.  Mar.  7, 1911 . 
Professional  services,  medicince,  etc.,  for 
1  bay  horse. 

Repairing  harness,  Mar.  6-^1. 1911 

4,900  pounds  tong  timothy  hay,  baled, 

at  88  cents. 
5,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 

per  nnndreawelght 
1  waffon  shaft  $3;  resetting  shaft  iron 

and  4  bolts,  $1.25,  and  retnmming  one 

side  of  shaft  with  top  leather,  75  oenta. 

Repairing  harness,  Apr.  8-24, 1911 

1,985  pounds  foiw  rye  straw,  JtMled,  at  75 

cents  per  hundredweight 

150  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  $1.19 

I  doten  mane  brushes 

1  metal  carriage  washer, 
5,000 "^  • 


pounds  prime  white  oata,  at  $1.48 
per  100  pounds. 

and  lapairtoff  and 


FumisblDg  new 

npajntlDg  wagon 


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Staiemeni  of  eontingerU  ea^pensea,  TVeomiry  Department— Oontinued. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


Jvn   3 
0 


BOB8BB,  wAOom,  ETC.— oootfaiaed. 


R.  McRejiiolds  A  Bona  . 
QnofeUADimn 


Better  Leather  Qoode  Go.. 
....do 


R.  McReynolda  A  Sons. . . . 
Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 

Stewart  dk  Co 


....do 

W.lCOaltdkCo. 


Miller,  Clagett  <b  Co 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.. 
H.  C.  Hnrl^ 


R.  McReynoMs  A  Sons.. 
J.  B.  KendaUOo , 


Oreofell  A  Dnmi., 


Repairing  and  repaintioc  Ihaggy 

Profeastonal  ser^loeB  attendinTl  bay 
mare. 

1  pair  sUver  buckle  hame  straps 

Repairing  hame  tugs  and  crupper,  May 

Repain  to  mail  wagon.  May  9,  25. 1011. . 
1  set  pullCT  bradum  check  reins  for  dou- 
ble ooaon  harness. 
5,000  pounds  long  timothy  hay.  baled,  at 

88  cents  per  hundredweight 
2,220  pounds  tong  rye  straw,  at  75  cents 

per  nundred  weight 
150  pounds  wheat  bran,  at  tl.lO  per 

hundredweight 
5,000  pounds  prime  white  oats,  at  $1.48 

per  nundredweight 

100  pounds  coarse  table  salt 

Repairing  harness  June  14-22, 1911 

Pasturing,  feeding,  etc.,  1  brown  mars, 

Mav  24  to  June  24, 1011. 

Repairinff  wagons  June  5-20, 1011 

12  pairs  No.  3  Crescent  pads,  at  85  cents; 

12  pairs  No.  4,  at  00  cents;  12  paizs  No. 

5,  at  S1.05. 
Professional  services  for  bay  horse,  June 

20,  30, 1011. 


Total  expended.. 
Total  unexpended 


Total 

Apprapriation. 


lOia 
Ji4y    1 
7 

8 
0 


nU  HOLDKR8  AMD  CASKS. 

(For  file  holders  and  cases—Legislative 
act  approved  June  17, 1010.) 


W.  O.  GoUwals.. 
Martin  Wiegand. 


W.  O.  Gottwals 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church.. 

Thomas  W.  Smith  . . 
Globe-WemickB  Go. . 
Wm.  A.  H.  Church.. 


180  feet  Gecnrsia  pine,  at  13.70  per  100  fset. 
i  No.  3  alphabetical  every-day  file 


James  B.  Lambie  4(  Co.  (Inc.) 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 


.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do. 


W.  O.  Gottwals. 
....do.. 


1 ,200  3-piece  card  receiverB  for  file  boxes. . 

6,000  basswood  file  boards,  8^  by  3}  by 
Hnch. 

18  file  holders,  walnut  fh>nt,  at  33  cents. . 

1,300  feet  white  pine  shelving.  No.  1,  at 
16.50  per  100  feet 

180 • 

1 

2,800  shelving,  12-inch,  at  $5.75  per  100 
feet. 

1  box  black  lumber  crayons  and  1  box 
dialk. 

Card-index  cabinet  complete:  1  No.  14 
top.  $4.50;  1  No.  50  2^rawer  vertical 
section,  $31.50;  1  No.  6  leg  base,  $6.50; 
1  No.  653  A  card-index  cabinet,  $15.50; 
1  No.  1153  card-index  tray  without 
cover,  $2.10. 

1  No.  106  base.  $5.50;  1  No.  12  top  $3.26; 
1  No.  30 15-drawer  card-index  cabinet. 
$28.75;  1  No.  60  2-drawer  vertical  let- 
ter-file section.  $16.75:  1  No.  263  A 
card-index  cabinet  with  drawer  stops. 
$6.50. 

1  No.  102  base,  $4.75;  1  No.  12  top.  $3.25. 

1  No.  63  3-drawer  card  section,  took,  roll- 
ers, etc. 

3  No.  30  16-drawer  card-index  sections, 
lock,  rollers,  etc. 

1  cara-lndex  cabinet,  4  drawers,  with 
lock;  1  card-index  cabinet,  4  drawers, 
without  rod;  1  card-index  cabinet.  2 
drawers,  without  rod;  1  card-index 
cabinet.  2  drawers,  without  rod;  1  ver- 
tical filing  cabinet,  4  drawers,  letter 
sise;  2  vertical  filing  cabinets,  secti<Mis 
for  jackets.  12  by  0|  indies. 

25  file  holders,  black  walnut  fronts,  etc.. 
at  33  cents. 

12  file  holders,  black  walnut  fronts,  etc., 
at  33  cants. 


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$185.00 
16. 00 

LOO 
LOO 

18.00 
0.00 

44.00 

16.65 

L70 

74.00 

.41 
3.75 
10.60 

3L50 
33.00 

8.00 


3,412.50 
87.50 


3,500.00 
3,500.00 


30.00 
47.26 

6.04 
8150 

6.66 

.70 

161.00 

.00 

60.10 


60.76 


8.00 
1L76 


88.60 
78.56 


8.26 
8.06 


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28       CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPABTMENT. 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses^  Treawry  Department — Continued. 


Dftte. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoant 


Aug.    3 


Got. 


17 


Nov.  14 
Deo.    2 


1911. 
Jan.     3 


Feb.    4 
8 


fILK  HOLDERS  AND  CASES— OODtinOed. 


Ge<HrgeF.  Killian 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 


.do.. 


W.  O.  Gottwals 

Globe- Wernicke  Co. , 


W.  O.  Gottwals 

do 

James  B.  Lambic  Co.  (Inc.). 
do 


Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Yawman  &  £rbe  Manufacturing  Co. 


Howison  &  SUnker 

Geo.  P.  Killian 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co.. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Thomas  W.  Smith 


.do. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 


.do. 
.do. 


Geo.  P.  KUlian. 
....do 


The  Globe- Wernicke  Co. 

....do 

....do 


Wm.  O.  Gottwals. 
James  L.  Parsons.. 


Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 

do 

MarUn  Wiegand 

Shaw- Walker  Co 

W.  O.  Gottwals 


Rudolph  <&  West  Co. 
do 


Art  Metal  Construction  Co. 


Thomas  W.Smith.. 

....do 

Wm.  O.  Gottwals.. 
Geo.  P.  KiUian 


Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 
Fred  8.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 


.do. 


200  pasteboard  boxes,  at  9  cents 

1  No.  36  quartered  white  oak.  6  drawer- 
unit  for  8  by  5  inch  cards:  1  No.  1  quar- 
tered white  oak  base,  and  1  No.  12quar- 
tered  white  oak  top. 

1  quartered  white  oak  card-index  case,  2 
drawers,  8  by  7i  inch  cards. 

150  file  boxes,  oak  fronts,  etc 

2  dosen  Columbia  binding  cases,  No.  50. 
$5.10;  1  model  perforator,  20  cents;  1 
No.  3  every-day  file.  67  cents. 

5  file  holders,  walnut  nronts.  at  33  cents.. 
2,500  file  boards,  poplar,  3}  by  8^  inches. 

1  dozen  label  holders 

2  brass  catches,  14  cents;  1  handle,  25 
cents. 

10  vertical  file  cabinets.  1  pair  ends 

1  No.  10  quartered  white  oak  top,  No.  22 
letter  file.  2  card-index  sections,  1  shelf 
section,  3  vertical  sections,  and  1  leg 
base. 

4  birch  cases 

200  pasteboard  boxes,  18  by  9  by  4  inches . . 
1,  No.  700,  metal  vertical  letter  section, 

mahogany  finish. 

12pieoes  No.  7 steel  rod 

500  feet  poplar,  dressed  two  sides,  1-inch, 

etc.,  at  S5.50  per  100  feet. 
500  feet  poplar,  dressed  two  sides,  {-inch, 

etc.,  at  S7.50  per  100  feet. 
33i  dosen  brass  label  holders,  at  25  cents 

per  dozen. 

2  flush  bolts 

1  card-index  cabinet,  quartered  white 
oak.  No.  653, 6-drawer.  etc. 

2  card-index  trays,  oak,  for  5  by  3  cards. . 
1  sectional  filing  cabinet,  quartered  white 

oak,  g.  0.  f.  complete. 
400  pasteboard  boxes,  18  by  9  by  4  inches, 

at  S9  per  100. 
150  pasteboard  boxes,  16  by  9  by  4  in<2ws, 

at  S9  per  100. 
1  dozen.  No.  50.  Columbia  binding 
1,  No.  359,  Peei  less  card-index  tray. 
1  legal  blank  file  85  cents,  1,  No.  5,  every- 
day file  85  cents. 
50  file  holders  11  by  4^  by  10}  inches,  at 

33  cents. 
Labor  and  material  and  erection  of  white 

pine  shelving  and  case  in  closets  in 

room  No.  274,  Treasury  Building. 
1,  No.  59, 2-drawer  vertical  filing  cabinet, 

quartered  white  oak. 
1  card-index  cabinet,  special  2-drawer, 

quartered  white  oak,  8  by  7  inch  cards. 
2,000  basswood  file  boards,  8)  by  3)  by  ^ 

inch. 
1  4-drawer  vertical  mahogany  vertical 

letter  unit. 
2,000  card  receivers  for  file  boxes  and 

2,000  loop  pulls  for  file  boxes. 
28  pounds  copper  rivets,  |  inch,  No.  12... 

6  dozen  papers  2H>unoe  tinned  gimp 
tacks. 

10  No.  700  vertical  metal  filing  units,  4 
drawers,  at  S22.40;  1  pair  ends  for  4 
drawers  vertical  metal  filing  units. 

511  feet  cypress  shelving,  {  by  14  inches, 
at  $5.50  100  feet. 

500  feet  cypress  shelving,  {  by  12  inches, 
at  $5.30  100  feet 

12  oak  (h>nt  file  holders,  lOi  by  41  by  10 
inches,  at  32  cents. 

20()  pasteboard  boxes,  18  by  9  by  4  inches, 
at  $9. 

1  cloth-covered  card-index  box.  No.  85 .. 

3  vertical  letteHlling  cabinets.  4  drawen, 
oak,  at  $15.25. 

3  No.  1528  low  leg 


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StaUmetU  of  contingent  expentei,  TreoBury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Feb.    8 


Mar.    1 


14 


SI 
Apr.    1 

10 
18 

20 

iUf    1 


riLB  HOLDEB8  AND  CA8ES-<»nt'd. 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Mannfacturing  Co .. . 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Globe- Wernicke  Co 


N.M.  MimiixCo.  (Inc.). 
Fred  S.  Lincoln 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


-do. 
.do. 


Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co., 
....do 


N.M.MinnixCo.  (Inc.).. 
Columbia  Paper  Box  Co. 


.do. 


Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . 
Fred  S.  Lincoln 


.do. 


The  O.  M.  Edwards  Co. 
....do 


.do. 


N.M.MinnixCk).  (Inc.). 
The  O.  M.  Edwards  Co. . 


do 

Library  Bureau.. 
Shaw- Walker  Co. 


N.M.MinnixCo.  (Inc.). 
Shaw-Walker  Co 


Library  Bureau. 


.do. 


Thomas  Binnlx  &  Bro , 

Shaw- Walker  Co 

Columbia  Paper  Box  Co ... . 

Wm.  H.Dyer 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co . . 


do 

Charles  O.  Stott  A  Co 

Library  Bureau 

do 

Alt  Metal  Construction  Co. 


Washington  Woodworking  Co. 
Fnd8.LiDcoln(Ino.) 


Wm.  O.  Gottwato 

Fred  8.  Lincoln  (Inc.). 


Washington  Woodworking  Co. 


1  No  SO  quartered  white^Mk  card-index 
section,  15  drawers,  5  by  3  inch  cards:  1 
No.  12  quartered  white-oak  top,  1  No. 
103  quartered  whit»oak  base. 

2  chest  looks,  at  40  cents 

2  complete  sets  of  oxidised  hardware  for 

3  by  6  inch  card-index  flies,  17  hiches 
deep. 
1  unit  filing  cabinet  te  hold  30  trays 

1  vertical  nling  unit,  quartered  white- 
oak,  letter  size,  4  drawers,  g.  o.  f. 

2  vertical  filing  units,  quartered  white- 
oak,  cap  site,  4  drawers,  g.  o.  f. 

2  leg  bases  unit,  quartered  white  oak, 
size  4  drawers,  g.  o.  f. 

2  card-index  cases,  quartered  white  oak, 
2  drawers,  g.  o.  f. 

1  vertical  fllmg  unit,  mahogany,  letter 
size,  4  drawers. 

1  No.  1528  low  leg  base,  mahogany,  for 
above. 

1  card-index  case, mahogany.  2  drawers.. 

1  No.  30  quartered-oak  ana  index  sec- 
tions, 15  drawers. 

1  No.  12  quartered-oak  top  for  index  sec- 
tions, 15  drawers. 

18  metal  trays  tat  holding  stencils,  at  85 
cents. 

18  pasteboard  file  boxes,  11)  by  7  by  2} 
inches. 

18  pasteboard  file  boxes,  14  by  9  by  6 
inches. 

1  No.  953  A  card-index  cabinet,  0  drawers, 
oak,  ete. 

4  No.  4  Macey  vertical  letter-filing  cabi- 
nets, 4  drawers,  at  120.80. 

1  No.  4  Macey  vertical  letter-filing  cabi- 
net, 4  drawers. 

1  vertical  metal  filing  cabinet,  4  drawcra. . 

1  pair  ends  for  4-drawer  vertical  filing 
cabinet,  4  drawers. 

1  metal  card-index  cabinet 

1  unit  filing  cabinet  to  hold  30  trays 

1  metal  cupboard  section  containing  S 
shelves,  grained  mahogany. 

1  filing  unit,  4  drawers,  with  1  pair  ends. . 

150  No.  137  label  holders 

1  card-index  cabinet,  quartered  white 
oak,  4  drawers. 

8  metal  trays  for  stencils 

1 1-drawer  card-index  cabinet,  quartered 
white  oak. 

1  mahogany  card  index,  9  drawers  16r  5 
by  3  cards;  drawers  to  be  equipped 
with  stop  catches,  with  stand  and  re- 
volving mechanism. 

One  2-tray  mahogany  case  for  8  by  5 
cards. 

50  tin  file  boxes 

1  card-index  cabinet,  4  drawers 

100  pasteboard  file  boxes 

2,500  basswood  file  boards 

500  brass  label  holders,  at  25  cents  per 

dozen. 
10  No.  700  metal  letter-file  units,  4  draw- 
ers. 

2  pair  ends  for  metel  letter-file  units 

12  cabinet  binding  cases  No.l ,  at  17|  cents . 
2  mahogany  correspondence  unite 


1  leg  base  for  above  unite. 

1  No.  701  metal  filing  unit,  4  drawers, 
mahogany  finish. 

2,000  basswood  file  boards,  9}  by  4 
inches,  at  Slk 

2  No.  4  Macey  vertical  letter-filing  cabl- 
nete,  2  drawers,  quartered  oak,  ete., 
at  $20.80. 

25  file  holders,  walnut  fronte,  at  33  ccnte. . 
1  No.  4  Macey  vertical  letter-filing  cabi- 

net,  4  drawers. 
400  basswood  file  boards  8ibyS| 


S36.00 


.80 
LOO 


12.50 
15.75 

4a  00 
4.00 
2.00 

29.00 

8.00 

4.05 
21.25 

8.25 

«.80 

4.50 

8.60 

23.00 

83.20 

20.80 

22.08 
7.79 

5.86 
12.50 
28.24 

36.66 
13.50 
8.40 

2.80 
2.80 

34.50 


la  50 

21.00 
4.96 
9.00 

saoo 
ia42 

224.00 

16.00 
2.14 

62.00 
7.50 

3a40 

22.00 
4L60 


8.26 
2a  80 


4.44 


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30       CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TEEASUBY   DEPARTMENT. 
Statement  ofeontinffent  expeMes,  Treoivry  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Itsm. 


Amoont. 


May  12 


26 

29 

June    1 


16 


24 


i9ia 

July  8 
21 
30 

Aug.  22 

26 
fiept.  16 


20 


Oct.     3 


11 
22 
31 
Not.  7 
10 


12 


nut  HOLDKSs  AivD  CASB8— Continued. 
Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Ine.) 


W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons. 
....do 


Woodrtill  Manufacturing  Co 

Thomas  Binnix  dE  Bro 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manulhctoring  Co. . 
Olobe-Wemlcke  Co 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


The  CM.  Edwards  Co. 


1  No.  4  Maoey  Tertical  letter-filing  cabi- 
net. 4  drawers,  quarteied  white  oak, 
with  No.  1628  low  leg  base. 

1  card-index  cabinet,  4  drawers,  quai^ 
tered  white  oak. 

2  card-index  cabinets,  4  drawers,  quar- 
tered white  oak. 

2,000  basswood  file  boards,  8|  by  3}  inches. 

60  tin  file  boxes 

6  oak  trays  with  hinged  covers,  at  76  cents. 

1  No.  1701,  quartered  white-oak  top, 
finish  No.  2W}. 

1  No.  1701},  1-row  quartered  white-oak 
card-index  unit  for  296). 

1  No.  1701  quartered  white-oak  card- 
index  unit  for  296i. 

1  R2601,  quartered  whlt&oak  vertical- 
cap  unit  for  298). 

1  R2601  L  10,  quartered  whlt&oak  leg 
base  for  298). 

Furnish  aad  install  in  office  of  disbursing 
clerk.  Treasury  Department,  2  steel 


Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 


General  Fireproofing  Co 

Yawman  A,  £rbe  Manuf^turing  Co. . 
....do .7...... 


.do. 


.do. 


The  Columbia  Paper  Box  Co. 
W.  O.  Gottwals  Co.  (Inc.) 


Library  Bureau. . 
Martin  Wiegand. 


Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co.. 
Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 


3  quartered  whiteKMtk  sides  for  4-drawer, 

vertical  filing  cases,  at  86. 

1 3-drawer  vertical  metal  filing  case 

1  No.  10  quartered  white-oak  top 

1  No.  28  quartered  white-oak  document 

section,  6  drawers. 
1  No.  96,  quartered  white  oak,  2  drawers, 

for  document  section. 

1  No.  6  quartered  whit&oak  leg  base 

200  pasteboard  boxes,  18  by  9  by  4incbes. . 
60  vertical  file  boxes,  oak  ih>nt8,  at  53 

cents. 
1  oak  leg  base  33}  inches  wide.  No.  2889.. 
200  basswood  file  boards,  8|  by  3i  inches 

by  }  inch. 

1  card-index  case 

1  poplar  slip  box  and  drawers  for  case  in 

room  380$. 


Total  expended. 
Total  unexpended . . . . 


Total.... 
Appropriation. 


rUKL,  BTC. 

(Legislative  act  approved  June  17, 1910.) 


Burr  Bros.  (Inc.)... 
White  Oak  Coal  Co. 
M.  B.McVickerCo. 


Patapsco  Oil  dc  Qrease  Co. 


John  B.  Agnew  &  Co. 
Union  Petroleum  Co. , 


.do. 


E.  J.  Murphy  CJo.  (Inc.). 
Geo.  R.  Torrey , 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

Burr  Bros 

White  Oak  Coal  Ck) 

....do 

The  £.  F.  Brooks  Ck) 

Rosslyn  Lumber  Ck> 

do , 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) , 


J.  Edward  Chapman. 
J.E.Rose 


160  tons  No.  1  buckwheat  anthracite  coal . 

50  tons  bituminous  coal 

1  barrel  hydroleum,  400  pounds,  at  14 

cents. 
1  barrel  (600  pounds  more  or  lebs)  Ferfeo- 

tion  boiler  compound,  at  IC  events. 

40  tons  coal,  white  ash  anthracite  egg 

1  barrel  No.  2  cylinder  oO,  21§  cents  (49 

1  barrel  dynamo  oil,  14  oen^  (60  gal.) 

2cakes  Dixon's  stove  polish 

500  pounds  French  scaline,  at  9  cents 

(1  barrel). 

10  tons  W.  A.  anthracite  coal 

1  cord  Virginia  yellow-pine  wood,  kin- 

dUng. 
200  tons  No.  1  buckwheat  anthracite  coal. 

500  tons  bituminous  coal 

60  tons  bituminous  coal 

1  wire  spark  guard 

1  cord  oak  wood,  sawed  in  3  pieces 

do 

Storing  40  tons  1.100  pounds  buckwheat 

anthracite  coal  in   coal   bunkers  at 

Treasury  Building. 
1  cord  Virginia  yellow-pine  wood,  sawed 

in  2  pieces. 
40  tons  white  ash  anthracite  coal,  ftimace 


820.80 

&6B 

18.80 

20*00 
21.00 
4.60 
4.60 

9.00 

17.00 

1&.00 

6.00 

264.00 

15.00 

33.08 
4.60 
13.00 

23.00 

6.60 
18.00 
26.50 

13.00 
1.20 

i.ao 

86.50 


3,999.74 
.26 


4,000.00 
4,000.00 


533.72 
164.00 
56.00 

60.00 

250.13 
ia54 

7.00 

.06 

4&00 

67.60 
6.90 

637.87 
1,609.69 
164.80 
9.00 
6.33 
6.33 
13.86 


6.40 
221.38 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEA8TJBY  DEPARTMENT.       31 
Statement  oj  contingent  expenses,  Treaewry  Department — Cootinued. 


Date 

Name. 

Item. 

Amount 

Not.  12 

run,  nc.— oontinixd. 
Ronlyn  Lumber  Co.  (Inc.) 

5  cords  oak  wood,  sawed  tn  3  pieces 

1  ton  No.  10  Jenks  egg  stove  coal 

131.65 

15 

Rudolph  dc  West  Co 

do 

6  Jointe  4i-inch  stovepipe,  60  oents,  14)- 
inch  tin  collar. 

14«soop  shovel,  with  D  handle. 

600  tons  No.  1  anthiBcite  buckwheat  coal . 

Storing  126}|}|  tons  anthiacito  coal 

100  ^ons  cylinder  oH,  at  aO|  cente 

HO  tons  bituminous  coal 

5  tons  white  ash  anthracite  stovoooaL . . . . 

5.65 

18 

7fiinA4i  B.  TiftmbhCo.  (Tnc.) tt-- 

1.00 

Dee.    1 

ButtRiw.  (Inc.) ...r 

1,669.88 

8 

do .,...'. 

86.64 

8 

Crown  oa  &  Wax  Co 

20.50 

13 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

16100 

14 

Ward  W.  Orifflth 

33.47 

29 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

165.01 

mi. 

Jaa     3 

JaiTHKi  E.  Rom        ^^    ^  a^*^.... 

40  tons  white  ash  anthracite  ooal,  ftunaoe 
sise. 

22167 

6 

Rotnlvn  Lumber  Co.  (Inc.)    ........■••• 

81.65 

White  Oak  Cool  Co.. ^...'.'. '. 

fiOO  tons  bituminous  coal 

1,58150 

9 

0«o.  R  TcMTBy.         

fiOO  pounds  French  scaline 

1  grate  and  hook  for  No.  14  Excelsior  stove 
2^rass  screens,  Na  7,  64old,  27  inches 

hlffh,  at  128. 
1  pair  andirons.  No.  322. 21-ineh,  18-ineh 

shanks,  daA  bronxe  UnJsh. 

1  brass  fire  set,  plated  dark  bronse 

1  pair  brass  andirons,  Na  134,  Na  16 

shanks,  dark  bronxe  finish. 
1  brass  fin  set,  dark  bronse  finish  to 

York  City). 
9  scoop  shovels.  No.  6,  at  $1.06 

45.00 

12 

Rudolph  &  West  Co. 

.70 

23 

E.  Bradley  CiuTie  Co 

56.00 

do 

2100 

do 

21.00 

do 

3100 

do 

21.00 

24 

James  B.  I^mbieCo.  (Inn.).. x. *........ 

0.73 

25 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co...  ..\.\.V.'. 

50  0ftUons  cylinder  oU,  at  20)  cente 

50  gallons  machine  oiL  at  10*  cente 

2  Perfect  flue  cleanen.  at  13 

40  tons  white  ash  anthracite  furnace  coal 

50  gallons  kerosene  oil,  at  6|  cente 

Repairing  ash  shovel  for  CoxBuUding.. 

10.25 

do 

8.25 

18.85 

27 

6.00 

2B 

Jamm  E.  Hose ^.^..... 

222.51 

80 

8t4Midfird  nil  r^ 

3.38 

Feb     3 

Thomas  Somerville  Ck> 

.70 

6 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

163.81 

16 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

1  dzaw-oent«r  part  of  grate  for  No.  Ocrown 
2S0  tons  Ditumtnous  coal 

1.80 

20 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

806.23 

27 

7.  OTftllflchan 

5 oftV<^ Btov^ polish ......X.  X 

.26 

Mtf.     1 

Rosslyn  Lumber  Ca  (Inc.) 

2  cords  Oftt  wood,  x , . , .    .    . 

12.66 

23 

do. \,  ..' 

1  cord  oak  wood,  sawed  in  3  pieces 

200  tons  bituminous  coal 

1  barrel  cvlinder  oil  50  gaUonsi'at'ioi' 

cente  flulon. 
1  barrel  dynamo  oil,  50  gaUons,  at  14  cente 

galkm. 
5  tons  anthracite  egg  coal 

6.33 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

643.88 

Crown  Oil  A  Wax  Co 

10.76 

Vnlon  Petrolwim  Co. 

7.00 

John  P.  Afliew  &  Co 

8L86 

80 

James  K-  Hflini 

40  tons  white  ash  anthracite  coal 

SO  tons  bituminous  coal 

208.43 

Apr     6 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

159.43 

6 

500  pounds  French  scaline  boiler  com- 
pound. 
150  tons  bituminous  coal 

45.00 

11 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

487.33 

24 

Rosslyn  Lumber  Co. .  »..»  .........  ... 

1  cord  oak  wood 

6.83 

Miy  11 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

9115 

him  i 

do 

>5  tons  anthracite  pea  coal 

1  Backus  gas  heater,  with  log  and  and- 
irons. insteUed  room  286.    Treasury 
BuUding. 

110.61 

10 

TheB.  F.  Brooks  Co 

50.00 

27 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

64.49 

Total  expended 

11,224.72 

Total  unexpeobod 

36.28 

Total 

11,200.00 

Apprapriatkm 

11,000.00 

Bapaymenta. 

260.00 

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82       OONTINGBNT  EXPENSES   OF    THE   TREASUBY   DEPARTMEKT. 
Statement  oj  contingent  expenses.  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Data. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoant 


1910. 
June  23 


July  11 

14 

IJ 

21 
27 

30 
Aug.  25 
Sept    7 

26 
Oct     3 

4 

11 

14 

22 

29 

Nov.  4 
16 
17 

18 


19 

22 

Deo.     1 

5 

6 


"•>ll. 
11 

'2 


OA8,  ETC. 

(Legislative  act  approved  June  17, 1010.) 
Washington  Gas  Light  Co 


Potomac  Eleotrio  Power  Co.. 


Western  Electric  Co. 


Soathem  Electric  Co , 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) ... 
National  Electrical  Supply  (k>. 
do. 


.do. 


....do 

Southern  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

C.  A.  Muddiman  &  Co 

James  L.  Parsons 


.do.. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . 

Carroll  Electric  Co. 

National  Eleotrloal  Supply  Co. , 
.....do , 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). . . 

C.  A.  Muddiman  &  Co 

The  Ehner  H.  Catlin  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  &  Co.  (Inc.). 
National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


R.  B.  Carey 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Ck>. 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

James  B.  lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Western  Electric  Co 

C.  A.  Muddiman  &  Co , 

TheE.  F.  Brooks  Co , 

The  Elmer  11.  Catlin  Co 


National  Electrical  Sdpply  Co. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 


Potomac  Electric  Power  Co. . . . 
National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

.....do 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


....do 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.. 


.do. 


The  Elmer  H.  CatUn  Co. 
.....do 


.do.. 


do 

R.B.Corey 

Thomas  Somerville  Co. . 


For  gas  furnished  during  fiscal  year  end- 
ing June  30, 1911,  at  90  cents  per  1,000 
ieet 

For  electric  current  furnished  Treasury 
Building  and  annexes  during  the  fiscal 
year  ending  June  30,  1911,  at  4  cents 
per  1,000  watt  hours  as  registered  by 
recording  wattmeter. 

60  lamp  guards  tor  16-oandle  power 
lamps,  at  13  cents. 

75  cord  adjusters  at27oents 

2  dozen  Hex  brass  nuts 

18  conduits,  assorted 

Installing  electric  wiring,  etc.,  in  room 
G,  subbasement  of  Treasury  Building. 

12  conduits,  assorted,  6  receptacles  c.  c, 
227  G. 

3conduits,  type  0, 151 

200  feet  flexduct,  nonmetallic,  i  inch 

1-pound,  5-amperefuse 

1  electric  portable  No.  8491 

Installing,    etc.,    electrical    outlets    hi 

room  274,  Treasury  Building. 
Installing,  etc.,  conduits  and  wtaing, 

room  274.  Treasury  Building. 
1,000  feet  No.  18  cotton-ooveced   reen- 

forced  lamp  cord,  old  code. 
8    dozen    Bryant-Edison    attachment 

plugs  No.  025. 
60  socket  handles  for  |-inch  sockets,  at 

e^cents. 
50  Edison  key  sockets  tor  i-ineh  pipe 

thread  No.  9386.  . 

2  pounds  i-inch  brass  rod,  at  20  cents 

IK.  L  electric  shade 

12  feet  f-inoh  brass  tubing 

1  atoohol  torch 

3  2-light  Dale  plug  clusters  Na  194,  at 
55  cents. 

200  feet  ^Inch  conduit,  rigid,   'electro- 
duct,"  at  3}  cents  per  loot 
1,000  feet  No.  14  duplex  rubber-covered 

wire,  N.  E.  C,  at  ^VIAr- 

50  conduits,  assorted,  electrical 

1 10-ampere  d.  p.  Perkins  switch 

1  brass  alccdiol  torch 

100  wire  lamp  guards,  at  13  cents 

28  one-light  chain  pendants  and  shades. . 

1  electric  portable  No.  8491 

3  brackets,  12  seat  rings,  13)  feet  casing, 

and  2  pieces  casing. 
500  feet  electric  cord  for  portables  No. 

18,  at  2  cents  per  foot 
12  cartridge  fuses,  10-ampere,  2S0-volt.... 
12  Macallen  insulaUng  stads  No.  1340.... 

12  N.  E.  fuses,  1-ompere,  2S0-volt 

36  frosted  ball  lamps,  8  candlepower,  at 

5  cents. 
COQ  feet  No.  18  new  code  cotton-covered 

cord  for  pendants,  at  If  cents. 
100  No.  9386  Bryant  lamp  sockets  with 

key. 
25  IHnch  c.  i.  tees 


6  pounds  Orimshaw  adhesive  tape,  f- 

inch,  at  75  cents. 

125  fuse  links,  assorted 

52}  feet  standard  black  gas  pipe.  |-inch, 

at  1.65  cents. 
54)  feet  standard  black  gas  pipe.  Hnch, 

at  1.07  cents. 
15  brass  balls  for  duster  Ughts,  at  16 

cents. 
15  iron  bodies  tapped  for  2  lights,  etc., 

at  10  cents. 
20  spiders,  at  5  cents,  and  40  nipples,  at 

5  cents. 

10  feet  tubing,  Hnch,  at  15  oenti 

250  ftet  rigid  metal  conduit 

4  pounds  pipe  straps,  at  9  cents.  ........ 


S448.25 
12,568.01 

7.80 

2.03 

.80 

5.11 

46.00 

4.29 

.91 
6.14 

.SO 

7.00 

102.00 

160.00 

20.00 

9.45 

3.25 

9.90 

.40 
.25 
1.50 
L50 
L65 

7.00 

17.87 

27.10 
.50 
L50 
13.00 
86.80 
8.00 
4.08 

laoo 

LOS 
2.40 
LOS 
L80 

8.75 

1&15 

L90 

4.0 

7.00 
.87 

.93 

xm 

LSD 

3L00 

LSO 
&7S 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY   DEPARTMENT.       33 
StaUmenl  qfamimgent  trperues,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Datiu 


Name. 


Item. 


Jan.  18 
20 
21 


Feb.    3 


^-    4 

6 


QjkB,  ETCL— oootinned. 


B.  Lambte Co.  (Inc.)... 
National  Btoctrlcal  Supply  Go. 
Rudolph  A  West  Co 


.do. 


National  Slectilcal  Supply  Co . 
WeBtern  Etoetrf  0  Co 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co., 

do , 

.....do 


.do. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do.. 
.Jo., 
.do.. 


The  Elmer  U.  CaUIn  Co. 
Western  Electric  Co 


....do : 

General  Electric  Co 

Rudolph  it  West  Co 

General  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

....do 

Athmtic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

....do 


.do.. 


The  B.  F.  Bnoka  Co. 

....do 

....do 


NiUonal  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

....do 

The  Ehner  H.  CatUn  Co 

TheE.  F.  Brooks  Co 


....do 

Qencfal  Electric  Co.. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
....do 


The  B.F.  Brooks  Co. 
R.B.  Corey 


Nattooal  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

The  Ehner  H.Catlln  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
do 


2  lanterns,  at  $1.25 

57  conduits,  assorted 

3  pounds  grooved  nails,  IHnch,  at  4 
cents. 

4  DieU  lanterns,  at  34  cents 

300  plug  fuses,  10-«mpere,  125-Tolt,  at 

2i  cents. 
36  pendent  switches,  10-ampere,  at  96 

cents. 

GO  lock  nuts,  ynch 

60  bushings,  ^Inch 

48  Hlckles,  maUcable  Iron,  aosorted,  at 

11  cents. 

1  H.  J.  knife  switch,  2S0-Tolt,  d.  p.  type, 
c.  w.  e.  & 

4  N.  E.  C.  fuses,  150«mpere,  280-volt,  at 
70  cents. 

6  pull-chain  sockets,  i-inch  cap,  at  63 
cents  less  40  per  cent. 

3  No.  36539  two-wire  stngle-bnmeh  cut- 
outs with  cover. 

10  T  1115  conduits 

2  No.  534  flash-Ught  batteries,  at  25  cents. 
12  fuses,  35-ampere,  and  12  fkises,  10- 
ampere. 

Altering  portable,  reflnlshing,  etc 

50  Hubble  lamp  guards,  wire  lor  16- 

candlepower  lamps,  at  13  cents. 
50  Hubble  hunp  guards,  wire  Ibr  32- 

candlepower  lamps,  at  14  cents. 
100  Erosted  Mazda  electric  hunps,  25-watt, 

at  10.6395. 
1  bottom  and  burner  for  No.  S3  Neveront 

lamp. 
110  clear  tungsten  eleetric  lamps,  40- 

watt,  at  10i6^26. 
6  pounds  Grlmshaw  bhKk  adhesivv  tape, 

at  75  cents. 

3  pounds  Okonite  rubber  tape,  Hnch,  at 
)l.  15  per  pound. 

1,000  feet  rubber-covered  wii«,  N.  E.  C, 

No.  14,  at  10.00893  per  foot. 
12  No.  5420  Hubble  attaching  phig  caps, 

at  11  cents. 
1  iron  box  24  by  9  by  6  inches,  drilled  for 

mounting  switch. 

1  No.  2912E.  R.  flashlight 

1  electric  chandelier,  4-light,  antique 

finish,  complete,  c  c. 
1  electric  bracket,  2-light,  antique  flnldi, 

complete,  c.  c. 
1  electric  ceiling  fixture,  9-Ught,  special 

antique  bronxe  finish,  complete  with 

insulating  joint,  etc.,  and  installed  in 

room  286,  c.  c 
2U  pounds  Na  14  triple-braided  wire, 

at  20i  cents. 
10  pounds  No.  14  triple-braided  wire, 

at  20}  cents. 
1  bracket,  B.  B.  finish,  40  cents;  12  fix- 
ture spiders,  24  cents. 
1  electnc  chandelier,  7-light,  antique 

gold  finish. 
1  electric  bracket,  2-light,  antique  gold 

finish. 

1  electric  chandelier,  3-light,  antique 
gold  finish. 

200  tungsten  electric  lamps,  dear,  25 

watts,  at  10.40698. 
24  fuses,  "A/'  baby  panel,  KKampere 

2  No.  5454  Hubbell  current  taps,  at  36 
cents. 

1  opalescent  easgtobe 

400  feet  rigidf  metaUio  conduit,  Hnchf 

at  3}  cents. 

9  haif-turUeback  shades,  at  10  cents 

Reflnlshing  1  portable  stem 

Electric  switcoes,  boxes,  etc 

12  feet  No.  ;6  allk  cord  for  portables,  at 

5  cents. 


n.n 

17.18 
.U 

Las 

7.50 

12.96 

.16 

.81 

6.28 

3.70 

2.80 

2.26 

.78 

3.74 

.50 

2.52 

2.60 
6.50 

7.00 

68.96 

.75 

52.33 

4.50 

3.45 

8.88 

L38 

4.25 

1.75 
8DL0O 

12,00 

126.00 


4.41 
2.06 
.64 

loaoo 

20.00 

25.00 

76.58 

2.10 
.70 

.36 

14.00 

.90 

.60 

8.76 


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StaUmerU  o/  eonUngerU  experueSt  Treasury  Departmtnl — Continued. 


May    1 
s 

6 


18 


81 

June    6 

0 


NatkniAl  Eleotrioal  Supply  Co.. 


The  Elmer  H.  CatUn  Go. 

.....do 

General  Electric  Go 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
Barber  A  Rofls 


General  Electric  Co.. 

.....do , 

....do 


.do. 


Southern  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

....do 

....do 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


E.  F.  Brooks  Co. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

....do 

....do 

....do.... 

....do 


Rudolph  dc  West  Co.. 
The  E.  F.  Brooks  Co. 


John  Walker 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

TheE.  F.  Brooks  Co 

....do 


The  Elmer  H.  CaUin  Co. 


TheE.  F.  Brooks  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

do 

General  Electric  Co 


.do.. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
do 


....do.. 
....do... 


13  No.  1342  insulating  Joints,  at  22) 

cents. 

12  seat  rings,  {•inch. 

12  fixture  spiders. 

24  tungsten  electric  lamps,  dear,  100- 

watt,  at  10.78489. 

24  fixture  stems,  |-lneh,  at  S)  cents 

100  short  iron  expansions  for  lag  screws, 

Hnch. 
06  tungsten  electric  lamps,  frosted  tip, 

at  10:84303. 
100  tungsten  electric  lamps,  frosted  tip, 

40-watt,  at  10.55233. 
50  tungsten  electric  lamps,  frosted  tip, 

eo-watt,  at  10.52326. 
50  tungsten  electric  lamps,  Ihwted  tip, 

40-watt,  at  10.52326. 
50.  insulators,  split  knobs,  smaU,  at  1.07 

cents. 
500  feet  Na  18  old-code  weatherproof 

lamp  cord,  at  2  cents. 
500  feet  No.  18  old-code  glased  lamp  cord, 

at  2  cents. 
500  feet  Na  18  old-code.  ailk.reenft>roed 

lamp  cord,  at  4  cents. 
34  H.  R.  caps  for  Na  6416  attaching 

plugs,  at  11  cents. 
1  sti<£  t  by  i  by  12  inches  brush  carbon. 
12  carbon  Drusbes,  i  by  }  by  1}  inches, 

at  5  cents. 
4  four-light  electric  fixtures,  complete, 

attl5. 
4  five-Ught  electric  ceiling  fixtures,  com- 

Slete.  at  $12.50. 
ouble  desk   lights,  complete  with 

shades,  etc..  at  S14. 
1  ringte  desk  light,  complete  with  shade, 

etc.,  at  $10.50. 
1  seven-light  chandelier,  electric,  com- 
plete and  installed. 

1  flTe-light  fixture,  electric,  B.  B.  B 

160  Hok>phane  reflectors,  type  E.  0,  satin 

finish,  at  40}  cents. 
120  Holophane  reflectors,  type  E.  5,  satin 

finish,  at  27  cents. 
40  Hotophane  reflectors,  type  E.  7,  satin 

finish,  at  291  cents. 
100  shade  holders,  type  H,  for  40-watt 

lamps,  at  9.18  cents. 
100  shade  holders,  type  O,  for  100-watt 

lamps,  at  6.12  cents. 

1  gas  stove,  4-column 

1  aix-ligfat  electric  chandelier,  antique 

silver  finish,  suspended   by  chain, 

complete. 
Labor,  material,  and  installation,  eleo- 

trie  wiring,  and  work  in  disbursing 

clerk's  oflice,  Treasury  Building. 


40-wa^  UO-volt.  at  lOJs^ 
72  tungrtSD  electric  lamps,  Ihwted  tip, 

100-watt,  UO-Tolt.  at  loSboS. 

6  No.  1900oonduitb«ns 

6  blank  oovers  for  No.  1900  conduit  boxes. 
500  feet  Balatagrseo  silk  oord,Na  20,  at 

Scents. 
2,000  feet  Na  18  old  ooda  raenfonsd  cofd 

for  portables^  at  S  onts. 


82.70 

.48 

.34 

18.84 

.84 
2.83 

8DL93 

55.23 

31.10 

26.16 

.85 

laoo 
laoo 

30.00 

2.64 

.35 
.60 

OOlOO 

50.00 

2&00 

laso 

86.00 

31.00 
133.72 

68.63 

2L63 

0.18 

6.12 

3.00 
66.00 

7L30 


75.00 
00.00 

iao3 

131 00 
1.06 
.31 
.36 

110.47 

60l7D 

.40 

.10 

UlOO 


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SUUemeni  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Dita 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


June   9 


ma 

^  11 
Nof.   9 

Mtf.  IS 

n 
n 


QAB,  na-^ntiniied. 
Nattonal  Eleotrioal  Sapply  Co  . 
....do 


.do., 


Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 
.....do , 


National  Electrical  Sapply  Co.. 

do 

....do 


Carroll  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Soatheni  Electric  Co 

Tbomae  Quill 

Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. . 
....do '. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
J.  H.  HoiXacker 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

....do 

....do 

Oeoeral  Electric  Co 

....do 

....do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


Total  expended... 
Total  unexpended 


Total..... 
Appropriation.. 
Repayments..., 


1,000  feet  No.  ISold  code  reenforoed  glased 

cord  for  portables,  at  2  cents 
1,000  feet  No.  18  new  code  reenforoed  cord 

for  pendants,  at  1]  cents. 
8  pounds  Orimshaw  tape  black,  at  76 

cents. 
1,000  feet  No.  14  solid  rubber-covered 

wire,  at  90.068. 
1,500  feet  No.  16  heavy  fixture  wire,  at 

90.050 
158  B.  boxes  and  15  covers  for8  B.  boxes. 

50oonduletB 

50  lock  nuts,   ^inch.   and   50  i-inch 

bushings. 

10  switches,  push-button,  KVampere 

200  bushings,  |-inch,  at  25  cents  per  100. . 
200  bushings,  |-inch,  at  50  cents  per  100. . 
36  handles  for  i-inch  sockets.  No.  1388, 

at  M  cents. 
300  KVampere,  125-volt,  mica-top   fuse 

plugs,  at  2}  cents. 
100  No.  9386  sockets,  i-inch  pipe  thread, 

at  33  cents  less  45  per  cent 
100  No.  50760  sockets,  f-inch  pipe  thready 

at  39  cents  less  45  per  cent 
50  Hubbell  chahi-pull  sockets,  f-inch 

thread,  at  66  cents  less  45  per  cent 
50  HubbeU  chain-pull  receptacles,  No. 

35006,  at  70  cents  less  45  per  cent 
72  Hubbell  attacUng  plugs,  h.  R.  cap,  at 

1^  cents. 

1  larae  globe  for  gas  fixture  at  entrance 
W&der  Building. 

400  tungsten    electric 

feet,  at  90.43606. 
100  tungsten   electric 

feet,  8190.62209. 
100  tungsten    electric 

feet,  at90.5814. 
312  tungsten    electric 

feet  ai  90.84303. 

2  rods  i-inch  roundcarbon,  12faichesloog, 
at  m  cents. 

Furnishing  labor,  material,  and  install- 
ing electric  wiring  in  rooms  304,  306, 
306,  and  310,  Winder  Building. 

1 150-fbot  snake  for  putting  wires  through 
conduit 

300  type  E  9  satin-finish  Hoiophane  re- 
flectors. 

100  t3rpe  E  7  satin-finish  Hoiophane  re- 
flectors. 

300  tunesten  electric  lamps,  10(Kwatt, 
fhMted  tip.  at  90.84303. 

50  Tungsten  electric  lamps,  60-watt, 
frosted  tip,  at  90.62200. 

50  tungsten  electric  lamps,  60-watt 
frosted  tip.  at  90.5814. 

3  16/100  Linallte  lamps,  at  85  cents 


lamps,  40-%aU 
lamps,  60-watt 
lampe^  OD-watt 
lamps^  lOO-watt 


CABnrS  AlVD  SEPAIBS. 

(Legiriative  act,  approved  June  17, 1010.) 

B.  P.  Hinkle  &  Co 

Thomas  Keely 


Cleaning  carpets,  at  2ioents  per  yard . . . 
Laying  carpet,  etc.,  TTreasury  I>epart- 
ment  and  annexes. 


E.  Senior  (Corp.). 

The  BIgelow  Carpet  Co.. 

W.Ar81o«ie..\: 

W«  B.  Hoses  A  Sons 


Cutting,  sizing,  making,  laying,  etc. 

Treasury  Department  and  annexes. 
2coooamats,  iHatn,  6  feet  by  4 feet 


1  Balkan  rug 

1  Persian  rug,  extra  quality 

Laying  110  yards  linoleum,  inlaid,  at  6 
centsu 


920.00 

17.60 

6.00 

6.80 

8.85 

1.68 

17.08 

.82 

3.00 

.60 

LOO 

X34 

7.60 

18.16 

2L46 

18.16 

10.35 

1L34 

L2S 

174.42 

62.21 

68.14 

263.03 

.25 

134.00 

L80 
250.73 
6L68 
252.01 
3L11 
39.07 
2.66 


17,301.36 
182.78 


17,484.13 

17.000.00 

484.13 


05.23 

146.36 

40&04 

10.00 

85.76 

830.00 

&60 


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36       OOKTINGENT  EXPENSES   OP   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPABTMBNT. 
Statement  0/  contingent  expenses.  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Ditte. 


Apr.    1 

Mtf .  31 
Apr.    6 


21 
May  10 


Jime  27 


1010. 
Tone  20 

ao 


July     1 
2 

e 


27 

90 
Aug.    1 


CARPKT8AND] 


W.  &  J.  Sloane 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

W.  &J.  Sloane 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  <&  Sons. 

....do 

Thomas  Keely 


.do. 
.do.. 


The  Bieelow  Carpet  Co. 
W  B.  Moses  4&  Sons 


....do 

W.&J.  Sloans 

Alexander  Smith  A  Sons  Carpet  Co. 

....do , 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 


Total  expended.. 
Total  unexpended 


Total.... 
Appropriation. 


FUBMITURK,  ETC 

(LegislatiTe  act,  approved  Jane  17, 1910.) 

Typewriter  A  O fflce  Snpply  Co 

The  Monarch  T3rpewriter  Go 


J.T.Hant 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  . 
United  Cork  Co 


Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). . 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co. . . 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

HughRaillyCo 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). . 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co. . . 


Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


The  Oliver  Typewriter  Co. . 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
HughReniy 


Derby  Desk  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 

Remtaigton  T]rpewriter  Co 

Iftonareh  Typewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.... 


Repairing  2  oriental  rugs,  cleaning  and 
steaming  same,  etc. 

110  yards  Unoleum,  inlaid,  at  SL22i 

1  Daghestan  oriental  rug 

1  Klima  oriental  rug 

1  Beloochistan  oriental  rug 

1  Moussoul  oriental  rug 

1  Daghestan  oriental  rug 

1  Antique  Persian  rug 

1  Persian  rug,  extra  quality 

2  Bigelow  "Balkan"  rugs 

29  yards  inlaid  linoleum,  at  S1.22| 

Laying  29  yards  linoleum,  at  5  cents 

Lasting  and  cementing  to  floor  78  yards 

rubber  nuitting  in  room  No.  228,  Treas- 
ury Building,  at  10  cents. 

Laying  250  3rards  rubber  matting  in  sub- 
basement. 

36  sine  ends  for  fastening  down  rubber 
matting,  at  75  cents. 

1  Balkan  rug 

119  square  yards  Greenwich  inlaid  lino- 
leum, at  11.224. 

Laying  119  yaros  linoleum 


1  Persian  rug. 

797|  yards  Wilton  velvet  carpet,  l-yard 

wide,  at  $1. 
580|  yards  Wilton  velvet  border,  i-yard 

wide,  at  95  cents 
46A  square  yards  Rixdorfer  linoleum,  at 

Laying  46)  3rards  linoleum,  at  5  cents. . . 


Repairs  to  Densmore  tsrpewiiter 

1  No.  2  Monarch  typewriter,  pin-point 
type,  180,  less  allowance  for  Smith- 
Premier  machine  $12.50 . 


1  eight.day  mahogany  mantel  dock 

7  yards.  36-hich  pantasote  at  73}  cents. . 

Furnishing  and  installing  6  ice-storage 
boxes  complete  with  hoists  and  frame- 
work. 

7  feet  16-lnch  close  cane  No.  1  at  18  cents 


change. 

Adjusting  Monarch  machine  and  repairs. 

1  underwood  machine  No.  4.  ruober 
cover,  S77.50,  less  allowance  ror  Rem- 
ington machine  in  exchani^  S18.00. 

aeaning  etc.,  Oliver  typewnter 

Repairing  etc..  Underwood  machine. . . . 

Glass  for  top  of  desk  S12.38,  and  grinding 
and  polishing  edges,  SIO. 

1  flat-top  desk,  8  feet,  mahogany 

Repairing,  etc.,  Monarch  typewriter 

Repahing  Remington  typewriter. 

Repairing  Monarch  machine 

1  No.  6  Remington  typewriter,  elite 
type,  178;  leas  allowance  for  Reming- 
ton mtfthlne  In  ezebange,  fl7«60. 


$4L64 

134.75 
44.00 
14.  OD 
18.00 
28.00 
15.00 
120.00 
188.00 
117.46 
35.53 
L45 
7.80 


7.60 

27.00 

147.00 
146.78 

5.05 
140.25 
707.76 

560.70 

66.06 

2.33 


3,732.82 
267.18 


4,000.00 
4,000.00 


12.20 
67.50 


28.00 

5.15 

417.50 


L26 

.50 

37.00 

1L06 

5.10 

L30 

.10 

ia25 

8.60 

13.75 

.40 

71.00 


14.15 
60.60 


4.00 
8.40 
2L38 

126.00 
0.86 

laso 

.60 
00.50 


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CONTINGBNT   EXPENSES   OP   THE   TREASUBY   DEPARTMENT.       37 
Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


5 
8 


17 


26 

31 

S«pL    3 


17 
Oei.     6 


yuBNiTUKS,  ETC.— continaed. 


Underwood  Tjrpewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co... 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co .... , 

Tlie  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co. 


The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

HoffhReiUv 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 


.do. 


HiisbReflly 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
W.  A.  H.  Churoh 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
J.  Ross  Collins 


Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
Monarch  Typewriter  Co 


Derby  Desk  Co 

The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 

do 

Barber  A  Ross 

E.H.  Pitcher 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


....do 

J.  C.  Ramsey.. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co. . . . 

Selden  dc  ETngaist 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
do 


Unlyersal  Supply  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Geo.  Johnson 

The  Smith  Premier  Tyjwwriter  Co. 

Barber  A  Ross 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 


Globe- Wem  teke  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


W.  B.Moses  A  Sons 

The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co 

The  Remington  Typewriter  Co. 

The  Monareh  Typewriter  Co. . . . 

HaghReilly 

Underwooa  Typewriter  Co 


.do. 


.do. 


Remington  Trpewriter  Co 

Underwood  TnMswriter  Co . . . 
The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 
Eemfngton  Typewriter  Co.... 


Repairs,  Underwood  machine 

Repairs,  Remington  typewriter 

Repairs,  Monarch  typewriter 

Repairs,  Underwood  typewriter. 

1  mahogany  rotary  chair 

2  platen  rolls  for  Smith  Premier  type- 
writers. 

1  No.  10  Remington  typewriter  S84,  less 
allowance  for  Remington  typewriter 
S80  in  exchange. 

2  No.  10  office  chairs,  oak,  at  S3.84 

1  plate  glass 

Repairs  Underwood  typewriter,  etc 

1  No.  6  Underwood  typewriter  $80,  lees 

allowance  for  Hammond  machine  in 
exchange,  16. 

1  glass  liAt 

Repairs  Underwood  typewriter,  etc 

400  feet  white  pine  in  Vhich  strips,  at 
S8.50  per  100. 

1  strip  card  attachment  for  No.  6  Under- 
wood machine. 

100  yards  burlap  40  inches  wide,  at 
SO.05^. 

Repairs,  etc.,  Remington  typewriter 

1  NO.  3  Monarch  typewriter,  182,  less 
allowance  for  Monarch  machine,  130. 

1  roll-top  desk •. 

1  chair 

1 


1  Underwood  machine 

2  Ifuiders 

1  set  pneumatic-cushion  keys  for  Mon- 
arch machine. 

Overhauling  and  repairing  Underwood 

machine. 

....do 

Winding  and  regulating  clocks.  Treasury 

buildmg  and  annexes. 

Repairs,  etc..  Underwood  machine 

1  dictionary  holder 

1  platen  for  Monarch  typewriter 

20  bottles  of  ammon  ia 

Repairing  machine  No.  6 

1  new  machine,  177.50,  less  allowance  for 

Remington,  $12.50. 

12  gallons  hard  oil  finish 

1  pair  ribbon  spools 

Repass  to  typewriter 

1  typewriter  desk 

Repahing  typewriter 

do 


3  gallons  furniture  polish 

Repairing  typewriter 

3  step  ladders 

1  Remington  typewriter,  No.  10 

1  sanitary  tsrpewriter  desk,  quartered 
white  oak. 

1  mahomiy  chair 

2  No.  6  underwood  typewriters  at  $160, 
less  allowance  for  2  Remington  ma- 
chines at  ISO,  in  exchange. 

2  sanitary  typewriter  desks,  mahogany. . 

1  mahogany  tjrpewriter  chair 

Hock 

3  mahogany  arm  chairs  at  $11.40 

1  variable  cylinder,  in  exchange  for  old 
one. 

2  felt  pads  for  typewriting  machines 

1  piece  glass 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter  equip- 
ped with  special  type;  Underwood 
check  perfonting  machines,  etc. 

1  No.  5  Underwood  typewriter,  $80;  less 
allowance  for  Remington  machine,  $18 
in  exchange. 

2  pairs  cabinet  damps,  at  25  cents 

Repairs  to  typewriter,  Underwood 

Repairs  to  Monareh  typewriter 

1  No.  10  Remington  tjiwwritv  180:  less 

•llowanoe  fbr  Rcmogton  machine, 
$17.50  In 


$4.00 
9.00 
3.00 
7.50 
7.64 
3.00 

4.00 


7.68 
6.29 
9.20 
74.00 


1.85 

6.00 

34.00 

4.50 

5.69 

12.25 
52.00 

55.00 
7.64 
52.50 
73.00 
8.64 
2.96 

6.00 

11.20 
30.00 

9.80 
3.29 
XOO 
10.00 
10.60 
65.00 

16.32 
.80 
11.75 
28.00 
13.75 
19.50 
4.50 
8.25 
5.70 
80.00 
28.00 

11.25 
129.50 


73.86 
7.64 
.75 

34.20 
1.20 

1.00 

.45 

12.60 

17.40 


62.00 


.50 
10.50 
9.76 
62. 6C 


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38       COKTINOENT  EXPENSES  OF   THE  TEEASUBY  DEPARTMENT. 
Statement  0/  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


OoL     7 

8 


20 


Not. 


18 


ruBNiTUBB,  nc.— oontlnned. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

do 

....do 


....do. 

....do 

O.C.  Panls<Sc  Bro 

Underwood  Ts^writer  Ck) 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Ck>.. 


Derby  Desk  Co., 
Louis  Hartig. . . 


The  Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 


Royal  Type?rriter  Co.. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 


W.  L.  Swayte , 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co.. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
William  B.  Thompson 


Underwood  Tyiwwriter  Co 

do 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

The  Hammond  Typewriter  Co... 

The  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.Smith 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

W.  B.  Ifoses  &  Sons 

Hush  Reilly  Co 

W.L.  Swayie 

The  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 


TheOlobe-WerriokeCo 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 
The  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 


The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

James  B.  I^ambie  Co,  (Inc.) 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

Ouy,  Curran  A  Co 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 


The  Underwood  Tjrpe writer  Co.. 

Louis  Hartig 

Bedell  ManufKturing  Co 


1  dosen  key  blanka  for  deska,  at  35  cents. . 

2  dosen  key  blanks  for  deeka,  at  20  oontB. . 
lib.  key  tags 

3  Corbin  key  blanks 

3  Yale  key  blanks 

Clock  tools  and  repidrs 

Repairs  to  Underwood  typewriter 

1  No.  2  L.  C.  Smith  4t  Bro.  typewriter 

ISO,   less   aUowance  for   Remington 
machine,  $12.50,  in  exchange. 

1  sanitary  typewriter  desk  quartered 
white  oak. 

6  dosen  coat  and  hat  hooks,  brass,  at 
SI  .20. 

2  platens  lor  Oliver  machines 

1  No.  3  Monarch  typewriter,  S82,  less  al- 
lowance for  Remington  machine,  $12.50, 
in  exchange. 

1  No.  5  Underwood  typewriter,  $80.  less 
allowance  for  Remingtan  macnine, 
S12JS0,  in  exchange. 

2  dosen  rubber  tacks,  at  10  cents 

4  quarts  Devoe's  furniture  polish,  at  40 
cents. 

1  Royal  typewriter,  $58.50,  tees  aUow- 
ance for  underwooid  machine,  $10,  in 
exchanee. 

1  oval  mahogany  table. 


1  dosen  rubber  feet  lor  Remington  type- 
writers. 

1 "  Columbia "  dictionary  holder 

Framing  one  chart  of  the  Electoral  Col- 
lege. 

1  flat  top  sanitary  desk,  quartered  white 
oak. 

Repairing  Remington  typewriter. 

50  pounds  curled  hair  No.  1  gray  draw- 
ings, at  $0.8100. 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

do 

1  dozen  drip  pans  for  water-cooler  stands. 

Repairing  underwood  typewriter 

4  ribbon  shields  for  Hammond  type- 
writer. 

2  dozen  paper  guide  covers,  at  12  cents. . 

1  felt  pad  for  typewriting  machine 

Repairing  Remington  typewriter 

600  feet  poplar  dressed  2  sides 

1  cylinder  for  underwood  typewriter. . . 

Framing  1  laree  photograph 

7  dozen  key  blanks,  assorted 

1  mahogany  rotary  chair 

Cutting  hole  in  plate  glass  for  desk 

1  Ideal  copyholder  for  typewriter 

2  pairs  cabinet  hooks,  at  25  cents 


1  sanitary  mahogany  typewriter  desk. . . 
1  mahogany  typewriter  chair 


Hock 

1  No.  5  Underwood  typewriter,  $80,  less 

allowance  for  Underwood  machine, 

$12.50,  in  exchange. 
1  mahogany  rotary  chair,  leather  back 

and  seat. 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

1  No.  10  tvpewriter,  $8ti,  less  allowance 

for  Remington  machine,  $17.50,  in  ex- 


do 

The  Remtngton  Typewriter  Co. 


1  cylinder  for  Underwood  machine 

24  sets  chair  casters 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  machine 

1  mahogany  rotary  chair 

25  pounds  cotton  batting,  at  17)  cents. . . 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  machine 

1  carriage  draw  band  for  Smith  Premier 

typewriter. 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

6  dosen  coat  and  hat  hooks,  oast  brass... 
6  gross  red  leather  tufting  buttons,  at  24 

cents. 
800  yards  red-leather  gbnp,  at  4  cents... . 
6  special  type  and  adjustmg  Remlngtoo 


$2.10 
.40 
.65 
.25 
.25 
8.50 
ILOS 
67.50 


28.00 
7.20 


400 
00.50 


07.50 


.20 

i.eo 


48.60 


loaoo 

.24 

8. 20 
125 

28.00 

16.85 
16.00 

12.20 
ia80 
4.00 

laso 

.40 

.24 

.60 

18.50 

80.00 

1.50 

2.50 

1.65 

15.00 

7.60 

1.20 

.50 

86.03 

7.64 

.20 

67.60 


IOlOO 

1466 
62.60 


L60 
0.72 
1.60 
lOLlO 
4SS 
1.60 
.25 

laoo 
7.20 
1.44 

12.00 
LIO 


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StaUmerU  of  oonHngent  experues,  7Vea«ury  i>«partm«n^— Continued. 


Dita. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoont 


Not.  19 


ruBNRXTBX,  Bic.— oontlnaed. 
Derby  Desk  Co 


EUis  A.  Gimble. 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 


Dee.    1 
8 


20 
1911. 
Jeo.     3 


16 


17 


Globe- Wernicke  Co 

James  Linakey  A  Sons.. 
Howard  Clock  Co 


Rudolf  &  West  Co 

James  JB.  Iiambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 


....do 

Library  Bmvan. 

The  Monarch  Typen 

The  Remington  TypeiK 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 


ewriterCo... 
iwriter  Co 
DodType^ 
The  Globe- Wernicke  Co, 


Gay,  Curran  &  Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 

O.  C.  Pauls  &  Bro 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

.....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 

Housed  Hermazm 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 

do 

The  A.  H.  Andrews  Co 

W.  L.  Swayse 

The  Remiiuton  Typewriter  Co.. 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

The  Gtobe- Wernicke  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co.. 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 


The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  (^. 
The  Monandi  Typewriter  Co 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

W.  B.M08e8&  Sons 

The  Remington  Typewriter  (^., 

Shelby  Clarke  Art  6) 

G.  C.  Pauls  &  Bro 


W.  L.  Swayse 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  (3o.. 


E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  (}o.. 


The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Tbe  Underwood  Typewriter  (^.. 


Tbe  Remington  Typewriter  (^.. 
Tbe  Underwood  Typewriter  (^.. 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  B.Moses  &  Sons 

The  Remingt6n  Typewriter  Co . . 


BedeU  MamiCKturlng  Co. . .. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co... 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Underwood  Typewriter  0>. . 


2  tables,  quartered  white  oak. 
1  sanitary  quartered  white  oak  bookcase. 
12  rotary  chairs,  quartered  white  oak,  at 

$5.83. 

1  No.  10  A  Smith  Premier  typewriter, 
ISO,  less  allowance  for  Remington  ma- 
chine, S20,  in  exchange. 

1  bookcase,  quartered  white  oak 

96  feet  picture  molding,  at  3  cents 

3  clock  dials,  12  minute  hands.  12  hour 
hands,  wheels,  washers,  and  springs 
for  same  (clock  repairs). 

16  dozen  papers  Swedish  iron  tacks. 

1  brass  bolt 

1  platen  roll  for  Smith  Premier  type- 

writer. 

2  paper  finger  rolls  for  same 


1  swinging  typewriter  stand,  oak,  ete.... 
Repairmg  Monarch  typewriter. 


Repairing  Remington  typewriter 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

2  high  rotary  stools,  with  backs,  oak, 

g.  o.  f..  at  15.45. 
25  pounds  cotton  batting,  at  174  cents. . . 
1  new  part  for  dictionary  stand. 

1  No.  6  Underwood  typewriter 

French  clock  repairs 

2  picture  frames 

1  mahogany  roll-top  desk 

1  mahogany  flat-top  desk 

1  mahogany  revolvmg  chair 

do 

1  mahogany  side  chair 

1  Underwood  typewriter 

1  chair  stepladder.  oak 

Readjusting  Remington  typewriter 

1  R.  B.  brass  bolt 

1  No.  6  typewriter.  Underwood 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

1  mahogany  rotary  chair 

1  Ideal  copyholder  for  typewriter 

2  cylinders  for  Remington  typewriter 

Repairing  Monarch  typewriter 

1  flat-top  mahogany  desk.. 


1  flat-top  sanitary  aesk,  oak 

1  lateral  paper  guide  for  Underwood  tjrpe- 
writer. 

2  dozen  key  blanks  for  desks,  at  50  cents. . 

Repalrhis  Smith  Premier  typewriter 

1  No.  3  Monarch  typewriter,  182,  less  al- 
lowance for  Monarch  machine  in  ex- 
change. 130. 

10  boxes  brass  chair  tacks,  at  37  cents 

I  rotary  chair,  oak 

1  Remington  typewriter,  No.  10 

28  feet  2-uich  gilt  molding,  at  12  cents . . . 

1  Stubbs's  screw  plate,  $1.15;  1  box  rouge, 

10  cents;  3  bottles  (Xiyper's  clock  oil, 
75  cents;  1  pair  roimd  pliers,  50  cents; 
2  round  flics,  40  cents;  1  screw  driver, 
20  cents. 

2  Ideal  copyholders  for  typewriters,  at 
$1.20. 

2  cylinders  for  Underwood  typewriters, 
at  11.50. 

1  quart  Devoe's  furniture  polish 

Repab-ing  Underwood  typewriter 

Repairing  Monarch  machine 

Repairing  Underwood  machines 

Adjusting  Remington  machine .^ 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  machine 

50  sets  Payson's  brass-wheel  casters 

1  rotary  chair,  oak,  cane  seat 

1  No.  10  Remington  typewriter,  $80,  less 
aUowanoe  for  Remington  machine, 
$22.50.  in  exchange. 

150  feet  close-woven  chair  cane,  at  20 
cents. 

2  spools  for  Remington  machine. 

1  flush  bolt. 

Repairing  2  Underwood  machines,  $10.20 

and  $11.70. 


$49.00 
17.00 
69.96 

60.00 


59.00 
2.88 
27.96 


9.87 
.40 
1.50 

.20 
4.30 
14.27 
14.50 
12.60 
10.90 

4.87 

.55 

80.00 

8.30 

L50 

96.00 

35.00 

27.00 

17.60 

29.00 

115.00 

2.26 

1.35 

.45 

80.00 

11.20 

7.64 

L20 

2.40 

11.80 

60.50 

38.00 

.25 

1.00 

.75 
52.00 


3.70 
5.70 
80.00 
3.36 
3.10 


2.40 

3.00 

.40 
7.25 
.95 
12.85 
.60 
2.25 
8L50 
5.70 
57.50 


30.00 

.24 

.40 

21.90 


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Statement  of  contingent  expentes,  Treamry  Department^-CouHimed. 


Num. 


Itam. 


Amoont. 


Jan.  20 

21 
23 
26 

28 
80 
31 


Feb.    1 
8 

4 


Mar.    1 

2 


U 


ruBMiTUBX,  nc.— continued. 


The  Konarah  Typewriter  Co... . . 

O.C.  PaobA  Bro 

W.  B.  Hoses  &  Sons 

The  Underwood  Trpewriter  Co.. 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Derby  I>e8k  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 


Shelby  Clarke  Art  Co.. 
House  &  Herrmann. . . 
Rudolph  &  West  Co. . . 


The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.). . 


L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co.. 


The  Hammond  Typewriter  Co... 

Library  Bureau 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

The  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
The  Underwood  T^rpewrlter  Co.. 
The  Remington  Typewriter  (}o . . 


W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

W.  L.Swayae 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

The  Remington  Typewriter  Co. 

Watchman's  Dial  (^ 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  C^. 
The  Oliver  Typewriter  Co ... . 


W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) . . 

do 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.). . 


The  Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
The  Underwood  Irpowrlter  Co.. 
The  Remington  Typewriter  Co . . 
do 


The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 


The  Bedell  Manufacturing  Co. . 

HughRellly 

G.  C.  PaulsA  Bro 

Library  Bureau 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 


The  Globe- Wernicke  Co. 
W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 


Barber  &  Ross 

Qtobe-Wemlcke  Co. . 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
do 


Barber  &  Ross 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 
Library  Bureau 


Derby  Desk  Co., 


1  metal  cover  for  Monarafa  typewriter... , 

Repairing  1  French  ckxsk. 

6  typewriter  stands,  oak. 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

1}  pounds  copper  wire,  at  80  cents 

1  Key  lever  for  Remington  typewriter.... 

10  roll-top  sanitary  oak  desks,  at  $31 

Repalrine  Remington  typewriter 

1  No.  5  Underwood  typewriter,  S80.  less 

allowanoe  for  Underwood  macnlne, 

860,  in  exchange. 

1  frame  on  photograph 

2  Bentwood  chairs,  oak  finish,  at  81.85... 
i  pair  chest  handles  38  cents;  1  fock,  40 

cents;  1  wardrobe  lock,  66  cents. 

Repairs  Monarch  typewriter 

2  dozen  adjusting  wheels  for  rotaiv  chairs. 
2  spring  catches,  50  cents:  1  small  knob, 

a  cents. 
1  L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  typewriter,  880, 

less  allowanoe  for  Underwood  machine, 

820,  In  exchange. 

Repairing  Hammond  typewriter 

1  swlnglxig  typewriter  stand 

1  felt  pad  for  typewriter 

Repairing  Remington  typewriter 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  typewriter 

1  No.  10  Remington  typewriter,  880,  less 

allowanoe  for  Remington  machine, 

812.60,  in  exchange. 
1  rotary  chair,  oak. 

1  Ideal  copyholder 

Repair  Monarch  typewriter 

2  cylinders  for  No.  7  Remington  m»- 
cnines. 

1.000  Eco  dials.  Form  3,  20-ring,  for 

watchman's  clock. 
6  pieces  picture  cord,  braided  wire,  brass, 

at  30  cents. 
Repairing,  etc..  Monarch  typewriter 

1  No.  6  Oliver  typewriter,  871.09,  less 
allowance  for  Oliver  madilne,  822.50, 
in  exchange. 

2  rotary  chairs,  oak,  at  85.70 

6  typewriter  stands,  oak,  at  83.73 

1  doorstop  for  swinging  typewriter 

1  chest  lock 

2  Monarch  typewriters,  at 880,  less  allow- 
ance for  2  Underwood  machines,  8100. 

6  dosen  key  blanks  Ibr  desks  and  ward- 
robes. 
Repair  Remlxigton  tjrpewrlter 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  typewriter 

Repair  Remington  typewriter 

2  carriage  streps  for  Remington  type- 
writer, at  10  cents. 

1  platen  roll  for  Smith  Premier  type- 
writer. 

5,000  upholstering  rails,  solid  leather 

Resllver  1  large  French-plate  mirror 

R  epairs  to  clocks. 

100  No.  1340  Library  Bureau  book  sup 
ports. 

1  No.  5  Underwood  typewriter,  880.  less 
allowance  for  Underwood  machine, 
822.50,  In  exchange. 

I  table,  mahogany  top,  birch  base 

1  mahogany  sanitary  flat-top  double 
desk. 

Istepladder 

1  Doten-Dunton  mahogany  flat-top  san- 
itary desk. 

Repaus  Underwood  typewriter 

1  No.  6  Underwood  typewriter,  880,  less 
allowance  for  Oliver  machine,  820. 

Istepladder 

2  auxiliary  rolls 

1  flat-top  mahogany  sanitary  typewriter 

desk. 
1  flat-top  sanitary  desk,  quartered  white 
oak. 


CLOB 

4.00 

22.38 

ia40 

.38 

.20 

310.00 

13.75 

saoo 


4.00 
8.70 
1.33 

8.28 

8.40 

.55 

60.00 


1.50 
4.35 
.60 
0.25 
L60 
67.60 


6.70 
L20 
7.16 
2.40 

6.00 

L80 

12.16 
48.60 


11.40 

22.88 

.30 

.35 

60.00 

2.60 

14.66 

L50 

1L65 

.» 

1.60 

7.50 
12.00 
3.50 
7.60 

S7.60 


22.60 
72.75 

1.20 
258.50 

la  70 

ao.00 

.06 

.20 

66.00 

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41 


DttflL 


Name. 


'Item. 


Mar.  16 


U 


21 


Apr.    3 


fUEMRUAB,  ETC.— oontlnaed. 


Hash  Reilhr  Co 

Unoerwooa  Typewriter  Co . 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


Wm.  H.Dyer 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


Qlobe- Wernicke  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Otobe- Wernicke  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 


Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Bonm-Hadley  Co 

J.  H.  Depue  &  Co.  (Inc.) . 


Derby  Desk  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co.. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . . 

W.  B.  Moses^Sons 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

L.  D.  Engsl 


.do.. 


Thomas  W.  Smith. 


G.  C.  Pauls  &  Bro 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

....do: 

James  B.  Lambie  Co  (IncJ . . 
The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co. . 
do 


The  Gtobe  Wernicke  Co. 

....do 

....do 

....do 


The  Remington  Typewriter  (}o. 


Derby  Desk  Co.. 


.do 


Bedell  Manufacturing  Co. 

....do 

....do 


Library  Bureau 

E.J.  Murphy  Co  (Inc  ) 

The  Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 
R.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 


John  Wanamaker 

UndetT^ood  Tjrpewriter  Co . . . 
Remington  Typewriter  Co. . . . 

S.  J  Murphy  Co.  (Inc  ) 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.. 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Jaoob  Bdtsel  A  Sons 

W.  B.  Mooes  &  Sons 

....do 


1  gallon  crude  oil 

Repairing,  cleaning,  etc.,  Underwood 

typewriter. 

1  sanitary  flat-top  double  desk 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

8  canopy  Dlocks,  cherry 

1  No.  o  underwood  typewriter,  S80,  less 

allowance  lor  Underwood  typewriter, 

$20,  In  exchange. 

1  Imitation  mahogany  chair 

Repairing  2  Underwood  typewriters, 

18.76  and  $12.75. 
48  Columbia  dry  batteries,  at  15|  cents... 
4  oak  costumers,  at  $7.20 

2  docen  springs  for  Johnson  chair 

1  set  rubber  tips  for  keys  on  book  type- 
writer. 

38  pounds  sheet  sine,  at  $0.0795 

1  table,  quartered  white  oak 

1  letteroress  stand 

Remooeline  Underwood  typewriters,  2, 

1  mahogany  table 

1  No.  2  L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  typewriter, 
$80,  less  aUowanoe  for  L.  C.  Smith  & 
Bro.  machine,  $50,  In  exchange. 

1  flat-top  sanitary  desk,  quartered  white 
oak. 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  machine 

1  rotary  chair,  oak,  quartered  oak  finish. 

2  toggle  bolts 

1  rotary  chair,  oak 

12  sets  domes  of  sUenoe,  steel,  for  chairs, 

at  13  cents. 
12  sets  domes  of  silence,  felt,  for  chairs, 

at  22|  cents. 
500  feetpoplar,  dressed  2  sides,  at  $5.60 

per  100. 

Repairing  clock 

12  shelf  blocks 

3  gross  shelf  pins,  at  $1.20 

12  pairs  chest  hinges,  at  4^  cents 

1  dosen  brass  hooks  and  eyes 

1  platen  for  Monarch  typewriter 

1  No.  3  Monarch  typewriter,  $80,  less 
allowance  Smith  Premier  typewriter, 
$15,  in  exchange. 

3  mahogany  armchairs,  at  $16.25 

2  mahogany  revolving  chairs,  at  $30 

1  mahogany  revolving  chair 

1  mahogany  roll-top  desk  with  special 

interior  arrangement. 
1  Remington  typewriter.  No.  10,  $80, 

less    allowance  lor  Remington    m^ 

dilne,  $20,  in  exchange. 
1  mahogany  table 

1  water-pitcher  stand 

2  imported  Bentwood  chairs,  mahogany 

150-foot  close-woven  chair  cane,  at  20 

cents  foot. 
76  feet  cloee-woven  chair  cane,  at  24 

cents  foot. 
1,000  No.  10  spline  for  chair  bottoms,  at 

}cent. 

3  swinging  typewriter  stands,  at  $4.35. . . 

1  quart  Devoe's  furniture  polish 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter 

50  pounds  acetic  acid,  80  per  cent,  at  10 

cents  pound. 

1  revolving  typewriter  chair  No.  24 

1  rubber  cover  lor  typewriting  machine. . 

1  No.  30  rubber  typewriter  cover 

1  quart  Devoe's  furniture  polish. 

Repairing  Monarch  Typewriter. 


3  pounds  upholstering  twine,  at  72  cents. 
1  No.  32  mirror,  oak  frame. 


3  oxidised  metal  costumers,  at  $4.76 

1  mahogany,  flat-top,  sanitary  desk 

2  mahogany,  flat-top,  sanitary  desks,  at 
$63.73. 


$0i26 
4.60 

150.00 

12.40 

1.20 

eo.oo 


10.76 
21.60 

7.44 
28.80 
8.6C 
3.16 

3.08 
14.00 
16.00 
60.00 

16.50 
30.00 


22.00 

1.60 
ft.  70 
.12 
6.70 
L66 


2.70 
37.50 

6.00 
.10 

3.00 
.64 
.26 

2.00 
66.00 


46.76 
60.00 
11.76 
65.00 

eaoo 


13.60 
10.60 
4.70 

30.00 

18.00 

6.00 

8.70 

.40 

12.76 

6.00 

3.00 
LOO 
.60 
.40 
.85 
2.16 

laoo 

14.36 
61.66 
107.44 


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SUUetnent  of  amtingerU  expmtei,  Treatury  Department— <joni^jmed. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Apr.  13 
16 

17 


19 


31 

22 
25 
27 

May     1 


12 


TUsanruBM,  nc. — oontinned. 


The  Olobe-WeniJcke  Co 

.^.do 

Bttdolph  &  West  Ce 

The  Monarch  Tvpewriter  Co.. 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Bods 

James  Nolan  &  Sods.: 


Derby  Desk  Co.. 
do.. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co.. 
Wa 


John^ 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

National  Supply  Co 

do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

Monanm  Typewriter  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 


Barber  &  Ross 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 

Library  Bureau 

Geo.  ¥.  Muth  A  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.)... 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

HughReiUyCo... 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 


Globe-Wemkske  Co. . 
.i..do 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Clarke  Shelby  Art  Co.. 
Rudolph  &  West  Co... 

John  Wanamaker 

Lansburgh  &  Bros 


Wm.  A.  H.  Church. 

G.C.  Paals&Bro 

The  Elmer  H.  CatUn  Co 

Bennstein  Manul^icturing  Co. 

Derby  Desk  Co 


W.  B.  Moses  ft  Sons 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 


.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 
.do.. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons.. 


Globe- Wernicke  Co. . . 

....do 

W.  B  Moses  &  Sons.. 
Rudolph  &  West  Co.. 
do:. 


John  WanamiJcer 

G.C  Pauls  &  Bro 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  ft  Sons 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co. 

John  Wanamaker 

J.  H.  PePueftCo 


8  mahogany  side  chairs.  tll.40 

6  mahogany,  rotary  chairs,  at  $13.40 , 

1  water  cooler,  oak  packet*  3^1on 

Repairing  Monarch  Typewriter 

2  oxidized  metal  costumers,  at  $4.75 

2  plate-glass  mirrors  with  wooden  frames, 
at  117. 

4  sanitary  oak  desks,  at  $22 

1  sanitary  oak  typewriter  desk 

1  water  cooler,  oak  Jacket,  etc 

1  water  cooler  stand 

1  felt  pad  Ibr  typewriter 

1  tubular  typewriter  stand 

do 

1  felt  pad  for  typewriter 

3  felt  pads  for  typewriters,  at  50  cents. . . 

1  mahogany  table 

2  mahogany  tables,  at  $15 

2  mahogany  stands,  at  $5.76 

1  mahogany  stand 

1  sanitary  flat-top  desk,  quartered  white 

oak. 

Istep  ladder 

1  platen  roll  for  Smith  Premier  machine. 

1  swinging  typewriter  stand. 

75  pounds  orange  shellac,  at  20  cents. . . . 
50  sets  Payson's  brass  wheel  castors. . . .. 

1  No.  30  rubber  cover  for  typewriter 

Resilvering  and  polishing  1  plate  mirror. 

6  drawer  pulls 

1  Remington  typewriter  No.  10,  $80,  less 

allowance  for  smith  Premier  machine, 

$16  in  exchange. 

1  rotary  chair,  oak,  quartered  oak  finish. 

2  side  chairs,  oak,  quartered  oak  finish, 
at  $8.60. 

1  flat-top  sanitary  desk,  oak 

18  feet  molding,  at  20  cento 

1  water  cooler,  O-gaUon,  oak  Jacket 

1  metal  water  cooler  stand 

20  yards  Middlesex  doth  for  covering 

desks,  at  $1,774 

500  feet  white  pine  uppers,  at  $7.60 

Repairs  for  clocks 

epulis,  bronze  and  green 

2  metal  wardrobes,  5  compartmento,  at 
$5.70  per  compartment   « 

1  sanitaiy  flat-top  desk,  quartered  white 

oak. 
1  106  mahogany  desk 

1  mahoganv  desk 

2  brass  hooks  and  eyes 

4  felt  pads,  at  50  cents 

1  Ideal  copyholder 

1  D.  8}  bookcase  unit  Imitation  mahog- 
any finish. 

1  D.  lOJ  bookcase  unit  imitation  mahog- 
any nnish. 

1  D  12j  bookcase  unit  imitation  mahoe- 
any  finish. 

1  D.  Xtop  bookcase  unit  imitation  mm- 
horany  finish. 

1  D.  Xbase  bookcase  unit  imitation  ma- 
hogany finish. 

1  No.  3  Underwood  typewriter,  $106.50, 
less  allowance  for  Remington.  $16. 

1  flat-top  sanitary  desk. , 

1  mahogany  sanitary  flat-top  doable 
desk. 

2  mahogany  side  chain,  at  $11.40 

2  mahogany  rotary  chaixs 

1  mahogany  teble 

1  water  cooler,  oak,  3-gaUoo 

2  water  coolers,  oak,  6-gaUon 

1  metal  water-cooler  stand. 

1  nickel-plated  alarm  clock 

2  water-cooleis,  oak,  at  $4  07 

3  typewriter  stands,  oak.  at  $3.73 

2  high  stoob  with  backs,  oak.  at  $6.46... 
2  rotary  typewriter  chain,  oak,  at  $190.. 
Remodeung  Undenrood  typewritsr*  >* 


$91.20 

80.40 

4.97 

LOO 

9.60 

$4^00 

8&00 
2&00 
4.97 
L90 
.60 
8.00 
8.00 
LOO 
L60 
22.60 

ao.00 

1L60 
6l75 
2LO0 

L44 

L» 

4.35 

16.00 

SL60 

.» 

8.00 

L20 

66.00 


laoo 

17.20 

28w0O 
$.00 
7,07 
2.17 

36.50 

$7.50 

2.00 

.76 

67.00 

17.00 

27.60 

moo 

.40 
2.00 
L20 
2.76 

3.00 

3.36 

2.00 

2.00 

9a  80 

17.00 

73.76 

22.80 
3180 
19.46 
4.97 
14.14 
2.17 
LOO 
9.94 
U.19 
Ml  90 
7.80 


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Staiemmi  o/oonUngent  expenses.  Treasury  DepartmerUr—Contmaed. 


DiOe. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoant 


Mmy 


10 


Mmj  12 

Jnne  10 

12 

14 


10 


10 


nnunruBX,  nc-^ntlnaed. 


Underwood  Typewriter 

Derby  Desk  Go 

Clarke  Shelby  Art  Co... 
Rudolf  A  West  Co. . . . 

John  Wanamaker 

Rudolph  A  West  Co.... 

....dor. 

01obe>WenUcke  Co 


Co. 


W.  B.  Moees&Bons 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. . 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 

Q.C  PaulsABro 

Qk>be-Wemteke  Co 

O.  C.  PaulsA  Bro 

ElUsA.  Qimble 


House  A  Hermann 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons. 

Derby  Desk  Co 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.)-. 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sods. 

J.  H.  De  Pue  A  Co.  (Inc.)... 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons. 

The  Monaroh  Typewriter  (}o. . 

HuARelllyCo 

Underwooa  Typewriter  Co. . . 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . . . 


W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

John  Wanamaker 

DoUn  A  Martin  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
Derby  Desk  (3o 


Q.  C.  Panls  A  Bro 

W.  L.  Swayie 

J.  T.  Hunt 

James  B.  Lambie  (}o.  (Inc.).. 
Cordley  A  Hayes 


Ch^e  Shelby  Art  O). . 


Derby  Desk  Go 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

Gk>be-WemiekeCo 

.do. 


....do 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co. 

The  Globe-Wemkdce  Co. 

Rllis  A.  Ghnble 

Derby  Desk  Co 


.do.. 


....do 

Ctarke  Shelby  Art  Co.. 

01obe>Wenik±s  Ck>. . . 
Cordley  A  UayesCk)... 


W.L.  Swayie... 
Derby  Desk  Co., 
.....do 


.do. 
.do. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

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Repair  Underwood  typewriter 

2  tables,  quartered  white  oak,  at  114 

Frame  1  water-color  sketch 

1  water  cooler,  oak,  O^lon 

1  water-cooler  stand,  metal 

1  dozen  Yale  key  blanks 

i  dozen  flat  key  blanks 

2  mahogany    rotary    chairs,    Doten- 
Dunton  make,  at  $41. 

2  rotary  chairs,  oak,  cane  back. 

Repair  Underwood  typewriter 

1  cylinder  chest  lock 

Repair  1  French  mantel  dock 

1  mahogany  rotary  chair 

1  Beth  Thomas  clock  dial , 

2  white  enameled  iron  washstands,  at 
$7.68. 

1  stepladder  chair,  oak , 

1  rotary  chair,  oak , 

1  flat-top  sanitary  typewriter  <lesk , 

1  mahogany  water-pitcher  stand 

loxidized  metal oostumer , 

3  ealvanized  mirror  hooks,  at  10  cents. . . , 

3  u-on  mirror  hooks,  at  7  cents 

2  oxidized  metal  costumers,  at  04.75 

Remodel  1  Underwood  and  1  Reming- 
ton typewriter,  at  125. 

1  mahogany  water-pitcher  stand 

4  mahogany  desk  trays 

1  flat-top  sanitary  mahogany  desk 

Repair  Monarch  typewriter , 

1  piece  plate  glass,  special  thickness 

1  felt  pad  for  typewriter 

8  No.  4  mahogany  desk  trays,  at  11.70. .. 

1  handmade  special  type  for  Underwood 
machine. 

2  oxidized  metal  costUmers.  at  $4.75 

2  metal  stands  for  water  coolers 

1  No.  10  green  umbrella  stand , 

1  cylinder  for  Underwood  madiine , 

1  sanitary  flat-top  typewriter  desk,  quar- 
tered white  oak. 

Repairing  1  French  clock. 


1  laeal  copy-holder  for  typewriter.. 
1  mahogany  mantel  clock , 


1  pair  iapanned  brackets 

1  d-gallon  water  cooler,  oak,  with  stand, 
and  2  bottles. 

Clean  portrait  of  Washington  and  fhune 
portrait  of  Salmon  P.  Chase,  and  re- 
frame  Washington  painting  to  corre- 
spond In  size  and  style  with  Chase 


1  nat-top  sanitary  typewriter  desk 

Repair  Underwood  typewriter 

1  imiration  mahogany  table i... 

2  mahogany  rotary  cnalrs,  at  $13.40. 

3  mahogany  side  chairs,  at  $11.40 

1  No.  3  Monarch  typewriter,  $80:  less 

allowance  for  Olirer  machine,  $10,  and 

Caligraph  machine.  $1. 

1  double  mahogany  flat-top  desk 

1  white  enameled  washstand,  iron 

1  flat-top  sanitary  desk,  quartered  white 

oak. 
1  flat-top  typewriter  desk,  quartered 

white  oak 

1  stand,  quartered  white  oak 

Gilding  lane  frame  on  picture  of  Presi- 
dent McKinley. 

2  mahogany  rotary  chairs,  at  $18.40 

1  water  cooler,  inverted-bottle  type,  with 

stand,  and  2  5-gallon  bottles. 

1  Ideal  copyholder  for  typewriter 

1  flat-top  sanitary  mahogany  desk 

1  mahogany  table , 

1  stand,  quartered  white  oak 

1  sanitary  flat-top  desk,  quartered  white 

oak. 
Equipping  Underwood  machine  with 

new  special  type. 


$12.26 

2&00 

7.50 

7.07 

2.17 

LOO 

.10 

82.00 

12.00 

6.50 

.80 

5.00 

15.26 
L50 

15.86 

2.26 

5.70 

28.00 

10.50 

4.75 

.80 

.21 

9.50 

50.00 

10.50 
6.80 
82.46 
16.80 
26.26 
.50 
13.60 
L50 

9.50 
8.80 
8.00 
L50 
22.00 

5.00 
L20 

16.00 
.10 

10.20 

35.00 


80.00 
1Z85 
5.85 
26.80 
34.20 
60.00 


115.00 
7.68 
27.00 

28.00 

5.50 
15.00 

26.80 
10.20 

L20 
135.00 
25.00 

5.50 
22.00 

8.50 


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44       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASURT   DEPABTMBNT. 
Statement  of  eontimgttU  expenseB,  Treaeury  Department — Continued. 


DMai 

Name. 

Item. 

Amount 

Jane  22 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

2  No.  1  Royal  typewriten.  at  Sft8.50 

any,  at  t2. 

6  D.  12)  bookcase  units,  imitation  ma- 
hogany, at  13.50. 

2  E.  combination  bookease  units,  imi- 
tatton  mahogany,  at  $5.26. 

2  B.  134  combination  bookcase  units, 
imitation  mahogany,  at  $4.75. 

2  E.  bookcase  leg  bases,  tanltatkm  ma- 
hogany, at  $2.2S. 

1  magogany  water-plteher  stand 

$117.00 

23 

Globe-wemlcke  Co 

4.ra 

24 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

2LO0 
10.50 
9.50 
4.50 
10.50 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Repair  Oliver  typewriter,  inchiding  new 
1  pmind  red  sander 

2.50 

Z.  D.  OlUman 

.25 

17 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

4  Uo.  4  mahogany  desk  trays,  at  $1.70. . . . 

2  L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  typewriters,  at  $80 
each  ($160).  less  aitowance  for  lion- 
arch  machine,  $35,  and  Remington 
madilne,  $32. 

2   Na   4  typewriters,  at  $77.50  each 
(1155),  less  allowance  for  Bllckensder- 
ler  machine,  $18,  and  Smith  Premier 

2  No.  10  Remington  typewriters,  at  $»> 
each  ($160),  less  allowances  fbr  Smith 
Premier  machine,  $30,  and  Remington 
machine,  $30  ($60). 

2  No.  1  Royal  typewriting  machines,  at 
$58.50  each  ($117).  less  allowance  for 
Densmore  machhies,  2,  at  $13  ($26). 

L  quart  Devoe's  furniture  polish 

6.80 

19 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co 

93.00 
114.50 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

100.00 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

91.00 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

.40 

20 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

1  No.  4  mahogany  desk  tray 

1.70 

23 

Derby  P«ik  Co , 

1  flat  top  sanitary  quartered  white  oak 
desk. 

9  Macey  quartered  oak  bookcase  sec- 
tions, at  $3. 

tions,  at  $3. 
3  Macey  quartered  oak  bookcase  bases, 

at  $2. 
3  Macey  quartered  oak  bookcase  tops, 

at  $2. 

2  No.  4  mahogany  desk  trays,  at  11.70. . . 
1  Macey  oak  table  base 

17.00 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

27.00 

....do 

9.00 

do 

6.00 

do 

6.00 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co 

3.40 

24 

Freds.  Llnoohi (Inc.) 

6.40 

Total  expended 

9.999.93 

Total  unexpended 

.07 

Total 

10,000.00 

Annronriation 

10  000  00 

MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS. 

(Legislative  act  approved  June  17.  1910.) 
Grafton  Laundry  Co 

Washing  towels,  at  36^  cents  per  100,  fis- 
cal year  ending  June  30, 1011. 

Removine  ashes  and  rubbitii,  fiscal  year 
endingJune  30, 1011. 

1  sil  ver-Dlated  water  nitclier 

1910. 
Jane  22 

815.32 

Joseph  A,  Serrin 

813.80 

July    2 

Shaw  A  Brown  Co 

9.25 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  C3o 

36  rubber  hand  stamps 

1.93 

W.  L.  SwayM 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper,  at  64  cents 

1 2-wheel  Peerless  stamp  holder,  16  holds. 

97.50 

R.  D.  Swisher  ManniiM;turing  Co 

James  B.  lAmbie  C^.  (Inc.). 

.71 
.75 

India  Alkali  Works........' 

1  barrel  Marblioa  grit  powder,  300  pounds. 
1  rubber  hand  stamp. .  ^ ............  x . 

9.00 

g 

JftTneff  BaumRarten  A  Sons  Co. 

.07 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

2  lawn  mowers,  at  $^.44 

14.88 

Robert  Bishop  Manuflicturing  Co 

LambA  TQden 

100  pounds  cotton  waste,  at  10|  cents. . . . 
1  rubber  hand  stamp,  die,  and  dates 

3  dozen  shoemakers^  knives,  at  $1.25 

4  Yale  padlocks,  at  90  cents 

10.25 
L50 

Louis  Hartlg 

3.75 

James  B.  Lambfe  Co.  (Inc.) 

3.60 

jf^i^fvf  BAiimgarten  A  hons  Co 

1  nib^wr  hand  stamp 

.07 

9 

Rudolph^  VifestCo 

Furnish  and  place'  rubber  tires  on  4- 

wheel  truck. 
..  ..do 

5.94 

.do 

8.40 

J.  Baumgarten  4k  BonsO> 

2  rubber  band  stamps 

.or> 

11 

.do..r 

1  nibber  hand  stamp 

.vn 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

12  steel  k»  tongs,  at'  43  cents;  6  steel  k» 

tongs,  at  53  cents. 
480  street  car  tickets 

K34 

12 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

2a  Ob 

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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OP   THE   TREASURY  DEPARTMENT.      45 
Statement  of  contingent  expeneee^  Trecuury  Department — Continued. 


Name. 


IteoL 


Amount; 


Jdy  10 


Aug.    1 
3 


macxLLAinBoim  itbm»— eontlnoed. 
J.  Baomgartaa  &  Sons  Co 


Lflmb&Tflden 

JuDM  B.  LambiB  Co.  (Inc.). 


.....do, 
Loota 

.!..do 
do 


4c  Sons  Co. 


R.  D.  SwishBr  ICannlKturing  Co . 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

HnghReilfyCo 


United  Cork  Cos.. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 
Shoemaker  &  Bosch 


American  Soap  A  Washoline  Co. 


J.  Baamgartan  &  Sons  Co 

do 

James  B.  lAmbie  Co.  (Inc.). . . 

Julius  Fowl 

James  S.  Topham 

Soathem  Electric  Co.. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Baumgarnn  &  Sons  Co 

John  Thomas  Lewis 


J.  Baomgartan  &  Son  Co 

do 

RndolphA  WestCo 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co. . . 

Lamb&Tilden 

R.  D.  Swisher  ICanuiiBcturfaig  Co. 

do 

J.  Banmnrten  &  Sons  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Grannlator  Soap  Co 

American  Soap  A  Washoline  Co. . 

Jamea  B.  Lambie  (>).  (Iiic.) 


Disbursing  derk,  Poet  OflSoe  Department 

Louis  Hartig 

do 

Lamb^cTildan 

Washington  Railway  A  Electric  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 


....do 

....do 

.....do 

....do 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

American  Soap  A  Wssholino  Co. 


Lamb  A  Tilden  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.). 
If  aier,  Cla0Btt  &  Co 


.do. 


Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co. . 


Southern  Printer's  Supply  Co. 

Lamb  ATilden 

T.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Cfaaries  R.  Edmonston 

W.  L.8wayie 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 


18  rubber  hand  stamps;  2  Midget  self- 
inking  stamps. 

Repairing  rub  oer  dating  stamp 

2  dozen  sciew  hooks  and  2  gross  awning 
hooks. 

1  padlock  keeper  and  4  bolts  and  nuts.. . 
6  Corbin  padlocks,  at  32  cents 

9  rubber  band  stamps 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

3  facRtmite  stamps,  mbber,  indiyidual 
woodcuts. 

1 4-wheel  stamp  rack 

(barrel  flour  for  pasta. 

10  pounds  pulverised  glue;  2  pounds  oil 
of  wintergieen. 

RemoThig  dirt  and  rubbish  from  room 

next   cold    storage   room,    Treasuiy 

Building. 

1 3-wheel  pipe  cutter 

30  rubber  nand  stamps 

8  dozen  Buinshine  metal  polish,  at  10.355 

per  quart 
300  pounds  washoline  (1  barrel),   at 

10.03625  per  pound. 
3  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

2  Yale  padlocks,  at  90  cents. 


1  wiUow  waste  basket. 

1  morocco  portfolio 

50  pounds  sal  ammoniac,  at  10  cents 

8  Sampson  batteries,  at  75  cents 

1  leather  money  case 

do 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

Removing  dirt  and  rabbit  from  wood 
and  coal  bunkers,  north  end  of  Treas- 
ury Building. 

1  stamp,  fiicsimile  of  signature 

23  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  gross  catchers. , 

480  street  car  tickets. 


1  self-inking  numbering  stamp , 

1 3-wheel  Peerless  stamp  holoer 

2  4-wheel  Peerless  stamp  holders 

10  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  self-inking  stamp,  die,  and  dates 

144  cakes  soap  for  soapators 

GOO  pounds  Washoline  soap  powder,  at  31 

cents. 

2  pounds  |-inch  wire  box  nails,  at  12 
cents. 

9  postrToute  maps,  edition  of  July  15, 1910. 

3  dozen  Hawkbill  knives,  at  73  cents.. . . 

6i  poimds  manila  rope,  at  9$  cents , 

3  special  prefix  datirig  stamps 

160  street  car  ttokets 

1  metal  cut  ibr  making  autograph  hand 

stamps. 

6  autograph  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp , 

do 

4rubberhand  stamps , 

Repairing  6  currency  trunks 

19  rubber  hand  stamps 

150  pounds  Washoline  soap  powder,  at 

3|  cents. 

1  holder  for  metal  type 

100  dozen  Ivory  soap,  at  47  oente 

600  pounds  Oleine  laundry  soap,  at  5^ 

cents  per  pound. 
15  dozen  hand  Sapolio,  at  73  cents  per 

dozen. 
50  inches  of  spaces  0.38,  and  300  quads 

for  addressograph. 
6  dozen  patent  cutting  sticks,  at  40  cents. 

1  rubber  stamp 

2  rubber  stamps 

2  bottle  baskets,  at  11.65 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

25  pounds  Pulvls  oontZB  insecta,  at  24 

cents. 


IL39 

.50 
2.10 

.10 
L02 
.55 
.06 
1.50 

L43 
2.28 
2.30 

6.00 


L65 

1.74 

84.06 

ia88 

.33 

.06 

L80 

2.46 

9.00 

5.00 

6.00 

12.50 

12.50 

.09 

100.00 


2.15 

3.50 

20.00 

4.50 

LOS 

2.85 

.36  , 

.55 

18.00 

2L75 

.24 

12.00 
2.19 

.62 
2.25 
6.25 

.36 

LOS 
.21 
.39 
.12 
28.75 
.75 

5.44 

.17 
47.00 
83.36 

ia96 

2.63 

2.40 
LfiO 
.52 
3.30 
97.50 
6.00 


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46       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASUBY   DEPABTMENT. 
Statement  of  contiingent  experueSt  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Di^ 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


Aug.  1£ 


19 


20 


22 


23 


25 


31 


Sept.   3 


10 


17 


MucsLLAinBouB  ITEMS— oontinued. 


p.  H.  HeiskeU,  Jr.,  &  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  &  Sons  Co 

LambdJE  Tilden 

James  B.  LambisCo.  (Inc.).. 

Lamb  A  Tflden 

J.  Bamngarten  A  Sons  Co — 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co.. 

Ouy  Currant  Co 

Lamb&  Tflden 


....do 

Miller,  Clagett  A  Co 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. 

....doTTT. 

....do 


Lamb  A  Tflden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Clark  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

JamesB.  LambieCo 

Hamflton  Rubber  Manufocturing  Co.. 
W.M.  Scott 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

....do 

Washington  RaUway  &  Electric  Co.. 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

DultaiAKarUn  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

P.  H.  HelskeUJr..  &  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Dulln  AMartln  Co 

Chas.  G.  Stott  A  Co 

JamesB.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Lamb  A  Tflden 

JohnB.  Espej 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

do 


.do. 


....do 

E.  B.Adams  Co 

James  Nolan  A  Sons 

MackallBros 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

Charles  Fudis 

J.  Baumnrten  A  Sons  Co 

LambATUden 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

John  C.Henry 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

W.  L.Bwayie 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

J.  Bauminrten  A  Sons  Co 

LambATflden.. 

West  Disinfecting  Co 


J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

James  B.  Lunbie  Co.  (Inc.) 

ICeyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

OuyCurran  ACo 

(Columbia  OU  Co. 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Shoemaker  A  Buseh 

Finola  ManufM^turing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  (^ 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufisoturing  Co . 

Shoemaker  A  Busch 

Lamb  A  Tflden 


12  doxen  thread  maps,  atC40 

1  rubber  stamp , 

2  dosen  valgars  9  D  stamp  pads 

1  hasp  for  money  box 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

23  rubber  hand  stamps 

600  pounds  wire  nails,  assorted  (6  kegs). 
6  gross  scrubbing  soap,  at  $4.32. 


50  dozen  glycerine  touet  soap,  at  94  cents. 
5  dozen  pads  for  rubber  stamps,   at  75 

cents. 
5  dosen  pads  lor  rubber  stamps,  at  $1.20. . 
720  pounds  laundry  soap,  at  5^  cents. . 

30  gross  matches,  at  86^  cents 

15  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  self-inking  dating  stamp  and  box  of 

1  rubber  dating  stamp 

116  rubber  hand  stamps 

36  band  daters,  at  4A  cents 

1  patent  scythe  snath 

1  scythe  blade,  96cent8:  1  bush  scythe,  SI. 
25  feet  rubber  nose,  at  30  cents  per  foot. . . 
Removing  ashes,  rubbish,  etc.,  from 

premises  407  Fifteenth  Street  (cabinet 

shop).    

1  monkey  wrench  < 


40  2-line  stamps 

1  self-inking  stamp 

480  streetHAT  tickets 

14  rubber  hand  st&mps 

2  tin  dish  pans.  80  cents;  1  box  silver  dip. 


1  sickle. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps , 

30  dozen  tumblers 

12  dozen  bottles  typewriter  oil 

3  key  blanks 

3  ink  pads 

6  shoe  knives 

4  stamjks,  2  line 

2  stamps,  1   line,  Auditor  for   State 
Department. 

2  stamm,  1  line.  Public  Health  and  Ma- 

rine-Hoepital  Service. 
1  Midget  stamp,  Appointment  Division. 

1  barrel  Wyandott 

1  towel  bar 

50  pounds  oxalic  add 

1  stamp 

Repairing  water  pitcher 

4 1-line  stamps 

1  special  stamp 

48  Columbia  dry  batteries 

2  push  buttons 


6  5-band  datlzig  stamps, 

18  dozen  com  brooms 

4  ounces  glycerine 

12-line  stamp 

1  keg  nails 

1,500  rolls  toflet  paper 

1  sieve 

2 1-line  stamps 

2  self-inking  autograph  stamps 

1  barrel  Uquid  soap  (50  gal.),  at  11.75  per 

gallon. 

1  self-inking  stamp 

2  dosen  Hawkbillknives 

1  dosen  awning  hooks 

25  Dounds  sum  camphor 

5  dozen  toilet  combs 


10  gallons  gasoline. 

1,000  yards  chei^secloth 

10  pounds  sponges 

3  barrels  soap  powder , 

1  self-inUnf  stamp 

1  stamp  holder 

2  dosen  ostrich-feather  dusters,  at  S16  JS, 
1  standard  selMnking  stamp,  die,  and 


128.80 

.03 

6.60 

.10 

L60 

.99 

13.09 

25.92 

47.00 

3. 75 

6.00 
4a  03 

laao 

.90 
.06 
L19 

1.25 
8.48 
L68 
.38 
L96 
3.39 
15.00 


2.88 

.23 

30.00 

1.36 

1.05 

2.50 

.24 

.0» 

11.25 

6.24 

.21 

.75 

.37 

.24 

.00 


.37 

10.00 

2.50 

4.26 

L26 

.76 

.12 

.30 

7.44 

.50 

3. 00 

n.so 

.20 

.06 

2.49 

97.  .10 

.40 

.08 

6.00 

87.50 

1.79 

1.46 

.25 

13.00 

4.00 

1.40 
29.80 

9.20 
18.00 

1.19 

.43 

32.79 

2.71 


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COKTIKOENT  EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY  DEPARTMENT.      47 
Statement  of  ixmtingenl  apcMeSt  Treamry  Departnunt^-Coniianed, 


Date. 


Name. 


Amoant. 


Sept  19 


Aof.   « 


.23 


27 


Oct.     1 


MBCBXiAliaOUS  ITSM  8-€0Dtiniied. 


J.  BanmgirtBii  &  Sons  Co. 

Dnlln  AlCartln  Co 

LambATUdeoi. 

Philip  Undemeyr 

S.  Baomgarteii  Sc  Sons  Co. 


Washinrton  Railiniy  &  Electric  Co 

LambiftTUden. 

Director  Bureau  Engraving  and  Printing. 

Washington  Poet  Co. 


Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

Washington  RaUway  &  Electric  Co.. 

Lamb&Tilden 

....do 

J.  Baumgartan  A  Sons  Co 

James  8.  Topham 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

....do 

Standard  Oil  Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Washhigtoo  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Barrett  Manufacturing  Co 


.do. 
.do. 


....do 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt 

CarroU  Electric  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


Lansbur^A  Bro 

John  B.  Kspey 

J.  BaumgHTten  &  Sons  Co. 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

DulinAMarthiCo 


ApDrofjrlation  "Fuel.  ligbUi,  and  water, 

E.  J.  iCnrphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

liiller,Cl6gettACo 


Backer's  Leather  Goods  Co. 

James  S.  Topham 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. . 


Director  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Print- 
ing. 
Typewriter  A  OlBoe  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson , 

Robert  Bishop  ICanulacturlng  Co , 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

LambATilden 

Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  Co. 


J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. 
...TS!v:. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Fred  B.  lIOlAr  A  Bro 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. .. 

....doTr. 


23  rubber  hand  stamps 

3  scrub  brushes,  smafi 

2  large  special  hik  pads,  at  00  cents 

1  doien  cans  ink  for  stamp  pads 

1  standard  sel^inkjng  stamp,  die,  and 

dates. 

480  streetrcar  tickets. 

1  font  metal  type  and  3  sets  figures 

Repair  paper-cutting  machine.  Bureau 

Printmg  and  Stationery. 
Advertising  forpropoMlsfor  ooalfor  Post 

OfSoe  Department. 

.....do.....\7. 

150  street-car  tickets 

6  special  cushion  hsjid  stamps 

3  special  cushion  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stunp 

1  strap  for  maU  bag 

1  doien  hack-saw  blades 

1 1-gallon  galvanised  oil  can 

I  gallon  kerosene  oil 

1  leather  brief  case 

32  gaUons  "Hyco"  disinfectant,  at  11.75. 

480  street-car  tickets 

8  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp,  die,  and  dates 

1  bolt  for  truclc. 


2  roller  huid  stamps 

1  cylinder  anhydrous   ammonia,  108 

pounds,  at  25  cents. 

1  cylinder  anhydrous  ammonia 

1  arum  26*  aqua  ammonia,  735  pounds, 

at  5  cents. 

1  drum  26*  aqua  anunonla 

50  wooden  chart  rollers 

2  push  buttons 

l-gallon  galvanised  oil  can 


10  rubber  Band  stamps 

24|  pounds  annunciator  wire,  at  25  cents 

per  pound. 
18  dozen  window-shade  pulls,  at  25  cents. 

1M.F.  tool  holder 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  set  solid  rubber  type  and  2  holders 

1  silver-plated  water  pitcher  19.50,  and 

tray  93.50. 
50  dosen  Treasury  towels  for  Treasury 

Building  and  mitwt^^, 

100  Ivory  toilet  soap,  at  47  cents 

600  pounds  Proctor  A  Gamble's  Oleine 

laundry  soap. 

Heather  portfolio 

Repairing  8  currency  trunks 

Repairine  "  American  "  dating  stamp. . . 
8  rubber  nand  stamps  and  1  autograph 

hand  stamp. 
1  pinion  for  paper  cutter 


Repair  rotary  neostyle  and  furnish  new 
diaphragm. 

2  niboer  hand  stamps , 

48  (Columbia  dry  batteries 

3  rubber  hand  stamps,  9  cents;  1  auto- 
graph  hand  stamp,  53  cents. 

2  key  mats  and  36  feet  4r0onductor  silk 
behcord. 

1  oil  can,  1  gallon. 

200  pounds  cotton  waste,  at  10)  cents 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

Repair  self-hiking  stamp . 


2  pairs  green  velour  curtains,  including 
loops  and  hanging  of  curtains. 

9  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  standard  setf-inkmg  stamp,  die,  and 
dates. 


Repahtag  1 4-wheel  truck. 
6  paper  mes,  at  15  cents. 


Repair  1  platform  counter  scale. . 

20  pounds  wire  brads 

1  rubber  autograph  hand  stamp. 
6  rubber  hand  stamps 


10.67 

.10 

L80 

3.50 

.99 

20.00 
1.32 
2.32 

1.35 

1.35 

6.25 

2.70 

1.05 

.06 

.75 

.75 

.16 

.07 

6.75 

56.00 

20.00 

.30 

1.25 

L04 

.07 

25.75 

20.00 
36.75 

10.00 

1.33 

2.50 

.16 

.30 

6.18 

4.50 
L25 
.15 
1.02 
13.00 

143.50 

47.00 
33.36 

11.00 
16.50 
1.50 
L15 

10.37 

6.00 

.06 

7.44 

.62 

4.19 

.16 

20.60 

.27 

.35 

09.00 

.30 
1.19 

5.25 
.90 

3.00 
.90 
.53 


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48       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OP    THE   TBEAfitJBY   DBPABTMENT. 
IStaiemerU  qf  contingent  expenses ^  Trecuwry  Departvient — Continued. 


Bate. 


Oet.  11 


14 


Sept.  24 

Oot   IS 

17 


20 

21 
22 

24 
25 

26,26 

Sept  24 

Got    28 

29 
31 

Not.    1 


mscBLLAirxous  imcs— continued. 

Barber^  Boss 

do 

P.  H.  Heialran,jr.,ACo 

Philip  Lindemeyr , 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Shoemaker  &  Biisch 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Guy.Cuiran  ACo 

J.  Baumgartner  &  Sons  Co 

HughRelllyCo 

Lewis  Flemer 

Lamb&Tilden 

P.  H.  Hei8keUJr..&Co 

H.  J.  M.  Howard  Manufacturing  Co... 

Quy,Curran  &Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Kimble  Glass  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Beck  Duplicator  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Peter  Van  Bchaack  &  Sons 

Lamb&  Tilden 

James  B.  Lambie&Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

AlbertL  Johnson 

J .  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. . 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sods  Co 

Shoemaker  if  Busch 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Finola  Manufacturing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  ASonsCc 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  (^ 

do 

Fred  B.  Miller  &  Bro 

J.  Baumgarten  St  Sons  Co 

Washington  Post  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  SonsO> , 

James  S.  Topham 

Shaw  &  Brown  Co 

do 

Washington  Railway  &  EKxtric  Co. . 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co , 

P.  H.  HeiskeU  &  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

LaosburghA  Bro , 

J.  Baummrtendc  Sons  Co « 

Lamb  &  TUden 

£.  B.  Adams 


5  doim  flat  paste  bmshes,  at  R.76 

12  Washita  oil  stoves,  at  50  cents 

3  down  iron  cuspidors,  at  S5.4S , 

6  dozen  cans  of  mk  for  stamp  pads,  at  50 
cents. 

5  dozen  paste  brushes,  at  S1.75 

40poundscandles,atl0oents 

12  dozen  flat  fitch  brushes,  at  39 cents. . . 

1,50:)  rolls  toilet  paper,  at  6|  cents 

24  cans  Flash  soap  paste,  at  5}  cents 

24  rubber  hand  stamps 

10  pounds  pulverized  glue 

10  pounds  pulverized  alum 

I  dozen  boxes  stencil  paste 

12  dozen  cotton  mops,  at  S2.40 

6  charges  for  fire  extinguishers.  Treasury 

Buildhig. 

5  dozen  hairbrushes,  at  14 

1  dozen  hairbrushes 

4  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  glass  spirit  lamp 

Repair  1  large  dating  stamp. 


Advertising  for  proposals  for  fuel  for 
Superintendent  Public  Buildings. 

1  mop  wringer 

100  feet  Balate  sUk  cord  at  4  cents 

6  pounds  Orimshaw's  adhesive  tape . 

2  boxes  Pom-drene  for  Beck  Duplicator.. 

2  dozen  china  cuspidors,  at  93 

600  pounds  calcium  chloride  for  ice  ma- 
chine. 

3  sets  flfl;uxes  metal  type  and  metal 
holder  for  same. 

number  rule 

5  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  galvanized  iron  garbage  cans  with 
covers,  at  $1.12. 

1  autograph  stamp  53  cents,  1  mbber 
hand  stamp,  dies,  and  dates  32  cents. 

150  street  car  tickets 

10  dozen  glass  tumblers,  at  26  cents 

3  dozen  mop  handles,  wire,  etc.,  at  91.75. 
16  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  dozen  ostrich  feather  dusters 

1  standard  self-inking  stamp  with  dies 

and  dates. 
600  pounds  Finala  soap  powder,  at  3 
cents. 

4  rubber  hand  stamps 

Supplies  for  addressograph,  type  and 

stool  links,  etc. 

1  Midget  self-inking  rubber  stamp,  dies 
and  dates. 

1  air  cushion  rubber  stamp,  3  line 

Repair  platform  scale  fai  Division  of 

rrinting  and  Stationery. 

2  rubber  hand  stamps  and  I  American 
metal  dating  stamp  ribbon  and  die. 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  ftel  for 
Superintendent  Public  Bufldings  and 
Grounds. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

300  pounds  (3  kegs)  nails,  wire,  at  2^ 

cents. 

12  pearl  push  buttons,  oak 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

Repairing  mail  bag 

1  pitcher,  silver  plated,  porcelain  lined, 

for  ice  water. 

1  tray  for  ice-water  pitcher 

480  street<sar  tickets 

1  rubber  foo-simile  stamp 

5  dozen  heavy  galvanised  iron  bueksta, 
at  93.30. 

24  brown  sOesia  desk  covers,  at  89  cents. . 
200  yards  Russian  crash  at  10|  cents 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  font  primer  solid  rubber  type 

10  mop  wringars,  at  91.21 ••••., 


911.75 
9.00 
19.44 
3.00 

8L75 
4.00 
4.68 

07.50 
L32 
.85 
LOO 
L&5 
2.75 

2&80 
2.10 

2a  00 

&25 

.35 

.10 

2.25 

3.30 

L21 
4.00 
4.50 
.50 
6.00 
7.50 

2.44 

L25 

.30 

2.24 

.85 

&2S 
X60 
&2S 
.48 
SL52 
L59 

l&OO 


1&77 
.50 


.21 
&00 


8.44 

1.90 


6.87 

XOO 
.06 
L50 
9L50 

140 

9a  00 

.68 

laso 

2La6 

81.50 

.27 

.84 

18.10 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY   DEPARTMENT.      49 
StalemerU  qfeonUngerU  expenHS^  TreoMury  Department— Continued. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


HXflCKLLANBOUS  ITS1I8— OOZlthlued. 


Nov.    4 


10 


12 


16 


17 


18 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

do 

Lamb  &  TUden 

Miller.CluettACo 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Ino.).< 
do 


American  Type  Foundere  Co. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co.... 

W.  L.8wayce 

Barber  &  uoss 

Armour  &  Co 


J.  Baumorten  &  Sons 
Lamb&TUden 


Co.. 


James  B.  I/ambie Co.  (Inc.).. 

Charles  Fucbs 

The  Shade  Shop 


J.  Baummrten  &  Sons  Co.. 

Lamb  dcTflden 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co.. 

do 

Frank  C.  Henry 

Miller  Clagett  &  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co.. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co.. 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do:. 

.....do 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co.. 
do 


.do. 


R.  Carter  BaUantyne.. 
Lamb&Taden 


.do.. 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co.. 


Charles  Fuchs 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co.. 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 


P.  HeiskeU  Jr.,  &  Co. 


....do 

Thomas  Keely 

Shaw  &  Brown  Co.. 
E.  B.  Adams  Co.... 


B.  P.  Clapp  Ammonia  Co 

Washingtcm  Ry.  &  Electric  C^.. 

J.  Baomgartan  &  Sons  Co 

Shoemaker  A  Busch 

lames  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

£.  J  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumj^en  &  Sons  Co 


...do 

Frank  C  Henry 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sona  Co. 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Bona  Co. 
T.N.Mudd.jr.  (Ine.) 


Washington  Railway  A  Electric  Co. 
J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 


72  sine  oilers,  at4oents 

1  dozen  hammer  handles 

3  dozen  pads  for  rubber  stamps 

600  pounds  laundry  soap,  at  5iVo  cents. . . 

I  Disston  brick  trowel 

I  brass  hook,  25  cents:  1  bronze  spring,  30 

cents:  and  2  machine  bolts,  6  cents. 
Recasting  3  special  dimatual  rollers,  at 

60  cents. 
I  dozen  bastard  Ales:  i  dozen  smooth  flies. 

1  ax  with  handle 

3  dozen  safety  pins,  at  10 cents.. .., 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

48  gross  iron  ana  brass  screws 

1  cylinder  of  anhydrous  ammonia,  100 
pounds. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

12  sets  metal  figures 

Repairing  14-¥rheel  tnick 

Repairing  silver-plated  water  pitcher 

16  window  shades  and  repairing  2  old 
shades. 

8  rubber  hand  stamps 

Engraving  10  pearl  push  buttons 

8  rubber  handstamps 

2rubberhand  stamps 

2  combs,  at  35  cents 

1  gross  boxes  black  and  white  matches. . 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  Disston  panel  hand  saw 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

dozen  flat  smooth  nles 

dozen  flat  bastard  flies 

dozen  half  roimd  cut  flies *. . . 

dozen  half  round  bastard  flies 

'  rubber  hand  stamps 

100  rubber  hand  stamps,  72  lines,  at  3 
cents,  and  30  Imes  at  34  oents. 

3  autograph  hand  stamps,  including 
metal  cut  for  same. 

1  gross  Empire  chalk 

2  autograph  self-inking  combination 
stamps,  special  dies,  at  12.75. 

2  autograph  self-inking  combination 
stamps,  at  S3.25. 

2  f^simlle  hand  stamps,  and  metal  cut 
for  same. 

Repairing  s.  p.  in  water  pitcher 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

10  dozen  whisk  brooms,  at  11.68 

10  dozen  scrub  brushes,  at  $1.05 

96  quarts  Bumshine  liquid  metal  polish, 
at  35<(  cents. 

24  Beatty  k»  hatchets,  handled,  at  38 
cents. 

12  dozen  cotton  mops,  at  12.40 

Repair  6  United  States  ilags,  at  50  cents. 

1  suver-plated  water  pitcher  and  tray . . . 

1,400  poimds  (2  drums)  chloride  of  cal- 
cium for  ice  plant 

1  cylinder  of  anhydrous  ammonia,  100 
pounds. 

480  street-car  tickets 

1  fao-simile  hand  stamp  with  metal  cut. . 

2  dozen  ostrich-feather  dusters,  at  SI  6.38. 
24  wall-sweeping  brushes,  hair,  at  $1.15. . 
24  hair  sweeping  orushes  for  floor,  at  12.38 
1  Midget  self-iiiking  rubber  stamp  with 

die. 

2rubberhand  stamps 

1  dozen  sulphur  candles 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

60  brown  silesia  desk  covers,  at  89  cents . 

2  ru  bber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  bicycle  bdonglng  to  Treasury 

Department. 
150  street-car  tickets 

9  rubber  hand  stamps 


12.88 
.41 
2.25 

33.36 
.50 
.61 

1.80 

L58 

.63 

.30 

.21 

97.50 

ia24 

24.50 

.42 
1.58 

16.50 
1.00 

2a  00 

.26 

L95 
.36 
.24 
.70 

1.80 
.04 

L38 
.04 
.43 
.34 
.60 
.15 
.07 

3.21 


.11 
&50 

6.50 

.71 

1.00 

.03 

16.80 

ia50 

34  OS 

9.12 

28.80 
3.00 
11.90 
11.67 

24.60 

2a  00 
.53 
32.76 
27.60 
57.12 
.29 

.10 
1.00 
.04 
53.40 
.06 
.85 

6.25 
.SS 


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50       CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY   DEPARTMENT. 
Statemtnl  oj  contingent  expenses^  Treasury  Department — Oontinued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Nov.  20 

30 


Dec.     1 
2 

3 


10 


12 


13 


17 


M ISCELLANXOU8  ITKMS— oontlnued. 
Rudolph  &  West  Co 


.do. 


Finola  Manuftkcturlng  Co. 
Lamb&Tilden 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

DullnA  Martin 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

do 

W.  L.8wayee 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Charles  K.  Edmonston 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co . 

J.  Baumgart^  &  Sons  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  &  West 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

QranulatorSoapCo.... 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Albert  L.Johnson 

do 

Lamb  4e  Tilden 

....do 


....do 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

American  Soap  A  Washaline  Co. 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

Dulin  A  Martin  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

James  S.  Topharo 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Miller,  Clagett  A  Co 

do 

Quy  Curran  A  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Charles  Fuchs 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons(3o 

Frank  C.  Henry 


E.  P.  Hazdton 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

The  Shade  Shop 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

Philip  Lindemeyr 


J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co . 


Julius  Fowl 

Lamb  A  Tilden 

Katherlne  McDermott, 
Dulin  A  Martin  Co.... 
Louis  Hartig 


Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co 

A  Electric  Co.. 


Washington  Railway 

LambATUden' 
....do 


3  box  tracks  Ibr  money  with  fiber  wheels, 
at  198.75. 

1  piece  galvanised  wire 

2  barrels  Finola  soap  powder,  600  pounds, 
at  3  oents  per  pound. 

2  boxes  stamp  dates,  figures,  etc.,  at  8| 
cents. 

1  rubber  band  stamp 

1  Japanned  hotel  tray 

i  dozen  Yale  A  Towne  padlocks,  at  $10. 

1  large  stamp  pad 

1  rubber  hand  stamp,  die,  and  dates.... 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

Orubber  hand  stamps 

1  bucket  nickel  plated 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

8  dosen  files,  assorted 

480  streetpcar  tickets 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

.....do 

12  push  buttons,  cast  bronse,  at  25  cents. . 
1  adjustable  perforator 

4  window  shades 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

2dosen  snow  shoveDs.  at  S4.50 , 

6  dozen  single  stamp  holders 

144  cakes  soap  for  soapators 

2  selMnking  stamps,  dies,  etc 

2  pairs  gas  Bliers 

3  Stanley  uarwood  screw  drivers. 

4  solid  rubber  type,  at  7  Cents 

1  standard  selHnking  stamp,  die,  and 

dates. 

Ifont  solid  type,  with  holder 

4poundsiron  rivets,  iron  head 

75  carriage  bolts,  assorted 

300  pounds  washaline  soap  powder 

1  can  IndeUble  stamp-pad  ink 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  standard  selMnking  rubber  stamp 

1  cut-glass  tumbler 

2  dozen  flat  varnish  brushes 

4  rabber  hand  stamps 

10  gallons  gasoline,  at  14  cents 

1  leather  mail  bag 

Repairing  standard  selMnking  stamp . . . 

6  rabber  hand  stamps 

1,000  jrards  unbleached  cheesecloth ..... 

GOO  pounds  laundry  soap 

1 5  dozen  hand  sapoUo 

50  dozen  Colgate's  glycerine  toilet  soap. . 

2  rabber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  silver-plated  water  fdtcher.. . . 


3  rabber  hand  stamps 

Ibottle  mixture  lor  restoring  bmrned  pa- 
per money. 
Repairing  bicyde.  including  new  tires. . . 

3  dozen  shade  pulleys 

7  Hartshorn  shade  rollers 

3  Scotch  linen  shades 

4rabber  hand  stamps 

50  Columbia  dry  batteries. 


2  dosen  Soperb  rabber  stamp  pads 

3  dosen  cans  ink  far  stamp  pads 

3  dosen  cansink  for  stamp  pads,  tmme- 

dlate  dryine. 
1  rubber  hand  stamp,  1  itcsimile  hand 

stamp,  and  1  selMnking  Midget  stamp 

with  die. 

wagon  truck. 

5  brass  stencil  plates 

Laundering  23}  doson  small  hand  towels 

1  galvanised-lron  refrigerator  pan 

1  Corbin  padlock,  bronsed 

460  inches  addressograph  ink 

480  street-car  tickets 

150  streetcar  tickets 

1  brass  stendl  plate 

3  soecial  aelMnldng  hand  stamps  with 


L2i 


.an 

18.00 


.22 

6.00 

.90 

1.50 

07.50 

.28 

2.25 

.04 

14. » 

2a  00 

.04 

.03 
8.00 
4.50 
12.06 

.07 
9.00 
1.20 
18.00 
8.18 

.66 
1.21 

.28 
2.25 

1.18 

.26 

.80 

10.88 

1.75 

.06 

.09 

.50 

6.33 

.21 

1.40 

14.00 

.40 

.18 

29.80 

33.36 

10.05 

47.00 

.06 

1.50 

.24 

.25 

9.00 
1.20 
2.10 
4.50 

.96 
7.75 
1.50 
1.05 

.75 

.85 


19.96 

&88 
.35 
.32 

3.45 

2a  00 

fi.2S 

.30 

9.01 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OP   THE   TBEASUBY  DEPARTMENT,       51 
StaUment  of  continfferU  experuea,  Treanary  Departmmt~-Contxn\ied, 


Nameu 


Item. 


Amoant 


Deo.  23 


1911. 
)tQ.    3 
5 


MUCXLLAOTBous  mocs— OODtillOed. 
J.  Baumearteo  &  Sods  Co 

....do..!!: 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sods 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  jr..  Co 

Soperinteadent    United    States    Mint, 
PhUadelplila,  Pa. 

E.J.  Muiphy  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

James  8.  Topham 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Ttiomas  Somerville  Co 

Rudolph  4e  West  Co 

Thomas  Keely 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 

do 

....do 


....do 

James  S.  Topham. 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. .. 

W.  B.  McVicker  Ck> 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  (^.  (Inc.) 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 


Shoemaker  4e  Busch 

J.  Baumgarten  Si  Sons  Co. 
Lamb  &TlIden 


R.  P.  aarkeCo 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

LoubHartlg 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co. 


Barber  A  Ross , 

R.  P.  aarkeCo 

Miller,  Clagett  A  Co 

Flnola  Manufacturing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  SonsC^ 

James  B.  Lambie  (k).  (Inc.) 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co. 


Thomas  Somerville  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. . . 

Miller.  Ctegett  &  Co 

Waahington  Rubber  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  (}o.  (Inc.). 

Frank  C.  Heniy 

James  B  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) . 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Blum  Bros 

....do 

H.  W.  Higfaam,jr 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co,.. 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) . 

Thomas  Somenrille  Co 

Frederick  L.  McFarlane. 


Washington  Rt.  &  Electric  Co. 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  (3o.. 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Cohimbia  Oil  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 
J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. . 

The  Bristol  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . 

E.  J.  Miuphy  (^.  (Inc.) 

Thomas  Keely 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . 
Frad  B.  MiUer  A  Bro 


1  rubber  hand 

1  ak  cushion  hand  stamp 

1  Royal  self-inking  handoating  stamp 

8  shade  pulleys , 

12  dozen  ootton-thread  mops 

2  sets  aluminum  weights  and  1  set  brass 
weights. 

100  dozen  ivory  toilet  soap 

Repairing  1  hand  bag  and  1  leather  mail 
bag. 

1  handle  for  3-heat  switch  on  sealing-wax 

iSltS : 

Welding  bolt  for  truck. 

2  dozen  snow  shovels 

Repair  3  United  States  flags 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

48  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  standard  self-inking  stamp  with  dies 

and  dates. 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  1  leather  maU  bag 


I  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  barrel  hydroleum 

Making  Iron  plate  for  truck , 

2  lock  cocks , 

3  rubber  hand  stamps  1  standard  self- 
Inking  stamp,  dates  and  die,  1  band 
dater,  rubber. 

2  dozen  ostrich  feather  dusters 

10  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  bo.xes  stamp  dates,  etc.,  for  self-inking 
stamps. 

1  bandnumberer , 

4  dozen  flies,  assorted 

2  0)rbin  bronzed  padlocks 

1  3-line  rubber  air  cushion  hand  stamp 

with  border. 
10  dozen  counter  brushes 

3  dozen  banddatfrs , 

720  pounds  laundry  soap 

600  pounds  (2  bbls)  Finola  soap  powder 
72  rubber  hand  stamps 
I  dozen  bolts, 


8  hik  pads,  1  pint  hik.  1.000  steel  links, 
and  2,946  inches  of  sliding  rubber  type. 


2,9461 
Making  1  iron  plate  for  truck. 
1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

8i  dozen  Soapine 

6  dozen  rubber  hose  washers 

2  Yale  padlocks,  1  pair  chest  handles... 

Onail  brushes 

2  Yale  padlocks. 


52  gallons  liquid  soap 

10  dozen  Scotch  Holland  window  shades . 

10  dozen  Hartshorn  spring  rollers , 

1  bicycle  tiro  and  repairing  bicycle. .... 

0  rubber  hand  stamps , 

1  dozen  kev  blanks  lor  padlocks 

Weldbig  2  irons  and  making  1  iron  plate 

4  quires  emery  cloth 

480  streetrcar  tickets 

7  bolts  for  repairing  trucks 

4  rubber  hand  stamps , 

24  cans  Flash  soap  paste 

2  Force  cups , 

5iron  garbage  cans , 

5  gallons  gasoline 

5  dozen  typewriter  oil  cans 

3  dozen  porcelain  knobs  and  1  hasp . 

6  roller  band  stamps 

300  Bristol  recording  thermometer  charts. 
1  machine  bolt  and  3  taper  reamers . . 
36  Stanley  "Harwood"  screw  drivers. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

12  hair  brushes,  sweeps  for  floor 


Repair  2  United  States  flags. . . 
3  tire  bolts  and  1  carriage  bolt. 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

Adjusting  portable  scale  and  furnishing 
one  400-pouhd  weight  for 


to.  06 

.32 

2.47 

.80 

28.80 
10.00 

47.00 
2.8^ 


.20 
.35 
9.00 
1.50 
.09 
1.44 
1.19 

.42 
4.50 


62.16 
.45 
1.50 
1.96 


32.76 
.30 
.34 

.10 

6.68 

.64 

.21 

38.50 
1.58 

40.03 

18.00 

2.34 

.10 

37.28 

.47 
97.50 

.33 

3.92 

1.80 

1.90 

3.60 

1.70 

9L0O 

99.00 

22.50 

fi.40 

.33 

.15 
6.28 
2.04 
20.00 

.21 

.13 
L32 

.32 
4.00 

.70 
2.60 

.98 

.18 
2.25 
1.70 
4.98 

.13 

28.56 

1.00 

.12 

.69 
2.00 


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52        CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OP   THE   TBEASUBY   DEPARTMENT. 
Statement  of  contingent  expenaee,  TVeamry  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Jan.  23 
24 

25 
26 


31 


Feb.     ] 


18 


MiscxLULNEOus  ITEMS— Continued. 


H.  W.  Higham,  jr 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Lamb&Tllden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Eiectric  Co... 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co.. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manuliacturing  Co. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

James  B.  I^ambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  P.  Clapp  Ammonia  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  Si  Sons  Co 

....do.... 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co. . . 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  &  SonsCk> 

P.  H.  Heiakell,  jr,  &  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Thomas  Keely 

J.  Baum^ten  &  Sons  Co 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

James  S.  Topham 


W.  L.Swayze 

Katherine  McDermott 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Ck) . . 

do , 

Beckers  Leather  Goods  Ck>. . 

Oranulator  Soap  Ck> 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . 
B.  P.  Clapp  Ammonia  Co. . 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co, . 

Rudolph  &  West  Ck) 

P.  H.Heiskell.Jr..&Co.... 

Miller,  Clagett  &  (Jo 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co. . . . 
Lamb  <Sc  Tilden 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) . . 
Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) . 

E.  J.  Murphy  (3o.  (Inc.) 

Simplex  Electric  Ileating  Co. 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Pioneer  Broom  C3o 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Rudolph  <&  vi'estCo 


James  B.  Lambie  C/O.  (Inc.). 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

James  B  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
F.C.  Britting 


Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. 

ChesapcMUce  Supply  Ck) 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

Charles  Fuchs 

National  Electrical  Supply  Ck) 

James  B.  Lambie  (3o.  (Inc.) , 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 


Louis  Hartig 

Disbursing  Clerk,  P.  O.  Dept.. 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 
N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 


T.  N.  Mudd,  jr..  (Inc.) 

Swayse.  Bailey  &  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Appropriation  "Fuel,  Lights,  and  Water" 

lor  public  buildings. 
National  Electrical  Supply  Co 


Item. 


fiber 


1  bicycle  tire , 

60  Columbia  dry  batteries 

1  Gregory  price  marker , 

18  rubber  Band  stamps , 

16  callous  gasoline , 

12  Corbin  bronsed  padlocks , 

100  pounds  cotton  waste 

150  street-car  tickets , 

8  special  dating  stamps , 

50  leet  rubber  hose , 

5  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  Rogers'  shoemakers  knife 

100  feet  hose , 

1  rubber  hand  stamp , 

2  machine  bolts 

1  cylinder  anhydrous  ammonia.. 
1  facsimile  die  for  midget  stamp. . 

13  mbber  hand  stamps 

480  8treet<»r  tickets , 

1  center  punch , 

Orubber  hand  stamps , 

12  dozen  cotton  thread  mops 

0  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repair  2  United  Ststes  flags 

22  rubber  hand  stamps , 

6  holders  of  metal-bodied  type. . . 
4    money    trunks,    vulcanized 

veneered. 

1,500  rolls  toUet  paper 

Laundering  42  dozen  hand  towels 

6  boxes  stamp  dates,  figures  and  months 
4  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

2  pounds  leather 

144  cakes  soap  forsoapatore 

I  rubber  hand  stamp 

101  pounds  anhydrous  ammonia 

1  fiber  case  for  canying  towels 

11  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  doisen  snow  shovels 

12  dozen  cotton  mops 

000  pounds  laun dry  soap 

600  pounds  Gibson's  soap  polish 

1  Standard  self-inking  stamp,  die  and 
dates. 

1  brass  hasp 

2  yards  gingham 

ft  dozen  flat  varnish  brushes 

1  Simplex  electric  soldering  iron 

1  brass  stencil  plate 

4  dozen  ostrich-feather  dusters 

18  com  brooms 

60  zincs  for  carbon  cylinder  battery 

5  pairs  side  cutting  pliers 

i  dozen  hammer  handles;  )  dozen  sledge 

handles. 
1  hand  bellows 

I  molasses  gate 

i  dozen  iron  key  rings 

II  Britting  window  shade  carriers  and 
installation. 

480  street-car  tickets 

1  force  cup 

2  rubber  nand  stamps 


.do. 


1  rubber  hand  stamp,  die  and  dates 

Repairing  silver-plated  water  pitcher. . . 

20  pounds  duplex  annunciator  wire 

4  swivel  hooks 

1  self-inking  rubber  stamp  with  die  and 

dates. 
1  pair  side  cutting  pliers 

1  Post  route  map,  No.  37,  Alaska 

2  rubber  hand  s  tampe 

1  dozen  pieces  celluloid  for  cutting  sten- 

dle. 
1  bicycle  bell  and  rehiring  bicycle  saddle 
1  roller  complete  for  Edison  mimeograph . 

Alter  handles  of  3  monev  trucks 

60  dozen  Treasury  towels 


2  pounds  soldering  paste  and  24  push  but- 
tons. 


Amount 


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CGtmsGEJsrr  tsxpbnses  op  the  trbasuby  i>epabtmbnt.     53 

StaUment  of  eontingent  eipentet,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Fd>.  20 
21 


Mar.    1 


MiBCELLAjnu>us  iTKiffl— oontlnued. 

ThonuutKeely 

Lamb  &  Tllden 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Art  Metal  ConatrucUon  0> 

Charles  Fochs 

Robert  Bishop  MaDtifacturfng  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Lamb  &  TUden 

nailer,  Cla«ett  A  Co 

M.O.Gopeland&Co 

J.  Banrogarten  &  Sons  Co 

Lamb  ATilden 

Thomas  Sleely 

Washington  By.  ii  Electric  Co 

W.  B.ltcVickerCo 

P.H.HelskeHJr.,  &Co 

Miller,  Clagett  ^  Co 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

UmbdfTIlden 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Charles  Kohlman  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Thomas  Somervllle  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Charles  Fuchs 

Thomas  Keely 

I>ulin&  Martin  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Bndolph  4c  West  Co 

....dor. 

M.  O.CopelandCo 

James  8.  Topham 

Barber  &  Ross 

J.  Baumnuten  &  Sons  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Washington  Rv.  it  Electric  Co 

James  B.  Lamoie  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

W.M.  Qalt&Co 

HughReiUyCo 

MackaUBros 

Miller.  Clantt  4c  Co 

E.  J.  Mu^vCo.  (Inc.) 

Cudahy  lacking  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

£.  B.  Adams  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

F.CBrltting 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Beck  Duplicator  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

Barber  &  Ross 

W.  B.  Moaes  &  Sons 

J.  Banmgarten  &  Sons  Co .*. 

Lamb  A  TUden 

J.  Bamnearten  &  Sons  Qo 

Bttber 


Repalrlng2nnited  States  flags  for  Treas- 
nrv  Building. 

1  sell-inking  metal  line  dating  stamp 

2  dozen  key  blanks,  2  yards  brass  Jack 
chain,  and  1  wing  nut. 

1  volt  ammeter 

j[  dozen  awning  hooks 

2  steel  money  trucks,  complete 

Repairing  silver-plated  water  pitcher. . . . 

200  pounds  white  cotton  waste 

21)  pounds  damp-proof  office  wire 

72  lieet  old  code  lamp  cord 

1  dozen  fine  hack-eaw  blades 

2  dozen  regular  hack-saw  blades ^ 

8  dozen  pads  for  rubber  stamps,  assorted 
colors. 

25  dozen  Soaplne 

Re-cover  94  awnings  and  equip  94  awn- 
ings with  patent  attachments. 

1  standard  seU-inUng  stamp,  die,  and 
dates. 

^pint  indelible  ink  for  marking  towels. . 

Repairing  2  United  States  flags 

480  streetH»r  tickets 

1  barrel  (450  pounds,  more  or  less)  hydro- 
leum  for  elevator  tank. 

1  dozen  iron  cuspidors 

720  pounds  laundry  soap 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

10  dozen  com  whisk  brooms 

Repairing  2  self-inking  stamps 

12  dozen  machine  screws.  12  dozen  ma- 
chine nuts,  and  \  pound  washers. 

1,000  yards  cheese  cloth,  bleached 

4  steel  rakes 

2  flUer  plugs  for  furnace 

25  feet  circular  loom 

Repairing  silver-plated  water  pitcher. . . . 
Repairing  2  United  States  flags 

3  dozen  white  china  pitchers 

13  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  dozen  ostrich  father  dusters 

1  pair  pliers 

35  pounds  iron  wire 

9  unmounted  window  shades 

Repairing  mail  bag 

6  gross  machine  screws 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  pencil  dater,  with  bolder  and  pad 

150  street-car  tickets 

1  set  grindstone  fixtures 

6  rubber  band  stamps 

1.  rubber  autograph  band  stamp,  with 

metal  cut. 
\  barrel  flour  for  making  paste 

10  pounds  pulverized  glue 

2poundsoi1  wintergreen 

20  gross  Safety  matches 

3  dozen  paste  brushes 

600  pounds  Oibson's  soap  polish 

12  claw  hammers 

1  rubber  hand  stamp,  air  cushion 

114  twist  drills,  round  shank,  assorted... 

1  drum  (695  pounds)  catoium  chloride 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

9  Britting  window<6nade  carriers  and  in- 
stallation. 

1  stove  bolt  tap  and  1  compass  saw  han- 
dle. 

6  duplicating  ribbons  for  duplicator,  6 
films,  and  12  boxes  of  Powderene. 

1  set  rubber  type  with  holder 

1  StiUson  wrench 

Plug  walls  and  ftimish  6  pairs  extension 

brackets  for  window  curtains,  room 
286. 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  Standard  self-inking  stamp . . . 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  Stillaon  wrench 


ILOO 

3.00 
.80 

2.00 

.18 

225.00 

2.00 

20.50 

4.95 

2.16 

.40 

1.00 

7.80 

1L75 
209.72 

L19 

3.00 

1.00 

20.00 

57.68 

5.48 

40.03 

97.50 

16.80 

2.80 

1.11 

37.50 

2.40 

.30 

1.23 

2.00 

1.00 

8.65 

.45 

66.52 

.85 

1.40 

13.41 

L50 

.49 

.59 

.76 

6.25 

.50 

.12 

.71 

2.28 
1.00 
1.50 
7.26 
4.74 

16.34 

4.20 

.21 

4.14 

5.22 

.06 

13.50 

.40 

21.00 

.56 

.54 

6.00 


.30 
.20 
.09 
.73 


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54       CONTINGENT  EXPEl^SES   OF   THE   TREASUBY   DEPABTMENT. 
Statement  ofcorUtngent  expenses^  Treamry  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoant. 


Mar.  14 


18 


24 


30 


Apr.    3 


MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS— OOOtinued. 


National  Electrical 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons 

do 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 


James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

P.H.  Heiskelljr.,  &Co., 
Lamb  &  TUden , 


(lyCo. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  Sc  Sons  Co. 
Dulln  de  Martin  Co.  (Inc.). 
Lamb  &  Tllden 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. 

Rudolph  &  West  C^ 

O'Donnell's  Drug  Store. . . 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

do 

....do 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Lamb  &  Tllden 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co. 

Oranulaton  Soap  Co 

Guy,Curran  &Co 

Philip  Llndemeyr 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

A  Ibert  L .  Johnson 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co., 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Philip  Llndemeyr , 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co , 

Thomas  Keely , 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Lamb  &TiIden 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

....do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

The  Elmer  H.  C^tlin  Co 

Geo.  H.  Conant , 


James  S.  Barron  &  Co. 


Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  0> 

H.  Baumgarten  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  0> 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Carroll  Electric  (>> 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

do 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

James  6.  Topham 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

,....do 


12  wooden  box  bells 

10  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  Syracuse  bit  and  12  stove  rods 

4  facsimile  rubber  hand  stamps,  with 

metal  cut. 

6  dozen  dust  pans 

24  dozen  cotton-thread  mops 

1  box  figures,  dates,  etc.,  for  self-Inking 
stamp. 

3  pounds  Iron  rivets 

14  rubber  hand  stamps 

30  doten  Treasury  tumblers 

2  rubber  hand  stamps,  with  dies  and 
dates. 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

100  pounds  iron  wire 

4  dozen  Colgate's  Cashmere  Bouquet 
toilet  soap. 

1  Standard  self-inking  stamp 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

do 

1  force  cup 

1  guart  blank  ink  for  stamp  pads 

1  simplex  electric  sealing-wax  pot 

2  drill  points 

480  street-car  tickets 

1 44  cakes  of  soap  for  Soapatons 

30  dozen  Ck>Igate's  glycerine  soap 

3  dozen  cans  ink  for  stamp  pads 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

lax 


1  emery  wheel 

2  side  handles  and  top  handle  for  electric 
tool. 

2  pairs  steel  loe  tongs 

1  dozen  Chromal  hack-saw  blades 

50  feet  silk  bell  cord 

2  rubl)er  hand  stamps 

1,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

i  dozen  cans  Ink  for  stamp  pads 

I  dozen  pads  for  rubber  suimps 

1  dozen  machine  bolts 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

Repairine  2  United  States  flags 

2  rubber  nand  stamps 

2  metal  plate  keys 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

Repairing  self-inking  stamp 

6  Hoi  tzer-Cabot  buzzers 

6  iron  box  buzzers 

6  Iron  box  buzzers,  wood  base 

18  rubber  hand  stamps 

Engraving  16  push  buttons 

Renickeling  2  push  plates 

Making  certified  ropy  of  Judgment  oon- 

flrming  temporary  as  permanent  re- 
ceiver, etc.,  of  the  iEtra Indemnity  Co. 

6  dozen  mop  handles  and  brush  holders 
combined. 

720  pounds  Oleine  soap 

15  dozen  hand  Sapollo 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

do 

6  feet  white  rubber  tubing 

27  feet  special  red  rubber  tubing 

340  feet  silk  bell  cord 

4  push  buttons,  pear  shape,  oak 

5  rubber  hand  stamps 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

I  rubber  fiacsimile  stamp  with  metal  cut . 
3  rubber  hand  stamps 

II  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  2  currency  trunks 

0  {Mkirs  tassel  hooks 

Putting  up  above  hooks  in  rooms  288 

aDd288i. 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OP   THE   TBEASXTBY   DEPABTMENT.       55 
Statement  of  coTUingent  expcMef,  TVeoniry  Departm^nf— Continued. 


Amount. 


Apr.    6 


14 


15 


21 


24 


KBCXLLANXOxm  imcs--oontiniied. 

Director  Bmcaa  of  Engraving  and  Print- 
ing. 


E.B.  Adams  Go 

J.  Baumgarten&  Sons  Go 

M.  G.  CopeiandCo 

J.  Bamngarten  4e  Sons  Go 

do 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manniacturing  Go 

Lamb  ATflden. 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Go 

J  Baumflirten  &  Sons  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Go 

do 

H.  W.  Hlgham,  jr 

J.  Bamngarten  &  Sons  Go 

Rand,  MoNallv  &  Co 

James  B.  Lamoie  Go.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

do 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. . 

J.  Bamngarten  dc  Sons  Go '.. 

Louis  Hartig 

Lamb&Tilden 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  jr.,  A  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Me3rerBros.X)rugCo 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

National  Binding  llachine  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

West  Disinfecting  Go 

Fhiola  llanufacturing  Co 

American  Type  Founders  Go 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  <&  Sons  (3o 

James  B.  Lambie  Go.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumganendc  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Go 

Julius  Fowl 

Minnioh  Machine  Works 

The  Shade  Shop 

F.  C.  Britting 

Samuel  CRaub 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

J.  BaumnrtenA  Sons(^ 

Lamb  ATUden 

J.  Baumgarten&SonsCo.. 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Rudofoh&WestCo 

Shaw  3^  Brown  Go 

J.  Baumearten  d:  Sons  Go 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  C^. 

NaUooal  Electrical  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgarton  &  Sons  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Go 

R.  D.  Swislier  Manufiacturing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  4e  Sons  Co 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Rudolph  A  West  Go 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Gable  Co. . 

J.  BamngartenA  Sons  Co 

LambATilden. 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Finoia  Manufacturing  Co 

M.  G.  Copeland  Co 

Charies  (f.  Stott 


Take  down  cutting  machhie,  room  350, 
Treasury  Building,  and  place  same  in 
position  in  room  southeast  comer  sub- 
basement 

1  dosen  china  cuspidors 

12  rubber  hand  stamps 

Furnish  and  install  9  awnings  on  win- 
dows hi  rooms  286  to  290}. 

2  rubber  hand  stamps , 

5  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  stamp  holder 

1  font  rubber  type  in  business-outfit  box. 

1  nail  puller 

4  push  buttons,  oak 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

i  dosen  cans  ink  for  stamp  pads , 

6  special  rubber  I^Ksbnile  stamps , 

15  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repairing  bicycle  sprocket  wheel  and 

bearinfis. 
1  rubber  hand  stamp , 

1  United  States  map,  cloth,  wall  fonn . . , 

2stardrilU 

30  feet  beU  cord 

8&  pounds  waterproof  wire , 

4808treetK!arUckets 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

3  dosen  shoemaker's  knives 

4  sets  metal  type 

5  dozen  gal vamzed-iron  buckets 

100  dozen  cakes  Ivory  toilet  soap 

20  pounds  gum  camphor 

Repair  1 4-wheel  truck 

6  rolls  tape 

2  pieces  brass  rod 

3  rubber  hoods  for  covering  money  boxes. 
52  gallons  (1  barrel)  Hyco  disinfectant. . . 
600  pounds  Finoia  soap  powder 

1  pound  Uhnan  &  Go.^s  printing  ink 

2  gas  key  mats,  oak,  for  call-bell  system . . 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  thumbscrews 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

21  iMunds  oottton  rope  for  awnings , 

1  rubber  hand  stamp  and  1  Model  dating 

stamp,  die,  etc 

1  willow  wastebasket 

1  Minnich  steel  hand  press  for  baling 

waste  paper. 

16  window  shades,  unmounted 

16  Britting  patent  shade  carriers 

1  drum  (685  pounds)  chloride  of  calcium, 
for  ice  plant. 

1,500  rolls  toUet  paper 

3  connecting  blocks 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  font  rubber  tjrpe,  with  holder 

2  rubber  hand  suimps 

1  2-wheel  stamp  rack 

1  force  cup , 

k  noss  screw  hooks  for  awnings 

1  ^ver-plated  ice-water  pitcher  and  tray. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

3  boxes  for  15  pairs  connecting  posts 

1  Simplex  electric  s  aling-wax  pot 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

5  rubber  hand  stamps 

25  iMunds  annunciator  wire 

2  lawn  mowers 

24  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  stamp  holders 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

5  dosen  Qong  ox  fiber  brushes 

100  pounds  iron  wire 

2,000  feet  rubber-covered  wire 

9  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  dozen  self-inking  line  dating  stamps . . 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

150  iMunds  Finoia  soap  ix>wder 

5  awnings  and  placing  in  position 

10  dozen  bottles  typewriter  oU 


128.96 


3.00 

.36 

24.57 

.06 

.15 

L03 

.56 

.42 

3.00 

.04 

2.33 

3. 00 

1.29 

.50 

.06 

4.00 

1.30 

3.00 

L57 

20.00 

.09 

5.40 

3.43 

16.50 

47.00 

10.40 

4.00 

1.80 

.25 

9.75 

91.00 

18.00 

LOO 

.96 

.09 

.24 

.03 

4.52 

.67 

3.05 
92.00 

24.90 
24.00 
5.07 

97.50 

2.43 

.63 

1.06 

.06 

.71 

.16 

.20 

n.90 

.09 

3.36 

7.50 

.09 

.44 

6.25 

14.88 

.72 

L43 

.07 

10.00 

4.00 

14.20 

.27 

9.00 

.07 

4.50 

13.75 

5.20 


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56       CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OF   THE   TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 
StatemeTit  of  contingent  expenaeSf  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Data 


NanM. 


Item. 


Apr.  25 
26 


27 


28 


29 


May     1 

2 


Mar. 


mscELLANxous  iTEK»-oontiiraed. 


R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

American  Type  Foonders  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

Revenue-Cutter  Service 

Director  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Print- 
ing. 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 
Dulhi  &  Martin  Co. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.)... 

LambA  TUden 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Rudolph  &  West  Co. 

Barber  &  Ross. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Frank  C.  Henry. 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Lwnb&Tildon 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Barber  &  Ross , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co., 
.do. 


Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten^  Sons  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

Director  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Print- 

jng. 

Morris*  Co 


M.  O.  Copeland  Co. 
.....do 


Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Herman  C.  Metcalf 

Chespeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 
American  Soap  dc  WashalineCo 


Dnlind^  Martin  Co.. 
W.  B.MoVickerCo. 


Rand,MoNaUv4cCo 

James  B.  LAmbie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Rudolph  4e  West  Co. 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 
James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Dulin  dc  Martin  Co 


J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  (3o. . . 

doTr. 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

MiUer,  Clagett  &  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  (3o 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

R.  P.CUurkeCo 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 

Rudolf  &  West  (>> 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

Rudolph  &  West  (>> 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

Baltimore  American. 


1,000  yards  cheesecloth 

1  pound  Jaenecke  printing  ink. 
150  street  car  tickets 

3  United  States  flags 

Repair  metal  seal  used  by  flipping  teller. 

4  standard  selMnking  stamps,  dies,  and 
dates. 

48  rings 

8  dozen  open  screw  eyes. 


1  lining  for  silver-plated  ioe-water  pitcher 
6  pounds  black  adhesive  tape 


Boston  Journal... 
New  York  Press.. 
Washington  Post. 


1  rubber  hand  stamp.. 

2  gross  awning  hooks 

1  special  dating  stamp 

12  cold  chisels 

6  Coe's  monkey  wrenches 

7  Stillson  wrenches 

30  rings 

6  combs 

3  monkey  wrenches  and  2  pipe  cutters... 

11  large  rubber  stamps,  at  fiO  cents;  S 
spedal  strong  rubber-type  holders,  at 
35  cents;  3  sets  special  solid  ruMwr 
dates,  at  $1.60;  24  special  rubber  let- 
ters, 4  cents. 

10  rubber  stamps 

2  towel  bars 

573  feet  O.C.  fixture  wire 

500  feet  8.  B.  O.  C.  wire 

300  feet  rubber  hose 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

480  street-car  tickets. 

Clean  Treasury  seal  in  Division  MaUs' 

and  Files. 

1  cylinder  (100  pounds)  anhydrous  ao^ 
monia. 

Recovering  28  awning  frames  and  equip- 
ping same. 

7  awnings  with  attaohmentsand  instaUa- 
tion. 

300  feet  hose,  with  couplings 

2  simplex  letter  openers 

100  bridle  rings. 

1  barrel   (300  pounds)   wasbaline  soi^ 

powder. 

1  willow  waste  basket 

1  barrel  (400  pounds)  hydroleom  for  ele- 
vator tanks. 

1  U.  S.  wall  map 

1  tap  and  drill 

4  drills  and  1  hose  noule 

2  dozen  galvanized-iron  buckets 

2  china  cuspidors 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  star  drill  and  3  dosen  pipe  straps 

1  6-gallon  crock,  80  cents;  1  2^km 

pitcher,  50  cents. 
1  rubber  autograph  hand  stamp 

12  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  dozen  soap  dishes 

720  pounds  Orleine  laundry  soap 

10  dozen  oom  brooms 

12  brushes,  hair  sweeps 

24  silisia  desk  covers 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  hosenoszto 

3  pounds  crucible  steel  and  3  machine 
bolts. 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

2  plumber's  friends 

3  Coe's  monkey  wrenches 

50-fbot  circular  loom 

U  pounds  10-conductor  cable 

10  pounds  elevator>n>pe  compound 

Advertising  for  proposals  to  nimisb  sup- 
plies for  the  executive  departments 
and  other  governmental  establish- 
ments in  Washington. 

Advertising  for  proposals  as  above,  etc. . 

do 

do 


t2a.» 

2.00 
ft.2S 
10.80 
3.10 

6.92 

1.44 

.80 

2.00 

4.50 

.00 

L20 

4.75 

3.18 

2.30 

5.14 

.00 

L75 

5.40 

13.01 


.» 
LOO 
3.15 

3.75 
40.50 
.06 
20.00 
13.86 

24.23 

fli.l6 

1&50 

30.00 

15.00 

.87 

ia88 

7.00 
50.36 

4.00 
.30 
.89 
17.80 
.90 
.18 
.80 

L30 

.18 
.30 
X34 
40lO3 
30.80 
2&56 
2L36 


.35 


X25 
2.34 

.37 
3.00 
2.4D 


2.40 
0.00 


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Statement  of  contingent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


MiscELLANEoas  ITEM9— conthiaed. 

Julius  LansbuTKh  Furniture  Co.,  etc.. 

Lamb&Tilden 

Shoemaker^  Busch. 

do 

MiUer,  Clagett  &  Co 

J.  Baumgiuten  &  Sons  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Ino.) 

Shaw  &  Brown  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgartendr  Sons  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

.do. 


Chesepeake  Supply  Co.. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Julius  Fowl 

J.  B.  Payne 

Rudolph  &  West  Co. . . . 
Frank  C.  Henry 

Thomas  Somerville  Co.. 

The  Philadelphia  Item. 


W.  L.  Swayze 

Director    Bureau    of    Engraving    and 
Printing. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Washington  Post  Co 


Dulin  A  Martin  Co 

National  Electrical-Supply  Co. . . 
Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co. . 


....do 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co. 
Lamb  <&  Tilden. 


West  Disinfecting  Co 

Oranulator  Soap  Co 

UudolphA  West  Co 

Thomas  II.  Binnix  &  Bro 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Washington  Railway  Sc  Electric  Co.. 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 


Rudolph  &  West  Co. 
do. 


.do. . 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
-do., 

.do. 
.do. 


J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Barber  &  Ross , 


Guy  Curran  &  Co 

Thomas  Bomenrllle  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co.. 


Hamilton  Rubber  Manufteturing  Co. . 

F.  P.  May  Hardware  Co 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

RndoIphA  West  Co 

The  Shade  Shop 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

Rudolph  West  A  Co 


2  window  shades 

4  tweezers  for  metal-bodied  type 

2  dozen  ostrich-feather  dusters 

10  pounds  scrubbing  sponges 

25  dosen  soapine 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

12  dozen  p\jte  straps 

1  silver-plated  ice-water  pitcher  and  tray. 

1  force  cup 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

4j[  pounds  brass  rod  and  1  tape  measure. 

18  bronze  screw-cap  push  buttons 

2i  pounds  white  n.  p.  wire 

1  No.  6  Beavenette  die  stock,  complete. . 

1  galvanized-iron  garbeige  can 

i  dozen  willow  waste  baskets 

Overhaul  and  sharpen  lawn  mower 

4  dozen  stove  bolts. 


1  pound  vaselhie  and  solution  of  ix>tasi 

ferrocyanlde. 
1  set  Beavenette  stocks  and  dies;  I  set 

26  B.  Beaver  stocks  and  dies. 
Advertising  for  proposals  for  supplies 

for  executive  departments. 

2,500  rolls  toilet  paper 

Repair  1  Porter  safety  seal  for  coin  room. 

17  rubber  hand  stamps , 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  removal  of 

ashes,  etc. 
1  tin  quart  measure,  with  ftinnel  mouth. 

1  Troian  Samson  battery 

2,050  frames  for  3-line  links  for  addresso- 

2,000  addressograph  index  cards 


24  Silesia  desk  covers. 

1  stamp  rack,  special  construction  for 
120  stamps. 

52  gallons  Aquid  soap 

144  cakes  of  soap  for  soapators 

2  dozen  hose  washers 

1  copper  marking  pot 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

6  brass  sprinklers 

480  street-car  tickets 

9  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  standard  self-inking  stamp,  die,  and 

dates. 
1  Ames  spade , 

1  shovel,  long-handled 

2  shovels,  short-handled,  at  85  cents 

3  steel  rakes,  at  65  cents 

3  wire  lawn  rakes,  at  SO  cents. 

2  long-handled  rakes,  at  70  cents , 

2  steel  garden  hoes,  at  40  cents. 

3  onion  hoes,  at  40  cents 

2  grass  sickles,  at  45  cents , 

1  single  mattock  and  handle 

2  double  mattocks  and  handles,  at  85 
cents. 

2  pairs  grass  shears,  at  75  cents 

1  scythestone. 

1  rubber  hand  stamp , 

1  annunciator 

6  pounds  Orimshaw  adhesive  tape 

4  galvanized-iron  garbage  cans 

2  dosen  galvanised-lron  buckets  with 
covers. 

30  dozen  Colgate's  glycerine  soap , 

2  hose  valves 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1,401  inches  addressograph  type  and 

3- line  carriage  for  addressograph  type 
holders. 
40  feet  rubber  hose 

2  pairs  Woods  ice  tongs 

1  rubber  hand  stamp,  die,  and  dates 

4  rubber  hand  stamps 

2chlsels 

12  dozen  Scotch  Holland  window  shades 

2  twist  drills 

2pairsplien , 


S3. 50 

.40 

32.76 

0.20 

11.75 

.07 

1.20 

11.90 

.16 

.03 

2.85 

4.50 

.47 

7.50 

1.12 

4.53 

2.00 

.30 

.60 

22.50 

4.00 

162.50 
.50 

L23 
6.75 

.15 

.75 

35.88 

.80 
2L36 
14.75 

65.00 

18.00 

.10 

1.50 

.40 

3.75 

20.00 

.55 

1.19 


.90 
L70 
L05 
1.50 
L40 

.80 
L20 

.90 

.70 
L70 

L50 
.15 
.06 
6.50 
4.50 
4.48 
6.72 

28.20 

5.60 

.03 

9.41 


7.20 

3.20 

L50 

.36 

.95 

100.99 

.36 

L35 


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Statement  of  amtvngerU  experues,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Data. 

Name. 

Item. 

Amount 

May  25 

1II8CBLI.ANXOU8  lTSlfa-€ODtlnQed. 
Rhoemakfln' St  Biunh           ..r- 

72cans'<  Bumishine  "  Uqoid  metal  polish. 
3  garden  trowels 

$25.56 

Rudolphs  WestCo 

lf05 

National  Electrical  SuddIv  Co  

60  Columbia  dry  batteries 

9.30 

Miller.  Claeett  &  Co 

12  boxes  Electro  silicon  polish 

Recover  187  window-awning  frames,  5 

doorway  awning  frames,  and  49  new 

window  awnings. 
1  rubber  hand  stamp •.•••■•..... 

.74 

James  A  Nlcbolson  &  Son 

437.90 

26 

J  BaamgarteD  A  Sons  Co -  - 

.46 

Director  Bureau  of  Engraying  and  Print- 
The  Washington  Herald  Co 

Repair  Porter  safety  seal 

.58 

Mar.  28 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  supplies 
for  executive  departments  in  Wash- 
ington, D.C. 

3  rubber  hand  stamps 

2.40 

May  27 
Mar.  28 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Bons  Co - 

.27 

H.  J.  M.  Howard  Manufacturing  Co 

Inter-Ocean  Newspaper  Co 

6  chemical  firo  extinguishers,  installa- 
tion, etc.,  in  Qood  Roads  Building. 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  supplies 
for  executive  departments  and  other 
Oovemment  establishments  in  Wash- 
ington. 

200  pounds  iron  wire 

45.00 
3.82 

May  27 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

8.00 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Bons  Co 

1  facsimile  rubber  hand  stamp  and  cut. . 
fiO  feet  rubber  hose 

.53 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co ... . 
H.  J.  M.  Howard  Manulacturing  Co. 

(Inc.). 
James  "n.  Lambie C-o.  (Inc) 

11.25 

36  gaUona  fire^xtinguisher  Uquid 

3.00 
.76 

J   Bftiimfmrten  A  Sons  Co 

2  rubber  hand  stamps. 

,18 

29 

do 

11  rubber  ha'*''  stamxM  . .  .....  .  . , , 

.33 

Hugh  Reflly . . . . .  .x .  - , 

2  dosen  graduated  glasses  for  measuring 

mutilated  money. 
1  staple  on  plate 

15.00 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

.05 

31 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

2  3-button  compound  desk  pushes 

Altering  hose  ends  of  2  hose  valves 

Repairine  silver-plated  ice-water  pitcher. 
8  rubber  hand  stampSa ..... ...    . 

.90 

Tune    1 

ThomBS  Som^rville Co ...T-r 

L80 

Charles  Fuchs                  

1.25 

2 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

.^\ 

5 

James  8.  Topham 

1  leather  cash  bag. .'. 

27.00 

do    '. 

1  combination  hard  fiber  aod  leather 

mail-carrying  case. 
40  feet  galvanized  wire  rope 

16.00 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

.00 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

2  0.  E.  round  floor  boxes  and  1  pound 

cotton  gas  fixture  wire. 
Repair  1  Porter  safety  seal 

5.70 

Director  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Print- 
ing. 
JaniAfi  B.  T^amhlA  Co. , . . , , 

2.90 

1  doeen  combination  padlocks 

10.80 

J.  Baumgart^'n  A  Bons  Co 

4  rubber  hand  stamps 

.22 

6 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

18  pnsh  butt/>ns    ..*  x ..  ^ .  ^ ........  x . . 

6.75 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

li  Dounds  kev  taea 

.98 

Rudolph  A  West  Co.. '.....'. 

5  pounds  staples               ...  . .  . , 

.60 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

1  standard  selMnking  stamp  with  dies 
and  dates. 

2  rubber  hand  stamps. 

L19 

do 

.09 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

5  pounds  belt  staples,  10  cents;  1,000 
Blake  staples,  15  cents  per  100;  12 
Holtzer-Cabot  buzzers,  at  50  cents: 
6  iron  box  buzzers,  at  45  cents;  24 
cast  bronze  push  buttons,  at  25  cents; 
12  vibrating  bells,  wooden  box,  at  25 
cents. 

1  nickel-plated  towel  bar 

2L02 

7 

Dulln  &  Martin  Co 

.45 

1  drum  cmorlde  of  calcium  (730  pounds); 

1  cylinder  of  anhydrous  ammonia  (104 
pounds). 

Laundering  furniture  covers 

1  midget  self-inking  stamp,  with  die 

1  standard  self-inking  stamp  with  die 
and  dates. 

1  silver-plated  Ice-water  pitcher  and  tray . 

MovinK  scales  from  No.  5,  Treasury 
Builaing,  to  storage  room. 

5  window  awnings,  with  head  rods  and 
patent  attachment,  including  installa- 
tion on   windows   in    storekeeper's 
rooms,  Treasury  Building. 

480  street-car  tickets 

30.10 

Fannie  Rftdgen* 

3.00 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

.29 

do..r. 

.99 

Shaw  &  Brown  Co 

11.90 

James  L.  Parsons 

12.  SO 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

16.35 

8 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

T^amb  A  TiHen 

20.00 

2  boxes  stamp  dates,  figures,  months, 

and  years. 
6  "  Beatty  "  handled  hatchets 

17 

Louis  Hartig 

2.16 

Fred  A.  Sclimidt 

12  thermometen  In  hardwood  frames 

720  pounds  common  soap        

4  80 

Miller,  Clagett  A  Co 

40.03 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Grubber  hand  stamps 

.21 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

1  pair  pruning  shears 

.85 

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COimNQENT  EXFEKSBS   OF   THE    TREASURY   DEPARTMENT.       59 
SiaUment  oj  otmltmgmt  ezpemei^  Treoiury  Departmenl^-Conthmed. 


Nam*. 


Itnn. 


Amoant. 


MBCBLLAinouB  RXiffr-oontlitned. 


iB.LambieCo.(Iiio.). 


12 
Apr.  14 


Xir.  28 
Jont  U 


DuUndtlCartlnCo 

R.  D.  Swttber  ManniiKtiiring  Co 

Wadiingtan  Raflway  A  Eteotric  Co.. 

J.  Baamgarten  ^  SonaCo 

do.. 


Waahlngton  Herald 

James  B.  Lambie Co.  (Inc.). 
J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co. . . 

RadolpliA  West  Co 

CohimDia  Ofl  Co 

LanaburgA  Bro 

J.  Banmcuten  &  Sons  Co. . . 
doT^ 


Urn.  27 

Apr.  14 

'one  ^ 

27 


LambdtTttden 

J.  Baomcarten  it  Sons  Co. 

Lamb&TUden 

Ctncinoatl  Times  Star  Co. . 


Mfflsr.ClaBSttACo. 


Z.I>.  Oilman 

P.H.Heiake]l,Jr.,4ECo.. 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. 

M.  a.  Copeland  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  &  Sons  Co. 
Barber  d-  Ross 


The  Cndahy  Packing  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

B.B.Adams  Co 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co. 

Tbomas  Somerrllle  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co 

ItankC  Henry 

do 

HernxmC.  Hetcalf 

J.  Baomgarten  4e  Sons  Co 

Jamea  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co 

do 

do 


....do 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  &  Sons  Co. 

Rodolph  &  West  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Baomgarien  die  Sons  Co. 


Lamb&TUden. 

Jamea  A.  Nkbolson  &  Son.. 


Jamea  6.  Toptaam 

Jamea  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
do.. 


W.L.6waTBe 

T.N.Mudd.k  (Inc.) 

Waahlngton  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. 
Bvening  Star  Newspaper  Co 


Natiooal  Sleotrica'  Supply  Co 

....do 

J.  BaoBgarteo  4e  Sons  Co. . . . 


i>haetar  Bineau  ciif  Bngraying  and  Firinit^ 
inf. 


Jamas  S.  Topham. 
Lsmb  A  TUden.... 


..do.. 


H  D— 62-2— vol  142 24 


1  doaen  ezpanskm  shields  and  1  dosen 
bcass  machine  screws. 

1  glffis  towel  bar 

6  strip  stamp  holders 

150  street  car  tickets 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

18  rubber  hand  stamps 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  removal  of 
ashes,  etc. 

3j>airs  iM>anned  steel  brackets 

ZTubber  hand  stampa 

1  garbage  can  and  cover 

20  gallons  gasoline 

25  dozen  window  shade  puUs 

20  rubber  hand  stamps 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  standard  self-inking  stamp,  with  die. . . 

6  rubber  hand  stamps 

especial  air  cushion  hand  stamps 

Advertising  for  iiroposals  for  supplies  for 
executive  departments  and  ouuer  Gov- 
ernment establishments. 

10  gross  safety  matches  and  9  dosen  hand 
sapollo. 

5  dozen  whisk  brooms 

6  dosen  thread  mops 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  awning  for  Secretary's  private  hall 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

3  nickel-plated  towel  bars  and  1  glass 
shelf. 

600  pounds  Gibson's  soap  polish 

10  rubber  hand  stamps 

5  spools  B.&  S.  copper  wire 

12  stone  china  slop  Jars 

1  strip  stamp  rack 

Repturing  1  Dolt  for  truck 

2  galvanized  hooks 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

2,400  cubic  centimeters  formalin 

1,200  grams  potassium  permanganate...  c 
1  Saunders  new  model  envelope  sealer. . . 

12  rubber  hand  stamps 

8  cotter  pins 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

1  facsimile  rubber  hand  stamp 

2rubber  hand  stamps 

1  rubber  hand  stamp 

GO  pounds  wire  brads  No.  16  gauge 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

1  Yale  padlock 

Repair  2  self-inking  stamps 

1  leather  brief  case 

2  special  hand  stamps  with  dies  and 
dates. 

2  rubber-stamp  ink  pads 

Re-covering  1  awning  Itame  Ibr  room  127 
Winder  Building. 

1  Oxford  leather  satchel 

i  dozen  bolts  and  2  comer  braces 

1  pound  wrought-lron  washers 

1,000  rolls  toilet  paper 

1  bicycle  tire 

480  streetpcar  tickets 

Advertising  for  proposals  for  supplies  for 

the  executive  departments  for  fiscal 
year  1912. 

Aavertising  for  propoeala  for  removal  of 
ashes,  rubbish,  cleaning  carpets,  wash- 
ing towels,  and  purchase  of  waste  paper. 

30  feet  silk  cord,  A  conductor 

48  Columbia  round  dry  batteries 

2  rubber  hand  stamps 

4  rubber  hand  stamps 

Repair  casting  on  cutting  machine  used 

by  bookbinder  in  subbasement,  Tresa- 

ury  Building. 

Repairing  Icurrency  bag 

Repair  1  self-inking  stamp 

1  stendard  self-inking  stamp,  die,  and 

dates 


10.  W 

1.35 
1.06 
6.25 
.00 
.54 
5.62 

.54 

.35 

8.10 

2.80 

6.25 

.90 

.27 

2.00 

.41 

3.60 

3.00 


10.20 

8.40 
14.40 

.27 
4.00 

.04 
6.50 

16.33 

.61 

3.00 

4.20 

.14 

.65 

L20 

.04 

3.00 

.75 

2.00 

.42 

.06 

.06 

.53 

.12 

.09 

2.40 

.12 

.90 

2.25 

8.00 

L44 

1.90 
X50 

6.50 
.25 
.07 
66.00 
3.50 
20.00 
4.80 


6.75 


2.^ 
7.44 
.18 
.14 

21.12 


2.50 
L25 
2.00 


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Statement  of  contingent  expeMes,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Itsm. 


Amount 


Jnoe  27 
29 
30 

Mar.  28 
Nov     4 


7aly     1 


Aug.  10 

29 

Sept.  13 

20 

19 


21 

28 

Oct.     3 

6 

Aug.  22 

Oct    17 

27 


inscELLANEOUB  iTKMS— <x>iitlxiaed. 


J.  Baomgarten  &  Sozu  Co. 

doTT. 

do 

do 

Washington  Times  Co 


....do 

Rudolph  &  West  Co... 

Total  expended.. 
Total  unexpended 

Total 

Appropriation 


2  rubber  band  stamps 

4rubber  hand  stamps 

do 

14  rubber  hand  stamps 

Advertiiring  for  proposals  for  supplying 

executiye  departments. 
Advertising  for  proposals  for  remorlng 
ashes,  eto. 

3  dozen  screw  hooks , 


10.06 
.32 
.12 
.82 
2.65 

7.20 

.30 


11,6S9.86 
13.23 


Repayments.. 


OOMTENOXNT  TWD  FOB   8ECBBTABT   OW 
THE  TBEASUBT. 

(liegislative  act,  approved  June  17, 1910.) 
Arthur  Young  A  Go 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


For  aoooonting  and  systematlsing  work 
performed  for  Treasury  Deiwrtment 
under  contract  with  the  Beoetary  of 
the  Treasury  dated  July  1,  1910, 
during  month  of  July, 
.do. 


C.  D.  Hllles,  Assistant  Secretary . 


.do., 
.do.. 


James  L.  Wilmeth. 

C.  D.  Hilles,  Assistant  Secretary 

A.  Piatt  Andrew,  Assistant  Secretary.. 


William  £.  Brigham., 


New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford  R.  R. 

Co. 
C.  D.  Hilles,  Assistant  Secretary 


The  PuUman  Co.. 


New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartford  R. 
R.Co. 

Pennsylvania R.  R.Co 

do 

Charles  Mipdelefl 


Boston  A  ICaine  R.  R . 

....do 

....do 


Expenses  trip  to  Dublin,  N.  H.,  and 
various  places  on  general  business  for 
the  department,  July  28  to  Aug.  5, 1910. 

Enenses  trip  to  Dublin,  N.  H..  Aug. 

Stenographic  service  at  Columbus,  Ohfo, 
Aug.  22,  24^  26. 30. 

Expenses  trip  to  New  York.  Boston, 
Harrisville,  and  Keene,  N.  H..  etc.,  on 
general  business  for  the  department. 

Expert  services  rendered  Treasury  De- 
partment in  connection  with  securing 
better  methods  of  administration  and 
greater  economy  in  expenditure  of 
money. 

Transportation  of  C.  D.  Hilles  lh>m  New 
York  to  Keene,  N.  H. 

Expenses  trip  firom  Boston  to  Peterboro, 
N  H.  including  hotel  bills,  steno- 
graphic service,  etc. 

Pullman  accommodations  furnished 
James  L.  Witaneth  to  Boston,  Mass., 
and  firom  Winchenden,  N.  H.,  to 
Boston. 

Transportation  of  C.  D.  Hilles  from 
Boston,  llass.,  to  New  York. 

Transportation  of  C.  D.  Hilles  to  Boston. 

Transportation  of  James  L.  Wilmeth 

Expenses  trip  from  Perth  Amboy .  N.  J., 
to  Washington,  D.  C,  for  conference 
on  public  business  with  the  Secretary 
of  the  Treasury. 

Transportation  C.D.  Hilles,  Boston  to 
East  Jaflrey,  N.  H.,  Auk.  3. 

Transportation  C.  D.  Hilles,  Boston  to 


New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartford  R.  R. 
Co. 

Lee  ICcClung,  Treasurer  of  United  States. 


^«;^-^,  N.  H.,  Aug.  20. 

Transportation  James  L.  Wilmeth,  Bos- 
ton to  Hazrisvine,  N.  H.,  Aug.25;  Bast 
Jaflrey  to  Boston,  Aug.  25. 

Transportatfon  and  berth  Itimished 
James  L.  Wilmeth  fh>m  Boston,  ICass., 
to  Washington,  Aug.  26. 

Expenses  incuned  incident  to  attend- 
ance convention  of  American  Bankers 
Assodatfon,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  Oct 
3-7:  also  inspection  United  States  mint 
at  Denver.  Colo.,  United  States  sub- 
treasury  at  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  and 
United  States  mhit  at  San  Francisco, 
Cal.,  assay  office  at  Seattle,  Wash., 
and  subtreasury  at  Chicago,  DL,  from 
Sept  23  to  Oct,  23.  '      ' 


11,673.00 
U,  500. 00 


173.00 


6,037.23 


5,967.83 

6,153.33 

6,657.33 

73.22 


8.15 
14.00 
83.13 

75.00 

&10 
18.22 

3.35 

9.50 

U.15 
11.15 
23.80 

1.80 
2.30 
4.03 

14.06 

403.75 


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CONTINGENT   EXPENSES   OP   THE   TEEASITBY  DEPABTMBNT.      61 
Statement  ofeonivngent  expenses,  Treasury  Department — Continued. 


Dmte. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


Oct.   22 
Nov.    7 

30- 
Bept.   6 

Oct.   22 


1011. 
Jan.   10 


iota 
I>eo.    5 


COMTINGBIT  FUND  FOB    SBCBKTAST   Of 

THX  TREASUBT— <x>ntinued. 

H.  O,  Chanoe,  Auditor  for  Post  Office 
Department. 


Boston  A  Maine  R.  R 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co 

Charles  Mindelefl 


81 
1011. 
Feb.    7 

ma 

Sept   5 


The  Pullman  Co 

Pennsylyania  R.  R.  Co 

James  L.  WUmeth,  chief  clerk 

The  Pullman  Co 

Harry  OlovannoUl 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

do 

W.O.Piatt 

The  Pullman  Co 

Wm.  8.  Brougfaton 

Charles  Bemheim , 

Robert  Stein 

.....do 

Charles  Mendeieff , 


American  Smelting  &  Refining  Co. 


1011. 
Feb.  37 
Mar.  10 

Feb. 
Mar. 
Feb. 
Mar. 

27- 
10 
27- 
10 

4 

E.  A.  Oongwer  (ofBoe  Comptroller  of  the 
Treasury). 


L.  O.  Bobbins  (oflloe  of  Auditor  for 
State  and  other  Departments). 

M.  J.  O'RelllT  (Division  Bookkeeping 
and  Warrants). 

Stuart  H.  Patterson 


Jan    10 


M«.  2S 


James  L.  WOmeth. .. . 

Pennsylvania  R.  R. . . 
Thomas  W.  Robhison, 


Proceed  to  New  York,  N.  Y.,  forpurpose 
of  inspecting  certain  labor-saving  de- 
vices. 

Transportation  C  .D.  Hilles  from  Boston 
to  East  Jaftrey,  N.  H. 

Transportation  C.  D.  Hilles  from  New 
York  to  Washington. 

Expenses  trip  ftom  New  York  to  Wash- 
ington and  return,  and  flrom  New  York 
to  Denver.  Colo.,  for  purpose  of  exam- 
ining methods  covenng  treatment  of 
bullion,  and  per  diem  pay  for  38  days, 
from  Oct  9  to  Nov.  15  1010, at|7.fi0  per 
diem. 

Pullman  chair  iiimished  M.  O.  Chance, 
Auditor  for  the  Post  Office  Dmart- 
ment,  lh>m  Washington  to  New  York 
and  return. 

Transportation  furnished  M.  O.  Chance, 
Washington  to  New  York  and  return. 

Proceed  to  New  York  City  in  connection 
with  investigations  of  customs  offices 
and  naval  office. 

Fullman  berth  furnished  James  L.  Wil- 
meth  from  Washington,  D.  C.  to  New 
York  CltT  and  return. 

Proceed  to  New  York,  N.  Y..  in  connec- 
tion with  investigation  of  branches  of 
Life-Saving  Service  hi  that  city. 

Transportation  furnished  James  L. 
Wilmeth,  Washhigton  to  New  York 
City  and  return. 

TransportationfumishedH.Giovannolli, 
W.  O.  Piatt,  and  Wm.  S.  Broughton. 

Proceed  to  New  York,  N.  Y.,  in  con- 
nection with  hivestigation  of  branches 
of  Life-Saving  Service. 

Pullman  berths  furnished  W.  O.  Piatt 
and  H.  Oiovannolli. 

Proceed  to  New  York,  N.  Y.,  in  con- 
nection with  investigation  of  branches 
of  Life-Saving  Service. 

Services  as  traiulator,  9  hours,  at  50  cents. 

Services  as  translator,  50)  hours,  at  $1 . . . 
Services,  tsrpewriting,  42  hours,  at  lOcents 

Per  diem  allowance  ($517.50)  and  ex- 
I>enses  of  transportation  ($178.60)  in- 
curred in  examination,  etc.,  methods 
covering  treatment  of  bullion  at 
Denver,  O>lo.,  and  San  Francisco 
mints  irom  Nov.  15,  1910,  to  Feb.  6, 
1911. 

For  furnishing  the  services  of  Charles 
Mendelefl,  chemist,  lh>m  Sept  23. 
1910,  to  Jan.  23,  1911,  4  months,  at 
$300,  in  examining  methods  of  treating 
buUion  at  United  States  mints. 

Proceed  to  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  for  purpose 
of  making  examination  of  accounting 
methods  emploved  in  office  of  Superin- 
tendent of  Mint;  investigatfon  ex- 
tended to  assay  oiBoe,  New.  York, 
N.Y. 

....do 


.do.. 


For  expert  services  rendered  in  Itill  of 
all  claims  and  expenses  Jan.  27,  28, 
and  Mar.  3, 4, 1011,  in  connection  with 
the  registration  of  bonds,  public  debt, 
etc. 

Expenses  trip  to  New  York.  N.  Y.,  in 
oonnectfon  with  examlnatloos  bong 
made  in  customs  and  naval  offices. 

Transportation  of  James  L.  Wilmeth, 
Washington  to  New  York  and  return. 

Make  thorough  examination  of  equip- 
ment and  custodial  force  at  custom^ 
house.  New  York  City. 


$8.50 

1.89 

5.66 

365.05 


2.50 

laoo 

2L80 

4.00 

12.35 

10.00 

30.00 
12.25 

4.00 
22.70 

4.50 

50.50 
4.20 

606.10 


1,200.00 


47.56 


45.57 

47.65 

260.00 

21.03 

laoo 

50ai' 


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62       COKTINCOSNT  BXPBN8ES  OF  THE   TSEA8UBY  MBPABTMBlfT. 
StaUmeid  of  eonling€nl  expenMUf  TVMMirjf  Deporimen^— C<mtinu6d. 


Nam9. 


Itnn. 


Apr.    6 


Mar.  10 


Jan.    10 
May    8 


coHTXNosrr  ruiiD  fob  sscRnABT  or 
THX  TBBAflUBT— oontlnaed. 

Jamas  L.Wilmetli. - 


ThePnUmaaCo. 


Pcmujlyaoia  R.  R.  Co. 


Apr.    6 


The  Pnlimaa  Co. 

Contraot  between  Franklin  MaoVeagh, 
Seoretarr  of  the  Treasurj,  pwty  of  the 
flrst  part,  and  Claada  Quoart,  party  of 
the  second  part. 


Chesapeake  A  Ohio  R.  R.  Co.. 


The  Poilman  Co. . 
....do 


.do. 


Jan.   10 


New  Orleans  dt  Northeastern  R.  R.  Co. 
James  L.  Wifaneth 


The  PeaniylTania  R.  R.  Co. 
The  Pttiiman  Co 


Attend  annnal  meeting  «f  Aaodatioo  of 
American  Railway  AcooimtingOIBosn 
to  be  held  at  New  Orleans,  Xa.,  be- 
ginning Apr.  26, 1911,  for  the  poipoae 
of  conddering  transportation  matters 
affecting  the  interest  of  the  Tieasncy 
Department  Expenses,  Apr.  22  to 
30, 1011.  excLusiye  of  railroad  Isrea. 

Three  poilman  diairs  furnished  E.  A. 
Qongwer,  L.  O.  Robbins,  and  M.  J. 
O'Reilly,  trip  from  Washington  to 
New  York  and  return. 

Transportation  ftimished  E.  A.  Oongwer, 
L.  0.  Robbfais  and  M.  J.  O'ReUIy  on 
trip  fh>m  Washington  to  Philadelphia 
and  New  York  City  and  return. 

Berth,  Washington  to  New  York  City 
and  return. 

The  party  of  the  first  part  agrees  to  em- 
ploy tne  said  party  of  the  second 
part  as  an  expert  aid  and  advisor  in 
connection  with  the  work  of  revising 
and  systematizing  the  functions  of  the 
vartous  divisions  of  the  Treasury  now 
beixur  carried  on  under  the  control  of 
the  Oeneral  Committee  of  the  Treasury 
Department  on  ElBcienpy  and  Econ- 
omy, etc. 

Transportation  Itunished  James  L.  Wil- 
metn.  New  Orleans,  Ia.  to  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

1  lower  berth  furnished  James  L.  Wil- 
meth,  Washington  to  Memphis. 

1  lower  berth  famished  James  L.  Wil- 
meth,  Memphis  to  New  Orleans. 

1  lower  berth  furnished  James  L.  Wil- 
meth,  Chattanooga  to  Washington. 

Transportation  furnished  James X.  Wil- 
metn,  New  Orleans  to  Washington. 

Expenses  trio  to  New  York  City  in  con- 
nection with  examination  of  customs 
and  naval  offices,  June  10  to  22. 

Transportation  of  James  L.  Wihneth 
Washington  to  New  York  and  return 
June  19  to  22. 

Sleroing-car  berth  Ibmished  James  L. 
Wihneth  on  trip  to  New  York  and  re- 
turn June  19-22. 


Total  expended.. 
Total  unexpended 


19ia 
June  21 

July    1 


Total 

Appropriation 

HBITBPAPKRS  AlfD  BOOU. 

(For  newspapers,  law  books,  city  dino- 
tories,  and  other  books  of  reference  r»- 
lating  to  the  department.— Legislative 
Aot) 

TheBradstraatCo 


S27.30 


7.M 


90.00 


4.00 


27.fi0 

&» 
2.60 
3.00 
27.  SO 
10.10 

10.00 

4.00 


29,338.83 
45  061.17 


76,000.00 
76,000.00 


Publisher  Chicago  Tribune 

Publisher  Chicago  Record-Herald 

Publisher  New  York  Financial  Chron- 
icle. 

Publisher  New  York  Sun 

Publisher  New  York  Tribune , 

PublMw  New  York  World 

Publisber  WMhiitfton  Post 

Publiahff  Natw  York  Journal  of  Comr 


Publisher  Washington  Post.. 


PobUaher  New  York  8un.. 
.do.. 


PuhUaber  Boston  Transaript.. 

West  Pttbliahing  Co 

....d» 


Subscription  Bradstreet's  Book  of  Com- 
mercwl  Ratings. 

Subscription  Chicago  Tribune 

Subscription  Chicaeo  Record-Herald 

Suhscriptian  New  York  Financial  Chron- 
icle. ^ 

Subscription  New  York  Sun 

Subscription  New  York  Tribune 

Subscription  New  York  World. 

Subscription  Washington  Post 

Subscription  New  York  Journal  of  Com- 

Subscription  WasUngton  Post  (daily 

and  Sunday). 

Subscription  Mew  York  Sun , 

....do.. 

Subscription  Boston  Tnmacrtpt 

One  set  united  States  Compiled  Statutes. 
One  cumulative  aopplemeikt  of  Unilad 

States  Compiled  Statutes. 


116.00 

0.60 
0.60 
10.00 

8.00 
8.00 
8.60 
8.40 
12.00 

8.40 

8.00 
&00 
9.00 
18.00 
7.08 


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COKTINQENT  BZPSKSES  07  THE  TBBASTTBT  DEPABTMBKT.      63 
StaUmenl  of  eomtimffmU  expemet,  7V«atttryi)<^aitm<fit— Continued. 


NaoM. 


Itsm. 


ABwant. 


Svtf    8 


30 
16 

Aoe.    3 


8 
16 
17 
23 
25 
24 

28 

Sept.    7 

23 

27 

Oct.     3 

7 

10 

11 

19 

Nov.    1 

8 

U 

17 

30 

Dee:     8 

17 

1011. 
Jan.     3 

5 

19 

24 

24 

26 
28 
30 

•n 
Feb.  14 


VBWSPAPna  AND  BooKS-<»iitlniied. 
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Publisher  Army  and  Navy  Register. 
Poblisber  Army  and  Nayy  Journal. . 
YaleUnlveirityPreai..... 


.....do 

Pablisher  New  York  Times 

Publisher  Washington  Post 

^ialtional  Railway  Pablicatlon  Co.. 


....do 

West  Pablistaing  Co 

Wm.  Ballantyne  A  Sons.. 
Thomas  Kennedy 


Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons 

Pnbttsiier  Watt  Street  Journal 

Rand,  ICcNaUy  &  Co 

Bconomlit  Publishing  Co 

Wm.  BaUantyne  &  Sons 

West  Publishing  Co 

Wm.  BaUantyne  &  Sons 

Publisher  Watt  Street  Journal 

Publisher  New  York  Journal  of  Com- 

The  Bankers'  Publishing  Co 


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National  RaUway  Publishing  Co. 
Thomas  Kennedy 


Publisher  New  York  Commercial. 

Wstt  Publiahlnff  Oo 

Thomas  Kennedy 


The  Official  Railway  Equipment  Reg- 
ister. 
E.  W.  Bullinger 


Wset  Publishing  Co.. . 
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Thomas  Kennedy 

Cftllaghan  A  Co 


West  Publishing  Co. 

do 

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Thomas  Kennedy 

Snpertntendent  of  Documents,  Qovem- 

ment  Printing  Office. 
Wcat  PabUshing  Co 


Thomas  Kennedy. . . . 
Swayie,  Bailey  &  Co. 
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Snperintendent  of  Documents,  Qovem- 

mant  Printing  Office. 
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5  copies  monthly.  The  Official  Guide  of 
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1  copy  of  same 

4  copies  Federal  Reporter,  toI.  176 

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3.00 
€.60 
1.15 

1.16 
8.60 
2.28 
48L00 


6.67 

14.00 

6.00 

.71 

6.00 

IOlTO 
12.00 
10.70 

9.2t^ 

14.00 
10.60 
10.00 
10.20 

4.45 

6.00 

6.67 

.92 

6.00 

XOO 

.84 

1.00 

3.50 

14.00 
1.00 
1.04 

12.00 

14.00 
6.00 
6.00 

1.00 

6.50 

14.00 


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10.80 

30.00 

7.75 

6.00 

9.25 
14.00 
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64       CONTINGENT  EXPENSES   OF   THE   TBEASUBY   DBPABTMBNT. 
StatemerU  ofearUingent  expenses,  Treasury  Departmeni—Omtmued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Feb.  26 

38 

Mar.  13 

25 
27 

31 

Apr.    4 

4 
11 
29 


May 


Jaoe    6 


27 

29 

July    3 


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N.  W.  Ayer&Son.... 
lK>rd  Baltimore  Press.. 
White  &Kemble 


Thomas  Kennedy 

Rand,McNaUy<&Co.i. 


Brentanoe 

Wert  Publishing  Co 

Superintendent  of  Documents,  Qovem- 

ment  Printing  Office. 
do 


Thomas  Kennedy. 


West  Publishing  Co 

R.L.  PolkACo 

C.B.  Howe  Co 

The  Qeveland  Directory  Co. 
John  Byrne  &  Co 


Chicago  Directory  Co. 
WertPubliahingCo.. 

Swayce,  Bailey  &  Co.. 

Thomas  Kennedy. . . . , 


1  copy  Wehflter's  International  Diction- 
ary. 

1  copy  American  Digert,  vol.  9,  key  num- 
ber. 

60  copies  Evening  Star  and  23  copies 
Washington  Times. 

1  copy  American  Year  Book.  1910. 

4  copies  Federal  Reporter,  vol.  182. 


1  o^yJ?9y<i'8  Directory  of  District  of 


lumbia 

81  copies  Evenings  Star  and  27  copies 
Waohington  Times. 

1  copy  Boyd's  Directory  of  District  of 
Columbia. 

1  copy  American  Newspaper  Annual  and 
Directory. 

1  copy  Digest  of  Decisions,  Court  of 
Claims,  compiled  by  C.  W.  Maupin. 

1  copy  White  &  Kemble's  Analysis  of 
New  York  and  Massachusetts  State 
Laws  relative  to  Savings  Bank  Invest- 
ments. 

75  copies  Evening  Star  and  25  copies 
Washington  Times. 

1  copy  Rand,McNally's  Bankers'  Dirso- 
Uwy. 

1  copy  Who's  Who  in  America 

4oopies  Federal  Reporter 

1  set  United  States  Revised  Statutes, 
with  supplements. 

1  copy  supplement  to  United  States  Re- 
vised Statutes. 

78  copies  Evening  Star  and  26  copies 
Washington  Times. 

4  copies  Federal  Reporter,  vol.  184 

1  copy  BalUmore  City  Directory  for  1011. 

2  copies  Baltimore  City  Directory 

1  copy  Cleveland  City  Directory 

6  volumes  Unites  States  Supreme  Court 

Reports. 
1  copy  Chicagp  aty  Directory  for  1911... 

1  copy  American  Digest,  voL  10,  key 
number. 

2  copies  WebrtMr's  International  Diction- 
ary. 

78  copies  Evening  Star  and  26  copies 
Washington  Times. 


Total  expended., 
Total  unexpended 


Total 

Appropriation . . 


S10.80 

6.00 

.03 

3.60 
14.00 
6.00 
6.00 
LOS 

6.00 

6.00 

laoo 

U.00 

1.00 

6.00 

4.50 
14.00 
7.76 

2.86 

1.04 

14.00 
8.00 

20.00 
8.00 

40.60 

10.86 
ft.  00 

2U60 

1.04 


949.64 
60.86 


1,000.00 
1,000.00 


RECAPITULATION. 


Appropriations. 


Stationery • 

NewspapeiB  and  books 

Freight,  telegrams,  etc 

Horses,  wagons,  etc 

F  le  holders  and  cases 

Fuel,  etc 

Oas,eto 

Carpets  and  repairs 

Furniture,  etc 

MisoeUaneoua  Items 

Contingent  fund  for  Secretaiy  of  the  Treasury 

Total 


p^ted. 

Repay 
ments. 

Expended. 

Unez- 
peoded. 

$61,327.72 

1,000.00 

7,000.00 

60,286.00 

3,500.00 

4,000.00 

11,000.00 

17,000.00 

4,000.00 

10,000.00 

11,600.00 

76,000.00 

877,347.02 

8136,068.63 

949.64 

6,741.67 

63,486.96 

3,413.60 

3,999.74 

11,234.73 

17,301.36 

3  732.83 

9,909.93 

11,669.86 

39,338.83 

82,686.32 
60.36 

2.77 

361.19 
6,800.04 

87.60 

.36 

260.00 
484.13 

36.38 
182.78 
367.18 

.07 

173.09 

13.33 
46,66L17 

264,613.72 

78,267.01 

286,935.64 

66,946.19 

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EXPENDITDRES  FOR  TRAVEL 

FROM  WASHINGTON  TO  POINTS  OUTSIDE  OF  THE 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

PERFORMED  BY  CERTAIN  OFFICERS 

AND  EMPLOYEES  OF  THE 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 

DURING  THE  FISCAL  YEAR 
ENDED  JUNE  30 

1911 


PREPARED  UNDER  THE  DIRECTION  OP  THE   SECRETARY  OP  AGRICULTURE 

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Page. 

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Weather  Bureau 7 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry 10 

Bureau  of  Plant  Industry 29 

Forest  Service 74 

Bureau  of  Chemistry 86 

Bureau  of  Soils 99 

Bureau  of  Entomology 102 

Division  of  Accounts  and  Disbursements 107 

Bureau  of  Statistics 108 

Library 110 

Office  of  Experiment  Stations 110 

Office  of  Public  Roads 117 

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LETTER  OF  TRANSMITTAL. 


Department  op  Agriculture, 

Office  of  the  Secretary, 
Washington,  December  4, 1911, 
Sir:  As  required  by  the  act  approved  May  22,  1908  (35  Stat.  L-, 
244),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  statement  showing  in 
detail  the  travel,  from  Washington  to  points  outside  of  the  District 
of  Columbia,  performed  by  officers  and  employees  (other  than  special 
agents,  inspectors,  and  employees  who  in  tne  discharge  of  their  regu- 
lar duties  are  required  to  constantly  travel)  of  the  Department  of 
Agriculture  during  the  fiscal  year  1911. 

A  copy  of  this  report  has  also  been  transmitted  to  the  President  of 
the  Senate. 

Very  respectfully,  James  Wilson, 

Secretary. 
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RECAPITULATION  BY  APPBOPRIATIONB. 

van,  1011 t2,79&(n 

limal  Indostry,  1011: 
8,ffiSi08 

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0,108.  U 

4,a08.9S 

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Duil  feeding  and  breeding,  1911 1,87L8B 

Imal  Indn^,  1911 8,7B3.€i 

dmal  Industry.  1911-13 3.10 

int  Industry,  19U: 

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8,848.W 

1,888.17 

1,08418 

l,707.ei 

l,40S.Oi 

3,048.00 

3,032.94 

177.81 

818.88 

3,149.03 

684.03 

103.10 

1,071.07 

7,103.83 

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1,867.00 

078.38 

t  plants 1,601.16 

3,606.81 

itii^tions 1,844.85 

Farm  management 16,327.10 

FarmeiB' oooperative  demonstration  work 31a  80 

Dry-land  agricoltare 639.86 

Western  agricoltaral  extension 1,585.06 

Pomological  investieations 11.354.42 

Arlingtooi  liarm  and  nortiooltore 3,337.67 

Admniistrative  and  misoellaneoos 31410 

ehase  and  distribution  of  valaable  seeds,  1011: 

Opngressional  seed  distribution 6,043.00 

Foreign  seed  and  plant  introduction 8,08808 

biTesUnttog  the  chestnut-tree  bark  disease,  1911-13 310.80 

Qeneralezpenses.  Forest  Service,  1911: 

General  admmistration 10,332.87 

Management  of  forests 13,370.08 

Market  and  miscellaneous  investigations 84468 

Forest  products 66488 

National  forest  range  investigations 3,689.84 

Cooperative  work,  forest  investigations 011.18 

Aoqnisitionof  lands  for  protection  of  watersheds  of  navigable  streams,  1911 8,376.31 

Qeneral  expenses,  Bureau  of  Chemistry.  1911: 

Laboratory,  miscellaneous  expenses 4,866. 00 

Food  and  drugs  act 18,33868 

Food  and  drun  act,  referee  board 32.75 

Qeneral  expenses,^ureau  of  Soils,  1011: 

Soil-laboratory  investigations 80800 

Soli-water  investigations 684  70 

Soil  survey 067.78 

Admfaiistrative  expenses 66.86 

1011-13 70481 

Qeneral  expenses,  Bureau  of  Entomology,  1011: 

Deddnous  fruit  bisects 8468 

HlsoeUaneous  Insects 662.18 

Prsventfaig  spread  of  moths.  Bureau  of  Entomology,  1911 38039 

Qeneral  expenses,  Bureau  of  Biological  Survey,  1911: 

Game  preservation 1,817.06 

Mafaitenance  of  mammal  and  bird  reservatlans 162.01 

Food  habits  of  birds  and  mammals 6,873.00 

Bioloffleal  taivestigations 8,686.08 

Admmlstrative  expenses 77467 

Protection  and  removal  of  elk  tai  Wyoming 648.70 

Qeneral  expenses.  Bureau  of  Statistics,  1011  (special  faivestigatlons) 3,106.70 

Library,  Department  of  Agricultme.  1011 80.60 

Conttaigent  expenses.  Department  of  Agriculture,  1011 1,188.01 

Agricultural  experiment  stations,  1011 3, 66a  IS 

Agrlcnhoral  experiment  stations,  1011  (ftoman' tautltutes) 1,64478 

Nitritlon  tovestlgations,  1011 888.84 

Irrigation  tovestigations,  1011 l,08QiS5 

Disbage  faivestlgations,  1011 7BQL61 

Ganerai  expenses.  Office  of  PobUo  Roads,  1011: 

Road  management 8,71608 

Ihveetigattog  road  buildhig  and  maintenance • 0,670.10 

Road  material                                         8,48087 

Xnloroementofthe'fai8ecticideart,'iiN[i 186.88 

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62d  Conobbss,  )  HOUSE  OF  BEPBESENTATIVES.  (  Doouhent 
M  Session.       f  \    No.  221. 


CERTAIN  EXPENDITURES,  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE 

AND  LABOR. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOR, 

6UBMITTXKO 

A  SEPOBT  SHOWING  EZPENDrrOBES  T7NDEB  MISCELLANEOUS 
APPBOPBIATIONS  X7NDEB  THE  CONTBOL  OF  THE  DEPABTMENT 
OF  COHMEBCE  AND  LABOB  FOB  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDING  JUNE  80, 
1911. 


Dbgbkbbb  5,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Depabthent  OF  Commerce  and  Labob, 

Office  of  the  Secbetaby, 
WasMngUm,  December  2^  1911. 
Sm:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  detailed  statements  of 
disbursements  from  miscellaneous  appropriations  under  the  control 
of  the  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor,  as  follows: 

''Contingent  expenses,  Department  of  Conmierce  and  Labor/'  and 
"General  expenses.  Bureau  of  Standards/'  for  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  30,  1911,  as  required  bv  section  193  of  the  Revised  Statutes  of 
the  United  States,  and  each  of  the  several  appropriations  for  the 
support  of  the  Bureau  of  Fisheries  during  the  nscal  year  ended  June 
30, 1911,  as  required  by  the  act  of  Congress  approved  March  3,  1887, 
(24  Stat.,  523). 

Respectfully,  Chables  Nagel,  Secretary. 

The  Speakeb  of  the  House  of  Refbesentatives. 


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2  EXPENDITUBESy  DEPABTMBNT  OF   COMMEBCE  AND  LABOB. 

Statement  of  expenditures  under  all  appropriaiions  in  charge  of  the  Bureau  oj  FiakerieeftMr 
thefiacal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911, 

SALARIES. 


Object. 


Appropriated. 


Bipmded. 


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Oflloeofaroliltectvideiiglxieer 

DiTtakm  of  Fl«h  Cnltare: 

Office ^ 

Station  employeee— 

Central  station  and  aquaria 

Afognak.  Alaska 

Alpena,  Mich 

BairdCaL,  and  Battle  Creek,  Cal. 

Baker  Lake.  Wash 

Boothbay  Marbor,  Me 

Boseman,  Mont 

Bryans  Point,  Md 

Cape  Vincent,  N.Y 

Clackamas,  Oreg 

Cold  Spring,  Ga 

Craig  Brook,  Me 

Dulath,Minn 

EdentoELN.C 

Erwin,  Tenn 

Qtouoester,  Mass 

Oreen  Lake,  Me 

Homer.  Mizm... 

Leadville,  Coto. 


Mammotn  Spring,  Ark 

Manchester,  Iowa 

Nashua,  N.H 

Neosho,  Mo 

Northville,  Mich 

Paget  Sound,  Wash 

pSto  Bay,  Ohio 

St  JohnsbuiT,  Vt,  and  Holden,  Vt. 

San  Marcos,  Tex 

8pearflsh,S  Dak 

Tiipeto.Miss 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  W.  Va 

Woods  Hole,  l^an 

WythaTlUe,Va... 
Tes  Bay,  Ataska. 


Employees  at  large 

Disfribution  employees. 

DlTbion  of  Inquiry  Respecting  Food  Fishes. 
Biolofdcal  stetion  emptoyees: 

Beaofort,  N.  C 

Fairport,  Iowa 

DlTiaion  of  Statistics 

VMselservioe: 

Steamer  Albatross 

Steamer  Curlew 

Steamer  Fish  Hawk 

Steamer  Qannet 

Steamer  Phalarope 

Schooner  Grampus 


Total 

Agante  at  satanan  flsheries  io  Alaska. 
Agante  at  seal  flsheries  tai  Alaska 


M.]».00 
5,oooioa 

U^IOLdB 

4, 44a  00 
8,230.00 
2,10a  00 
5, 28a  00 

8,6oaoo 

8,000.00 
8,000.00 
80a08 
5,830  08 
4, 32a  00 

8,6oaoo 

4, 20a  00 

4,6oaoo 
3,6oaoo 

4, 20a  00 
4,200.00 
4,600.00 

8,7oaoo 

6, 00a  00 
3,600.00 
4, 20a  00 
3,600.00 
4, 32a  00 
6, 76a  00 
9,000.08 
4,660.00 
6, 72a  00 
5,400.00 
8,600.00 
8,600.00 
4, 20a  00 

8»28aoo 

4, 68a  00 
8, 22a  00 
13, 66a  00 

83,iaaoo 

14, 00a  00 
2,7Qa00 

n,7Qaoo 

15,70a00 
5,200.00 

8,5aao8 

480.00 
4,10a  00 
4,700.00 
8, 00a  00 


5, 00a  00 

luoaoo 

4, 88a  00 
7,606.00 
21, 10a  00 
4,863.33 
8,488.33 
7,021.67 
8,660.00 
34&Q0 
6,718.17 
4, 26a  67 
8,60a00 
4,200.00 
4,237.50 
8,560.00 
4,200.00 
4,160.00 

4,5oaoo 

6,801.39 
6,860.00 
3,606.88 
4,060.00 
8,60a00 
4, 19a  67 
5, 37a  17 
3,100.08 
4,685.00 
6,308.67 
5,400.00 
3,025.83 
3,346.67 
4, 20a  00 
8,032.49 
4,416.68 
7,68L88 
12,962.50 
a,  06a  68 
18, 02a  00 

8,70a  00 
11,215.00 
15,51LU 

4, 33a  12 
8,460.00 
48a  00 
4,10a  00 
4,84a  00 
8,681.00 


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888.00 


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26150 


5a  00 


l,80a61 

5a  00 

94.17 
14a  00 


123.88 

88a  81 

3180 

41L88 

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347.51 
88.88 

506.17 
687.50 
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18180 
86188 

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210.00 


886,74100 
6,300.00 
l4,4Sa00 


819,21102 

6,aoaoo 

11,88158 


18,821.98 
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EXPENDITUBESy  DEPABTMSKT  OF  COMMEBCE  AND  LABOS.  S 

MisuUaTMOUi  txpewm,  1911, 
Afpbopriations. 

ExpeiiBee  of  administratiQii:  For  expenfies  ci  tlie  office  of  tbe  commis* 
BDLoner,  including  stationery,  purchase  of  special  reports,  books  for 
library,  furniture,  expenses  of  the  attenduice  of  iumerican  official 
delegates  at  the  Fifth  International  Fisheries  Congress  not  to  exceed 
$750.  purchase  and  care  of  necessary  horses  and  vehicles,  indudins 
puroiase,  maintenance,  and  driving  of  horse  and  vehicle  for  official 
use  of  commissioner,  when,  in  writmg.  ordered  by  tiie  Secretary  of 
Commerce  and  Labor;  tele^ph  and  telephone  service;  repairs  to  and 
heating,  lighting,  ana  equipment  of  buildings,  and  compensation  of 
tempoiary  employees,  and  all  other  neceaaanr  expenses  connected 
therewith;  and  for  the  Alaskan  fur-seal  and  saunon-fisheries  services, 
including  travel  and  all  necessary  expenses  coimected  therewith $12, 000. 00 

Propagation  of  food  fishes:  For  mamtenance,  equipment,  and  operations 
of  the  fish-cultural  stations  of  the  bureau,  the  general  propagation  of 
food  fidies  and  their  distribution,  including  the  movement,  mainte- 
nance, and  repairs  of  cars,  purchase  of  equipment  and  apparatus,  con- 
tingent expenses,  and  temporary  labor 300, 000. 00 

Maintenance  of  vessels:  For  maintenance  of  the  vessels  and  launches, 
including  the  purchase  and  repair  of  boats,  apparatus,  machinery,  and 
other  fatalities  required  for  use  with  the  same,  hire  of  vessels,  and  all 
other  necessary  expenses  in  connection  therewith 58,000.00 

Inquiry  respectmg  food  fishes:  For  expenses  cm  the  inquiry  into  the 
causes  of  tne  decrease  of  food  fishes  in  tne  lakes,  rivers,  and  coast  waters 
of  the  United  States,  and  for  the  study  of  the  waters  of  the  interior,  the 
Atlantic,  Gulf,  and  Pacific  coasts  in  the  interests  of  fish  culture  and  the 
commercial  fisheries,  expenses  of  travel  and  preparation  of  reports, 
and  for  all  other  necessary  expenses  in  connection  tnere with 35, 000. 00 

Statistical  inquiry:  For  expenses  in  the  collection  and  compilation  of  the 
statistics  of  the  fisheries  and  the  study  of  their  methods  and  relations, 
including  travel  and  preparation  of  reports,  and  all  other  necessary 
expenses  in  connection  therewith ^  7,500.00 

Aggregate 412,500.00 

EXPENDirUBES. 
EXPENSES  OF  ADMINISTRATION. 

Poet-offioebox $16.00 

Telegraph  service 378. 48 

Telephone  service 231. 60 

CJar  tickets 80.00 

Foreign  postage 14. 28 

Horse  and  vehicles,  maintenance 256. 53 

Electrical  service,  fans,  lights,  and  power 142. 21 

Gas 56.17 

Fuel 513.14 

Ice 198.36 

Laundry 23.37 

Ashes  and  rubbish,  removal  of 34. 71 

Freight  and  express 7. 10 

Bepairs  and  maintenance  of  building  and  furniture 938. 93 

Stationery  and  office  expenses 1, 931. 28 

Machinists'  stores,  tools,  and  supplies 278. 53 

Beports  and  photography , 35. 64 

Books  for  library 617.07 

International  exchanges 169. 00 

Furniture 450.06 

Travel 590.47 

Travel  of  seal  and  salmon  aeents , 3,001.03 

Attendance  at  International  Fishery  Congress 374.28 

Total  expenses  of  administration 10, 438. 12 

'And  10  per  laauiiiin  of  tha  facegoing  amoonts  for  the  miscellaneous  expenses  of  tbe  work  of  the  boreMi 
diaO  be  avallabto  fnterobangeably  for  expenditure  on  the  objects  named,  out  no  more  than  10  per  oaotoa 
riiaU  be  added  to  any  one  Item  of  appropriation.    (Act  of  June  25, 1910,  U.  8.  Stat.,  voL  36,  pp.  703-788.) 


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BXPENBITIJBE8,  DEPABTMENT  07  OOMMEBOE  AKD  LABOB. 
PBOPAQATION  OV  VOOD  FIBHB8. 


Genenl: 

Travel 1698.43 

MiBceUaneouB  apparataa  and  Bupplies 1,508.59 

ICAINTBNANOB  OV  STATIONS. 

AloCTak,  Alaska: 

BuildingB,  mamtenaiice  and  repair 771.82 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 265. 93 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 24. 98 

Qrounds,  maintenance  and  repair 333.00 

Furniture 100.00 

Tbols  and  appliances 485.89 

Fuel  and  light 785.65 

Fish  and  eggs 1,572.00 

Subsistence  of  temporary  employees 1, 693. 33 

Telephone 22. 75 

Mail  and  freight 95.00 

MiscellaneouB 57. 81 

Baird,  Gal.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 1, 190. 29 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 3, 269. 49 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 553. 02 

Qrounds,  maintenance  and  repair 634. 54 

Tools  and  appliances 465. 23 

Fuel  and  li^t 1,168.05 

Fish  and  eggs 7, 596. 59 

Telephone 59.60 

Horses  and  vehicles 802. 36 

Miscellaneous 161.22 

Baker  Lake,  Wash.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 2, 238. 93 

Fixed  eqmpment,  maintenance  and  repair 414. 75 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 90. 97 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 147. 05 

Tools  and  appliances 1, 176. 70 

Fuel  and  lij^t 203.66 

Fiah  and  eggs 6,382.92 

Subsistence  of  temporary  employees 1,542.02 

Telephone 32.36 

Horses  and  vehicles 1, 070. 97 

Miscellaneous 187.32 


Battery  Island  (Havre  de  Grace.  Md.): 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repsu 35. 67 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 23.93 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 39. 24 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 605. 41 

Tools  and  appliances 22. 29 

Fuel  and  light 232.12 

Fish  and  Qggs 6,896.70 

Miscellaneous 82.69 


Boothbav  Harbor,  Me.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 23.88 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 41. 51 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  mamtenance  and  repair 78. 80 

Tools  and  appliances 139. 87 

Fuel  and  light 1,160.80 

Fish  and  Qggs 11,164.06 

Fish  food 169.00 

Telephone 77.80 

Hones  and  vehicles 96.74 

Miscellaneous 20.20 


12,107.02 


e,  208. 16 


15,899.39 


13,487.64 


7,83&06 


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Bozeman,  Mont,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair $156.  35 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 133. 57 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 80. 00 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 467.  62 

Tools  and  appliances 525. 10 

Fuel  and  light 182.  35 

Fish  and  ^Igs 2,273.73 

Fish  food 412.50 

Telephone 101.30 

Horses  and  vehicles 782.  35 

Miscellaneous 64.  50 

$5, 179.  37 

Bryans  Point,  Md. : 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 545.  90 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 248. 02 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 150. 00 

Tools  and  appliances 209. 90 

Fuel  and  light 279.27 

Fish  and  eggs 4,724.28 

Miscellaneous 55.  84 

6, 2ia  21 

Cape  Vincent,  N.  Y.: 

Buildings,  nmintenance  and  repair 172.  85 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 151.  36 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 1, 035. 00 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 17.  58 

Tools  and  appliances 43.  89 

Fuel  and  light 79.79 

Fish  and  eggs 1,207.00 

Telephone 24.40 

Miscellaneous 28.77 

2,  760.  64 

Central  station  and  a(iuaria  (Washington,  D.  C): 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 16.  00 

Tools,  appliances,  and  supplies 144.  47 

Electric,  power  and  light 1,074.30 

Fish  and  eggs 463.62 

Fish  food 1,020.47 

Watchmen  and  temporary  services 1,727.00 

Miscellaneous 54.  74 

4, 500.  60 

Clackamas,  Oreg.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 447.  34 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 806.  72 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 676. 18 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 744.02 

Tools  and  appHances 917.  72 

Fuel  and  light 631.  42 

Fish  and  eggs 10, 344.  60 

Fish  food 500.20 

Telephone 114.69 

Horses  and  vehicles 1, 438.  28 

Miscellaneous 184.  69 

16,805.86 

Cold  Springs,  Ga.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 28. 62 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 12. 78 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 45. 47 

Tools  and  appliances 65. 40 

Fish  and  eggs 18.92 

Fish  food 116.00 

Horses  and  vehicles 176.03 

Miscellaneous 9.81 

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Craig  Brook  (East  Orland,  Me.): 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 1671.41 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 125. 86 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 55. 77 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 101. 20 

Tools  and  appliances 326. 53 

Fuel  and  light 147.45 

Fish  and  eggs *. 6,125.34 

Fish  food 817.54 

Telephone 43.76 

Horses  and  vehicles 105. 60 

Miscellaneous 89.35 


Duluth.  Minn.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 020. 99 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 569.  SO 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 629. 16 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 156. 71 

Tools  and  appliances 442. 36 

Fuel  and  light 700. 83 

Fish  and  eggs 3,351.61 

Fish  food 29.02 

Telephone 36.00 

Miscellaneous 63.46 

Eden  ton,  N.  C,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 189. 01 . 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 249. 98 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 2, 999. 39 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 23. 72 

Tools  and  appliances 189. 80 

Fuel  and  light 372. 72 

Fish  and  eggs 5, 286. 24 

Fish  food 3.46 

Telephone 18.00 

Miscellaneous 92.72 

Erwin,  Tonn.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 404.34 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 211. 10 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 3, 030. 23 

Grounds,  main tonance  and  repair 381.04 

Tools  and  appliances 41. 17 

Fuol  and  light 124.04 

Fish  and  es»g8 525. 19 

Fishfwd...^ 917.39 

Tolophone 48.00 

Horeoa  and  vehicles 40. 05 

MisiX'Uaneous 36.16 

G  lo\ux^j5ter»  Majv.  : 

Buildiujp»»  maintonanco  and  repair 102. 27 

Fi  \iHi  iH| u ipmen  t »  main  tenanix*  and  n^jmr 638. 58 

G rt>\md8.  main tonaniv  and  rvivstir 22. 30 

T^v^ls  and  appliamwi 171. 56 

Fuel  and  licht 1,215.18 

Fish  and  ec\:^ 3, 77a  44 

Toloi^hone 853.56 

M \<x  \  Ihuusnjs 70. 39 

Grxvn  lake.  Me.»  ami  sulvstatiiMXii: 

Uuilduxc^.  maintonautv  s»nd  n^^v^ir 272. 76 

l^vM  tv^i'.iin\it>nt.  m:untenAn\x^  and  n^^^air 147.59 

To*  -N  :*nd  XX  au^r  .<uvrb »  w*intenAnw  and  rvixair lTc».  04 

l»\^;ind:*.  maiiUouan w  muI  rx^^v^ir 14^  6S 

l\vM<  a^-.vl  ar;^b.An\>\!». . , 427.  40 

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18,609.71 


6,898.34 


9,425.03 


5,758.71 


6,844.28 


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EXPENDITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERGE  AND  LABOfi. 

Green  Lake,  Me.,  and  substationB — Continued. 

Fish  and  eggs $3,155.81 

Fiflhfood 426.88 

Telephone 125.25 

Hones  and  vehicles 189. 27 

Miscellaneous 1.80 


Homer,  Minn.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 9. 10 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 9.80 

Fuel  and  light 470.22 

Electric  power 1,200.00 

Fish  and  eggB 239.06 

Telephone 18.70 

Miscellaneous 7.14 

Leadville,  Colo.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 154. 32 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 236. 70 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 6. 04 

Tools  and  appliances 415. 62 

Fuel  and  light 1,294.94 

Fish  and  eggs 2,277.85 

Fish  food 310.05 

Telephone 182.45 

Horses  and  vehicles 823.19 

Miscellaneous 31.49 

Mammoth  Spring,  Ark.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 30. 30 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 8. 10 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 107. 07 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 359. 22 

Tools  and  appliances 422. 74 

Fuel  and  light 53.39 

Fish  and  eggs 2,352.73 

Fish  food 144.35 

Telephone 30.00 

Horses  and  vehicles 99. 98 

Miscellaneous 28. 26 

Manchester,  Iowa,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 308. 89 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 55. 03 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 1, 549. 90 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 344. 08 

Tools  and  appliances 216.  23 

Fuel  and  light 340.02 

Fish  and  eggs 1,243.34 

Fish  food 713.75 

Telephone 125.00 

Horses  and  vehicles 434. 90 

Miscellaneous 71.03 

Nashua,  N.  H.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 32. 00 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 5.  50 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 890. 53 

Tools  and  appliances 39.  31 

Fuel  and  light 36  15 

Fish  and  eggs 838.69 

Fish  food 294.81 

Telephone 63.75 

Horses  and  vehicles 107.  50 

Miscellaneous 20.00 


$5, 147. 73 


1,954.02 


5,732.65 


3,636.14 


5,402.17 


2.328  24 


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8           EXPEKDITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB. 

Neosho,  Mo.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair I60L  00 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 7. 50 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 1, 402. 11 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 234  5? 

Tools  and  appliances 66.  69 

Fuel  and  light 79.09 

Fish  and  eggs 105. 25 

Fiahfood 462.54 

Telephone 36. 00 

Miscellaneous 31. 08 


North ville,  Mich.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 353. 14 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 458. 91 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 845. 04 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 470. 19 

Tools  and  appliances 900. 43 

Fuel  an  d  light 1 ,  055.  24 

Fish  and  eggs 8, 23a  96 

Fish  food 143.33 

Telephone 18L  18 

Horses  and  vehicles 290. 03 

Miscellaneous 77.  67 

Put  in  Bay,  Ohio: 

Buildmgs,  maintenance  and  repair 42L  45 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 64. 83 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 535. 08 

Tools  and  appliances 356. 91 

Fuel  and  light 332.24 

Fish  and  ^gs 5, 317.  75 

Telephone 4a  90 

Miscellaneous 5a  96 

Quincy,  111.: 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 130. 99 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 74. 90 

Tools  and  appliances 213.  98 

Fuel  and  light 89.  93 

Fish  and  eggs : .  3, 90a  96 

Miscellaneous 37. 15 


St.  Johnsbury,  Vt.,  and  substations: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 406. 50 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 76. 41 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 783.  52 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 237.79 

Tools  and  appliances 208.  50 

Fuel  and  light 331.50 

Fish  and  eggs 4, 781. 00 

Fish  food 234.90 

Telephone 106.29 

Horses  and  vehicles 249. 82 

Miscellaneous 63.  55 

San  Marcos,  Tex. : 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 286. 08 

Fixed  equipment,  manitenance  and  repair 1, 340.  23 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 700.  33 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 52. 00 

Tools  and  appliances 227. 49 

Fuel  and  light 281.38 

Fish  and  eggs 140. 19 

Fiahfood 68.20 

Telephone 58.35 

Miscellaneous 22.92 


«2,4«8.85 


13, 012. 12 


7,132.12 


4,466.91 


7,478.78 


3. 177. 17 


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BXPEKDITURJBd,  DEPABTMEKT  OF  COMM£BC£  AND  LABO&. 

8pear6sh,  S.  Dak.: 

Builaings,  maintenaDce  and  repair -  $33. 05 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 98.  04 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 198. 10 

Grounds,  nwintenance  and  repair 1,142.95 

Tools  and  api^iances 109.  To 

Fuel  and  li^t 354.49 

Fish  and  egga 2,661.83 

Fish  food 384.63 

Teiephone 54.25 

Horses  and  vehicles 804. 63 

Miscellaneous 30.00 


Tupelo,  Miss.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 164. 97 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 147. 08 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair *       302.  84 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 198.12 

Tools  and  appliances 198.  77 

Fuel  and  light 594.80 

Fish  and  eggs 2, 144.  83 

51i!hfood 95.10 

Telephone 33.00 

Horses  and  vehicles 147. 08 

Miscellaneous 42.40 

White  Sulphur  Springs,  W.  Va.: 

Buildmgs,  maintenance  and  repair 458. 51 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 920. 88 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 340. 84 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 31.08 

Tools  and  appliances 314. 73 

Fuel  and  light 159.24 

Fish  and  eggs 660. 11 

Pish  food 1,291.53 

Telephone 40.99 

Horses  and  vehicles 181. 46 

Miscellaneous 41.64 

Woods  Hole,  Mass.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 1, 240. 16 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 2, 996. 32 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair ^9. 35 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 9.87 

Furniture 278.32 

Tools  and  appliances 274.  68 

Fuel  and  light 4,524.09 

Fish  and  eggs 3, 334. 84 

Telephone 58.58 

Miscellaneous 146.44 

Wytheville,  Va.: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair 357. 95 

Fixed  equipment,  maintenance  and  repair 24. 95 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  and  repair 3, 901. 41 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair 29. 93 

Tools  and  appliances 132. 59 

Fuel  and  light 83. 80 

Fish  and  eggs 137.37 

Fish  food 1,103.74 

Telephone 60.50 

Horses  and  vehicles 354. 85 

Miscellaneous 49.'S5 

Yes  Bay,  Alaska: 

Buildings,  maintenance  and  repair It^^-  76 

Fuced  equipment,  nudntenaiice  and  repair -  "*'     ''**  IS 

Ponds  and  water  supply,  maintenance  snd  z^ps^ 


$5,87L72 


4,068.99 


4,441.01 


13, 112. 65 


6,236.64 


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10        EXPENDITUBES,  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMEECE  AND  LASOB. 

Yes  Bay,  Alaska— Continued. 

Grounds,  maintenance  and  repair... $924.27 

Tools  and  appliances 502. 66 

Fuel  and  light 647.24 

Fish  and  ^gs 2,445.37 

Subsistence  of  temporary  employees 2,658.99 

Telephone 25.14 

Mail  and  freight 342.00 

Miscellaneous 96.09 

10,842.01 

DISTRIBUTION. 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  1 1,222.89 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  2 3,194.96 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  3 1,489.16 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  4 4, 142. 27 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  5 936. 84 

Maintenance  of  car  No.  6 269. 74 

Transportation  of  cars,  travel,  and  temporary  services 45, 287. 32 

56, 643. 17 

Total  for  propagation  of  food  fishes 294,087.74 

ICAINTBNANCE  OV  VBSSELS. 

Steamer  Albatross: 

Maintenance  and  stores 12,305.57 

Repairs 1,347.00 

Fuel 13,243.55 

26,896.12 

Steamer  Fish  Hawk: 

Maintenance  and  stores 4, 265. 81 

Repairs 942.18 

Fuel 3,658.77 

Pilotage  and  surveying 1, 386. 47 

10, 253. 23 

Steamer  Phalarope: 

Maintenance  and  stores , 907.61 

Repairs 365.28 

Fuel 970.77 

Extra  seamen 256.00 

2,499.66 

Steamer  Oannet: 

Maintenance  and  stores 1,797.31 

Repairs 28L96 

Fuel 840.91 

2, 92a  18 

Steamer  Shearwater: 

Maintenance  and  stores 130. 07 

Repairs 175.50 

Fuel 504.23 

Crew 1,010.95 

1,820.76 

Steamer  Curlew: 

Maintenance  and  stores 291.52 

Equipment 225. 00 

RepauB 132.05 

Fuel 48.50 

697.07 

Steamer  Cygnet: 

Maintenance  and  stores 143.52 

Repairs 162.99 

Fuel 37.50 

Crew 230.75 

674. 76 

Launch  Petrel' 

Maintenance  and  stores 379.39 

Equipment 56. 85 

Repairs 722.34 


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EXPENDITUBES,  DBPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB.         11 

Launch  Petrel — Continued. 

Fuel 1172.69 

Crew 1,073.38 

$2,404.65 

lAunch  Grebe: 

Maintenance  and  stores 319.74 

Repairs 352.50 

Fuel 132.72 

Crew 654.00 

1,458.96 

Auxiliary  schooner  Grampus: 

Maintenance  and  stores 1, 065. 49 

Equipment 243. 71 

Repairs 567.54 

Fuel 232.74 

Extra  seamen 894.00 

3,003.48 

Maintenance,  launches  and  boats 4,899.90 

Purchase  ana  construction,  launches  and  boats 921. 95 

Hire  and  maintenance,  extra  vessels  and  boats 3, 482. 65 

Total  for  maintenance  of  vessels 61, 833. 36 

INQUntY  RBSPBGTINO  FOOD  FISHES. 

LabGKatorieB: 

-      Washington,  D.  0.— 

Equipment 1,911.43 

Travel  and  subsistence 12.  90 

1,924.33 

Beaufort.  N.  C— 

Equipment 252.13 

Maintenance  and  repair 1, 900. 49 

Temporary  services 4, 400. 02 

Travel  and  subsistence 77. 55 

6, 630. 19 

Woods  Hole,  Mass. — 

Equipment 223. 14 

Maintenance  and  repair 1, 074. 39 

Temporary  services 4, 285. 06 

5, 582.  59 

Fairport,  Iowa- 
Equipment 499.68 

Maintenance  and  repair 1,975. 10 

Temporary  services 1, 907. 18 

Travel  and  subsistence 601.  79 

Library 25.50 

5,009.25 

Homer,  Minn. — 

Equipment 9. 45 

Travel  and  subsistence 9. 06 

Library 12.00 

30. 51 

Field  investigations  and  exx)eriments: 

Fishes- 
Study  of  the  trouts  of  the  Pacific  coast- 
Equipment 37.86 

Temporary  services 129. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 438. 48 

605. 34 

Sabnonidae  of  the  Pacific  coast — 

Equipment 7.  70 

Temporary  services 18. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 60.55 

86.25 

Salmon  of  Alaska — 

Equipment 107. 41 

Temporary  services 77. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 1, 164. 95 

1,349.36 


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12        BXPENDITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF   CX)MMEBCE  AND  LABOB. 

Field  inveBti^tions  and  experiments — Continued. 
Fiahes — ^Gon  tinned. 

Physiolo^  of  salmon — 

Equipment $65. 00 

Temporary  services 64. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 114. 23 

r-         $243.23 

Smelt  fishery,  Lake  Ghamplain,  travel  and  subsist- 
ence   46.11 

Halibut,  Alaska — 

Equipment 6L60 

Travel  and  subsistence 31. 90 

83.50 

Diseases  of  fishes — 

Equipment 42.70 

Temporary  services 1, 458. 75 

Travel  and  subsiitence 1, 200. 03 

2,70L48 

Oysters: 

Experiments  at  Lynnhaven,  Va. — 

Equipment 342. 67 

Temporary  services 59L25 

Travel  and  subsistence 50.90 

984.82 

Survey  of  oyster  beds  of  Delaware — 

Temporary  services 821.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 62. 12 

383.12 

Survey  of  oyster  beds  of  Mississippi  Sound — 

Equipment 15. 67 

Temporary  services 1,270.50 

Travel  and  subsistence 692. 88 

1,979.05 

Oyster  drill  investigation — 

Equipment 14. 25 

Travel  and  subsistence 150.00 

164.25 

Pearl  mussels: 

Arkansas  and  Missouri  Rivers — 

Temporary  services 28.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 71.56 

99.56 

Red  River  of  the  South- 
Equipment  104. 65 

Temporary  services 200.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 287.27 

59L92 

Arkansas  River — 

Equipment 23. 50 

Temporary  services 30.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 48.86 

102.35 

Upper  Mississippi  River — 

Equipment 12. 36 

Temporary  services 72.00 

Travel  and  subsistence : 96.43 

180. 79 

Cumberland  River — 

Equipment .88 

Temporary  services 31. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 376. 14 

408.02 

Lakes: 

New  England — 

Equipment 39.92 

Temporary  services 249.00 

Travel  and  subsistence :....      1, 157.37 

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EXPENDITUBES,  D£PABTH£NT  OF  COMMEBCE  AND  LABOB.        13 

Field  inveetigations  and  experiments — Continued. 
Lakes — Continued. 

New  York  and  Wisconsin — 

Temporary  services $237. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 318.81 

' —         1655.81 

Washington  and  Idaho — 

Equipment 2. 70 

Temporary  services 63. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 169. 32 

236.02 

California  and  Nevada — 

Temporary  services 80. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 230.15 

310. 15 

Miscellaneous: 

Sponge  experiments,  Florida,  travel  and  subsistence 49. 80 

Japanese  Alcyonaria — 

Equipment 20. 27 

Temporary  services 114. 25 

Travel  and  subsistence 270.95 

405.47 

Gulf  of  California,  Albatross — 

Equipment 311. 37 

Temporary  services 80. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 75. 00 

466.37 

Philippine  collections — 

Equipment 152. 50 

Temporary  services 759. 50 

Freight 18.52 

930.62 

Fur  seals,  Alaska — 

Equipment. 4, 80 

Travel  and  subsistence 120.68 

125.48 

Fur-bearing  animals,  Alaska,  equipment 93.34 

Technical  drawings  for  reports 2, 726. 83 

Total  for  inquiry  respecting  food  fishes 36, 631. 10 

STATISTICAL  INQUIBY. 

Field  investigations: 

Pacific  coast  halibut  grounds- 
Equipment  and  supplies 672.93 

Temporary  services., 539.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 314. 20 

1,626.13 

Oyster  fisheries  of  the  New  England  States,  travel  and  subsistence. .  539. 09 

Oyster  fisheries  of  the  Gulf  States,  travel  and  subsistence 764. 32 

Shad  fisheries  of  the  Delaware  and  Hudson  Rivers,  travel  and  sub- 
sistence    305. 57 

Oyster  and  shad  fisheries  of  the  South  Atlantic  States,  travel  and 

subsistence 268. 21 

Sponge  fisheries  of  the  Mediterranean,  travel  and  subsistence 193. 55 

Fisheries  of  Holland,  travel  and  subsistence 86^95 

Field  supplies,  etc 3.20 

Total 3,637.02 

Summary. 

misobllanbocs  expbn8b8. 

Kxpenses  of  administration: 

Expended $10,428.12 

Uabiiities  submitted  for  payment 125. 86 

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14        SXI>£KDITUB£S,  DEt'ABTMSKT  Of*  OOMMEBOBS  AKD  LABOB. 

Propagation  of  food  fishes: 

Expended 1294,087.74 

LiaDilities  submitted  for  pajnnent 2, 455. 20 

1296,542.94 

Biaintenance  of  vessels: 

Expended 61,833.36 

Liaoilities  submitted  for  pasnnent 131.08 

61,964.44 

Inquiry  respecting  food  fishes: 

Expended 36,631.10 

Liaoilities  submitted  for  pa3rment 229. 31 

36,760.41 
Refund 1,456.00 

35,804.41 

Statistical  inquiry: 

Expended 3,637.02 

Liaoilities  submitted  for  payment 57. 35 

3,694.87 

408,060.14 
Unexpended 4,439.86 

Total  appropriated 412,600.00 

Special  Afpbopbiations. 
fi8h  hatcheries,  alaska. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 $1,626.32 

Expenditures: 
Afognak — 

Buildings 134.50 

Tramway 4. 00 

Wharf 7.00 

Water  supply 41.25 

$86.75 

Yes  Bay,  bunk  house 1,308.50 

1,395.25 
Unexpended  balance 230. 07 

1,626.82 

FISH  HA'TOHBBY,  BOOTHBAY  HABBOB,  MB. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 576.82 

Expenditures,  lobsterpoimd 520.51 

Unexpended  balance  covered  into  Treasury 56. 31 

576.82 

FISH  HATCHEBY,  CLACKAMAS,  OBBO. 

Appropriated  for  purchase  of  land  and  construction  of  buildings  at 
(Sacxamas  and  auxiliary  stations  (act  of  Mar.  3,  1905,  U.  S.  Stat., 

vol.  33,  p.  1181) 6. 000. 00 

Expenditures,  purchase  price  of  land  at  Clackamas,  Oreg. . .    $4, 000. 00 
Unexpended  balance 1,000.00 

6,ooaoo 

BIOLOGICAL  STATION,   MISSI88IFFI  BIVEB  VALLEY,  FAIBPOBT,  IOWA. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec .  2, 1910 42, 716. 00 

Appropriated  for  continuation  of  the  construction  of  the  station  (act  of 
Mar.  4,  1911,  U.  8.  Stat.,  vol.  36,  p.  1440) 50,000.00 


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BXP£Kl>tTTJBfig,  DEPAHTMEKT  Of"  COMMEBOfi  AND  lABOK.        15 

Expenditures: 

Preliminary  expenses,  travel,  etc 1221. 90 

Buildings 20, 560. 34 

Grounds,  roads,  and  walks 1,148.81 

Machinery  and  equipment 1,608.64 

Furniture  and  office  expenses 152.91 

Stores  and  supplies 650. 65 

Water  supply  and  drainage  system 12, 296. 62 

Ponds 2,278.59 

Miscellaneous 60. 95 

138,979.41 

Unexpended  balance 53,736.59 

$92,716.00 

FISH  HATCHERY,   GREBN  LAKB,  HE. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 11,648.38 

Expenditures: 

Roadway 1101.62 

Dam  and  water  supply 433. 22 

1534.84 

Unexpended  balance 1, 113. 54 

1,64&38 

nSH  HATCHERT,   UPPER  HISSISSIPPI  RIVER  VALLEY,   HOMER,   MINN. 

Unexpended  balance  rejported  Dec.  2, 1910 $30, 205. 39 

Appropriated — ^for  contmuance  of  the  construction  of  the  station  (act  of 
Mbi,  4,  1911,  U.  S.  Stats.,  vol.  36,  p.  1440) 27,000.00 

57,205.39 
Expenditures: 

Preliminary  expenses,  travel,  etc |2L  54 

Buildings 14,072.93 

Grounds,  roads,  and  walks 3,170.17 

Machinery  and  equipment 4, 920. 32 

Furniture  and  omce  expenses 332. 16 

Stores  and  supplies 747. 04 

Res^voir  ana  ponds 4,  OIL  94 

Water  supply  and  drainage 2,481.94 

129,758.04 

Unexpended  balance 27, 447. 35 

57,205.39 

K8H  HATCHERY,  LBADVILLB,   COLO. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2,  1910 18,467.15 

Expenditures: 

Buildings 15,207.84 

Water  supply 706.87 

Ponds. 90.00 

TooIb  and  appliances 28. 07 

16,032.78 

Unexpended  balance 2,434.37 

8,467.15 

FISH  HATCHERY,  MAMMOTH  SPRING,   ARK. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 11,077.13 

Expenditures: 

Buildings $114.25 

Ponds 83.07 

Grounds 29.81 

Water  supply 727.57 

Tools  ana  appliances 17. 85 

1972.65 

Unexpended  balance 104.58 

1,077.13 


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16        EXPEKDITUBES,  DEPABTlfENT  OF  COMMEEQE  AKD  LABOB. 

K8H  HATCHEBT,  PUT-IN-BAY,   OHIO. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 $16. 06 

Unexpended  balance  covered  into  Treasury 16.06 

FISH  HATCHEBIES,   PUOET  SOUND,   WASH. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 $48,090.41 

Expenditures: 

General  preliminary  investigation $536.94 

Birds  view — 

Land $500.00 

Surveying  and  leveling 17.50 

617.50 

Duckabusli — 

Preliminary  expenses,  travel,  etc 90. 25 

Buildings 6,130.59 

Grounds,  roads,  and  walks 238.17 

Machinery  and  equipment 1,477.19 

Water  supply 375.58 

Stores  and  supplies 30. 34 

Fumitiue  and  office  expenses 172. 15 

8,514.27 

Quilcene — 

Land 270,90 

Buildings 8,564.97 

Machinery  and  equipment 967.78 

Water  supply 897.65 

Furniture  and  office  expenses 5. 50 

6,206.80 

14, 775. 51 
Unexpended  balance 33,914.90 

48,690.41 

FI8«  HATOHEBY,  VEBMONT  (HOUOBM,  VT.). 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2, 1910 $10,828.89 

Expenditures: 

Buildings $5,089.72 

Grounds 844.38 

Water  supply 4,585.95 

Brid^ 407.58 

Machinery 71.07 

Tools  and  appliances 9. 00 

Travel  and  subsistence 285. 22 

Miscellaneous 15.45 

$10,808.87 

Unexpended  balance 20.52 

10,828.89 

PBOTECnNQ  SEAL  FISHEBIES  OF  ALASKA. 

Unexpended  balance  reported  Dec.  2,  1910 $41,949.36 

Disallowances  made  on  vouchers  included  in  previous  re- 
port   28.86 

Ac  tual  available  balance $41, 977. 70 

Expenditures: 

Stores  and  supplies $26, 523. 06 

Salaries  and  temporary  services 6, 660. 62 

Travel  and  subsistence 1, 441. 64 

Livestock 46.36 

Fuel 892.50 

School  supplies 101.41 

Charter   of   supply    vessel   and   expenses 
thereof 397.58 

Telegrams 29.20 

36,982.27 

Unaxpended  balance 5,995.43 

41,977.70 


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HXPBNDITXTBES,  DEPABTMBNT  OF  COMMBBCE  AND  LABOB.         17 
PROTBCTINa   SEAL  AND  SALMON   FI8HEBIE8  OF  ALASKA,    1911  AND  1912. 

Appropriated  for  protecting  the  seal  fisheries  of  Alaska,  including  the 
fumishine  of  food,  fuel,  and  clo thine  and  other  necessities  of  life  to  the 
natives  of  the  Pribilof  Islands,  Alaska,  transportation  of  supplies  to  and 
from  the  islands,  expenses  of  travel  of  agents  and  other  employees, 
purchase,  hire,  and  maintenance  of  vessels,  including  crews  for  same, 
and  for  all  other  expenses  necessary  to  cany  out  the  provisions  of  the 
act  of  Apr.  21,  1910,  entitied,  ''An  act  to  protect  the  seal  fisheries  of 
Alaska,  and  for  other  purposes;  and  for  the  protection  of  the  salmon 
fisheries  of  Alaska,  including  travel,  hire  of  boats,  employment  of 
temporary  labor,  and  all  other  necessary  expenses  connected  there- 
with" (act  of  Mar.  4,  1911,  U.  S.  Stats.,  vol.  36,  p.  1441) $100,000.00 

Expenditures: 
Fur  seal — 

Stores  and  supplies $19, 414, 01 

Salaries  and  tem  porary  services 1,815.00 

Travel  and  subsistence 1, 004. 00 

Livestock 87.48 

Fuel 6,578.19 

Furniture 125.15 

Charter  of  supply  vessel  and  expenses 

thereof '. 16,016.25 

Tel^rams 6. 99 

$45,047.07 

Salmon  fisheries — 

Travel  and  subsistence 2,280.41 

Supplies 297.86 

Temporary  services 144.00 

2,722.27 

Fur-bearing  t^TiimftlH — 

Travel  and  subsistence 101.60 

Supplies 490.60 

Temporary  services 84. 00 

676. 20 

48,445.54 

Unexpended  balance 51, 554. 46 

: 100,000  00 

SUPPLIES  FOR  NATIVE  INHABIFANTS,   ALASKA. 

Appropriated  for  fumishins  food,  fuel,  and  clothing,  and  other  necessaries 
of  lue  to  the  native  inhabitants  on  the  islanos  of  St.  Paul  and  St. 

GeoiTO,  Alaska  (act  of  June  25, 1910,  U.  S.  Stats.,  vol.  36,  p.  763) $19, 500. 00 

Expenditures,  food,  fuel,  clothing,  ete $19, 210. 84 

Unexpended  balance 289. 16 

19,500.00 


Statement  of  expendUuret  from  the  a^ 
merit  of  UomTneree  and  Labor,  1911,' 
1911, 


iation  for  ^*  Contingent  expenses,  Depart' 
the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO, 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpoee. 

Amount 

1910. 
My    5 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

"Postage  stamps .... r 

S5S.00 

a 

David  T.  Cissel 

Repairs  to  Wlllard  Building 

74.00 

George  W.  Moss 

12a  02 

Aug.    6 

H.C.Holther 

Itepa&ing  work,  Wifiard  building 

172.00 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Postage  stamps'.                     ..." 

20.00 

16 

A.  B.  Harris 

Trf^v^ing  expense „.-,-- 

79.45 

18 

Crane  A  Co                               

298.76 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

6,000  printed  envelopes 

21.50 

Union  Envelone  Co 

3,000  printed  envelopes 

24.33 

25 

Pneftmaifter,  WffsMngton,  D.  C. .. 

I  000  postage  stamps , , 

10.00 

ae 

ThimiM  W.  Smith    "      '         

600 feet  lumber....' 

39.00 

JiKwph  S.  Haas        , 

WorlE  done  on  Adams  Building 

39.40 

Monarch  Tvnewriter  Co        * 

3  Monarch  typewriters 

234.00 

37 

James  8.  Cotton 

Washing  toweis 

13.64 

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18        EXPENDITUEES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBGE  AND  LABOB. 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  "Contingent  experuei,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,"  dunng  (he  period  Jrom  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  .50, 1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipose. 


Amoant 


1010. 
Aug.  29 


Sept   1 


Colombia  on  Go 

M.  Du  Perow 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

J.  8.  Baer,  clerk,  district  court 

Henry  D.  Lang,  clerk,  United  States 
circuit  court. 

W.  H.  Hare,  derk,  United  States  dis- 
trict court. 

Charles  L.  MlUer 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

Ouy,  Curran  &  Co 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

M.  G.  Copeumd  Co 

John  Grady 

Potomac  Blectric  Power  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Barber  &  Sons 

D.  T.  McEIay,  clerk  of  court 

Emil  Caiman  &Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co 

Library  Bureau 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

LansDurgh  &  Bros 

R.  P.Andrews  Paper  Co 

Boston  Wood  Finiahhig  Co 

W.  B.Moses&Sons 

....do 

....do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

-...do 

....do 

do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

E.J  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Fred  S.  Linoohi  (Inc.) 

Thos.  J.  Gleason&Co 

W.M.  Oalt&Co 

R  P.ClarkoCo 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co... 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros 

W.  L.  Swayss 

N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

The   Weaver   Mailing    Envelope   A 

Box  Co.  o  *~ 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . , 

Stewarts  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

A.F.Hafely 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

MaokaUBros 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

John  J.  Kemiedy 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do!?. 

Chas.  Kohlman  <&  Co.  (Inc.) 

L.  H.Thomas  Co 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co 

John  Underwood  dk  Co 

W.S.  Lawton&Sons 

American  Ice  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do r.. 

W.S  Jenks&Son 

Lamb&Tilden 

Z.  D.  GUman 


(Hsoline 

1  electric  drill 

1  ream  yellow  paper 

Exchange  on  (urait , 

Postal  money-order  receipts. 

Registry  receipt , 


.....do 

Leather  goods 

Soap,  paste,  and  grip.. 
Alpnaoetical  guidiDS . . . 
Chair  seat 

Bolts.. 
Fk 


Flag.... 
Cartage. 


Electric  current 

Enameled  duck  doth 

Braces 

RegistiT  receipt. 


Enamel,  white,  plcnent 

Tubes,  pasteboara. 

0  units 

Automatic  numbering  machine. . . 

30  adjustable  index  tags 

Special  hook  on  wagon  swingletree. 


Towels 

Ink 

Repairing  furniture 

Linoleum 

Typewriter  stand 

Revolving  chairs  (3) 

Carbons 

Buzsers  and  wire 

Battery 

Belting 

Bells 

1  dozen  ribbons 

Glass 

1  typewriter 

Gli£! 

Loose-leaf  binding  device. . . . 

Shoeing  horses 

4,800  pounds  oats 

Rubber  cloths  for  copying. . . . 

2  typewriters 

1  copying  press 

Scrubbmg  sponges 

2tvpewritors 

6  dozen  typewriter  ribbons. . . 

260stendls 

lyearbook 

10,000  book-comer  protectors. 

6  sections 


Hay 

Yale  night  lock 

Idozen  files , 

OverhauUng  typewriter., 
0  pounds  add 


Un( 

1  type  writer. 

Bushing  Ibr  roUer  copier 
Ice 


'gross  pens 

Loiarwood  revolving  duplicator. 


1  dOI^  hi|wntnf»r  hjmdleS.  . . 

T<»3£s,  puUeys,  and  blocks. 
2,400  yards  cheesecloth. . . . 

Mucilage 

Messenger  service 

14  doien  ribbons 

Repairs  to  horse  truck 

Ice 


Ink  for  numbering  machines. 

6.000  clips 

Rain  gauge 

Rubber  sump  pads 

1  dozen  brooms 


ta28 

1.12 
.10 
.50 

.10 

.10 
33.00 
11.00 
0^25 
2.75 
.45 

3a  00 

.50 

171.45 

.41 

3.45 

.10 

5.20 

12.24 

40^50 

15.58 

0.10 

.75 

&00 

20.50 

323 

26L80 

36.67 

3.73 

21.73 

6.00 

8.44 

.20 

4.58 

L83 

3.48 

.50 

80.00 

5.00 

1.20 

8.50 

7L04 

16.44 

165.00 

23.50 

L84 

166.00 

27.00 

.63 

2.70 

27.00 

82.00 

6L04 

L24 

6.60 

1L08 

.36 

OLOO 

30.00 

77.50 

.40 

2.40 

.31 

4.50 

9a  00 

28.96 

.60 

63.00 

4.60 

26.26 

.74 

6.96 

2.75 

10160 

1.68 


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EXPBKDITUBES,  DEPABTMBNT  OF  COMMEBOB  AND  LABOB.         19 

StaUmerU  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911  "  dvnng  the  perioafiwn  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Liibrary  Bureau , 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

HughRelllyCo 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

Sonthem  Printers'  Supply  Co 

Stewarts  Co 

Thomas  Somerrille  Co 

Tyiwwriter  &  Office  Supply  Co. . . 

HughRelllyCo 

Schneider  Bros 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt 

....do 

Rudolph  dc  West  Co 

do 

L.H.Thomas  Co 

Robert  G.  Thornton 

Thomas  W.  Smith. 

....do 

Miller,  Clanett  dc  Co 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

....do 

MackallBros 

....do 

Sflverbeig's  Art  Store 

D.  A.  Tower 

.....do 

M.  G.  Ccroetend  Co 

Chas,  G.  Btott  &  Co 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

do 

do 

HoDse  &  Herrmann 

do 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Louis  Hartig 

Sonthem  Electrio  Co 

Library  Bureau 

do. 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Ea^e  Pencil  Co 

nTp.  Clarke  Co 

H.  Carter  BaUantyne 

R.  McRevnolds  &  Sons 

The  Manhattan  Supply  Co 

N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Miller  &  Graham 

Wash]ngt<m  Rubber  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

The  Globe-Wemioke  Co 

....do 

....do 

....do 

EasthamptOQ  Rubber  Thread  Co. 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

American  Multlgrapn  Sales  Co.... 


>ply  Co. 
rCo.'.**l 


Two  library  trucks 

Pitcher,  tumblers,  and  tray 

Turpentine 

Cham  and  clamps 

Overhauling  and  repairing  typewriter 

2  dozen  ribbons , 

4  dozen  ribbons 

26  dozen  ribbons 

6  pounds  ink 

Steaw , 

Iron  pipes 

1  dozen  cloth  i>ads 

2  lights  glass 

Supports  for  thermometers 

1  c^culating  ma(diine , 

2  rolls  blue-print  paper 

2  kegs  nails , 

i  dozen  keys 

5  dozen  iars  paste 

3  reams  Dlotting  paper 

1,500  cypress  cmls 

Lumber , 

50  bushels  salt 

6  metal  clutches 

lunit 

30  pounds  petrolatum 

10  pounds  naphUialene , 

Frame  and  mount,  6  pictures , 

50  boxes  paper  itoteners 

100  boxes  paper  fasteners , 

Awnings 

Gem  cups  and  pencil-sharpening  machines. 

6  drawer  locks , 

1  roll  tracing  paper , 

75  yards  blue-pnnt  paper , 

2  dozen  drawmg  pens 

2  oak  chairs , 

1  oak  chair 

1  mallet  and  6  ax  handles , 

5  dozen  bumpers 

12  plugs 

1  roller  for  roller  copier 

7  typewriter  stands 

3  dozen  cans  lye 

12styloeraphiopens 

i  dozen  board  cups 

1  casting 

2  iron  brackets 

i  dozen  brushes 

1  attachment  for  addressing  machine 

5,000  stencils 

1  dozen  rubber  sleeves 

3  dry  batteries 

10  gallons  Unseed  oil 

2  pairs  boots , 

Oveihauling  2  typewriters 

3  units 

12  dozen  cases  (transfer) 

lunit 

1  set  leather  guides 

24  pieces  binding 

1  nickel-plated  pitcher  and  2  trays 

1  pound  Dlue  ink 

1  dozen  bands  for  multigraph  and  1  platen 

10  plugs  and  6  brushes 

50  pounds  puttv 

Overhauling  2  typewriters 

1  clock 

Expressaee 

5  reams  blue  paper 

4  loose-leaf  binders 

1  telephone  arm 

2  dozen  registers 

1  roll  tracing  cloth 

1  box  opener  and  1  nail  puller 

48  cakes  soap 

Oats 


60.00 

10.75 

10.40 

.35 

12.25 

6.96 

13.92 

90.48 

2.28 

18.89 

1.38 

1.00 

2.20 

6.60 

125.00 

1.20 

4.58 

.50 

20.00 

22.26 

60.00 

30.70 

7.35 

.90 

4.50 

1.47 

.28 

8.35 

4.20 

6.10 

85.00 

72.40 

2.88 

2.20 

3.92 

.96 

3.70 

2.26 

.49 

.30 

1.62 

2.00 

30.45 

2.10 

5.88 

.82 

.40 

1.00 

.12 

50.00 

37.50 

6.00 

.60 

8.00 

10.50 

18.36 

26.50 

28.80 

4.50 

.25 

4.25 

17.00 

3.00 

5.00 

3.10 

.88 

22.62 

1.00 

.85 

50.00 

10.52 

3.50 

43.00 

8.97 

1.15 

4.08 

7t04 


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20        SXPEKDITURE8,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBCE  AND  LABOB. 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses.  Department 
qfCtnnmerce  and  Labor,  i911,"  during  the  period  from,  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Dstc 


To 


paid. 


For  wlnt  poipose. 


1910. 
B«pt.   0 

10 


12 


14 


15 


16 


10 


Tbe  Monvch  Typewriter  Go. . . 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Harria  &  SliafBr  Co 

Albert  L.  JohnMn 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

West  Disinfecttaig  Co.  (Inc.) . . . 

BarberA  Roes 

J.  Banmgarten  &  Sons  Co 

CnuieCo 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Chas.  £.  Perry  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

P.MuJinari 

Library  Bureau 

Brentano's 

R.P.ClarkeCo 

Charles  W.  Been 

John  B.  Espey 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

Louis  Hartig 

....do 7. 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do. 


E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  H.  Well  &  Co 

....do 

Jas.  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Ino.) 

Postmaster,  Washixigton,  D.  C 

Wm.  A.  H.  Churoh 

American  loe  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

R.  (^rter  Ballantyne 

Barber  &  Ross 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do 

Barber  &  Ross 

Allen,  Mitchell  &  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

R.P.ClarkeCo 

Brentano's 

Jas.  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

O.  W.  Wolfe,  clerk  of  court 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

George  B.  Hewlett 

The  Harral  Soap  Co 

Guy.  Curran  A  Co , 

P.  H.  HeJskell,  jr.,  &  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

DiUin  &  Martin  Co.  (Ino.) 

Library  Bureau 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

do 

do 

J.  Beumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

The  Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co, 

Crane  Co 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

D.  C.  Paper  Manufacturing  Co 

Barber  A.  Ross , 

American  Lead  I'encil  Co 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

R.P.ClarkeCo 

J.  H.  Weil  <fr  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

John  W.  Masury  &  Ron 

John  B.  Espey 

United  States  Envelope  (3o 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Stewart  &  Co 

MaokallBros 

do 


1  typewriter 

200  roils  toilet  paper 

3ck)cks 

Screw-driver,  knobs,  and  saws 

6  dozen  ribbons 

5  gallons  disfaiJBCtant 

Bmshes 

Rubber  stampo 

2  basins 

Tpairs  hinges 

60  rolls  paper 

16  doien  ribbons 

Igpng 

Admeasniement  rods 

1  brass  stencil 

3  tjrpewriter  stands 

2books 

1 . 4  dozen  stamp  pads 

20  reams  paper 

It  dozen  packing  needles 

25  pounds  boara  stencil 

Rope 

Coat  hooks 

1  dozen  ctoth  diaphragms 

4bottlesink  reducer 

Graphite  and  brushes 

GO  yards  blue-print  paper 

1  roll  tracing  cloth 

Brass  rods 

Ifee 

Lumber 

Ice 

Pencils 

Erasures,  etc 

Wood  screws 

Pincusliions,  etc 

1  dozen  press  copy  books 

^  dozen  indelible  mk 

50  pasteboard  mailing  tubes. . . 

1  clawhammer 

Iron  castings 

Brushes 

Typewriter  oil 

Book  supports 

Ibook 

Brass  rod 

E  xchange  on  draft 

Ipalr  brackets 

Hose  nozzles 

40  yards  blue-print  paper 

35  pounds  toilet  soap 

Toilet  brushes 

1  dozen  buckets 

1  gross  pencils 

)  dozen  galvanized  buckets... . 

1  cov-er 

50  gallons  paste 

1  gross  peiiholders 

Units 

Clips 

Units 

2dies 

Cotton  waste 

Iron  nipples 

Units 

Paper 

Twist  drills 

Pencils  and  erasures 

Boards 

Clips  and  finger  cots 

Drafting  pencils 

Brushes 

Varnish 

Wire  netting 

Envelopes 

Mailing  tubes 

Hay 

50  pounds  petrolatum 

Acid 


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BXPBNDITURBS,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB.         21 

Statement  of  expendittaret  from  the  appropriation  far  **  Contingent  expenseSt  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911  "  during  the  perioafrom  July  i,  1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Dftte. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipose. 


Amoimt 


1910. 
Sept.  19 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Pullman  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Geoise  W.  Moss 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

....do 

..-.do 

....do 

....do 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

do 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

L.  H.  Thomas  Qo 

L.  C.  Smith  6t  Bros.  Typewriter  (>>.. 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

do 

....do 

N.  M.  MinnixCo.  (Inc.) 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

H.  C.  Holther 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  (3o 

E.  J.  l(fiuphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

James  S.  Cotton 

J.  C.  De  ^alblss 

HughReiUyCo 

do 

Rudolph  <&  West  Co 

L.  Warner 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

L.  C.  Smith  &,  Bros.  Typewriter  Co..' 

do '. 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Yawman  it  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. 

W.  L.  Swayze 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Gny^Curran  &  Co. 
TheKretolO) 


Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) . . 
The  American  Multigraph  Sales  (3o. 

M.  DuPerow 

Flowers,  Fletcher  &  Whitfield 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co , 

.....do 

.....do 

R.P.Clarke  Co , 

James  S.  Barron  it  O) 

R.  P.CHarkeCo 


Carbons 

Pullman  accommodations . . . . 

Electric  cord 

Electric  gauge 

Cleaning  compound 

Unitrr!......V. 

do 

Guides 

Bookcase  units 

1  cabinet 

Newspaper  directory 

Felt.frr. 

Brooms 

Ink 

1  tyi)ewriter 

Envelopes 

do 

.....do 

do 

do 

Attachment  for  roller  copyer . 

Solder 

Repairing  ceiling 

Sroacliines 

Soap 

Towels 

Clock 

Varnish 

Turpentiite 

2  Yale  padlocks 

9  extinguishers 

Brushes 

1  typewriter 

do 

Wire  netting 

Transfer  cases 

Overhauling  1  typewriter 

do 

Car  tickets 

1  casting 

Drafting  pencils 

(Calendar  pads 

Ink 

Pan  for  copying  press 

Dictionary 

do 

do.; 

Toilet  paper,  etc 

Ink 

Calendar  stand  and  pad 

Pens 

Dictionary  holder 

Toilet  paper 

Thread. 

Kietol 

Passenger  transportation 

Ibook 

Glue 

Lumber 

2  saddle  pads -. 

Idosennbbons 

1  blade  for  fan 

Ibook 

Loose  leaf  binders 

Keystone  bonders 

Typewriter  paper 

Desk  covers 

Brushes. 

Rubber  sponge 

Dustpans 

Stamp  pads 

Patent  blocks 

Guide  cards 

Towels 

Ribbons 

do 

Blue-prhit  paper 

Catches 

Rope 


S8.48 

9.00 

3.00 

7.50 

36.89 

3.50 

7.50 

3.62 

22L98 

3.50 

5.00 

4.38 

42.90 

4.00 

35.00 

72.00 

59.92 

9.13 

25.67 

44.43 

90.00 

12.10 

6.00 

1,000.00 

39.17 

15.37 

75.00 

.65 

2.99 

2.00 

108.00 

2.48 

70.00 

80.00 

2.83 

3.00 

12.25 

9.73 

100.00 

.35 

1.40 

.16 

60.76 

3.50 

9.25 

9.25 

9.25 

192.18 

3.66 

.42 

.94 

3.29 

32.50 

.85 

3.75 

36.30 

3.60 

2.22 

21.00 

.80 

l&OO 

1.88 

10.00 

2.24 

2.33 

10.56 

21.36 

.38 

3.60 

2.50 

.60 

8.00 

2.10 

164.00 

3.48 

3.48 

2.40 

.00 

.76 


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22        EXPENBITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBCE  AND  IjABOB. 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  fr)r  **  Contingent  expenaet,  Department 
of  Comm^erce  and  Labor,  1911  ,**  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 

Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  pmpose. 


*     1910. 
Sept.  26 


Oct.     3 


11 


Shoemaker  &  Busch 

....do 

L.  Somiebom  Sons  (Inc.) 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

HughReillyCo 

do 

Barber  &  Ross 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Martin  Wiegand 

Charles  O.  Stott  &  Co 

....do 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

American  consul  general 

George  F.  Muth  &  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

Mackall  Bros 

Miller,  ClMett  &  Co 

Monarch  TvpewriterCo 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

.....do 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Guy  Curran  «fe  Co 

The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Guy  Currant  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

W.  L.Swayie 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

John  J.  Kennedy 

W.  B.  Moses  <Se  Sons 


Louis  Hartig 

D.  A.  Tower 

The  postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

W.  B.  MosesA  Sons 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

do , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co , 

Wm.  Mann  Co , 

National  Electric  Supply  Co , 

R.P.Clarke  Co , 

do , 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne , 

H.  A.  Stevens , 

Crane  <b  Co , 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do , 

W.  L.  Swayze , 

do , 

do 

do 

do 

do..„. 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co , 

The  Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

T.  Libby&Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

M.  Du  Perow 

Crane  Ck) , 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co , 

Consolidated  Sales  Co , 

E.  B.  Adams  Co , 

Barber  &  Ross , 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Albert  Kahlert  &  Co 


Sponges.. 
Lye , 


Lye. 
Wm 


Lumber 

Pafait 

Glass 

Wrench 

Casting 

Cases 

Pencils 

TTiV^tfA^nd^i 

6  switch  plates 

1  dtetionary 

Tracing  paper. 

Desk  fan 

Wire 

Waste  baskets 

Acid 

Polish 

2  typewriters 

Putty 

Brusnes , 

Units 

Rura 

Desk  covers 

Soap  paste 

Telephone  service . 

Thread 

Window  shades.... 
Dictionary  holder., 

do 

Cabinet 

Ice. 


Lace  panels 

PUers 

Paper  fostenera... 

Stamps 

SpideiB 

Daters 

Teleeraph  servioe. 


do. 

Press  copybooks 

Wire,  etc 

Cotton  wadding 

Sash  cord 

Paper  weights  and  erasures. 

Traveling  expenses 

Paper 

Cheesecloth 

Telegraph  servtoe 


Files  and  oopv  holdeiB 

Typewriter  ribbona 

Drawing  ink 

Toilet  paper 

Perforators 

Copyholder 

Electric  current 

1  typewriter 

Rubber  stamps 

Drayage 

Overhauling  typewriter 

Rent  of  two  machines 

Door  openers  and  &n  blades . 

1  marble  slab 

Stamp  pads 

Rubber  erasures 

Shears 

Brushes. 

(Clawhammer 

Paper 

Soldering  paste 

Lumber 

ToQetsoap 

Clips 

lunlt 

Relaying  carpets 


afio 

1.80 
4.  OS 
.70 

.46 

802.17 

Z88 

1.10 

LCB 

&11 

LOS 

1475 

5l81 

21.00 

L70 

44.64 

156.00 

.22 

7.14 

44&66 

68.40 

21.96 

2.75 

Z06 

ia20 

2&20 
3.20 
3.20 
8.25 
2.40 

2L00 
.32 

75.66 

75.00 
LSO 
1.58 
.28 
7.17 
L24 

63.50 
6.96 

10.20 
4.80 

12.88 
272.06 
318.15 

33.26 
&03 

18.32 
4.88 
4.50 
7.32 

66.00 

7.08 

L30 

253.70 

7L50 

n.oo 

.54 
5.60 
6.00 
0.01 
5.26 
4.00 
2.09 
35.90 
2.10 
.35 
15.64 
1.08 
30.00 
10.96 
30.63 
20.00 

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EXPENDITOBESy  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBOE  AND  LABOB.        23 

Statemmt  of  expendUures  from  the  appropriation  for  ^*  Contingent  expensa.  Department 
ofCommerceand  Labor,  1911,**  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  30, 1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount. 


1910. 
Oct.  11 


14 


15 


19 


22 


MadcallBros 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

D.  A.  Tower. 

W.  L.  Swayie 

B.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Do 

American  Ibe  Co 

Edward  Beady 

The  Olobe-Wemlcke  Co ... . 

W.  B.  MoeesASoDs 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
B.  P.  Andrews  Taper  Co. . . 

B.  Garter  Ballantyne 

Bndolph  <fc  West  Co 

Do 

Do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Do 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons  (Inc.)... 

Shoemaker  &  Bosch. 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

J.  P.Nawrath. 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co.... 

BepubUo  Bag  and  Paper  Co 

Bobot  H.  Van  Schaack 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

C.  BamweU  Bobinson 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co.... 

Marthi  Wlegand. 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Hu£hBelllyCo 

Becken  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

E.  D.  Hathaway 

Freds.  Lincoln 

lOUer.  aacett  &  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (]bic.) , 

The  CSiesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Barber  &  Boss , 

Budolph  &  West  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

The  Typewriter  Doctor , 

LambfiTllden 

The  Business  Man's  Publishing  Co. 

(Ltd.).  ^ 

Neidloh  Process  Co.  (Inc.) 

Do 

Chas.Nagle , 

Sampson  dc  Murdock  Co 

Thos.  J.  GleasQn&(}o 

Mathem-Lamm  Paper  Co 

do v.. 

Barber  dk  Boss 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Luts  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

White  Pass  &  Yukon  Route 


W.  L.  Swayae 

Underwood  Tyi>ewritr  Co 

do 

James  O'Donnell 

J.  H.  Well  &  Co 

B.L.Polk&Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Philip  Undemeyer 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Thomas  J.  Gleason&Son 

(Varies  G.  Stott  A  Co 

The  Monarch  Tyi>ewriter  Co 

Barber  dk  Boss 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co . 

B.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Derby  Desk  Co * 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

B .  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

B.  Garter  Ballantyne 

Geo.  F.  Math  &(3o 


Add 

Sodium 

Paper  fasteners... 
Drafting  pencils.. 

Finger  cots 

Hand  daters 

Ice 

RemovlDg  ashes.. 
Rods  for  units.... 

Wardxobe 

1  new  platen 

Paper 

1  dictionary 


Inightlook 

Belt  lacing 

Brushes 

Floor  wax. 

.....do 

Metal  polish. 

Tracing  cloth 

Twine 

Dry  batteries 

1  typewriter 

Mamla  paper  tissue. 


Lumoer.. 


Lumo 

Veterinary  services.. 

Adjusting  typewriter.. 


Enyelopes 

Glass 

Repairing  harness.. 

1  binder 

1  card  tray 

Salt 

Glass 

Telephone  service. . 


Dusters 

Yale  key  blanks 

Linoleum 

Bulbs 

Overhauling  1  tyi>ewriter. 

Ink 

2books 


Carbon  paper 

....do 

Traveling  expenses 

Directory  of  Boston 

Shoeing  horses 

Impression  i>aper 

do 

Tube 

Time  signal 

Repairs  to  trace 

Passenger  transportation. 

Drawing  ink 

Ink  reducer 

Overhauling  t3rpewriter.. 

Liniment 

Drafting  pencils 

Directory  of  Seattle 

Dry  battery 

Wrapping  paper 

Lat(»ies 

Shoeing  horses 

Erasures 

Tabulating  device. 
Mineral  wool. 
1  guide  card. 
WirecUps... 
Sanitary  desk. 

Brooms 

Glass  inkstands.. 
Rubber  erasures. 
Drawing  Ink 


10.36 

1.50 

13.00 

28.52 

218.40 

62.89 

81.24 

6.34 

10.50 

18.00 

1.50 

40.75 

10.80 

4.76 

L24 

3.50 

18.60 

5.20 

3.60 

1.03 

19.65 

36.75 

.60 

82.50 

3.62 

2.40 

41.48 

12.50 

6.00 

2.50 

5.00 

130.80 

L24 

2.30 

3.60. 

L40 

.20 

5.90 

13.65 

2.64 
2.70 
19.43 
1.20 
8.75 
1.50 
.20 

102.00 

102.00 

279.80 

6.50 

9.50 

2L38 

12.21 

5.00 

7.50 

LOO 

100.00 

L83 

3.00 

9.90 

.80 

3.90 

6.00 

.20 

49.53 

6.75 

35.00 

37.75 

16.00 

25.63 

LOO 

L60 

27.00 

3.36 

44.04 

.38 

3.48 


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24        EXFENDITUBES,  BEPABTMEKT  OF  GOMMBBGE  AUJi  IjABQB. 

Statement  of  expenditiaree  from  the  appropriation  for  *' Contingent  expenme.  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,"  dwrtnff  the  period  from  Jidy  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For 


1910. 
Oct.    25 


27 


Nov.    1 


Ciharles  O.  Btott  &  Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Shoemaker  dc  Buach 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

W.  A.  Morschhauaer 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

LutB&Go 

Trow   Directory,  Printing   &    Book- 
binding Go. 

E.  P.  Hasleton 

Lntz  &  Go 

PhlUp  Lindemeyr 

R.  Garter  Ballantyne 

Becker's  Leather  Oooda  Go 

Barber  &  Ross 

John  F.  Dolan  Teaming  Go 

Union  Envelope  Co 

The    Gheaapeake    &    Potomac  Tele- 
phone Go. 

United  States  Envelope  Go 

R.  Garter  BaUantjme 

TheGhlcago  Directory  Go 

American  Soap  &  Waahollne  Go 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Go 

Qny,  Curran  &  Go 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

M.  O.CopelandGo 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

do 

do 

F.  P.  May  Hardware  Go 

N.  M.  Minnlx  Go.  (Inc.) 

Jas.  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Manhattan  Supply  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

W.  L.  Swayie 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Remington  Typewriter  Go 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Go . . . 

Remington  Typewriter  Ck> 

Revere  Rubber  Co.,  of  New  York 

Rudolph  &  West  Go 

do , 

LutBiScCo 

Postal  Telegraph  Go , 

W.  A.  Morschhauser , 

Stewarts  Go , 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Go 

Postmaster.  Wi^ington,  D.  G 

Ward  W.  Glrlffith 

L.  Warner 

Northern  Navigation  Go 

Westam  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Go 

Edward  Ready 1 

J.  BaumgartenA  Sons  Go 

Barber  &  Ross 

do 

J.  Baumgarten&  Sons  Co 

The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Adams  Express  Go 

National  Electrical  Supply  (3o 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

James  S.  Cotton 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Rudolph  it  West  Co. 


New  England  Express  &  Van  (3o. 
W.  B.  idkms  &  Sons 


Gupenteri 
QlaaBlnksti 

DostecB 

Lumber 

Calculating  machines. 

Rods..??: 

Brushes 

Ckneral  directory 


Repairing  racyde 

'ReptAra  to  carnage  watch. 


^srai"^- 


tags. 
Repairing  hameas. 

Rules 

Drayage 

Envelopes 

Telephone  service . . 


Envelopes 

ibook 

Directory  of  Chicago. 

Soap  powder 

Green  shade 

Soap  paste , 

Rubber  bands 

Repairing  flag 

Chairs 

Carpet 


Rug.. 

1  tackle  block.... 

Stencils 

Door  holders 

Brushes 

Wrapping  paper. 

Paper 

Linoleum 

Ribbons 

Card  index. 

Pens. 


Ribbons 

American  Newspaper  Annual  and  Directory. 

Rubber  rollers 

Overhauling  typewriter , 

Rubber 

Night  lock 

Key  blanks 

Brushes , 

Telegraph  service 

Repairing  calculating  machines 

Hay  and  straw 

1  typewritsr. 

Stamps 

Coal. 


Fire  extinguishers , 

Passenger  transportation. 

Telegraph  service 

Telephone  service 

Envelopes , 

do 

Removing  ashes 

Datingstamps 

Wrencn 

Stepladder 

Datingstamps 

Telephone  service 


Expressage 

Dry  batteries... 

Door  checks 

Paper 

Towels. 

Rubber  stamps. 


Valley  Paper  Co 

New  York.  New  Haven  A  Hartford 
Railroad. 


Paper 

Nallpuller.., 

Drayage 

Repairs  to  linoleum 

Paper 

Paannger  tnuisportatlon. . 


fa  14 

2.06 
96.00 
064.00 
64.00 

3.60 
12.00 

1.10 

1.00 

1,721.36 

1.28 

1.55 

LOO 

.50 

77. 1» 

420. 6S 

263.06 
L35 

laoo 
laas 

LIS 

5.50 

115.50 

1.25 

45.60 

24.38 

45.00 

.20 

2.13 

5.28 

.40 

56.06 

3.00 

15.82 

3.48 

10.25 

5.30 

5.76 

5.00 

a.  15 

13.50 

2.74 

L24 

LOO 

8.10 

1.80 

44.10 

72.30 

86.50 

30.00 

127.13 

117.00 

128.00 

2.11 

16.07 

40.14 

319.71 

2.67 

7.94 

.73 

.72 

15.45 

6.30 

L85 

.60 

19.14 

120.00 

12.25 

42.28 

637.00 

.42 

.50 

4.75 

250.00 

14.06 


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EXPENDITURES,  DEPABTMENT  OP  C0MMERC5E  AND  LABOB.        25 

Statement  of  expenditwrti  from  the  appropriaiion  for  **  Contingent  expenses f  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911  "  during  the  period  from  July  J,  1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amoant. 


1910. 
Nov.    1 


10 


12 


15 


17 


18 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

J.H.WeU&Co 

Robert  O.  Thornton 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co.  (Inc.). . . 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Geo.  F.  Mnth  &  Co 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.. 

Charles  Nagel 

The  Globe-Wemioke  Co 

R.  P.Andrews  Paper  Co 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co. . 
W.  M.  Gait  &  Co. 


Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 
B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co.... 


Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co. 

Luther  H.  Bretton,  olerk  of  the  oirouit 


.do. 


Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Chas.  Kohlman  &  Co.  (Idc.) 

Chas.E.  Perry  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Harris  &  Shafer  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

The  United  States  Express  Co. . . . 
The  BayState  Clean  Towel  Co. . . 

Robert  H.  Van  Schaack 

Johns.  Schneider 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do: 

Chas.  G.Stott&Co 

Southern  Electric  Co 

L.  Warner 

John  Wanamaker 

....do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Southern  Padflc  Railway 

D  N.Walford 

Chas.  G.  Stott&Co 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

....do...... 

....do 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Merton  A.  Sturges 

Maplewood  Milb  and  Estee  MHls. 

Library  Bureau 

Louis  Hartig 

John  J.  Eeimedy 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Poetal  Telefiraph  Cable  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

The  Crescent  Towel  Supply 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

The  Boston  Ice  Co 

James  S.  Cotton 


Belting 

Table 

Blue-print  paper 

Blottmg  i>aper 

Protectors 

Disinfectant 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter  . . 
Overhauling  1  computixig  machine  . 
Ink. 


Units 

Bolts 

Telegraph  service. . . 
Traveling  exi>enses. 

1  chair 

Cards  and  ink 

Messenger  service. . . 

Oats 

Ribbons 

Writing  paper 

Ceilingllghis 

Registry  receipt 


....do 

Typewriter  paper 

ELaid-rubber  rulers 

Spline  for  chair  bottoms. . . 

Cuw  hammer 

1  directory 

Nosebags 

Sponges 

Brooms 

Rubber  stamps 

Cheesecloth 

Paper 

Dry  battery 

Cord 

Mats 

Carpet 

Screwdrivers 

Clock 

Computing  machine 

Erasures 

Expressage 

Towel  service 

Sponges 

Towles 

Hinges 

Tapes 

Wastebasket 

Receptacles 

Tops  for  fire  extinguishers. 

Filing  case 

Ribbon 

Ribbons 

Passenger  transportation. . . 

Revolver  and  cartridges 

Clipe 

Stencil  paper 

Rulers 

Drawing  ink 

Linen  paper 

Re^try  receipts 

Cotton 

Parts  for  dutch  stack 

Galvanized  ring 

Ice. 


Envelopes 

Telegraph  service . 

Liquid  glue 

Towel  service 

Telegraph  service. 


Ice 

Towels 

Envelopes. 

Paper 

Envelopes. 

Unit 

Units 


144.11 

26.85 

2.70 

74.20 

1.38 

9.60 

3.80 

49.50 

21.97 

72.80 

L35 

L15 

18.45 

13.20 

26.36 

.50 

71.04 

14.28 

5100 

5175 

.10 

2.10 

303.19 

3.96 

.50 

.35 

100 

5.00 

.70 

6.72 

190 

7.60 

26.06 

.20 

6.80 

1.65 

176.24 

1.56 

15.00 

268.00 

.19 

1.30 

1.26 

2.40 

28.20 

160 

122.40 

.90 

1.62 

.90 

47.50 

.66 

13.92 

157.60 

1160 

27.00 

6.23 

11.70 

5.98 

112 

.60 

.80 

3.00 

.10 

2.4C 

66.67 

3.79 

.78 

6.00 

2.02 

5.14 

3.75 

13.68 

19.46 

310.82 

38.26 

23.00 

3&75 


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26        BXPEin)ITUBES,  DEPARTMENT  OP  COMMERCE  AND  LABOR. 

Statement  oj  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  arid  Labor,  1911"  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  30, 1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipose. 


1910. 
Nov.  23 


25 

26 
29 
30 
Dec.  2 
5 


15 


19 


Becker's  Leather  Ooode  Co.  (Ina). . 

do 

do 

JoeephS.  Haas 

Undisrwood  Tvpewriter  Co 

The  London  &  New  York  Sponge  Co. . 
The  New  England  Newspaper  Btireaa. 

The  postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

R.  McReynolds  A  Bona 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (Inc.) 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

....do 

QeoreeO.  Bradlevjr 

The  Chesapeake  « JPotomao  Tdephone 

Co. 

....do 

Western  Union  Tdegra^  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Albertos  H.  Baldwin 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

....do .!T. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  £  Sons 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Ino.)...l 

Dolphin  Jute  Mills 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

R.  McReynolds  Je  Sons 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Standard  OflCo 

John  Underwood  &Co 

The  M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

Lamb&Tllden 

W.M.  Oalt&Co 

Ony,Curran  &Co 

D.  C.  Paper  Manulacturing  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

Edvrard  Ready 

TheMooTBCo 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

James  Bojdic  Bro.  (Inc.) 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

do: 

Washington  RaUway  A  Electric  Co.. .. 

James  S.  Cotton 

The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Universal  Supply  Co 

do 

Lamb  dl(  Tllden 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Chaa.  O.  Stott&Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Fred  J.  White 

E.H.  Pitcher 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Jas.  B.  LambleCo.  (Inc.) 

Rockwell-Barnes  Co 

J.  H.Weil  &  Co 

Stewart  <b  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manuteoturlng  Co.... 

Wood¥rard  <fc  Lathrop  (Inc.) 

Becker's  Leather  Qoods  Co.  (Inc.) 

Jas.  B.  LambiaCo.  (Inc.) 

do 

Barber  &  Ross 

Washington  News  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

John  Underwood  dl(  Co 

Qeo.W.  Mosi 


2  carriage  robes 

2whipe 

Ihamess. 

Signboard 

10  typewriters 

1  dosen  chamois  skins. 

Press  dipptaiei 

Stamps 

Repairing  carriages. .. . 

Envelopes 

Shears 

iph  service. 

10. 

do 

Pasturing  horses.. 
Tetophone  service. 


Teleffap 


....do.. 

....do 

do 

Traveling  expenses 

Numbermg  machine 

do 

Telegraph  service 

1  typewriter  stand 

Putty. 

Twine 

Overhauling  typewriter . 

Repairing  lamp 

Repairing  typewriter. . . . 
Paraffin. ................ 

Ribbons 

Asbestos 

Rubber  ring  die 

Oats 

Soap  paste 

Blott&g  paper 

1  diairyr.fr^r. 

2dles 

Overhaulixig  typewriter. 

Press  ollppb 

Removing  t 

Ink  rolls. 

1  lamp. 

Solde* 

Flre€ 

100  boxes. 

Excelsior 

Tapes 

Car  tickets 

Towels 

Telephone  service. 


Ink.... 

do. 

Type.. 
Pencils 

Wire  clips 

Paper 

Castings.. 
Paper 


Mousetraps 

Rubber  cloths 

Pencils. 

Straw 

1  konbox. 

Guide  cards 

Bowls 

Repairs  to  harness 

Lanterns 

Hosenotsle 

MacUne  drills 

Subscription  to  pliers. 

Pencils 

Ribbons 

Cleaning  oompoond.... 


IU.60 

8.00 

47.00 

4.25 

877.00 

6.65 

21.18 

30.00 

137.00 

119.66 

27.50 

.22 

1.14 

l.» 

110.83 

201.03 

197.54 

9.03 

1.40 

8.85 

15.58 

13.03 

2.55 

3.73 

.44 

6.70 

5.80 

2.00 

.60 

.07 

13.50 

.49 

.35 

71.04 

11.00 

232.75 

.90 

.68 

3.50 

19.24 

L78 

.75 

.20 

1.08 

21.00 

74.00 

3.54 

24.48 

100.00 

14.60 

2.45 

64.  QO 

242.51 

.51 

5.76 

58.50 

4.05 

67.08 

190.35 

18.08 

2.28 

5.80 

.18 

40.00 

7.80 

10.29 

1.20 

.50 

.00 

1.40 

3.00 

.90 

6.96 

231 1« 

88w30 

18.08 

37.76 


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BXPENDITXTRES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB.        27 

StaUment  of  expendilvres  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses ^  Department 
^Commerce  and  Labor  ^  1911  "  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  30, 1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


1010. 
Deo.  19 


Albert  L.  Johnson 

Becker's  Leather  Ooods  Co.  (Inc.) 

National  Mat  <b  Belt  Co 

N.M.MannixCo.(Inc.) 

The  Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Ck) 

do 

Fred  A.Schmidt , 

O.  E.  Stechert  &  Co , 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Ck) 

....do. 
....do. 


....do 

....do 

Heidich  Process  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Washinston  Wood  Working  Ck>.. 
Smithrftemier  Typewriter  Co. . . 

Snelling&Son 

Luts<bCo 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

E.  J.  Mnrphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  caaAeCo 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Wm.  ICannCo 

John  Wanamaker 

....do 

American  loe  Co 

....do 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

.....do 

....do 

Washington  R  nbber  O) 

D.  A.  Tower 

.....do 

ICathers-Lamm  Paper  Co 

do. 

do. 


Edwin  B.  Taggart 

Miller,  Clagett&Ck) 

Fred  8.  Lincohi  (Inc.) 

W.  L.  Swayse 

.....do...... 

.....do 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co. 

!!;;do! 


Louis  Bartig. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co. . 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


P.H.HeiskeUJr.,  &Co... 
American  Lead  Pencil  Co.. 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. . 
....do. 


do 

....do 

....do 

Finola  Manufacturing  Co . . 

J.H.Weil&Co 

Stewarts  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  <b  Sons 

.....do 

do 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

do: 

do 

do 

Oievy  (Thase  caub 

Dolln  <b  Martin  &  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. 
do 


Saw  blades 

Oyerhauling  one  harness. 

Mats 

Inkine  pads 

Telepnone  service 


Brooms 

Lamps 

Dry  battery 

Ink 

Books 

Inkstands. 

Pencils 

Straps , 

Metal  clips 

Scratch  blocks 

Carbon  paper 

Brushes 

Ventilators 

Ribbons 

do 

(^llarpads , 

Waste  oaskets 

White  beeswax 

Paperweights 

(Cheese  cloth 

Paper  weights,  etc. . . 

Cheesecloth 

Press  copy  books 

Revolving  bookcase. 

Cotton  rep , 

Ice 

do 

Whiting 

Glue 

do 

C%airtips 

Paper  fiasteners , 

do 

Neostyle  paper 

do 

do 

Cotton  cloth 

Salt 

Guide  cards 

Toilet  paper 

Paper 

Perforators 

Pencils 

Crayons. 

Pencils 

Cold  steel 

Ribbons 

do 

do 

do 


Pencils 

Paper 

...Tdo 

Ink  and  paper 

Twine 

Ink  and  paper 

Scouring  compound . 

Pencils 

Hay. 


Chairs 

Desk  trays 

Letter  cases 

Springs 

Nails 

Oiler  and  bolts 

Nails 

Burial  of  one  horse 

Ashtray 

Rubber  stamps 

New  date  bands  for  self-inking  stamps. 
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28        EXPENDITURES,  DEPARTMENT  OP   COMMERCE  AND  LABOB. 

StateinerU  of  expenditures  fr(ym  the  apT^opriation  for  '^Contingent  expenses,  Depcarimtnl 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,**  dunng  the  period  from  July  J,  1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


AmouDt 


1010. 
Deo.  19 


22 


1911. 
Jan.     6 


R.  Carter  BaUantyne 

do 

do 

do 

do 

E.  P.  Haileton 

Chas.  £.  Perry  Co 

Philip  Llndemejrr 

do 

do 

do 

Geo.  F.Muth&Co , 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Lamb&Tliden , 

Rudolph  4  West  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do , 

W.L.Swayae 

do , 

The  Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

J.  Baumgarten&  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

do 

The  American  Mnltigraph  Sales  Co. . . . 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

.....do 

W.  L.  Swayce 

do 

The  postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

W.  L.SwayM..., 

Remington  Typewriter  Co , 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

do 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Rem  ixigton  Typewriter  Co 

do , 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

N.  M.MinnixCo 

Canadian  PaciflcRy.  Co 

The  Pullman  Co , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Northern  PaciflcRy 

New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River 
R.R. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  R.  R . 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 


American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co....... 

do 

....do 

Berry  &  Whitmore  Co 

Brentano's 

American  Mnltigraph  Sales  Co.. 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

E.  O.  Locke,  clerk,  court 

D.  W.  Vadnle.  clerk,  court 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Bernstein  Manufecturing  Co 

F.S.  Banks&Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 


Carbon  paper 

Brass  clips 

do..\: 

Carbon  paper 

Paperweights 

Repairs  to  bicycle 

Paper 

Paste 

Ink 

Ink  and  paper 

Ink 

Metal  polish 

Brushes 

Pencil  sharpening  machine. . 

Shellac  and  Glue 

Tracing  paper 

1  stamp  and  stamp  i)ads 

Wire  brads 

Paperweights 

Gummed  labels 

Ribbons 

do 

Ink  and  pads 

Paper 

Repairing  typewriter 

Numbering  machine 

Nail  puller 

Rubber  tires. 


Type  tools  for  multigraph. . 

Ribbons 

do 

do 

Pencils 

Pins 

Stamps 

Drawing  ink 

Ribbons 

Envelopes 

.....do.Vr. 

....do 

Pins 

Drawing  ink 

E  n  velopes 

Door  checks 

Ribbons 

do 

Drawing  ink 

Stencils 

Passenger  transportation. . . 
Pullman  accommodations. 
Telegraph  service 


Passenger  transportation. 
do , 


Telegraph  service , 

Passenger  traxisportation. 

do 

Telegraph  service 


Pencils 

Rubber  bands 

do 

Paper 

Desk  set 

Commerciai  Register,  United  States. 

Ribbons 

Envelopes 

do , 

Chair  bottoms 

Registry  receipts , 

do. 


Ribbons. 
Lockers.. 
Mops.... 
Stamps.. 

busters.. 


ST.fiO 
87.93 
2L50 
15u00 

1ft  eo 

16l47 
32a  63 

2a  00 
L30 
40&66 
LOO 
L44 
L70 
4.35 
2  78 
L06 
3.  SO 
.40 
3.30 
7.67 

17.40 
6l96 

39168 
(LOO 
4.75 
&50 
.42 
LSI 
.40 
3.4S 
6.96 

13.92 
L40 
L80 

00.00 
9.15 
6.96 
9.44 

00.22 

223.16 

3.99 

29.28 
L78 

19.14 

13.92 
3.48 
2.88 

37.50 
140.70 
120.50 

20.10 
4.81 

n.20 

LOO 

9.14 

13.86 
21.13 
20.00 
7.74 

42.24 

9L88 

15L90 

3.t» 

19.00 

laoo 

14  00 

20a97 

343.20 

1.50 

.40 

.30 

13.92 

123.30 

13.85 

&06 

7.97 

.22 


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29 


Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriatum  for  **  Contingent  expenses j  Department 
of  Commerce^  and  Labor,  1911,^*  during  the  period  from  July  /,  1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipose. 


Amomit 


Barber  &  Boss 

do 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

...-do 

A.  T,  Skelley,  clerk,  court 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

....do 

J.  F.  Libby,  clerk,  court 

£.  V.  Hollingsworth,  clerk,  court 

Rockwell-Barnes  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Potomac  Electnc  Power  Co 

....do 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Philip  Lindemeyr , 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co 

Manhattan  S  upply  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Jas.  B.  LamoieCo.  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Cudahv*  Packing  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

Geo.  P.  Clark  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Thomas  J.  Oleason  &Co 

G.  H.  DeSacia 

G.  E.  KeUogg , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do , 

.....do 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

Anderson  Sign  Co 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

E.  J.Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Geo.  F.  Muth  <fe  Co 

Edward  Ready 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewart*  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do , 

do 

Louis  Hartig 

John  Underwood  &Co 

do 

do 

Thomas  J.  Gleason  &Son 

Chas.  G.  Stott  «k  Co 

EUisA.  Glmbel 

Universal  Supply  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Smith-Premler  Typewriter  Co 

SneUing  <fr  Son 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

J.  H.  Well  &  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

do 

B.  P.  Hazleton 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Iszard-Warren  Co.  (Inc.) 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

H.C.  Davison  &Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Remmgton  Typewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 


Hinges.. 
Erasers. 
Tags...- 
.do. 


Registry  receipts. 

Sodium  nitrate 

Excliange,  drafts 

do 

Rubber  cloths 

Ribbons 

Stamps 

Electricity 

do 

Toilet  paper 

Chairs 

Wrapping  paper 

Tags : 

do 

Paper 

Brushes 

Repairs  to  typewriter. . . 

Vise 

Ribbons 

Toilet  soap 

Binders,  ink,  etc 

Brooms 

Box  truck 

Labels 

Horseshoeing 

Repairs  to  office  chair. . . 
Expenses  of  witnesses. . . 

Cluster 

Lamps 

Electric  battery 

Drip  pans 

Press  clippings 

Lettering 

Lumber 

Phosphate  and  chloride. 

Paint 

....do 

Removal  of  ashes 

Furniture 

Oats 

Straw 

Fasteners 

Ribbons 

Repairs  to  typewriter. .-. 

Stencil  pax)er 

Push  plates,  knobs,  etc.. 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

do 

Horseshoeing 

Pencils 

Stools 

Ink 

Telephone  service 

Electricity 

Tjrpe writer  ribbons 

do 

Lumber 

Dusters 

Thumb  tacks 

Hooks 

Door  bolts 

Bicycle  tire 

Notebooks 

Thumbtacks 

Blankets 

Cane  for  chairs 

Pencils 

Paper 

Desk 

Tjrpe writer  ribbons 

Batteries 

Pencil-point  protectors . . 


10.40 

.17 

1.14 

15.96 

L28 

.10 

.25 

42.50 

.45 

.10 

4.50 

3.48 

4.90 

255.81 

960.70 

8.50 

36.00 

46.48 

7.70 

2.71 

.56 

L44 

&80 

4.20 

41.76 

3.12 

24.33 

33.39 

5.77 

2.00 

26.50 

.50 

9.00 

.55 

9.60 

.20 

3.00 

30  00 

2.50 

6.87 

18.50 

4.15 

.75 

6.23 

48.23 

71.04 

21.00 

2.00 

25.80 

9.80 

16.32 

3.18 

4.50 

13.50 

40.50 

29.00 

12.00 

5.24 

77.72 

186.71 

321.00 

71.40 

14.26 

96.00 

5.40 

4.80 

2.34 

.30 

.75 

2.50 

24.00 

9.50 

16.00 

5.76 

27.00 

38.00 

24.36 

,M 

1.38 


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30        EXPENDITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEECB  AND  LABOB. 

Statement  of  expenditiares  from  the  appropriation  for  "Contingent  expemes,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911  "  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Gontmued. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpose. 

Amoimt 

1911. 
T«i.   10 

Eagle  Pencil  Go 

Pencils 

$fi.20 

Albert  L.  Johziflon  

Screw  driver 

37 

Philip  LindemeTT 

Wrapping  paper 

445 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

420 

Mathere-Iiamm  Paper  Go 

Board  binders 

400 

Ti.  H.  Thomas  Go . ". 

Paste - 

Stamp  rack 

16.00 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufiicturing  Co 

phoevn^^^er  4t  Busch 

1.08 

11 

Brusfies 

2.97 

W.  L.  Swayie 

PAp»r-fARtmilT\g  »nw?hJ"<^  ,,.,...,......... 

3.98 

do 

Blotters,  dipsreto 

115.36 

Stoocilpap^.l 

&16 

Smith- P^miw  Tvpewrltcr  Co 

Ribbons. r 

2.38 

Bhoemalrer  it  Busch 

Dusters 

238 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

Mucilage 

7.fi0 

Ohas.  0.  Btott*Go 

Pencils 

2&80 

Stewart  &  Co 

Hay 

49.92 

Louis  HartiK 

Padlocks 

Lao 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Go 

Crayons 

&28 

nioh».w<»rp<AV«  Co    

Furniture 

fi28.85 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Ribbons 

2a  88 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Stamp  racks 

106 

12 

Ribbons 

L74 

W.L.  Swayie." 

Clips 

L29 

do 

Oil  board 

.26 

Olobe- Wernicke  Go 

Furniture 

6S.00 

do 

do 

2100 

do 

Sliding  carriage 

.75 

do 

Transier  cases'. 

2400 

Ward  W.  Orifflth 

Coal 

18.98 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

...  do 

19.96 

Adams  Bzprffls  Go 

1.41 

Reminrton  TvDcwriter  Go 

Ribbons.- 

&96 

John  Underwood  4c  Co 

do 

9.00 

Chas.  Q.  Stott&Co 

Clips  and  blocks 

41.00 

13 

K.  Knwwrt's  8op« 

Trunks . 

15.73 

R.D.  Swisher  Manufocturing  Co 

do 

Wheel  rack. 

.71 

do 

1.03 

14 

Adams  Express  Co , 

1.20 

Chesapealce  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 
Globe-Wemlcke  Co 

Tefeipboiiie  calls 

€l05 

Pressboard  guides 

2.57 

John  Und«i"'«^ood  4r  Co 

Ribbons 

54.00 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (IncJ 

T>1<i:|APftrt«S 

24.10 

Southern  Printers'  Supply  Co 

Ink 

3.00 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co....;.: 

Wood  filler 

.36 

do 

RhAllao         

1.44 

K    H.  VlFinl-r  r^.  (Tpc.)    .       , 

Ink 

12.00 

W.  L.  SwayM 

p^wr 

1.05 

16 

TamMi  S.  Gnttnn  ,          

Laundry 

13.00 

Haverford  Cyole  Go 

Bicycle  articles 

4.10 

18 

Olobe- Wemfcke  Go 

IOlOO 

Washington  Rnbber  Go 

Oas^etrS  and  boot"? 

20. 2S 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . . 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  Co 

Thos.  SomervllleCo 

Window  shade . 

.50 

Furniture 

234  OO 

Ribbons 

7.M 

Bolts  and  vise 

1  8t 

Remington  Typewriter  Go 

Ribbons 

€i« 

Hauling 

.2! 

31 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Go 

Telesiams 

.23 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

2  7! 

HughReiUyCo 

WoodfftiMn , 

2.0C 

Stouer&  Forrester 

Brushes 

l.SS 

The  Hoge  &  McDoweU  Co 

Flaxseed 

5.0C 

Louis  mrtig 

p-ort  presser. ..,.,..... 

.u 

The  Olob^emickeCo 

Units 

99. 5C 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Tynewriter  naner 

81 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

in™.™!?.....^:.:. :.::.. :.::::::::::::"■ 

IOC 

J.  H.  Weil&Col..*. 

Pencils 

7  81 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Type  and  ink  roller 

laoo 

Z.  D.  Oilman... ~.  .*.    ,,,  ... 

Cones,  bottles,  etc 

127.83 

23 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes * 

49l9I 

do 

do • 

12&8] 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

do 

20&9I 

do 

do 

19174 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Inkstands,  paper,  ink,  etc 

79.11 

do 

Paper 

laoc 

do 

do 

12] 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Unit 

3.7! 

do 

Table 

1&7! 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter 

SLO( 

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EXPEKDITUBES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBOE  AND  LABOB.        31 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  *'  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,'*  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Gontmued. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount 


W.  L.  Bway«e 

do 

....do 

....do 

Silvorberg  Bros 

HughBeUlyCo 

do 

Undsrwood  Typewriter  Co 

do 

....do.. 

Rodotoh  A  West  Co 

....do!T. 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

The  postmaster 

Geo.  W.  Moss 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

John  J.  Kennedy 

Qlobe- Wernicke  Co 

....do 

John  Speed  Smith 

M.C.  Porter 

Edward  Ready 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

SneUingA  Son 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

W.  L.  Swayse 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

N.  mT MinnizCo.  (Inc.) 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

060.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Ina) 

Washington  Railway  ic  Electric  Co. . . 
Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co.. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
Albert  Kahlart  A  Co 


N.  S.  Newman...  

William  M.  Wilson's  Sons 

Woodward  it  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  (}o 

J  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Hennan  Baumgarten  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

American  Soap  ii  Washoline  Co. . 

Efaner  H.  CatUn  Co. 

R.  P.  (Clarke  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co.. 

Rookwell-Bames  Co 

F. P.  Jacobs 

John  B.  Espey. 

Chevy  (Jhase  Club 


Ctoorge  B.  Hewlett 

Thomas  J  Oleason  &  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

N.  M.  MinnlxCo.(Inc.) 

Haverford  Cycle  Co 

Stewart  &Co 

J.  P  Nawrath 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

J.BTweilACo 

W.  M.  Qalt&Co 

P.  H.  HeiskBlIJr..  &  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

H.C  Davison&Co 

J.  H.  DukerBoxQo 

The  Robt  Bishop  Manuliicturing  Co.. 

Columbia  Ofl  Co 

Oiarles  NageL 

Wilbur  W.  Fowler. 


Toilet  paper  and  desk  pads 

Calendar  stands  and  inic 

Drawineink 

Tvpewriter  ribbons 

Picture  frames 

Glass 

Paint  and  varnish  remover 

Paper  guides 

Repairs  to  typewriters 

do 

Excelsior 

Hasps 

Wrapping  paper 

Slip  stones  and  gummer  wheels. . 

Linoleum 

Stamps 

Soap 

Penracks 

Lamps 

Units 

Ice. 


Transfer  cases 

Rug  and  stand,  typewriter 

Registry  receipts 

do 

Removal  of  ashes  and  rubbish.. 


Ribbons  for  comptograph. .. 

Schapirogn^h  paper 

Dusters 

Waste  bsskets 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Paste  and  ink 

Stencils 

Passenger  traffic 

Petrolalum 

Tractaig  doth. 

Toilet  soap 

Tickets. 

Inkstands 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Remaking  of  Wilton  carpet. 
Repairs  to  adding  machme. . 

Mounting  medium 

Ashtray 

Shorthand  paper 

Door  check 

Date  bands  and  dies 

Numbering  machine 

Sealing  \ 


Powder  soap 

Twoeyebolts... 

Rubber  fiinger  coats . . . 

Pushbuttons 

Coal 

Strip  racks 

Cloths 

Two  horses  clipped. . . . 

Harness  snaps 

Stabling  of  horse 

Blue-pnnt  pai>er 

Horseshoeing 

Dry  battery 

Repairs  to  typewriter. 

One  moistener 

Bicycle  bell 

Hay,  straw,  and  bran. 

Twine 

Pencils 

Tracing  doth. 

Oats 

Mops 

Desk  and  table 

Press  copy  paper 

Boxes.. 

Waste  cotton. 

Gasoline 

Expense  account. 

....fdoT. 


$136.00 

2.10 

4.68 

4.60 

3.70 

6.61 

1.64 

.26 

29.38 

11.65 

1.42 

.13 

6.44 

2.60 

29.60 

96.00 

41.67 

.71 

.64 

163.75 

7.20 

laoo 

6.88 
LOO 
.30 
7.12 
4.32 
.37 
2.75 
2.38 
L06 

18.00 

40.60 
7.60 

12.00 
2.10 

13.78 

0.40 

100.00 

4.00 

11.76 
2.60 
8.60 
8.60 
LOO 
8.25 
3.19 
L62 

13.62 
2.79 

10.88 

1.25 

123.20 

.40 

10.95 

.78 

1.20 

4.00 

.66 

LOO 

.70 

45.75 

.20 

L45 

L50 

.35 

72.92 

103.74 

8.40 

7.70 

71.04 
9.60 

64.00 

41.34 

74.00 
8.61 
L40 

37.25 

17.03 


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82        SXPENDITUBES,  DEPABTMEKT  OF  COMMEECE  AND  lABOB. 

Statement  of  ezpenditwre%  from  the  ap'propnatwnfor  *^Contingenl  expensa,  Departvuni 
of  Commerce  and  Lahor^  1911,"  durxng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 

To  whom  paUL 

For  what  purpose. 

Amount 

1911. 
Jan.  31 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Electiio  Go 

R.P.riarkeCo 

Goal 

$19.96 

T^l^hmK>  oallff, . ,           

3.75 

T>Htpn  and  penholders ...  ,  ........ . 

4.20 

R.  D.  Swiflher  Manufacturing  Go 

Fi«rl  A    Rnhmldt. 

Wheel  rack 

1.43 

Ink 

1.50 

RnAHing  *  Son 

Typewriter  ribbons 

4.50 

Fred  BrLincoln  (Inc.) 

Oufde  cards 

2.10 

J.  H.Weil  &  Go 

Blue-print  paper 

4.50 

do 

Draftmg  pencna. 

3.90 

Ghas.  0.  Stott  &  Go 

Wastebaaket 

.90 

do 

do 

.75 

do 

do 

.90 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Soap  and  brushes 

10.96 

0.  E.  Ste^ert  dc  Co 

BH t'sh  merchantif  ^fbipplng  acts 

Z75 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  Co 

do 

Ribbons 

45.63 

do 

3L2S 

National  Electrical  Supply  (k) 

Dry  batteries 

7.20 

Woburn  Brush  Co 

Mop  heads 

3.23 

General  Electric  Co 

Lamps 

3179 

Library  Bureau 

Foot'plate  section 

.30 

do 

FiTtiirns  for  typAwrite»"  st^uids - 

.00 

Wm,  M.  RApHAy.. 

Revi?ifon  of  list  of  merchants 

2i00 

Ghas.  H.  LeFevre,  dark,  court 

H.  C.  Davison  A  Co 

Registry  receipts 

.56 

Press  coDV  naner 

laao 

- 

Oane  Co 

Valves 

aoo 

C.E.Pickett,  clerk, court 

Reeistrv  lecelnts 

.50 

do 

.90 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Window  shades 

3.80 

do 

Chairs 

2120 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Excelsior 

3.33 

do 

Locks 

248 

do 

Files 

L12 

Woodward  *  T-othrop  (Tfic.) 

Towels 

&75 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Dictionary 

275 

do ' 

Dividers    

iao9 

do 

BeaHng  wax 

2.79 

J,  Baumgarten  it  Sons  Co 

Rubber  stamp 

LOO 

do 

do 

LOO 

do 

Rvbber  stamps,.. 

5.2S 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

&56 

do 

Pai)erguide.I..... 

.25 

do 

Stencirpai)er 

L36 

do 

Typew^ter. . .  J 

HSlOO 

United  States  Express  0> 

Expressam  ........          .....    ..^.. 

.45 

Ink 

.60 

Olobe-Wernlcke  Co 

Units 

4saoo 

do 

Cuspidors 

&72 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Go 

.43 

Roht.  8.  fSlAmftn        . 

Reglst]^  receipts 

120 

Chicago  Telephone  (}o 

Tefophone  service 

1&90 

.45 

G.  E.  Preston,  cleric  court 

do 

.80 

Felx    2 

H.  G.  Butterworth.  clerk,  court 

do 

L06 

do 

.10 

do 

.60 

John  M.  Morris,  clerk,  court 

do 

.50 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  (3o  . 
MackallBros f. 

Telephone  calls 

ia2s 

CHiemlcals 

9.0i 

fllob^WfimlckflCo.  ..... 

Units 

oaoo 

do 

Chispidor 

L68 

do 

Unit 

26. 5C 

do 

Transfer  cases 

25.01 

W,  B.  Moaes  &  Sons 

Desk  trays 

U50 

R.  Charter  Ballantyne 

Tariff  History  of  the  United  States 

L35 

do 

Fillers 

.38 

Bedell  Manufiusturing  Co 

Papier  mAch6  nails 

120 

do 7. 

Spune  for  chair  bottoms 

.5fl 

do 

Oane  (or  chairs 

31 OC 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Int 

33 

Lewis  Flemer 

T^fftd  end  sine. 

.34 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes 

3.99 

Library  Bureau 

Fixture  for  typewriter  stand ...  .  ........ 

.30 

Lamb^  IMW™ 

Band  dater. , .           .....  . 

L30 

do 

Pads 

L38 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Repairs  to  brmigham 

74.50 

HogfaRelUyCo 

niass " ,. 

.50 

Elmer  H.  C^tlln  Go , 

"Re'ir'sh  to2chan<ielieni. ..  ...    .  

4.00 

Financial  Graphic  Co 

Subecription  to  paper 

25.00 

American  Muftigiaph  Sales  Co 

Clips...'. r..*! 

LOO 

AltKuani  Spring  Water  Go 

Spring  water 

LOO 

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EXPEHBITUBE8,  JmPARTMENT  OF   COMMEBOB  AND  LABOB.        88 

Statement  of  ezpenditijares  from  the  appropriation  far  **  Contingent  expensee,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,"  dunng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911 — 
Continaed. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  wbat  poipose. 


Amount 


Z.  D.  Gllmoa 

F.  8.  Banks  &  Co. 
M.  DnPerow. 


Louis  Hartig 

Albert  Kahfert  dt  Co 

Qiesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 

George  B.  Hewlett 

Miller  A  Graham 

J.  Banmgarten  &  Bona  Co 

do 

James  Bishop. 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

do 

Bemington  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co. . . . 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  L.  Swayze 

...do...... 

Thomas  Somervllle  Co 

W.  M.  Bagsdale 

National  Electrical  Supply  Ck> 

New  England  Newspaper  Bureau 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Theo.  F.Schmucker 

Western  Union  Telegraph  0> 

Rudolph^  West  Go 

Technical  Supply  Co 

Bemington  Typewriter  Go 

do 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

VaUey  Paper  Co 

Robt.  G.  Thornton 

TruslowdE  Fulle(Ihc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Go 

O.H.  Frey 

^  j^  Wiles 

J.' W.  Winston,  cl«k  ooiirt . .'  .* ."  .* .' .' .' ." ."  * '. 

S.V.  Hobaugh,  clerk  court 

Globe  Prtaitmg  Go 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  &  Cham- 
ois Go. 

Lamb^Tilden 

J.P.Nawrath 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

At&tntic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co.... 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Go 

do. 

.....do 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Go 

National  Electrical  Supply  C» 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

W.  B.  Moses  dl(  Sons 

do 

W.  T.  (}aUiher  &  Bio.  (Inc.) 

Globe- Wernicke  Go 

do 

do 

do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Go 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Go 

Barber  &  Boss 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

doTT. 

Globe-Wemicke  Go 

B.  Garter  Ballantyne 

B.P.GUtfkeCk) 

Barber  A  Bo0. 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  GO 

Geo.  F.  Moth  A  Go 

do 


Corks 

Mops 

Flashlights 

(Xirrycombs 

Carpet,  cleaned  and  laid. 

Telephone  service 

Blue-print  paper 

Linseed  oil 

Darte  bands  and  dies 

do 

do 

Soap  dishes 

CMr 

Bepairs  to'  typewriter 

do 

Blue-print  paper 

Broom  com 

Calendar  pads 

Paper-fastening  machine . 

Gate  valve 

Registry  receipts 

Miniature  lamps......... 

Press  clippings 

Label  holders 

Electric  current 

Lye 

Registry  receipts 

Time-signal  service 

Bar  iron 

Eraser  shields 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

Guide  cards 

Paper 

Blotting  paper 

Corks 

Dry  batteries 

do 

Vials, 

R^istey  receipts 

do. 

do.. 


.do- 


Subscription  to  Globe  Democrat. 

Printedlabels. 

CJhamoisskin 


Stamp 

Twine 

Calendar  holder  and  pads. 

Penholders. 

Wire 

Celluloid 

Shellac 

Tracing  paper 

Old  Dutch  Cleanser 

Soldering  paste 

Twine 

Polish 

Wardrobe 

Chairs 

Lumber 

Cuspidor 

Units 

Transfer  cases 

Perforator 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Numbering  machine 

Mortise  lock 

Plumber's  Friend 

Stamps 

doT. 

Unit 

Crayons. 

Clips,  hones,  etc 

Lamps 

Scrapbooka. 


Ink  and  paint. 

Tradng  cloth  and  paper.. 


S2L99 

5.64 

2.50 

.51 

3.96 

6.85 

2.40 

10.37 

1.48 

.50 

.23 

.56 

6.50 

12.50 

14.00 

1.20 

8.58 

1.80 

3.03 

LOS 

L30 

.64 

6.86 

3.13 

377.67 

L40 

2.40 

7.50 

L48 

.76 

2.61 

6.96 

1.80 

4.50 

74.20 

18.40 

.60 

.40 

8.62 

.30 

.40 

.20 

.36 

3.00 

15.50 

6.65 

L25 

5.81 

.60 

.87 

L27 

.67 

3.60 

2.21 

.83 

1.08 

43.00 

2.07 

18.00 

48.20 

13.10 

L68 

47.00 

14.40 

.95 

10.50 

5.50 

1.00 

.31 

4.46 

3.60 

17.00 

.11 

46.66 

6.00 

2.10 

1.92 

10.84 


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34        EXPENDITUSESy  DEPABTMBNT  OF  COMMERCE  AlfD  LABOB. 

Statement  of  expendUuree  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenMee^  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,.  1911"  dunng  the  period  from  July  i»  1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911" 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


1011. 
Feb.    8 


U 


Underwood  Tjrpewriter  Go 

Chas.  F.  RockweU 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Go 

American  Soap  dc  Waaholine  Go 

....do 

Charles  W.  Beers 

American  Ice  Go. 

....do 

Bay  State  Clean  Towel  Go 

American  Lead  Pencil  Go 

.....do 

Stewart  A  Go 

W.  ILOaltAGo 

Louis  Hartig 

Joomal  of  Commerce  and  Gonmiercial 
Bulletin. 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Go 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Go 

Luts&Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Olobe-Wemicke  Go 

do 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Sheppard,  Knapp  A  Co 

WilUam.  Brown  &  Earle  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

T.E.  Anderson 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Henry  J.  Green 

Yawman  it  Erbe  Mamifltcturlng  Go. . . 

do 

do 

F.  S.Banks  &  Co 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

HushReiUyCo 

Miller^  Graham 

Nans  Clock  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Go 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  AGO 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

New  York  Stencil  Go 

Emil  Caiman  &  Go 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Rudolph*  West  Go 

do 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Robt.H.VanSchaack 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

W.  L.  Swayie 

do 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Mathers-Lamm  Pq)er  Co 

O.  E.  Stechert  dl(  Go 

Lewis  Flemer 

Hamilton  Rubber  Mannflicturing  Co. . 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

do 

R.  (}arter  Ballantyne 

do. 


Ink  dopUcator 

Pens 

Typewriter  ribbons. 

Soap  powder 

do 

Paper 

Ice 

do.. 


....do 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

do 

....do 

Dan  C.  Vaughan 

American  Economic  Association. 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

....do 


Towel  service 

Pencils 

Erasers,  pencUSi  etc. 

Hay  and  straw. 

Oats 

Washers 

Subscription 


Arnica  and  sodium 

Fares 

Harness 

Shellac 

Castor  oil 

Subscriptions 

Units 

....do 

Stool 

Files 

Linoleum 

Drawing  ink 

Dry  battery  and  cord 

Ftiper 

Pencils 

Cleaning  and  adjusting  clock 

Pens 

Thermometers 

Cloth 

Guide  cards 

Spring  belt<^ 

Mops 

Repairs  to  Bates  numbering  machine. 

Typewriter  cover 

Glazier's  points 

Linseed  oil 

Paper  dials 

Pencils 

Rubber  bands 

Liquid  glue 

Roach  and  rat  paste 

\TOteenameLlII!I!!!I!.'!'!.'!I!!!]!!! 

Receptacles 

Toilet  paper 

Feed  measures 

Wire  brads 

Wrench 

Galvanised  buckets 

Glass 

Sponges....... 

Lamp 

Calendar  stands 

Pencib 

Letter  flies 

Plugs 

Paper 

1  copy  '<Le  ManAe  Financier" 

Ammonium  chlorid 

Rubber  hose 

Lumber 

....do 

Press  copy  books 

Pens 

Paper  and  clips 

Locks,  shovels,  etc 

Hinses  and  hasps 

Expense  account. 

Subscription 

Clips,  cushions,  etc 

Blackboard 

Castings  for  dictlooary  stand 


US 

4aso 

Lit 
10.9 

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88.00 
S8.00 
6i7S 

tu 

1.44 
72.30 
61.9 

n.M 

.11 
&.6S 

1.21 
4.00 
145.00 
1.44 
18.40 
19L50 
20. 7S 

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3. 25 

L27 

.50 

100 

&4S 

175 

3164 

6.00 

12o 

24.00 

.20 

1L25 

.25 

27.70 

ISO 

.35 

.20 

7.90 

145 

188 

19150 

.78 

l.» 

1.00 

.70 

475 

1100 

.90 

.40 

.50 

.74 

1.00 

110 

.33 

.31 

110 

144 

14.18 

23.75 

150 

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9.99 

7.15 

1100 

9.70 

.29 

15.06 

4.U 

.15 

101 

43.65 

1.CS 

52.28 

9.00 

L50 


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35 


Statement  of  expenditvres  from  the  appropriation  for  '*  Contingent  expenses,  Departmenl 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,**  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911 — 
Gontmued. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipose. 


Amount. 


Herman  Bamngarten  Go 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Go.  (Inc.). 

Library  Bureaa 

George  W.  Moss 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Go 

George  F.  Gram 

Kasper  Stamp  &.  Seal  Go 

Gadahy  Facldng  Go 

John  B .  Espey 

E.  J.  MurphyCo.  (Inc.) 

Washington  Herald  Go 

Washington  Times  Go 

Underwood  Tpyewrlter  Co 

Henry  Romelke  (Inc.) 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

do 

Ixard-Warren  Go.  (Inc.) 

E.  H.  Musson 

Ifanifold  SappUes  Co 

William  Mann  Co 

LambdtTilden 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  (yO 

RockweU-Bames  Go 

Ja8.B.  Cotton 

W.  B.MosesA  Sons 

..-.do 

....do 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

Western  Electric  Co a... 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

J.H.WeU&Go 

....do 

W.  L.  Swayze. 


Technical  Supply  Ck> 

Washington  Herald  Go 

Library  Bureau 

Washington  Post  Go 

United  States  EuYBlope  Go 

do 

J.  EdwardOhapman 

Adams  Express  Co.... 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Brentano's 

Becker's  Leather  Ck)od8  Go.  (Inc.) — 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Go 

Globe-Wemicke  (>> 

Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone  Go. 

John  W.  Masory  dl(  Son 

E.J.  MuxphyCo.  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

Union  Envelope  Co 

do 

Luke  J.  McEvoy.  clerk  court 

D.T.  McKay  Jr.... 
Cmikshank, 


clerk  court. 


Jas-M. 

Ward  W.  Griffith. 

Geo.  F.  MuthA  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Go. . 

W.  L.  Swayze 

B.  P.  Hadeton 

Woodward  it  Lothrop  (Inc.). 

W.  T.  Lawton  dl(  Sons 

Geo.  F.  Muth  <b  Ck) 

Oias.  G.  Stott  <b  Co 

....do 

do. 


Edward  Ready 

J.H.Wea<bCo 

John  Underwood  dl(  Co 

Cuytor  &  Mohler 

Consolidated  Sales  Go.  (Inc.) 

Thos.  J.  Gleason  &  Son 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) . 
Fred  A.  Schmidt 


Stamps 

LashM  for  whips 

Typewriter  stand 

Gleaning  compound 

Clips,  erasers 

Map,  New  York  State 

Rejoeirlng  of  Bates  numbering 

Toilet  soap 

Padlocks 

Toilet  soap  and  putty 

Subscription 

do 

Repairing  of  typewriter 

Press  clippings 

Fountain  pens 

Pasteboard  maihng  tubes 

Drawing  paper 

Subscription  to  Star 

Carbon  paper 

Press  copy  books 

Pads 

Toilet  paper 

Chairs 

Typewriter  paper 

Com  brooms 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Rubber  dotns 

Towel  service 

Desks 

Whidow  shades 

do 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Snap  switches 

Negative  paper 

Draftbu  pencils 

Blue-pnnt  paper 

Ink 

Pendl  pointers 

Subscription 

Paper 

SuDsciiption 

Envelopes 

do 

Coal 

Express 

Paper 

Periodicals 

Saddle  soap 

Paper 

Envelopes 

Unit 

Telephone  message 

Bronzing  liquid 

Glass 

Lamp 

Envelopes 

do 

Registsy  receipts 

....do 

do 

Coal 

Electrolier  table 

Electric  current 

Press  copy  machine 

Tubes 

Subscription 

Forghig  iron  bolts 

Alabasuna 

Inkstands 

Desk  baskets 

Scratch  blocks 

Removal  of  ashes  and  rubbish. 

Thumb  tacks 

Tvpewriter  ribbons 

P^flttbigs 

Shears. 

Horseshoeing 

Mirror 

Ink 


$4.09 

8.25 

6.00 

38.24 

83.00 

1.50 

L25 

.30 

4.50 

47.88 

3.00 

1.75 

13.06 

20.00 

1.80 

1.78 

L23 

2.70 

3.54 

208.00 

6.80 

12.75 

33.80 

78.75 

2L45 

L80 

30.87 

14.63 

88.00 

7.14 

3.80 

27.00 

1.78' 

4.40 

1.30 

.45 

3.66 

.19 

.89 

31.00 

4.20 

186.75 

172.18 

10.05 

.85 

53.55 

3.60 

.60 

2.50 

72.00 

3.00 

.00 

1.60 

1.25 


26.74 

.40 

.60 

1.10 

138. 7D 

6.15 

354.30 

21.50 

2.00 

4.00 

5.50 

1.20 

9.00 

.75 

.40 

8.01 

.21 

27.00 

6.30 

27.50 

36.50 

2.50 

.68 


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S6        EXFENDITUBE6,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBCS  AKD  LABOB. 

StaUmerU  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  *'  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911  "  dunng  the  periodfrom  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911-^ 
Continued. 


IHte. 


TowhompaUL 


For  what  purpose. 


1011. 
Feb.  20 


21 


Thos.  SomerviUe  Go 

F.  J.  Sazton.  (dork  court 

Lamb&Tilden 

Smlthaonian  Institution 

Woodward  &  Lotlirop  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

....do 

Olobe-Wemioke  Go 

H.  B.  Tioknor,  derk  court 

John  M.  Ebert,  clerk  of  oourt 

W.  Iff.  Stanton,  clerk  of  court 

Geo.  P.  Nix,  clerk  of  oourt 

8.  N.  Witherow,  clerk  of  court 

Mathers-Lanun  Paper  Co 

Jno.  L.  MoDermott,  clerk  of  oourt .... 

G.C.Hansen,  clerk  of  oourt 

Frank  Henry,  clerk  of  court 

A.  A.  Henden  Jr.,  clerk  of  court 

New  England  Express  &  Van  Co 

Frank  Kempfer,  clerk  of  oourt 

C.  I.  Vaughn,  clerk  of  court 

John  Albert  Olsen,  clerk  of  oourt 

Willis  L.  Lyons,  clerk  of  court 

J.S.  Baer,  clerk  of  court 

J.  W.Morris,  clerk  of  court 

J.  C.Stewart,  clerk  of  court 

John  Iff.  Persinger,  clerk  of  court 

Geo.  S .  Hannon ,  clerk  of  court 

Qaude  Bell,  clerk  of  court 

Fred  C.  Langmann,  clerk  of  court 

Pennsylvania  Transfer  Co.  (Ltd.) 

J.  Baumgarten  dc  Sons  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Otobe-Wemkske  Co 

do 

do 

Carter  &  Mohler 

C.  J.  Muiphy,  clerk  of  court 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.)  — 

Jacob  J.  Rott,  clerk  of  court 

Gottlob  Haar,  clerk  of  court 

Chas.  L.  Miller,  clerk  of  court 

I.  A.  Baker,  clerk  of  oourt 

R.C.  Miles,  clerk  of  court 

W.L.Swayie 

do 

do 

Remington  Trpewriter  Co 

Henry  Romeire  (Inc.) 

HughReiUyCo 

do 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Go 

do 

Rudolph  dt  West  Go 

do 

Geo.  B.  Hewlett %. 


Louis  Hartie 

Julius  Lansbuig  Furniture  it  Carpet 
Co. 

MOler  A  Graham 

Baltimore  A  Ohio  Raihioad  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

John  Underwood  &Co 

Library  Bureau , 

A.  P.  Johnston , 

M.  D.  Fenton 

A.  Eberly's  Sons. 


Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (IncJ 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

Crown  Oil  £  Wax  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) , 

Crocker-Langley  San  Frandsoo  Dlreo- 


Cteuge  glai 
Registry  receipts.. 

Stencils  and  irons 

Transportation  of  exchanges. . 

Subscription 

One  platen 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

Cards 

Registry  receipts 

Registry  receipts 

do 

do 

....do 

Bhider's  board 

Registry  receipts 

do 

....do 

....do 

Drayage 

Registry  receipts 

do 

do 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Hauling 

Numbering  Biachhie 

Hinges 

Furniture... 

do 

do 

Pipe  fittings 

Registry  receipts 

Electric  lamp  and  brass  hook . 

Rei^try  receipts 

do 

....do 

....do 

do 

Wire  clips 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Rouers 

Adjusting  typewriter.. 

Press  clipphigB 

Turpentine 

do 

Telephone  oalls 

Salt 

Matches  and  soap 

Door  spring 

Yale  locks 

Blueprint  paper 

Coat  hooks 

CJhairs 


Linseed  oil 

Transportation , 

Rubber  stamps 

Carbon  paper 

Type  wnter  ribbons 

Paper 

Compendium.  paasengBr  rates . 

Subscription  to  Star 

Orate 

Clothes  wringer 

Spring  water 

Cylinder  oU 

Molding 

Glass 

Directory  of  San  Francisco 


I  Typewriter  Co Repairing  typewriter. 

iSpoogBCo Sponges 


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BZPENDITTJBES,  DBPABTMENT  OF  COMMEBOE  AND  LABOB. 


87 


Statement  of  expendUurea  from  the  appropriation  for  "Contingent  expenses^  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911"  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  $0, 1911 — 
Continued. 


Dftte. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount. 


1911. 
r«b.  35 


Mar.    2 


John  F.  Dolan  TB^ming  Co 

L.  B.  IffoBdey,  derk  of  court 

Robt.  K.  Plndell,  Jr 

Noldich  Prooeos  Co 

Olobe-WamiokBCo 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co — 

Fred  S.  Llncx)ln  (IncO 

Jaa.  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

Barber  &  Ross 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

American  loe  Co 

D.  A.  Power 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . . 

do 

W.  B.  Hoses  &  Sons  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Library  Bureau 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Brentano's 

M.  O.  CopelandCo 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

MlUnTciaiett  &  Co , 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co. . 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson , 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Chas.  O.  Stott&Co 

J.H.WeU&Co 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Globe-Werxucke  Co. 


John  W.  Masury  &.  Son 

PennsYlTania  Ralkoad  Co 

H.  J.  Ramsett,  clerk  of  court. . . 
E.  E.  Barkhurst,  clerk  of  court. 

Jas.  E.  Gray,  clerk  of  court 

H.  B.  Adams,  clerk  of  court 

Geo.  E.  Prosser 

W  J.Brsnden 

J.N.  Puller 

W.  C.  Dieterlchs 

R.  E.  Hughes 

Tom  Whittmore 

J.  F.Libby 

D.B.  Sickles 

Adams  Express  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

Bedell  ManuCactuxIng  Co 

M.  G.  CopelandCo 

do 

Postal-Telegraph  Cable  Co 

do 

P.  G  Sanson,  derk  of  court 

Standard  OU  Co 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson 

E.S.Newman 

HurfiRelUyCo 

FredA.  Schmidt 

Barber  ARoss 

Miller,  Clantt  <b  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . 

do 

Globe- Wernicke  Go 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co , 

do 

.....do 

....do 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....dof. 

....do 

....do 


H  D— 62-2— vol  142 36 


HauUng 

Registry  receipt.. 
Expense  account. 

Carbon  paper 

Storage  cases 

Teleprams 

Guide  cards. , 


Harness  dressing 

Door  and  neok  bolts. 

Coal 

Handwhcels 

Ice.. 


Paper  fasteners 

Faucets 

Wire 

Lamp 

Batteries  and  annunciator 

Desk  trays 

Rubber  matting 

Adjusting  cam  on  typewriter  stand.. 

CarboUcadd 

Periodical 

Awning  work 

Numbering  machine 

Salt. 


Pads 

Services  of  Teterinarian . 

Lumber 

Chalk 

Blue-print  paper , 

Rubber  boots 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Spnngs 

Shelf  ptais 

Units 

Varnish  and  paint 

Transportation 

Registry  receipts 

....do : 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Express 

Stamps 

....do 

Chairs 

Repairing  flags 

do 

Tel 


Registry  receipts 

Kerosene 

Servloes  of  veterinarian 

Repairs  to  adding  machine. 

Turpentine 

Ink 

Machine  screws 

Salt 

Dry  battery 

Lamp 

Transfisr  cases 

Card-Index  cabinet 

Units 

Double  desk 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Adjusting  typewriter 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

Irons 

Locks  and  bolts 

Door  check 

Ash  can 


t0.2S 

.03 

3.2S 

108.00 

1.80 

.66 

25.00 

7.80 

.40 

132.08 

.30 

44.67 

30.88 

LS8 

.24 

.32 

3.90 

2.80 

18.00 

.30 

.16 

0.00 

.76 

85.50 

7.35 

2.64 

5.00 

3.36 

.25 

4.50 

32.10 

58.50 

1.40 

5.88 

72.50 

7.04 

6.65 

.60 

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.78 

.05 

.43 

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.33 

6.57 

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.48 

.21 

.20 

.32 

9.60 

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18.50 

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6.06 

.60 

20.88 

17.40 

5.20 

1.50 

3.19 

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88        EXPENDXTUBSSy  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  lABOS. 

SUUemerU  of  expenditures  frani  ths  appropriation  for  "Contingent  expenses^  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  191t"  dwntng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  tq  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


10 


Underwood  TTpewnter  uo 

Fred  S.  Linoom  (Inc.) 

do 

....do 

....do 

W.  L.  SwBYze 

E.  J.  Murpny  Co.  (Inc.) 

Pollman  Co 

Z.D.  Oilman 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Reliable  Transfer  O) 

JohnM.  Burougbs 

Wm.  A.  H.  Chiirch 

H.  A.  Madden 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Frank  M.  Babcock 

Swindell  Bros 

John  Wanamaker 

MackallBros 

Washington  News  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

MackallBros 

Jas.  8.  Hannon 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

HiM^RaUyCo 

Barber  &  Ross 

Western  Union  TelMraph  Qo 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  (^ 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

E.  V.  HolUngsworth,  derk  of  court. . 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

Swindell  Bros 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Crescent  Towel  Ck> 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Washington  Rubber  Ck> 

Veeder  Manutecturing  Co 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons 

The  Peerless 

Lamb  dt  Tilden 

do 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

J.  Edward  chapman 

M.  F.  Elmore 

John  B.  Espey 

B.  F.Bond  Paper  Co 

R.  Carter  BaUantyne 

R.  P.  Andrews  P^>er  Co 

do 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co., 
Geo.  FTMuth  &  Co. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

Shaw-Walker(}o 

....do 

do 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
R.  P.  Clarke  Co... 


Robt  Bishop  Manufacturing 
Wm.  A.  H.  Church 


Co. 


Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son.. 

W.  M.  Oalt  dc  Ck) 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  C.  Davison  dt  Co 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

Globe- Wernicke  (^0 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Stewart*  Co 

Remh3gton 'Typewriter  Co 

T.  Libbv&do 

L.  H.  R ichArdson,clerk,  court 

NemierCo 

Norfolk  &  Washington  Steamboat  Co. 
Chesapeake  &.  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 
Jas.  S.  Hannon 


Maoune 

Guide  cards i 

....do 

....do..... 

....do 

OfRce  ptns 

Paint 

Transportation 

Corks,  vials,  etc 

Wrapping  pq>er 

Cartage 

1  pair  of  horses 

Lumber 

Expense  account 

Repairs  to  machine 

Drayage 

Window  glass 

Toilet  combs 

Witch-hasel 

Subscriptions 

Pf^ser 

Paraffin 

Hauling 

Typewriter 

Lumber 

Date  bands,  dies,  etc 

Paint 

Wrenches 

Telc^pams 

!!!!!doI!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;i!!!! 

Registry  receipts 

Wrought-iron  pipe 

Window  glass 

Writing  paper 

Towel  service 

1  set  of  dates 

Rubber  tubing 

Tel.  counters 

Bull's-eyes 

Police  whistles 

Ink  pads 

Pads  for  rubber  stamps 

Repairs  to  machine 

Coal 

Drayage 

Keyrings 

Paper 

Pens 

Memo,  book  and  fillers  for  same.. 

Paper,  typewriter 

Swingletree 

Street-car  tickets 

Pens 

Repairs  to  madiine 

Guide  cards 

do 

do 

Stencil  paper 

Cotton  wadding 

Waste  cotton 

Lumber 

Liquid  glue 

Oats 

Dry  battery 

do 

Fly  nets,  brushes,  etc 

Press  copy  paper 

Whi^  brooms 

Transfer  cases 

Putty 

Hay,  timothy,  and  strai 
Typewriter  ribbons — 

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Exchange  on  draft 

Writing  fluid  and  ink. . 
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.60 

L80 

.60 

LIO 

22.80 

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6136 

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.35 

8.84 

2.48 

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22.77 

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1.20 

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2.41 

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4.35 

12.71 

6.70 

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26.07 

4.74 

48.50 

6.00 

.75 

137.50 

4.50 

140 

LIO 

110 

83.00 

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19.05 

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L25 

37.20 

.56 

L55 

53&00 

125 

loaoo 

3.30 

ia05 

3.80 

LOS 

L75 

172 

&50 

7.60 

0.75 

Lfi6 

7L<M 

.20 

.20 

8.75 

40.28 

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EXPENDITURES,  DEPABTMENT  OP   COMMERCE  AND  LABOR.        39 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,'*  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Dikte. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  wbat  purpose. 


1911. 
Mir.  10 
U 


13 


14 


18 


20 


Jas.  Boyd  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

WUborW.  Fowler 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Barber  &  Roes 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Go 

do 

C.  C.  Colt,  clerk  of  court 

Geo.  F.  Muth  ACo 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

Swindell  Bros 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 

Jas.  S.  Hannon 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

American  If  ultigraph  Sales  Co 

do 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Lanib  it  Tilden. 

Julius  Landbuiih  Furniture  &,  Carpet 
Co. 

Barber  A  Ross. 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Remlnffton  Typewriter  Co 

Edwara  Ready 

J.  H.  Thiemeyer  Co 

W.  L.8wayce 

do 

Chas.  Q.Stott&Co 

....do 

....do 

Herman  BaumgartenCo 

J.  H.  WeU&Co 

Rudolf  dt  West  Co 

PostalTTel^raph  Cable  Co 

Henry  B.  Hazard 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do r:., 

....do 

SnelUng  A  Co 

Trow  Directory,  Printing  A  Bookbind- 
ing Co 

P.H.Hei8keU,Jr..&Co 

R.Harris  A  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Taper  Co , 

do 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

do , 

Jas.  8.  Cotton 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

do 

Crane  A  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Chas.  N.  ^Ilard 

Frederick  Jones , 

L.J.  Naramore 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Remington  Typewriter  Co , 

do , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Thos.  J.  Oleason  A  Co 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Estate  of  Oeo.  U  plngton 


Fire  extinguishers 

Expense  account 

Bell  cord,  carbons,  etc 

Iron  screws 

Teleerams 

Registiy  receipts 

Drawing  paper 

Umbrella  stand 

Wire  cloth,  netting,  and  copper. 

Window  glass 

Telephone  message 

Hauling 

Periodicals 

Ribbons 


liSeifl 


Labels 

Pencil-point  protectors. 

Solid  rubber  type , 

Cliairs 


Manure  forks 

Labels 

Repairs  to  machine 

Removal  of  ashes  and  rubbish.. 

Packing  boxes 

Paper 

Ofncepins 

Steel  signals 

Pencil-sharpening  machines — 

Alphabets 

Rubber  stamps 

Pencils 

Hinges 

Telegrams 

Exi>ense  account. 

Telegrams 

Boyd's  Directory 

do 

...do 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Directory  of  New  York  aty  . . . 


Mops 

Desk  clock 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Rollers 

Cards 

Electric  current 

Penholders  and  tags. . . 
Teleerams 

Towels 

Envelopes 

do 

Paper 

Envelopes 

Telegrams 

Regfetry  receipt 

Expense  account 

Films 

Coal 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

Dry  battery 

Horseshoeing 

Hair  brush 

Directory  of  Brooklyn. 

Press  clippings 

Sawdust 

Rubber  stamps 

Boxes 

Paper 

Ice 

Carbon  paper 

Paper 

Paper  shells 

Repairs  to  machine 

Ck)tton 


$40.00 

7.16 

38.60 

1.82 

12.86 

2.78 

.30 

3.00 

4.90 

85.12 

13.01 

.16 

.60 

3.36 

li.00 

4.00 

.67 

1.38 

.47 

6.79 

.96 

.18 

8.30 

2.67 

38.50 

110.00 

LIO 

LOO 

1L04 
.70 
4.76 

29.26 
2.10 
2.56 

2L0O 
3.05 
6.00 
6.00 
6.00 
2.26 

12.00 

3.60 

L50 

4.50 

3.00 

5.30 

418.06 

2.70 

7.37 

2.97 

13.58 

35r62 

109.24 

1,608.33 

30.75 

.34 

.03 

.10 

21.60 

141.25 

43.50 

6.96 

.20 

43.25 

L16 

10.00 

17.10 

.36 

8.22 

200.-00 

33.25 

39.09 

9.90 

9.00 

n.25 

8.86 

2.00 


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40        EXPENDITURES,  DEPARTMENT  OF   COMMERCE  AND  LABOR. 


Statement  of  expenditurea  from  the  appro]^ 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,**  during  i 
Continued. 


ation  for  *'  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
ifimn,  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 


Data. 


To 


paid. 


For  what  paipoae. 


1911. 
Mar.  22 


i&Bio., 


banh 
ImU&Co. 

R  Carter  BaUantyne 

do 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Ck) 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

E.  J.  FuUinaii 

Geo.  F.Muth  ACo 

....do 

Estate  of  John  8.  Clarke 

B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co 

New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River 
Railroad  Co. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do 

H.  D.  F.  Lonf 

C.A.Campbell 

Barber  &  Ross 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

....do 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  di  Sons 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Shipp^s  Guide  Co 

Crescent  Towel  Co 

Herman  BaumgartenCo 

Thos.W.  Smith 

Lansburghdi  Bro 

E.J.  Pullman 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Armour  &  Co 

Consolidated  Fruit  Jar  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Rudolf  &  West  Co , 

Thos.  W.Smith 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

L.H.Thomas  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

....do 

....do 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Rudolph  A  West  Co , 

do , 

....do , 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Weaver  Mailtaig  Envelope  &  Box  Co. , 

M.  A.  Leese 

W.  B.  Moses  di  Sons 

The  Moore  Co , 

Jas.  S.  Topham 

Brentano's 


Josephs.  Haas. 
O.  E.  t 


Stechert  diCo 

W.L.Swayse 

JohnB.En)ey 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufiicturinc  Co . 

MaekaUBros 

Z.  D.  Gilman.. 


R .  Carter  Ballantyne 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell , 

DistrkJt  of  Columbia  Paper  &  Manu- 
tacturingCo. 

MiUer.  Cla«tt  &  Co 

Rudo^hl?  West  Co 

Remlogton  Typewriter  Co , 

Jas.  S.  Hannon , 

H.  B.  Adams,  derk  of  court 

James  O'Donnell 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 
Pennsvlvania  R.  R.  C 
John  P.  Arnew  &  Co 
.....do..3. 


Duck  cotton 

Checks 

Erasers 

Inkstands 

Sjpring  water 

Typewriter 

Tripod 

Sketching  board. 

"T-square" 

Directory  of  Jersey  (^ty . . 
Writing  pap 


Writing  paper.. 
Transportation. 


Glass  tops 

Cards  and  rulers 

Repairs  to  comptograph 

Moving  and  building  shelving. . 

Push  plates 

Calendar 

Pole  straps 

Whips 

Surcingles  and  sponges 

Lace  panels,  shades,  etc 

Telegrams 

Repairs  to  machine 

S  u  bscrlption 

Towel  service 

Hand  seal 

Lumber , 

Cotton  batting 

Paper,  etc , 

Envelopes 

Wrappmg  paper 

Oil. 


Jar  rings 

Telephones 

Shades 

Typewriter  ribbons . . . 

Wire  nails 

Lumber 

Paper 

Paste 

Dry  battery 

do 

....do 

Lumber 

Door  cheek 

Hinges 

Tires,  rubber 

Clips,  daters,  etc 

Protectors 

Fixing  t^nir 

Carpet 

Repairs  to  typewriter . 

Briefcase 

Century  Dictionary . .. 

Lettering  sign 

Periodicals 

Calendar  stands 

Door  locks 

Stamp  rack 

Pillboxes 

Alum 

Chalk 

Erasers ............... 

Paper,  blotting 


Metal  polish,  soap,  etc 

Wire  brads 

Typewriter  ribbons 

HauUng 

Registry  receipts 

Absorbent  cotton 

Scales,  paper,  brushes,  etc.. 

Telegrams 

Transportation 

Coal 

do 


3.50 
3.50 
2.tt 
LOO 

43.50 
4.80 

Z2.00 
2.00 
0.00 
.48 
3.60 

.96 
17.30 
2100 
10.00 
1.40 
6l00 
0.75 
12.00 
7.50 

oaea 

S.88 

.00 

.50 

2.00 

4.00 

1  10 

2L67 

1.45 

14.20 

71.75 

40.21 

&2S 

12.75 

3&00 

8.78 

Z61 

2.40 

Ol45 

2.83 

.20 

.20 

.40 

ISS 

3.19 

.24 

100 

17.55 

27  00 

5  to 

32.13 

1.50 

laso 

75.00 

tss 

12  84 
.25 
3.00 
.71 
4.20 
1.70 
.66 
OSuOO 
82.43 

32.43 

.4« 

13.  «2 

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11. c« 
1.81 
27.06 
11.94 
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EXPENmTURES,  DEPAIITMEKT  OF  COMMBBOE  AKD  LABOB.       41 


StaUment  of  expenditures  from  the  apTpropriation  for  '^CkmtingerU  expema,  Department 
'f Commerec      ^  *•-«.--  -«-- ti  j.         ^r        .'.j^        tl  ».  ,.  ^^^^  ^    »t^    -^ 

ontinued. 


of  Commerce  and  Labor]  1921,**  dunng'the  period  from  July  },  1910l  to  Nov.  SO,  191U 
Oontii      ' 


Dtte. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpose. 

Amount 

19U. 
Mtf.  81 

WiiIt  A.  H.  Church......... 

Lumber.. 

$13.00 
1&.84 

do 

do 

JOff.  S^  HSAS . . .         X                      ........ 

Lettering  signs 

4.06 

Olobe-Wernlcke  Co 

Book(»8e87!! 

250.00 

D.  A.  Tower 

Paper  fasteners 

33  25 

Lamb&Tilden 

Pads  for  rubber  stamps 

.23 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Ink 

3.20 
4.34 

Herman  Banmearten  Co 

Rubber  stamps  u. 

J.  P.  Nawrath.. 

Twine r. 

40  60 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Toilet  soap 

47.00 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  (Do 

Typewriter  ribbons 

2.38 

W.  L.  Bwayxe....:. 

Varnish 

1.20 

do 

Dni^ng  f  nk , 

1.83 
4.54 

The  M.  AbboU  Fraser  Co. 

Tools..." '. ^..l...i.]!!l!^lill 

13  60 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Gmde  cards 

.60 

Baosoh  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

23  63 

W.  B.  Hoaes  &  Sons 

Wlndnw^hAdp9 

2.70 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Tape 

25  00 

<!iifl«-  P,  Rockwf^ir 

Pens 

20.00 
60 

IL  A  Lecse. 

Bulbs 

Brentano'd 

OATifvlian  Almanac. 

1.60 
44 

JohnB.E8pey 

Carriage  bolts 

D.  N.  Wall^ 

Paper  shells 

24  00 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

T«U>grn.mii. , .  ^ , 

8  67 

Chesapeake  &.  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 
do 

Telephone  service 

184.60 

.  a© 

100  37 

do 

do 

187.64 

New  York,  New  Haven  it  Hartford 
R.  R.  Co. 

Burroughs  Addhif  Machine  Co 

Haverford  Cycle  Co 

Transportation 

3.60 

Apr.    1 

Cover  for  addliur  mflchlne .....    . . , 

1  00 

Bicycle  tire 

3.00 

Dta«ctory  of  District  of  Columbia 

6.00 

The  Globe  WemicJce  Co 

Periorator 

.05 

do 

Settee 

32  20 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

Coal 

13  30 

John  Russell  Cutlery  Co 

TTn^VeS .    .    . 

220  31 

Woodward  di  Lothrbp  (loo.) 

Subscription  to  publications 

16.37 

Ani^(;an  L4md  Pencil  ^. .'. 

Rubber  erasers 

46  60 

Ouy,  Curran  &  Co  ...  .. 

Soap ■ 

25.00 

4 

Pioneer  Broom  Co.  (Inc.) 

Brooms 

42.00 

Pencils 

61.00 

BedeU  Manufacturing  Co 

Hecaning  seats 

1.60 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Dry  batteries 

.40 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co 

Oats 

71  04 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Numbering  TTiftchfries ...... 

35  06 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Rubber  bainds \", 

12  26 

Lewis  Flemer 

Arsenic .' 

1.00 

Remington  Typewriter  Co   

Ribbons 

3  48 

Smith  ]^remIer'Typewriter  Co 

do 

2.38 

Jas.  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

Western  Union  Tel^Taph  Co 

Buckets 

74 

Telegraph  service 

4.06 

5 

AlfMVt  J^T  Johi\«fon     ..... 

Adx 

06 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Typewriter  paper 

621.20 

Barber  A  Ross ...  r 

BiySs^.:..^..::::::::::::::::;:. : :: 

66 

C.  C.  Pursell 

GraiPTpar .  ^ 

.60 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church ..... 

Lumber  ^. 

1  66 

Library  Bureau 

Paper 

62  00 

The  Chesapeake   A,   Potomac   Tele- 
phone Co. 
R.P.Clarke  Co 

2.16 

Boardclips 

8.20 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Pencils '.. 

2.20 

D.X  Tower 

Pins 

15.72 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  di  Co 

Glue 

1.57 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Rubber  erasers 

1.06 

Tvpewrlter  cover 

.36 

do 

Ribbons...  . 

2.38 

Shoemaker  A  Busch .... 

Formaldehyde 

3.00 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

do 

Dictionary 

10.80 

4.62 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Drafting  pencils 

63.40 

do 

Waste  baskets  and  ink 

184.88 

do 

Paper-fasten  in?  machines 

70.08 

HevDhants  &  Miners  Transportation 
Co, 

Underwood  Tjrpewrlter  Co 

Freight  transportation 

.78 

e 

Stamps 

10.00 

7 

Overhauling  typewriter 

11.00 

R.Carter  Ballantyne 

Pens 

.83 

The  Otobe  Wernicke  Co 

Transfer  cases 

4.80 

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42        EXPENDITUBES,  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AKD  LABOR. 

Statement  of  expendittares  from  the  apjfropriation  for  *^  Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labors  1911,**  during  the  period  from  Jyly  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  yuipmfc 


1911. 
Apr.    7 


13 


15 


The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

LutrA  Co 

Z.  D.  Gllman 

Library  B  ureau , 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

Chas.  G.  Stott^ScCo 

....do 

R.  Carter  Ballantjme , 

do 

United  States  Express  Co 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co , 

Kimble  Glass  Co , 

Rockwell-Barnes  Co 

Geo.  G.  Box 

Chas.  A.Tbalheimer 

Old  Dominion  Steamship  Co 

A.  Lincoln  Dryden 

Julian  C.  Crum , 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co , 

Philip  LIndemevr , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co , 

do , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do , 

Southern  Railway  Co 

Ward  W.Griffith 

Elmer  &  Amend 

New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
R.  R. 

The  Pullman  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Sneliing&Son 

Remington  Typewriter  Co , 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Ludlow  Manufacturing  Associates 

W.  L.  Swayte 

J.  H.Weil  &  Co 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

Stewart*  Co , 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

M.  G.CopelandCo 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Fred  8.  Lincoln  ( Inc . ) 

Chicaeo  Telephone  Co 

Rudolph  &  west  Co 

8hoemaker<Sc  Busch 


Edward  Ready 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co. 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Barber  di  Ross 

....do 

W.  L.  Swayze , 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

The  Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  i 
Carpet  Co. 

Geo.  B.  Hawlett 

MelviUe  D.  Lindsay 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Queen  <Sc  Co.  (Inc.) I 

LuUdiCo I 

MackallBros I 

James  O'Donnell ' 

John  J.  Kennedy I 

Thomas  J.  Gleason  ii  Son 
Jas.  B.  Lambie  Ck>.  (Inc.). 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. 

....do :. 

....do 


Perforator 

Lawyer's  case 

Bits 

Stomach  tubes 

Typewriter  stand 

Drawing  ink 

Ribbons 

do 

Scratch  blocks 

Tissue  paper 

Fountam-pen  finer 

Files 

Ezpressage 

Mucilage 

Vials 

Rubber  cloths 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

Freight  transportation 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

Guides 

Ink 

Telc^paph  service 

do 

Passenger  transportation. . . 

Coal 

BotUes 

Freight  tramqKntation 

Pullman  accommodations. 

Linen  pai)er 

Paste 

Ribbons 

do 

do 

Twine 

Ink 

Pencils 

Ads  handles 

Typewriter  oil 

Hay 

Guide  cards 

Repairing  flag 

Lamp 

Ink...- 

Guide  cards 

Telephone  service 

Dusters 

Duster 

Removing  ashes 

Rubber  bands 

Stencil  paper 

Lumber 

Brushes 

Stepladder 

Ribbons 

Guide  cards 

Water 

Chair 


Blue-print  paper.., 

Rubber  rings 

Guide  cards 

Erasures 

Lamp 

Dry  batteries 

Level 

Iveather  strap 

Arnica 

Lenox  Red  Lotion. 

loe 

Shoeing  horses  .... 

Door  holder 

Ink 

Rubber  bands 

Paper 


Sft.00 
9.7S 
4.50 
9.80 
4.3S 
S.66 

10.44 
4.64 

79.20 

3.00 

.19 

.64 

44.  SI 

l&TD 
8.99 

24.00 
4.56 

21.66 
.45 

laao 

20.96 

2.70 

1&.75 

2.40 

LQ2 

6.20 

.57 

6.70 

133.23 

6X48 

.25 

3.75 

24a  00 

16l60 

.56 

93.96 

LT9 

11.97 

.92 

3.90 

.20 

7.60 

63.26 

4.60 

.90 

.20 

L25 

L80 

16w79 

2.47 

L88 

laa 

962.50 
2.72 
3.68 
11.55 
1.20 
9.00 
.60 
LOO 
L93 

^40 
l&OO 

.25 
^92 

.20 

.60 
40.80 

.78 


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Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  **  ContingerU  expenssej  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,*'  during  the  period  from  Jkdy  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To 


piOd. 


ForwkAiptvpMe. 


1911. 
Apr.  15 


18 


19 


20 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

Theodore  F.  Schmucker 

Old  Dominion  Line 

John  P.  Agnew  A  Co 

Colombia  Oil  Co 

Z.D.  Oilman 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

Westeni  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do , 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Frederick  Jones 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do 

do 

do 

M.  H.  Anthoni 

Union  Envelope  Co 

do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Tele* 
phone  Co 

The  Crescent  Towel  Supply  Co 

C.  £.  HoweCo 

Dorldn.  Reeves  &  Co 

Library  Bureau 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson 

E.  S.  Newman 

G.  E.  Steckert  &  Co 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

do 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

James  S.  Cotton 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Charles  Kohlman  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  H.WeUACo 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

W.  B.  Moses&Mos 

W.  L.  Swayse 

do...... 

do 

Rudolph  &  West  (^ 

do 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

G.  B.  Hamlet 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

do 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Canadian  Pacific  Railway  Co 

The  American  Multigrapn  Sales  Co 

The  Colombia  Photo  Supply  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

Louis  Hartiff 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Guy,  (Xirran  A  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Pai>er  (^ 

do 

DaltoD  Adding  Machine  Co 


Time  signal 

Paste 

Traveling  expenses 

Freight  transportation. . 

CoalT. .V. 

Gasoline 

Balsam 

Brush  holder 

Pencils 

Telemph  service 

Freight  transpoftetionVJ 

Traveling  expenses 

Typewriter  paper 

Typewriter  paper  .*  1 1 1 1 1 ! 

do 

Traveling  expenses 

Envelopes 

....do.VT. 

Repairing  fountain  pen . 


Tel^hone  service 

Towel  service 

2  directories 

Ribbons 

Base  of  card  cabinet 

Veterinary  services 

Repairing  adding  machine. 

Ibook 

12  bottles  water 

Clips 

Robber  stamp 

do 

Otoss 

....do 

1  machine 

Guide  cards 

Towels 

Ribbons 

Lamp 

Dry  batteries 

Cheesecloth 

Thumbtacks 

Rubber  stamp 

Window  shades 

Drawing  ink 

Blue  ink. 


Cloth  pads 

Excelsior 

Hammer  handles 

Guide  cards 

Transfer  cases 

Units 

do 

Chairs 

Electric  current 

Traveling  expenses 

Envelopes 

do 

Bit  covers 

Passenger  transportation. . 

Rubber  bands 

Films 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Ruie.!I!!II!I!'i;iI"I"!!! 

Pencils 

Cotton  batting 

Eyelets 

Ink 

Adding  machine 

Ribbons 

Units 

ftacks  and  stamp  holders. 

[oe :. 

kwp  powder 

'^deyee 


$7.fi0 

76.80 

.fiO 

.99 

29.80 

1.40 

2.89 

14.60 

64.00 

3.88 

&26 

.60 

.10 

62.80 

3.72 

62.80 

628.00 

.30 

13.36 

63.30 

1.36 


2.00 

10.60 

6.75 

&00 

42.00 

8.00 

.15 

1.00 

8.38 

L76 

1.76 

LOO 

3.60 

80.00 

2.04 

1&03 

L74 

.20 

2.40 

3.76 

2.40 

8.06 

3.30 

9.98 

6.18 

6.26 

L61 

.10 

4.26 

14.40 

107.60 

68.50 

66.00 

379.61 

18.30 

161.36 

9.18 

L80 

209.76 

3.30 

.76 

7.00 

2.30 

.41 

2.88 

6.03 

.76 

2.16 

370.00 

4.60 

112.60 

L74 

6L03 

82.63 

115.76 

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44        EXPENDITUBES,  DEFABTMEKT  OF  COMMENCE  AK!)  LABOlt. 

StaUment  of  expendUtweB  from  the  appropriatum  for  **ConHnge7U  eacpentei,  Departmeni 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1912^*^  during  the  period  from  July  2,  2920,  to  Nov,  50,  2911 — 
Continued. 


Dttte. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wbftt  poipofle. 


1911. 
Apr.  27 


Ma7     2 


R.  P.  Andrews  PAi>er  Co 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Rapid  Addressing  Machine  Co 

J.  daumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

The  Globe-Wemioke  Co 

Chas.  O.  Stott&Co 

Hairy  Romeike  (Inc.) 

Asbestos  (}op7ing  Bath  (^ 

UnderwoodTrypewriter  Ck) 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

R.  (barter  Ballantyne 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

BedeUMl^.Co 

Penna.  R.  R 

Postal  Tele^iiph  Cable  Co 

J.  BsumgATten  &  aonsCo 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do : 

L.  C.  Smith  it  Bros.  Typewriter  Co. . . . 
The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co 

The  Bay  State  Clean  Towel  Co 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

The  Julius  Lansburg^  Furniture  A 

Carpet  Co. 

Shoemaker  d^  Busch 

Thomas  Someryllle  (^ 

E.  S.  Newman 

Lutxd^Co 

N.  G.  Copeland  Co 

M.  A.  Lease 

Chas.' G.  StoVt"&  CoV.*.".**.**.'.'.**.*.'.'I.*.'*i 

do 

do 

do 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Remington  Typewriter  Ck) 

Issard-Wairen  Co.  (Inc.) 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

W.L.King 

N.  M.  MInnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  O) 

National  Eleotrical  Supply  Co 

do 

.....do 

.....do 

J.  BaumgartenA  Sons(}o 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

P.  H.  HeiskeU, Jr.,  &  Co 

W.M.  GaltAdo. 


Paper 

Keyrings 

Stencils 

Rubber  stamps 

Transfer  cases — 

Manila  tags 

Press  dippiQgs 

Copying  baths 

Ink  reducer 

Ribbons 

Manila  tags 

Dry  batteries 

Recaning  chair  seat. . .. 
Freight  transportation . 

Telegraph  service 

Ruboer  stamps 

Dry  batteries 

Ink  reducers 

Carbon  paper 

Pincnahions 

1  typewriter 

Tel^hone  seryloe 


White  cards... 
Towel  service. 

Perforetor 

Chairs 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Theodore  F.  Sohmucker 

The  Postmaster,  Washington, 

William  W.  Houseknecht 

W.  B.  Moses  dc  Sons 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

do 

J.  A.  Fonts. 


D.C.. 


Dusters 

Straps 

1  platen 

AxleoU 

Repairs  to  flags 

TankT. 

Wire  clips 

Paper 

Index  files 

Dennlson's  alphabets 

Ink 

Ribbons 

Thumbtacks 

Salt 

Wax 

Stencils 

1  platen 

1  lamp 

Ballasts  for  blueprint  machine. 

Dry  battery 

do 

Rubber  stamp 

Ink 

Pencils 

(}ottonmop8 

Oats 

Telegraph  service 

Traveling  expenses 

Stamps 

Traveling  expenses 

Spider 

I>reight  transportation 


E.  S.  (Jesry 

J.M.Fillebrown 

I.  B.  Cunningham 

Avery  S.  Beebe 

August  B.  Anderson 

O.  M.  Tappins 

Lemuel  F.  Owen 

Leonard  W.  Ortner 

C.M.Harris 

J.A.Johnson 

W.M.May 

O.C.  Strain 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

E.S.Newman 

Woodward  di  Xx>throp 

The  Washington  News  Co 

The  Yale  A  Towne  Manufacturing  Co. 


Registry  receipt 

do 

do 

Exchange  on  money  order. 

Registry  receipts 

do 

.....do 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

do 

Ink. 


Guide  cards 

Repairs  to  Burroughs  adding  machine.. 

1  wringer 

Annual  subscription 

Overhauling  lock  on  safe. 


94.t2 

.60 

8.19 

LOO 

72.00 

ia20 

17.70 

8.70 

.00 

07.50 

53.60 

.40 

.80 

.87 

L72 

1.00 

.80 

14.00 

6.00 

4.66 

3&00 

1S3.94 

aso 

L14 

.96 

1L68 

4TB 

.46 

400 

.80 

SL60 

&10 

8L00 

4a  76 

£44 

480 

801 66 

8480 

.72 

7.S6 

.20 

7.60 

2.00 

.20 

2L00 

.20 

.20 

LOO 

.90 

.20 

8.00 

7L0I 

L73 

LOO 

oaoo 

410 
266 

.M 
.79 
.60 
L60 
.80 
.08 
.80 
.80 
.00 
.06 
.80 
.20 
.90 
.80 
.70 
LOO 
400 
.90 
22.70 

laoo 


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fiXt'filSlDlTtJBES,  DEPAltTMEKT  OF  GOMMBUCS  AND  LABOB.        45 

StaUment  qf  expenditures  from  (he  appropriation  for  *'  Contingent  expenses.  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,**  during  tie  period  from  JtUy  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount 


1911. 
Miy  12 


Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

Netdicb  Process  Co.  (Inc.) 

BneUlne&Son 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

do 

Ghas.  O.  Stott  AGo 

....do 

....do 

ICackaUBros 

James  Tobin 

Frank  J.  Saxton 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do 

The  Olobe-Wernicke  Co 

Bndolph  &  West  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

W.  L.8wayxe 

....do...... 

....do 

H.  D.  Dougherty  A  Co 

K.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

....do 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Finola  Kanufecturing  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

do 

....do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

....do 

....do 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufeoturing  (>o.. 

Typewriter  it  Office  Supply  Co 

Republic  Bag  &  Paper  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do 

Chas.  P.  Bockwell 

....do 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  d(  Sons  Co 

....doT:. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Barber  d^  Ross 

Library  Bureau 

J.P.Nawrath 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Go 

do. 


L.  H.Thomas  Go 

B.  D.  Swisher  Manuliscturlng  Co. 

Geo.  A.  (}n]tchfldd 

MarkJ.lCaloney 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  (}able  Co 

do 

do 

do 

Julius  Fowl 

Barber  &  Ross 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co. . 

George  B.  Hawlett 

Francis  Bannermau 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Henry  Romelke  (Inc.) 

Geo.F.Muth 

ICanifold  Supplies  Go 

B.S.  Newman 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Dolin  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

C.  M.  Wool!  ACJo.  (Inc.) 

Tho8.M.  Dunn 

iH.Wdl&Oo 

H.  G.  Davison  &  O) 

Snelling  ACo 


Waste  baskets 

Carbon  paper 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Door  pulls , 

Gun  grease 

Rubber  erasures 

Pencil-sharpening  machines. . . 

Basket 

Add 

Dravage 

Registry  receipt 

1  typewriter , 

Ribbons 

....do 

Units 

Tacks 

Saws 

Truck 

Baskets 

Eyelets , 

Spon^^cups , 

Dipper , 

Press  copybooks , 

Coal 

....do 

Overhauling  typewriter 

1  barrel  Finola 

Lanm 

Battery".*.'.!;!;!;!*.;!!!!!!"!!!; 

Blue  ink 

Black  ink 

Overhauling  typewriter 

Guide  cards 

Ink  and  paste , 

Wrapping  paper 

White  paste 

Ink  for  numbering  machines. . 

Mailing  tubes 

Pens , 

....do 

Penholders 

Rubber  stamps.... 

do , 

....do 

....do 

Band  for  inking  stamp 

Clawhammer 

Typewriter  stands 

Twine 

Telegraph  service 

Mucilage 

Stamp  holders 

Registry  r^^^lP^ 

Traveling  expenses 

Disks 

Telejpaph  service 

!!!!do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!; 
....do 

Baskets 

Sandpaper 

Films 

Blue  print 

Cartridges 

Compass 

Press  dippings 

Lettering  pen 

Carbon  paper 

Overhauling  adding  machine. 

Coal 

Perforators 

Mop  holders 


Registry  recdpt... 
Blue-pnnt  paper . 
Press  copy  paper.. 
Ribbons 


t22.00 

34.60 

.58 

.33 

.70 

18.87 

22.08 

.75 

.36 

.50 

.80 

100.00 

34.80 

38.28 

0.00 

1.14 

2.01 

4.71 

4.56 

2.48 

1.95 

.28 

7.34 

56.94 

84.39 

9.96 

8.49 

.20 

.20 

.20 

8.32 

3.20 

14.45 

3.00 

2.68 

3.91 

15.90 

1.47 

.82 

9.75 

4.88 

9.00 

1.17 

3.50 

2.75 

1.75 

.20 

.35 

26.10 

20. 0') 

7.65 

3.41 

14.97 

2.14 

1.60 

.20 

3.18 

.22 

6.10 

1.21 

.56 

6.28 

.75 

1.70 

2.40 

141.17 

28.55 

17.00 

1.10 

03.00 

9.00 

28.23 

.46 

2.50 

L40 

.10 

.66 

30.14 

.88 


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46        EXPEKBITUBES,  DEPABTMBNT  OF  COMMEEOB  AND  LABOB. 


Statement  of  expenditures  from  the  ap^ 
of  Commerce  and  Labor ^  1911,"  during 
Continued. 


'or  "ConHngerU  expenaet,  Department 
Ifram  July  i,  1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  191i^ 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  paipoae. 


1911. 
May  18 


The  Harral  Soap  Ck) 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

.-..do 

Thomas  J.  Qleason  &  Son. 

James  S.  Cotton 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Lamo  A  TUden 


Louis  Hartie 

The  Smith  Premier  Tyjwwriter  Co . 


.do. 


Aitamont  Spring  Water  Co. 

Sassfeld,  Lorsch  &  Co 

Neidlch  Process  Co.  (Ltd.). . 

Charles  W.  Beers 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

J.  Baumgarten  ii  Sons  Co. . 

do 

....do 

do 

Bemington  Typewriter  Co. . 

do 

....do 

Radolph  &,  West  Co 

do 

.....do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. . . 

....do vr. 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

do 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Lamb  ATilden 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Ltd.).. 

W.  L.  Swayse 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

G.  W.Jones , 

S.N.  WItherow 

The  Meilink  Manotecturlng  Co 

Rockwell-Barnes  (^ 

J.  8.  Oants , 

WlUIam  SchwarU , 

G.  Lewis  Ross , 

W.  P.  Madden 

E.  O.Locke 

D.H.Hart 

New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
R.  R. 

William  E.  Simmons , 

Union  Envelope  Co 

....do !Z 

....do 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co , 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

....do r. 

Lambd^Tilden 

....do 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co. . . . 

Georse  Blake 

Jas.  S.  Barron  &  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do. 

American  Ice  (3o 


Toilet  soap.. 


Knives 

Pencils 

Rules 

Rubber  erasures 

Press  copy  books 

Carbon  paper 

Shoeing  horses 

Towels 

Ink 

EtatcheV.! . ' . . .  *. '.  '.'.WW '. '. '. '. 

Ribbons 

....do 

Water 

Binoculars 

(3arbon  iMtper 

Paper 

Overhauling  1  typewriter. 

do 

....do 

Paper 

do 

Rubber  stamp 

Rubber  stamps 

do 

do 

Ribbons 

do 

do 

Wrench 

Rule 

Nails 

Ink 

do 

Numberer 

Seals 

Tracing  cloth 

Ink..7. 

Chisel 

Paper 

(Copyholder 

Stand  and  pad 

Ribbons 

do 

Perforating  silk 

Ribbons 


ij^ng  presses . . . 
ph  service. 


Tele_ 

Registry  receipt.. 

Ezchaxige  on  money  otdera. 

Fireproof  safe 

Ruboer  cloths 

Registry  reodpts 

do 

Exchange  on  money  otder. 

do 

Registry  receipt 

do 

Freight  transportation. . .. 


Traveling  expenses. 

£«velopes 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Pads 

do 

Ink 

Drayage 

Mop  handles 

Hinges 

Oiler 

Ice 


$2.24 

.a 

4.68 

5.24 

3.30 

23.78 

6.70 

15.00 

23.00 

13.19 

18.75 

.19 

.36 

7.14 

4.17 

1.00 

114.00 

17.30 

20.00 

15.75 

14.80 

13.75 

4.06 

16.00 

1.00 

7.00 

2.00 

5.25 

C2.20 

8.48 

73.08 

L17 

.24 

3L44 

2L70 

LOO 

.08 

&33 

1&06 

.23 

«c65 

53.06 

L20 

4.  SO 

4.  SO 

76l20 

6.75 

73.40 

0.00 

43.00 

2L46 

.60 

LOO 

76u00 

4.50 

LIO 

.70 

.18 

.33 

.70 

L90 

.25 

.10 

&30 

16.fl> 

29.26 

7X00 

101.06 

22.46 

8.65 

8.65 

3.00 

.25 

Sw50 

.33 

.11 

47.31 


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BXPEKDITUBESy  DEPABTMEKT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB.        47 

StaUmerU  of  etpendilures  from  the  appropriation  for  *^CofUingerU  expenges,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,*'  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  pufpoae. 


AmotBttL 


1911. 
May  20 


25 


26 


Martin  Wkgaiid 

IfiUer  A  Onham 

fiii^yytyifi|pf>|'  ^  Bosch 

Univeraal  Supply  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

B.  Carter  Ballantyne 

las.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Barber  &R068 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  di  Sons 

Bemlngton  Typewriter  Co 

•*> 

do 

....do 

W.  L.  Swayze 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co 

do 

J.  Baomgarten  &  Sons  Co... 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

....do 

....do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do rr 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

£.  T.  Chamberlain 

James  Tobln. 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Chas.  O.  Stott  ^  Co 

John  Underwood  A  Co 

W.  AJ.  Sloane 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

LooisHartis 

Shoemakers  Bosch 

M.  O.CopelandCo 

Joseph  J.  Haas 

Reznington  Typewriter  Co 

Jas.  B.  JLambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Washington  Robber  Co... 

N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  J.  Morphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Rapid  Addiessins  Machine  (}o , 

The  Chesi4)eake&  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

.....do • 

A.  H.  Baldwin 

James  S.  Topham , 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

Spmcer  Lens  Co 

JoarohS.  Haas 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

E.  J.  Murphv  Ck).  (Inc.) 

The  Crescent  Towel  Sopply  Co 

R.  McCharles 

F.M.Catlin 

Oeo.F.Yahr 

A.  O.  Borford 


Lumber 

Linseed  oU 

Sponges 

iST: 

Overtumling  typewriter 

Casting 

Saw 

Iron  box 

Bulb 

Typewriter  stand 

Ribbons 

....do 

....do 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Armrests 

Batteries 

Gone 

Rubber  stamps 

Stamp  holders 

Date  Dcmds  for  stamps 

Lettering  pen 

Scales 

Mailing  tubes 

Paper 

Envelopes 

Freight  tranq>ortation 

Traveling  exi>en8es 

Drayage 

Ink 

Pencil-sharpening  machines. 

Ribbons 

Doormat 

Shades 

do 

Auger  bits 

Sponges 

Removing  awnings 

Letter  sign 

Ribbons 

Pulley 

Rubber  tubing.- 

Stencils 

Glass 

Tickets 

Paper  fasteners.. 

Te^pihone  service 


National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

Issard  Warren  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remington  TjTPewriter  Ck) 

American  Hard  Rubber  Ck) 

Jas.  B.LambieCo.(Inc.) 


R.  Outa  Ballantyne . . 
Chas.G.StoUACo... 

....do 

W.  L.Swa3ne 

do 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Joaeph  Dixon  Crucible  (^ 

The  postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C . . .. 
The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 


do 

Traveling  expenses 

Repairing  mail  pouch 

Dictionary 

Twine 

Water 

Magnifiers 

Painting  signboard 

Repairs  to  vace .• 

Glass 

Towel  supplies 

Registry  receipt. 

Ibook 

Exchange  on  money  order . 

Registry  receipts 

Dry  batteries 

Thumbtacks 

Ribbons 

Rulers 

Screw-driver  blades 

Twine 

Cnips 

do 

do 

(Hoths  for  copying  press 

Toilet  paper 

Pencils 

do 


Stamps 

Telepnone  servioe . 


$5.00 

U.86 

.02 

119.75 

9.16 

.85 

1.26 

L20 

.26 

3.73 

69.60 

6.96 

38.28 

.60 

6.10 

2.27 

9.62 

2.94 

.60 

1.04 

1.00 

L50 

.48 

18.48 

7.16 

.42 

3.86 

.50 

41.25 

40.06 

22.50 

2.12 

1.50 

1.62 

3.85 

.92 

10.00 

L85 

84.80 

5.80 

26.95 

7.50 

1.60 

100.00 

26.50 

6.80 

10.76 

1.95 

20.90 

1.00 

15.56 

2.40 

LOO 

140.40 

20.00 

LOO 

2.90 

2.00 

.18 

6.00 

.10 

.50 

L20 

5.76 

50.16 

&10 

L57 

22.50 

.28 

2.78 

2.16 

.68 

&50 

14  40 

L20 

5a  00 

175.56 


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48        EXPENDITUBE8,  DEPABTMEKT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB. 

StaUmerU  ofexpenditwreBjrom  the  appropriatiionfor  "ConHngeni  ezpemes,  Depariment 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,**  dtanng  the  period  from  Jufy  /,  1910,  to  Nov,  SO^  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


Towbompald. 


For  what  paipoae. 


UU. 


Rapid  Addrcasing  ICaohlzie  Co 

Potomac  Eleotrio  Power  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

A.C.Hafely 

Chas.  O.Btottd^Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  ManofiioturinK  Co . . . 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

Louis  Hartig 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co. ... 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
R.R. 

Wm.O.  Scott 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

.....do 

W.  L.  Bwayie 

.....do , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do , 

.....do 

.....do 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Fred  S.  Linoohi  (Inc.) 

Flnola  Manufacturing  Co , 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

do , 

do , 

Library  Bureau , 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co. ... 

Oneida  Community  (Ltd.) 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

J.A.  Patoter 

Adams  Express  Ck) , 

W.  B.  Moses  dc  Sons 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

J.H.WeU&Co 

Shoemaker  A,  Buach 

D.  C.  Paper  Manuliacturin!;  Co , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do , 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

A.  A.  Bock , 

S.  W.R.  Sellers , 

Thos.  Gibbon , 

R.  E.  Revalk  ii  Co 

J<dm  K.  Oieyney , 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co... 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do f?: 

J.  Baumgarten  di  Sons  Co 

....dorr 

Barber  di  Ross 

R.Carter  Ballantyne 

The  Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Fairbanks  Co 

F.  O.Boyd  &  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantjme 

.....do 

.....do 

Library  Bureau 

Geo.  ¥^  Muth  di  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

R.  H.  Smith  Manufisoturing  Co 

Bpayd  's  Typewriter  Co 

John  Wanaroaker 

J.  H.Weil  di  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Rudolph  £  West  Co 

do". 


Trays......... 

Eleotrio  corrent 

Ribbona 

FUes 

1  stapling  machine 

Fasteners 

Paper 

Typewriter  case. 

Harness  polish 

Iplaten 

Telegraph  service 

Freight  transportation . 

Traveling  expenses 

Labels 

Paperweights 

CUpe 

Paper 

do 

do 

Rubber  bands 

Rubber  tire 

Guide  cards 

Flnola 

Transfer  G 
Units., 
do. 


Japanese  paper... 

RoUoffelt 

Traps 

Wire  dips 

Registry  receipts . . 

Ezpressage 

Transfer  oases 

MaOtaig  tubes 

Drafting  pencils... 

Lye 

Blotting  paper 

Tekmph  service. 


do. 

Registry  receipts 

do 

....do 

Overhaolliig  typewriter . 


cards 

Rubber  guards. 

Pens 

Ink 

Numbering  machinp . 

Handdaters 

Tapclines 

Rulers 

Advertising 

Telegraph  service. . . . 


Sponges 

Scales 

Alcohol 

Ribbons 

....do 

....do 

Pencil  protectors 

Carbon  paper 

Casting  for  dictionary  stand. 

Numben 

Unit 

Paper 

Platen 

Rubber  stamps 

Overhanllng  1  machine 

Oablneto 

Paper 

do 

Wbeolotli 

BuokBti 


t8L7» 

SB.  23 

4.fi0 

1&2S 
4.50 
2.00 
LTV 

U.25 
6LfiO 
2.16 
2. 00 
LIS 


A« 

100 
&20 
08.21 

la 

a&oo 
aaoo 

4fi&00 
2.46 

moo 

2.00 
0.00 
4130 
12.60 
0.00 

ez.00 

17.60 
38.13 

.68 

.10 

.70 

164.00 

LOO 

U.7D 

2.10 

0.31 

.66 

3.13 

2.60 

L23 

.25 

.40 

14.60 

26.00 

4.20 

14.40 

LOO 

4.32 

6.60 

L28 

16.00 

10.24 

6.00 

.80 

L40 

L40 

2.30 

22L08 

27.84 

.68 

S.48 

L38 

15.00 

.76 

.06 

38.00 

2.76 

L60 

SL60 

20.30 

06.00 

LIO 

laso 

6.78 
.81 


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EXPEKDITUBESy  DEPABTMENT  OF  GOMMEBOE  AND  liABOB.        49 

Statement  of  expenditures  from  ihe  appropriation  for  **ConJtmgent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1921,**  dimng  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911— 
Gontintted. 


Data 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  wbat  purpose. 


Axnomit. 


19U. 
JQBB  10 


Rudolph  d^  WMt  Co 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go. 

.....do r. 

do 

.....do 

W.  L.  Swayae 

.....do...... 

.....do 

....do 

....do 

do. 


D.N.WalfSord 

Moore  A  Go 

The  Gk>be- Wernicke  Co 

Herman  Banmgarten  Go 

Ja8.B.LambieCo.(Inc.) 

W.M.GaltACo 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Geo.  A..Nowland , 

The  Washfaigton  Herald  Go 

B.  Garter  BiUlantyne 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Lansbor^  d^  Bro 

Western  union  T^legra^  Co , 

Postal  Tekfreph  Cable  Co 

lierton  A.  Sturgess 

M.H.Anthoni 

FredTauadi , 

....do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Shoemaker  d^  Biuch 

Stewart  d^  Co 

Herman  Bsomgarten  di  Co 

Jas.  B.  LamMe  Co.  (Ina) 

Thomas  J.  01eaaon«Son 

J.H.W6U&C0 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Shaw- Walker  Go 

Bemington  Typewriter  Go 

Geo.  F. Muth  AGO 

Millar  &  Graham 

Bobbins  A  Meyers  Go 

National  Electrical  Supply  Go 

B.  Carter  Ballantyne 

....do : 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Edward  Beady 

....do 

Barber  A  Boss 

Albert  Kahlertd^  Co. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

The  Solenoe  Press 

Henry  Bomeika  (Ino.) 

R.L.Polk&Oo.(Inc.) 

Scruggs -Vanderroort- Barney      Dry 
Goods  Co. 

Ciane&Oo 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  d^  Sons  Co 

John  BL  Cheyney. 


Union  Envelope  Co.. 

United  States  nivelope  Co. . . . 

Union  Envelope  Co 

C.  J.  Murphy 

The  Crescent  Towel  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

James  S.  Cotton 

The  Globe-Wendoke  Co 

....do 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Go. . . . 

Rudolph  dc  West  Co 

M.  G.  Copeland  Co 

MarUnWlegand 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co . 

J.  Edward  Chapman 

W.L.Swa]ne 

do 

Herman  Baumgarten  Go 


Hinges , 

Paper 

Looee4eaf  blnden. 

Bubber  bands 

Wire  fasteners 

Copying  press. »... 

Paper 

Press 

Ink 

Copyholder. 


sr° 


Beglsters 

Bepairs  to  hunps.. . . 

Card  index 

Bubber  stamps 

Soap 

Oats 

Telegreph  seryioe. . . 
Traveling  expenses.. 

Advertismg 

Wire  dips 

Telephone  service. . . 


Cotton  batting 

Teteeraph  service. 


Traveling  expenses 

do 

Begistry  receipts 

do 

Stencil  paper 

Brushes 

Straw 

Numbering  machines. 

Door  holders 

Shoeing  horns 

Blue-print  paper 

Typewriter  paper 

IndiBX  guides 

Ribbons 

Floor  wax 

Linseed  oil 

Fans 

Dry  battery 

Dictionary 

Bulers 

Tubes 

Removing  ashes 

do 

Lock 


Garbage  cam 
Subscription 
Press  cUpi 
Directory  of 
Chair  seats.. 


httle. 


Paper 

Envelopes 

Bubber  stamps 

SponsBS 

Envelopes 

do 

....do 

Exchange  on  money  orders. 

Towel  service 

Telegraph  service 

Towels 

Guides 


Electric  current. 

Bucket 

Repairing  flag.... 

Door 

Dry  battery 

Coi 

Ink. 


Pmer.. 
Bubber 


stamps. 


10.16 
L80 
0.45 
4.90 
4.20 

2L60 
LOS 
2.70 

14.23 
L20 
6.40 
LOO 
L26 
.80 
3.70 
L20 

7L04 

.44 

L25 

6.0U 

.52 

6.86 

L74 

L31 

.80 

.16 

.00 

.13 

.18 

2.73 

.80 

66.84 

36.08 

4.08 

22.60 

LIO 

628.00 

.47 

18.66 

.60 

3.06 

122.62 

.20 

9.25 

LOB 

.72 

2.67 

3.66 

.76 

2.76 

2.24 

L80 

17.34 

CuO 

8.00 

644.36 

236.73 

36.31 

26.00 

1(».30 

370.70 

36.60 

.11 

3.00 

L34 

16.60 

4.00 

3.00 

284.86 

L86 

.76 

386 

.20 

6.65 

6.96 

3.57 

19.81 


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50        EXPENDITURB6,  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB. 

SUUement  of  expendUurea  from  the  appropriatumfor  **C(mi%ngerU  expemet^  Dtpartmenl 
of  Commerce  oTid  Labor,  1911,^^  dwrwg  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO^  1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 

To  wlioni  peid. 

For  what  pozpose. 

Amoant. 

1911. 
June  19 

RudolDh  &  West  Go 

lion  bar... 

9hU 

1.00 

21 

The  Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

J.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Water 

Holder 

.68 

Rudolph*  West  Co...' 

Glue 

2.50 

do 

Brushes.  .          ... 

.90 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Bons  Co.^ 

Repairs  to  stamps 

2.08 

do..r. 7^ 

"  Rubber  stamps         ....  * . 

21.00 

do 

Stamps 

12.35 

P.  H.  Helskelljr.,&Co 

Mops 

LSO 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Pens 

2.94 

American  T/«»d  PencU  Co , , . 

Pencils 

0.36 

J.  H.  Puker  Box  Co.. ,  r . . . 

Boxes 

74.00 

The    Weaver   Mailing    Envelope    A 

Box  Co. 
Fred  8.  Lincohi  (IncO 

Protectors 

27.00 

Guide  cards 

6.38 

Conunercial  Camera  Co 

Paper  and  developer 

02L68 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber .*- 

104.43 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

Pins 

3.00 

Repairing  1  machine 

&00 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Yearbook 

3.15 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Ink  reducer 

4.40 

Chas.  Q.  Stott  &  Co 

Staples 

.85 

The  Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Charles  KohUnan  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

Ribbons 

4.76 

Cheesecloth 

3.75 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Dry  batteries 

.40 

W.  L.  Swayie 

InkstEuids. 

&10 

do 

Pencils 

2.80 

do 

Pens 

4.08 

do 

Ink 

2.00 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Ibook 

&00 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

R»Jbber  st-amps . . . , 

4.34 

do r. 

do .' 

14.14 

Ten  ts 

165.01 

H»  P-  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Adhesiveaies 

39.00 

do T 

Protectors 

1.30 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co... . 
Chas.  G.  Stott  <k  Co 

Type 

4.00 

22 

Pencils 

3^16 

The  Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Columbia  OilCk) 

Ribbons 

2.38 

Gasoline 

.70 

Z.  D.  Gihnan 

Paste 

.68 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Locks , 

2.48 

T.,^FPh^frTildpn... 

Ink 

1.38 

Racycle  repairs.... 

6.00 

R^ington  Typewriter  Co 

OvefhauiinK  1  machine 

1L75 

R.  P.  Andrews' Paper  Co 

ixi.!T.!r...^ .;;:::::;::::::::::::: 

57.65 

The  Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

Stewart  &  Co 

Water 

1.00 

Hay 

6&76 

W.L.  Swayie 

Baskets 

6l43 

do 

Ink 

11.30 

do 

Pins 

.83 

L.  F.  Hoffman 

Overhauling  1  typewriter . 

7.15 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Telegraph  service" 1 

.21 

23 

Paul  Lee  EUerbe 

Traveling  expenses 

.30 

24 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

600 

T,aFPb  St  TMdftn     

Rubber  stamp 

L36 

Geo.  F.Muth&Ck) 

8bella<^.. r. .  ..T    ...T ...  . 

3.40 

DulinA  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

S  tone  J  ars 

.55 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Clips.. 

.39 

H.  C.  Davidson  6c  Co 

30.27 

Phi]ip  T^ipdemfiyr ,.. 

Wrfipping  pap«r r . 

55l2S 

do 

6a64 

E.  J.  Murohy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Glass 

LOO 

R.  D.  Swisher  ManuliK»turing  Co 

J.  H.  Weil  &  Co 

Stamp  rack 

.71 

26 

&50 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Dry  battery 

.SD 

Barber  A  Ross T.'.T 

Drfiir.!^:;....:::;::::::::::::;;:::::::: 

L76 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Soap 

4.33 

The  Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

Rapid  Addressing  Machine  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manulteturing  Co .. . 
International  Fwwarding  Co 

Wat«r V.'.V.. 

LOO 

Rubber  roller 

LOO 

Guide  cards 

LOO 

Foreign  charges  and  drayage 

&30 

T^writer  A  Office  Supply  Co 

American  Ambassador.  Paris 

Stencil  paper 

80.00 

ilSS)k...!?^.....::::;:..... .::::;::::::::: 

5.93 

28 

JohnfJl'ffprd .' 

Registry  receipt 

10 

29 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

13  typewriters '.. 

I,M8.00 

750 

177.72 

8.35 

Bauach  &  Lamb  Optical  Co 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
do 

Repairing  glasses 

Telephone  service 

do 

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EXPENDITURES,   DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMBBOE  AND  LABOB.        51 

>^!afement  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  "Contingent  expenses,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,'*  dwnng  the  period  from.  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911-- 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wbftt  piupooe. 


Amount 


1911. 
June  29 
July     5 


12 


19 


Becker's  Leather  Goods  Go.  (Inc .) 

Harry  Queea 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  Co 

Wawhington  Ttanes  Co 

Jndd  Thompson,  clerk  of  court 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

House  A  Hermann 

Adams  Enwess  Co 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

Lanean  ii  Taylor  Storage  &  Moving  Co. 

E.Moirison  Paper  Co 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Chas.  Munson  Bolting  Co 

Library  Bureau. 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

do 

a.  H.  Adam,  clerk  of  court , 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co , 

£.  W.  Coleman,  clerk  of  court 

J.  L.  Hubert,  cliark  of  court , 

Frederick  S.  Piatt,  clerk  of  court. , 

Lockwood  Trade  Journal  Co , 

PaulW.Lebo 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do 

Commercial  Camera  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co.... 

MackaUBros 

Stockett-Fiske  Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) 

Geo.  F.Muth^ScCo 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

J.H.WeU&Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

do 

Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

H.  C.  Davison  dc  Co 

Manifold  Supplies  Co 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Co 

Z.  D.  Gilman , 

....do 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

....do 

W.  L.  Bwayze , 

do , 

....do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do r. 

G.  E.  Stechert&Co 

.do. 


MUler,  Clagett  &  Co 

N.  M.  Minnlx  Co.  (Inc.).... 

Robert  G.  Thornton 

HughReillyCo 

do 

Louis  Hartig 

R.  P.  Clarke  Cte 

do 

Library  Bureau 

do 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

....do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Fino&  Manufacturing  Co . . . 

Royal  Gun  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co. 

do 

Craned^  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Linen  Thread  Cte , 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons,,.,,.., 


Repairs  to  reins 

Expense  account . . 
Adding  machines. . 

Advertising 

Registry  receipts. . . 

Ink 

Chair 

Express. 

Stereo-binocular 

Packing 

Ink 

Roller 

Paper  seals. 

Sponges 

Beltlachig 

Typewriter  stands . 
do 


Registry  receipts 

Transportation 

Registry  receipts 

do 

.....do 

Advertising 

Registry  receipts 

Repairs  to  machine 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

Paper 

Transfer  cases 

Toilet  paper 

Ink 

Repairs  to  harness 

Shellac 

Paper 

Dry  batteries. 

Lenseband 

Blue-print  paper 

Pads  for  rubber  stainps. 

Tynewriter  ribbons 

Touet  paper 

Press  copy  pai)er 

Carbon  paper 

Brushes 

Paste 

do 

Films 

Ink 

Pens 

Waste  Baskets 

Pads  and  ink 

M  i  meograph 

Glass 

Rubber  bands 

Periodicals 

....do 

Salt 

Stencils 

Blotting  paper 

Paint  ana  varnish 

Glass 

Rulers 

Pens 

Cloth 

Fixtures 

....do 

Liquid  ink 

"Inkofl" 

Desks 

Compound 

Guns 

Envelopes 

do 

Paper 

Gmde  cards 

Nets 

Furniture 


10,50 
3.90 
2,672.60 
6.60 
1.20 
L60 
L49 
1.35 

88.50 

5.50 

7.50 

1.25 

.19 

.92 

L20 

8.70 

4.35 

3.24 

.40 

.40 

20.00 
.50 
.20 
1.30 

11.60 
1.50 

12.50 
3.48 

17.40 

42.00 
1.80 
1.50 

26.39 
1.50 
1.20 
2.80 
.80 
.25 
6.75 
3.40 
2.72 
1.19 
2.00 

20.14 

14.75 

1.64 

4.08 

.68 

14.85 

13.20 
2.82 
1.81 
9.90 

45.00 
1.40 
3.68 

21.50 

11.01 
7.35 
7.50 

87.10 

3.70 

.90 

1.12 

4.02 

16.02 

3.60 

.60 

1.25 

.40 

76.00 
8.76 

135.00 

440.78 

241.61 

1,787.75 

1.20 

63.00 
9.06 


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52        EXPENDITURES,  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  liABOR. 


StatemeTU  of  expenditures  from  the  apjpro\ 
of  Commeree  and  Labor ^  1911,"  during ' 
Contmued. 


"Contingent  expenses^  Department 
frmn,  July  i,  1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  19U-- 


Date. 


1911 
July  24 


Aug. 


To  whom  paid. 


Union  Envelope  Co 

do 

A.  A.  Henden,  clerk  of  court 

Roberts.  Coleman, clerk 

Geo.  A.  Cnitchfleld 

H.  A.  WiUaon 

M.  H.  Antbonl 

W.D.TerreU 

American  Ambassador  at  London 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Library  Borean 

Chesapieake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Jas.S.  Cotton 

Altamont  Sprinff  Water  Co 

J.  Baiimgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Shaw-WaOcerCo 

Geo.  F.  Muth  di  Co 

do 

Harris  d^  Shafer  Co 

Barber  d^  Ross 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Olobe-Wefnicke  Co 

do 

American  Moltigraph  Sales  Co 

W.  L.8wayie 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co 

HughRelllyCo 

Farrow  Arms  Co 

Chas.  O.  Stott  di  Co 

do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  dc  Co 

do 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

do 

do 

Philip  Llndemeyr 

Tho8.Somervill6  Co..  !"!!!*"...!"! 

do 

....do 

MackallBros 

do 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

do , 

....do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

do , 

....do 

Robt.  Bishop  M^.  Co 

Henry  Siegel  Co , 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

D.N.Walford 

E.  P.  Hazleton 

E.H.  Pitcher 

Burroudis  Adding  Machine  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  d^  Sons 

....do 

....do 

F.  WeselMfc.Co 

Globe-WemTckeCo 

....do 

Woodward  di  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

do. 


Crescent  Towel  Supply  Co 

Financial  Graphic  Co 

John  J.  Kennedy , 

HughRelllyCo 

do 

Edward  Ready 

Thos.  J.  Gleason  A  Son 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

MarUnWiegand 

do 

Yawman  dc  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co.. 

do 

R.  P.  QarkeCo 


For  what  purpose. 


Envelopes 

do.VT. 

Registry  receipts 

do 

.....do 

Expense  account 

...fdoT. 

....do 

British  Handbook.... 

Envelopes 

Repairs  to  machine. . 

Typewriter  stand 

Telephone  service 

Eleecrlc  current 

Towel  service 

Spring  water 

Date  bands 

Card-index  cabinet. . . 
Machines,  reckoning.. 

Rubber  point 

Clocks 

Metal  box 

Dictionary 

Units 

....do 

Platens. 


Typewriter  ribbons. 
Binders.. 


Turpentine 

Gun  parts 

Ink 

Board  dips 

Floor  wax 

Woodflller 

Paint,  brushes,  etc 

Desks 

do 

do 

Paper 

Ink,  paste,  etc... ^. 

Clamps,  disks,  etc 

Couplings 

Straps 

Add/. 

Naphthalene 

Transom  li(t^ 

Chisels 

Wire  brads,  nails,  etc 

Repairs  to  machine 

1  typewriter 

Ink  and  cloth  diaphragms.. 

Cotton  waste 

Linoleum 

Press  clippings 

Shotgun  covers 

Saddle,  bicycle 

Paper 

Platen 

Oak  trays 

do 

Linoleum 

Brass  cans,  etc 

Units 

do 

Kent's  Manual 

Subscription 

Towel  service 

Subscription 

Ice. 


Glass 

....do 

Removal  of 
Horseshoeing 
Rule  and  dividers. 

Lumber 

....do 

Cards 

Electric  motor 

aips 


and  rubbish.. 


fiaas 

.40 

2L90 

1.00 

.10 

.80 

41.25 

L20 

50.00 

0.45 

4.35 

215.06 

318.08 

l«c25 

LOO 

LOO 

L40 

757.50 

3.00 

44.15 

.00 

0.25 

33.00 

53.00 

2.00 

4.50 

15.00 

2.76 

21.00 

23LM 

7.50 

4.20 

L20 

LOS 

40&00 

3&00 

22L0O 

99L60 

90.81 

iai3 

2L70 

.» 

1L90 

.28 

.75 

.76 

.88 

LOO 

07.50 

&« 

10  25 

&\46 

20100 

5.75 

L40 

L50 

5l00 

L20 

140 

oasi 
a88 

17.75 

4X00 

4.50 

400 

100 

25.00 

7.20 

LOO 

.75 

7.12 

1100 

110 

L24 

100 

1150 

7000 


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Staitment  of  ezpendUvres  from  the  appropriaiion  J6r  '*Oomtmgent  expefua^  DepartmaU 
^Commeree  and  Labor,  1912,**  dimng  the  period fimn  Jui^  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  wbftt  poipose. 


mi 

Aug.   8 


u 


14 


R.  P.ClaikeOo 

Ju.  B.LambleCo.  (Inc.) 

Bedell  Manafactaring  Co 

Adams  £zpfes3  Co 

Crane  Co 

J.  H.  Depue  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

LoaisHartig 

Jas.  Bord  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Thoa.  W.  Smith 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

D.  A.  Tower 

L.  H.  Thomas  (}o 

Sneiling  &  Son 

MillerS  Graham 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

W.  d^  J.  Sloane , 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Shoemaker  &  Boscdi 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

John  W.  Masurr  A  Son 

....do : 

Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  Carpet 

(k». 

.-..do 

W.  A.  Morachauser 

....do 

Esterbrook  Steel  Pen  Manufacturing  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  (^ 

W.  L.  Swayse 

do 

....do 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

do 

Herman  Bamngarten  Co 

do 

Altanumt  Spring  Water  Co 

M.  O.  CoprfandCo 

New  England  Express  &  Van  Co. .. 
R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co — 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

W.  L.  Swayse 

do 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

....do 

do 

Library  Bureau 

do 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

N.  M.  Minnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

Poor's  Railroad  Manual  Co 

Ok>be-Wemicke  Co 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co 

Rudolph  dc  West  Co 

Western  Electric  Co 

J.  P.  Nawrath. 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

Louis  HarUg 

Martin  Wiegand 

American  Ice  Co 

National  Mortar  Co. 

MackaUBros 

J.  Lang  Electric  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Gk>be-wemicke  Ck) 

Library  Bureau 

Publiaheri  of  Gluckauf 

The  Pullman  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

Qk)be-Wemicke  Co 

Woodward  &.  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

J.  T.Upton  &  Co 

United  States  Emrekipe  Co 


Paper  weights. 
Door  holders... 

Spline 

Expressage. . . . . 


Remodeling  of  typewriter. 
Receptacles  and  switches.. 

Washers  and  bumpers 

Extinguishers 

Lumber 

....do 

Paper  fasteners 

Mucilage 

Ribbons 

Paints  and  oil 

Rubber  c 


Sasncord 

Brushes 

Brushes,  etc.. 

Varnish 

....do 

(Chairs 


Stools 

Machine  stand 

Gearwheels 

Pens 

Paper,  books,  and  fillers.. 

Ctoths 

Paper  and  ink 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Pens 

Paper 

Stamps 

dST. 

do 

do 

Spring  water 

Awnings  repaired 

Moving  furniture 

Book  stamps 

Telephone  service 

Ink 

Sponge  cups 

Dictionary  holder 

Revolving  chairs 

do 

do 

Linoleum 

Typewriter  stands 

Labei-sheir  holders 

Lumber 

Pin-point  type 

Manual  of  Industrials 

Furniture 

Telephone  wire 

Nails 

Switches 

Twine 

Paper 

Ice 

Coat  and  hat  hooks 

Lumber 

Ice 

Fireclay 

Sulphuric  add 

Knife  switch 

SSS^*";;.::::::::::;: 

Typewriter  fixtures 

Gluckauf 

Transportatkm 

Letter  cases 

Unite 

Periodicals 

Janitor  service 

Envekipes 

do 


IL13 

4.08 

1.50 

2.66 

8.10 

22.60 

13.10 

.62 

36.00 

16.76 

2.06 

29.99 

41.97 

2.20 

7.  OS 

6.00 

81.66 

4.14 

.63 

1.94 

LOO 

6.60 

23.16 

6.63 

16.00 

24.60 

1.05 

14.60 

.90 

4L20 

9.00 

17.38 

.12 

4.94 

n.50 

.49 

29.68 

LOO 

10.00 

8.00 

1.96 

U.90 

.72 

88.93 

3.29 

36.00 

72.00 

36.00 

282.93 

28.10 

18.76 

4.17 

.40 

7.60 

27.60 

39.86 

.13 

30.20 

66.66 

10.43 

1.96 

2.40 

.76 

73.64 

.69 

.72 

1.64 

68.60 

72.00 

8.00 

.70 

6.86 

60.62 

292.26 

12.00 

7.00 

126.12 

47.14 


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Statement  of  expenditure  frem  the  apprapriaUon  for  **  Contingent  easpentee.  Department 
of  Cknnmeree  and  Labor,  1911,''  dwrvng  the  period  from  Jidy  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911— 
Continued. 


To  Wbam  paid. 


For 


1911. 
Auf  ,  22 

23 


tept   9 


Union  Envelope  Co 

....do 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

£.  O.  Locke,  clerk  of  court. . . . 

S.  I.  Roberts 

Bay  State  Clean  Towel  Co 

Evening  Star  New8pai>er  Co. . . 
Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co . 

Washington  Herald  Co 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church. 

Lamb&TIlden 

Barber  &  Ross 

R.  P.Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  B.Corey 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Old  Dominion  Paper  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

.....do , 

....do 

John  Wanamaker 

John  B.  Espey 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) . . , 

Stewart  &  Wimmel 

American  Ice  Co 

....do 

do 

Thos  W.  Smith 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

C.  O'C.  Cowley 

Geo  H.  West 

Luke  J.  McEvoy,  clerk  of  court. 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

Louis  H.  Piepenbrink 

Shipper's  Qulde  Co 

M.  R.  Bevington 

S.  A.  Birch,  clerk  of  court 
Henry  A.  Rupp,  clerk  of  court. . . . 
New  sngland  Express  &  Van  Co. 

MerUm  A.  Sturgess 

John  E.  Flynn,  clerk  of  court. 

J.  Albert  Olsen 

Wm.  H.  Rohr 

Benjamin  M.  De  Diemer 

S.  B.  Morehead 

Chas.  Parrott. 

C.C.Colt.... 

George  Link. 

T.  M.  Lytle. 

J.  A.  Koons 

L.  B.  Ckirlett 

J.  S.  Baer.... 

H.  M.  York.    . 

A.  G.  Bumford 

D.  J.  Muri 
S.  W.  P.  Sellers. 
Chas.  L.  Spencer 
Fred  S.  Langman. 
Wm.  C.  Doggptt.. 
The  Globe  Wernicke  0> 

do 
do 


W.  L.  Swavxe 
Derby  Desk  0>. 

do 

Martin  WiM^d 
Philip  Lindemevr. 
W.  A.  H.  Church. 
Royal  Typewriter  (3o. 
Adams  Einress  Co 

American  loe  Co 

....do 

do 

Barber  A  Ross 

Ameiioan  Multigraph  Sales  Co. 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

do 

The  Washington  Post  Co 


^velopes 

do 

Telegrams 

Regtotry  receipts 

do 

Towel  service 

Subscription  to  Star 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Subscription  to  Herald 

Lumber 

Rubber  type 

Wood  screws .'. 

Typewriter  paper 

Conduit. 

Pencils 

Plugs,  blocks,  and  centeis. . 

Chav  casters 

Twine 

Follower  blocks 

Typewriter  stand 


SSST!!" 


Revolving  bookcases . . . 

(Carriage  bolt 

Periodicals 

Repairing  mail  wagon.. 
Ice.. 


....do 

....do 

Transom  lift 

Cylinder 

1  subscription 

Subscriptions  to  6  periodicals. 
Subscription 


135.10 

31. 8S 

4.63 

.20 

1.40 

.90 

2.70 

4.76 

3.00 

73.43 

1.13 

1.68 

2S.00 

10.50 

2.88 

27.51 

15.12 

29.60 

.80 

3.73 

1.80 

10.40 

.02 

12.00 

125.00 

.21 

.30 

L66 

.12 

143.83 

LOO 

.70 

.70 

22.40 

2.70 

2.00 

.40 

.40 

.40 

L2S 

.80 

1.02 

.75 

L20 

.60 

1.80 

.30 

.90 

.40 

.19 

.70 

.80 

.M 

1.09 

.10 

LIO 

L92 

2.31 

.80 

.23 

17.00 

28&00 

5Lfl0 

110.00 

129.00 

66l00 

3.59 

1, 054. 10 

15.15 

682.50 

L70 

5a  23 

&70 

L35 

.30 

60.00 

.» 

18.35 

4.  SB 


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StaUment  cfexpenditurea  from  the  appropriation  for  **  Contingent  expenses.  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,^*  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount 


191L 
Sept.   9 


15 


ao 


Oct     0 

9 
19 


30 

Nov.    1 
0 


James  O'DomieU 

E.  H.  Musson 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

The  Washington  Herald  Co 

O.  £.  StecbertdcCo 

....do 

The  Washington  News  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Theo.  F.  Schmucker 

Woodward  &  Lothrop , 

....do 

The  Repuhlican  Co 

The  Globe  Printinff  Co 

National  ElectricalSuppIy  Co 

DerbvDeskCo 

Smithsonian  Institute 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

FPBd  A.  Schmidt 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

G.  W.  Forsberg 

Borroufiihs  Adding  Machine  Co 

James  8.  Hannon 

R.  A.  Scott 

T.  F.  Johnson 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co., 

American  3-Way  Prism  Co , 

John  W  anamaker 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co ... . 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Leslie  W.Smith 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson 

J.  Lewis  Donovan 

W.  L.  Swayse 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

D.K.  Sickles 

E.  F.  McEensie 

Jno.  Speed  Smith , 

William  G.  Plested 

E.  V.  HolUngsworth 

C.  B.Hartley 

James  S.  Hannon 

....do 

W.W.  Fowler. 

The  Gk>be-Wemicke  Co 

G.  E.  Stechert  &  Co 

Remin^n  Typewriter  Co , 

W.^JlSloane 

John  F.  Donal  Teaming  Co 

The  Gtobe-Wemicke  Co 

....do 

Eagle  Pnblishing  Co 

The  Gk)be-W«mlcke  Co 

do 


....do 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

The  Washington  Thnes  Co 

The  Carborundum  Co 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

The  American  Multlgrai^  Sales  Co 

Merchants  die  Miners  Transportation  Co. 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do... 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

The  Pullman  Co 

Ptttafleld  Jounlal  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 


Add,  etc , 

Subscription  to  Evening  Star 

Slop  sink , 

Subscription , 

3  subscnptions 

Encyclopcedia  and  dictionaries. . 
Subscriptions  to  10  periodicals. . . 

Telegraph  service , 

Registry  receipts , 

Subscriptions  to  15  publications. , 
Subscriptions  to  1  publication . . . 

Advertising , 

Subscription , 

Insulating  joints 

2  desks , 

Exchanges  transported 

Unit 

Units 

...-do , 

Unit 

Transfer  cases , 

Drafting  supplies 

Brass  clips , 

Tubes 

Adding  machine 


Traveling  expenses. 

Registry  receipt 

Telephone  service 

4  canopies 

Bookcase 

Multigraph  plate 

Units 

Registry  receipt 

Professional  veterinary  scrvicea. 

Registry  receipts 

Ink  eradicator 

Envelopes 

Telegraph  service 

Exchange  on  draft 

do 

Registry  receipta 

do 

....do 

do 

Cartage 

do 

Traveling  exx)enses 

2  units 

Subscriptions 

1  typewriter 

Carpet 

Hauling 

3  units 

Units 

Advertising 

Units 

do 

Chairs 

Lumber 

Subscriptions 

Stones 

Sodium 

Ink 

Freight  transportation 

Paper 

...^o 

Envelopes 

do 


966.00 

2.70 

4.75 

2.40 

10.99 

146.20 

22.76 

2.72 

&40 

15.38 

4.63 

3.30 

3.00 

15.00 

88.00 

670. 75 

24.37 

30.25 

155.00 

20.00 

57.60 

22.02 

39.40 

214.00 

190.90 

1.20 

18.00 

.10 

17.50 

96.40 

9.75 

1.50 

110.00 

.45 

17.50 

1.50 

.95 

18.12 

7.50 

.45 

.25 

3.30 

1.73 

.70 

.50 

.30 

.30 

3.65 

11.50 

27.50 

108.00 

67.79 

.25 

01.50 

100.50 

5.00 

232.10 

26.00 

51.60 

44.20 

1.75 

121.88 

6.75 

30.25 

.45 

371.50 

264.00 

21.46 

4.68 

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56        EXPENDITURES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB^ 

StaUmmt  <:/ expendituret  from  the  apj>ropriaU(m  for  **  Contingent  expenaes,  Department 
of  Commerce  and  Labor,  1911,'*  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  SO,  1911 — 
Continued. 


Dftte. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpose. 

AmoDDt. 

1911. 
Not.   0 

The  Chicago  DireetoiyOo 

Subscription 

tiaoo 

8 

Western  ifnion  Teimk^  Co 

Teleeraoh  service 

JS 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

...  .S^^.!?^v..:;;:;::;::::::::::::;:::: 

L23 

Western  UnionTelegraph  Co 

do 

1.23 

11 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  XV> 

do 

7.75 

do T!  .T 

do 

1.15 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

2.84 

do 

do 

4.53 

R.  C.  Brown 

Registry  receipts 

.40 

16 

Lamps 

275.71 

Fred  S.  Ltaicoln  (Inc.) 

Quioecards 

1.20 

20 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Telegraph  service 

1.33 

T.  Libby&Co 

Drayage 

.24 

Postal  Telegraidi  Cable  Co 

Telegrai^  service 

4.31 

M.  DuPeroiw  .^. 

Wire  cable 

119.30 

S2 

J.  W.  Banon 

Registry  receipts 

.60 

do 

.90 

E.  B.  Redfleld 

do 

.30 

A.T.SkeUey 

do 

.40 

do 

L20 

NoraR.  Bedford 

do 

.30 

O.C.  Fuller 

do 

.90 

E.E.Marvin 

do 

1.90 

Chas.  O.  R.  Vlnal 

do 

1.30 

14 

Michigan  Central  R.  R 

Freight  traniiportfttion . . . , 

.M 

J  J.  nraiHng 

.70 

New  York  (Central  A  Hudson  River 

R.R. 
<jUK>Tge  E.  Pttwwtt 

Freight  transportation 

.79 

Registry  receipts 

.99 

Richmond,  FrederJoksburg  &  Potomac 
Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Freight  transportation 

1.06 

Telegraph  service 

1.10 

do 

do 

.33 

Western  Union  TelecraDh  Co 

do 

2.96 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Electric  suppUes 

35a  38 

SS 

The  Reliable  Transfer  Co 

Cartage 

.18 

37 

Baltimore  it  Ohio  Southwestern  By . . . 

Freight  transportation 

.97 

3o r 

1.51 

Total 

91,383.91 

Disbunements  bv  disbursiiur  clerk,  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor 191,383.91 

Accounts  settled  by  the  Auditor  for  the  State  and  Other  Departments 1,080.10 

Total  disbursements 92,404.01 

Repayments  on  account  of  supplies  furnished  the  bureaus  and  oflices  of  the  Depart- 
ment of  Commerce  and  Labor $40,104.35 

Baooveiktoo  account  of  overpayments 14.42 

40,118.77 

52,345.34 
UiMzpeoded  balance  to  appropriations  Nov.  30, 1911 7,654.75 

Total  amount  appropriated 6O,0Qa00 

8taUm£nJt  of  expendituree  from  the  appropriation  for  **  General  expenees,  Bureau  of 
Standardt,  1911,"  during  the  pmodfrom  July  1,  1910,  to  Nov.  30,  1911. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount 


July  21 
23 
28 

Aug.  10 
11 
15 
17 
24 


JamsiE.  Howard 

C.  W.  Burrowi 

D.  E.  Douty 

Washington  Bailway  St  Electric  Co.. 

Jas.  E.  Howard 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

C.W.  Kanolt 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Irwin  O.  Priest 

J.Y.Skogland 

D.  E.  Douty 

H.B,  Broob 


Traveling  i 

;!!!!do!!!;!!!!!!!!;: 

street-car  tickets. . . , 
Expense  account. . . . 

Tracing  cloth 

Travelmg  expenses- 
Coal .V. 

Traveling  < 

do. 

do. 

do. 


814.65 
7.60 
ia96 

laoo 


6.56 

27.79 
857.30 

160 
79.37 
16^85 

435 


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SUUemerU  of  expenditures  from  the  appropriation  for  "General  expeneee.  Bureau  of 
Standards,  1911,''  during  the  period  from  July  1, 1910,  to  Nov,  SO,  19il— Gontd. 


Date. 


To  wliom  paid. 


For  what  pmpoae. 


UIO. 
Sept.   1 
8 

0 
12 
13 
10 

ao 


26 

27 
28 
28 

Oct.     6 

e 

7 


12 


27 

28 

29 

Not.    1 


New  Yorkp  Ontario  &  WeBtem  Ry.  Go. 
Delaware.   Laokawaima  A  Western 

R.R.CO. 
New  York  Central  A  Hadaon  River  Ry . 

W.  L-Dorand 

lCidii«an  Central  R.R.  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

PaOmanCo 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  A  8t 

Loois  Ry.  Co. 

Philadelphia  A  Reading  Ry.  Co 

W.D.Bolstt 

D.  E.  Doaty 

J.Y.Skogland 

D.  E.  Thomas 

JohnF.  Anderson 

D.E.  Doaty , 

W.  F.  HUlebrand.. 


Tenminal  Storage  Co 

Lawrence  L.  Beebe 

Edward  B.  Rosa 

lAwrenoeL.  Beebe 

Jas.  M.  Herrity 

R.B.McBride 

New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River 

Railroad  Go. 
Central  Railroad  Co-of  New  Jersey ... 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railroad  Co 

8.  W.Btratton 

Geo.  G.  Davis 

O.V.Thiele 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co 

.....do. 

Pullman  Co 

Library  Boreaa 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co... 

American  Soap  &  WashoUne  Co , 

Lansbordi  dE  Bro 

Library  Bureau 

United  States  Express  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 
Lucent  OU  Co 

C.  W.  Burrows. 

D.  E.  Doaty 

do 

do 

Ja^M.  Herrity 

Henry  D.  Hubbard 

Pittsburgh  A  Lake  Erie  R.  R.  Co.... 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Philadelphia  &  Reading  Ry.  Co. 


Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  Ry. 

Co. 

P.  W.  Brunner 

New  York  Central  A  Hudson  River 

R.  R.  Co. 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co 

New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartford 

R.R.CO 

Elliott-Fisher  Co 

Improved  Mailing  Case  Co 

Herman  Baumrarten  Co , 

R,  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Geo.  W.  Plumly  Co 

Smithsonian  Institution 

O.V.Thiele 

W.  L.  Swayie 

John  Wanunaker , 

General  Electric  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Wabash  Railroad  Co 

R.  Fuess 

HughReillyCo 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

E.  B.  Estes  &  Sons 

Fied  A.  Schmidt 


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.....do 

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Coal...'.'.'.'!!!!!!;!;! 

Pullman  berths 

Transportation 

,....do?7. 


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do. 

do. 


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....do 

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do 

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Pullman  berttis 

Guide  cards 

Street-car  tickets 

Washoline 

Towels 

White  slips 

Express 

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Telephone  service 

Oil.:. 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

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....do 

....do 

do 

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Coal 

Freij^t  transportation. 


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.do.. 


Coupons  for  record  ribbons. 

Mailing  cases 

Rubber  stamps 

Clip  boxes 

Book  supports  

Buff  guides 

Paper  boxes 

Periodicals. 


Traveling  expenses. , 

Paper  and  ink , 

Cleaning  towels 

Paper , 

Transfer  boxes , 

Transportation , 

Traveling  account.. 

Glass 

Drawing  paper 

Boxes  ana  nests 

Mailing  tubes 


9L» 

448 

18.44 
17.10 
14.25 
SL96 
74a.W 
8150 
8.28 
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L70 
8L88 
27.16 
40.19 

0.10 

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0.25 
88.00 
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45.60 
18.60 
37.10 

8.20 
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147.00 

3.18 
36.40 
32.61 

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41.43 

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17.40 

32.80 

33.90 

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80.65 
48.76 
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22.05 
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13.10 
2.20 
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2.78 
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16.00 
2.50 

26.00 
3.86 

7.00 
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21.76 

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Statement  of  ezpenditure*  from  the  avpropriation  for  **OenenU  experuee,  Bureau  of 
Standarde,  1911,''  during  tht  period  from  Jufy  1, 1910,  to  Nom.  SO,  19ii>-Ooiitd. 


Date. 


To 


Por 


1910. 
Dee.  14 
17 
20 


jQly  14 

Aug.  18 

2S 

as 

27 

28 

Sept  29 
20 
Oct  25 
Nov.  28 
Dec  1 
7 

10 
17 
22 

IflL 
Jan.     5 


81 
Feb.    2 

4 
6 


PnUman  Co , 

Erie  Railroad  Co 

T./ffn<^lw  &  BuBchner.  .    ..    ...    .. 

....do 

A.  H.  Grant 

McOraw-Hfll  Book  Co 

Libiary  Boieau 

G.  E.  Stechert  die  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

.....do 

do 

Peniieylvaiiia  R.  R.  Co , 

Washington  Rafl  way  it  Electric  Co 

John  F.  AndeiBon 

Lomcke  die  BnechDer 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co ',.., 

G.  E.  Stechert  dk  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co , 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

G.  E.  Stechert  die  Co 

W.  Hefler  die  Sons  (Ltd.) 

Jas.  E.  Howard. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

O.  V.  Thieie 

Jas.  M.  Herrity 

PennsTlvania  R.  R.  Co 

PhilaoiBlphia  die  Reading  Ry.  Co 

Jas.  M.  BenitT , 

J.  F.Skodttid. 

J.  F.  Slmdand. 

Jas.  E.  Howard. , 

New  York,  New  Haven,  d^  Hartford 
R.R. 


P.  W.  Bnumer 

James  M.  Herrity 

ErieR.  R.Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

CV.ThiPle 

A.  C.  McCfauig  die  Co 

James  8.  (Cotton 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons  (Inc.). 

The  Lucent  on  Co 

L.  P.  Selbokl 

ICrs.  Gea  F.  Barker 

Chas.  G.Stott  A(2> 

Chesapeake  die  Potomac  Tdaphone^Co.. 

Penn^lvania  R.  R.  Co 

Burr  Broe.  (Inci) 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Grand  Trunk  Ry.  (>o 

Phfladetphiadk  Reading  Ry.  Go 

The  PumnanCo 

Chesapeake  dk  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 

Adams  Express  Co 

General  Electric  Co 

QatDcy  Market  CoU  Storsee  A  Wan- 
hooseCa 

Wabash  R.  R.  Co 

BuiT  Broe.  (In^) 

do. 


PnUman  berths........... 

lYansportation. I. 

Periodicals 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Cards  and  btaiding  book.. 

Periodicals 

.....do 

....do 

....do 

.....do 

....do 

Tianqwrtation. 

Street-car  tickets 

Traveling  ei 
Perlo^ods.... 

Tdegrams 

Snbsa^tlons. 


....do 

Coal 

Subscriptian. 

do 

Traveling  e 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Transportation. 

do 

Travsltng  expenses.. 

do 

Transportation. 


do. 
Transportation.. 


Traveling 
do 


do. 

Coal 

Traveling  c 

Books 

Laundry  service. 
Amalie  grease — 

Ofl 

Storage 

Books. 


Psisfingw  transportation. . 
Coal. 


.do. 
.do 


PnUman  accommodations. . 

Telephone  service 

Expresssge 

ElectrioaTsoppUes 

Storage 


Erie  R.  R.  Co 
Chesapeake  A , 
Walters.  Lewi 
E.  B.  Estes  dk  Sons. 

Wi 


Telqihone  Co. 


AEleetrfeCo.. 


G.  E.8teGlicrtieCo 

Woodward  A  Lotfarop  (Inc.). 


do 

Passenger  tnmaportation. 

Tetephonestivlee... , 

Traveling  expsoHB 

Boxes 

Street«artlcketi 

White  oafds 

2books 

Canvas 


f».98 

LOS 

12.38 

14.87 

7.30 

6.30 

7.40 

04.85 

02.57 

30.24 

56.24 

5.00 

50.50 

46.06 

10.00 

84.73 

61.75 

6.35 

77.80 

12.30 

7.75 

LOO 

843.02 

2.35 

2.20 

13.23 

38.10 

32.30 

46.30 

46.06 

117.86 

40.28 

16.63 

3.70 

2.78 

47.86 

86.08 

5.07 

60.67 
16.06 
12.50 


50.11 

56.33 
L06 

10.56 
706.51 

75.48 
9.66 

10.76 
5.00 
8.76 
3.66 

10.00 
2.20 
2.80 
2.48 
763.50 

64.22 
5.70 
2.00 

18.50 

56.74 

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3.60 
L71 

1L66 
56.23 
66.43 

4.66 
.30 

2.60 


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J.  F.  Sko^iBOiL. ; 

W.  L.  Swayae 

SDi»ILa^  A.  son 1 

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PenosrlTaiua  Co. 

United  States  Expieas  Co 

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United  States  Expnas  Co. 
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SUtUment  of  expendUuru  from  ike  at 
Standarda,  1911,'' during  the]     ' 


^  for  ^'General  expenaet.  Bureau  of 

i  July  U  t910,  to  Nov.  SO,  19ii— Gontd. 


Oste. 


To 


paid. 


For  what  pmpoae. 


Amoimt 


19U. 
Ifar.  80 


Apr.    8 
6 


35 

27 

28 

May     1 

3 


13 


81 
June    3 


Postal  Telena|di  Gable  Go 

Fennsytvania  R.  R.  Co 

O.  B.  StediBrt  A  Co 

J.  F.  Skogland 

Toledo,  St.  Louis  A  Western  R.  R.  Co. 
Wastalncton  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. . 

ErieR.R.Co 

The  Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

The  Pullman  Co 

Cunard  Steamship  Go.  (Ltd.) 

Adams  Express  Cd 


Chesapeake  die  Ohio  Ry.  Go. 
The  Pullman  Co.. 


The  Lucent  Oil  Go 

LeetBros 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Adams  Express  Co 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartfbrd 
R.R. 

John  F.  Anderson 

D.  £.  Douty 

New  England  Navigation  Co 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

C.E.  Waters 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 

P.  H.  SheehyCo 

Library  Bureau 

do 


Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co. 
JohnF.  Anderson. 


LemckeA  Buechner 

Smithsonian  Institution 

do 

Chas.  O.  Stott  dk  Co 

American  Journal  of  Science 

Library  Bureau 

Shoemaker  d^  Busch 

Westffn  Union  Telegraph  (>o 

James  S.  (yotton 

John  F.  Anderson 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Collector  of  Customs 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

W.  L.  Swayze 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Wilkinson  Bros.  A  0>.  (Inc.) 

Pennsylvania  R.R.  Co 

The  Pullman  Co 

8.  S.  Voorhees 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Woodward  &Lothrop  (Inc.) 

United  States  Express  Ck> 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 
New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartfoid 

R.R. 

John  F.  Anderson 

Burr  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Dr.  S.  W.  Stratton 

Delaware,   Lackawanna   A   Western 

R.R. 

W.  E.  Beatty 

Adams  Express  Co 

8.  W.  Stratton 

Edward  B.Rosa 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co 

ErieR.  R.  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Ck> 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  (}o . 

8.  W.  Stratton 

W.  F.  HlUebrand 

Washington  Railway  A  Electric  Co.... 
ToledoTst.  Louis  A  Western  R.  R 


Tel^;iaph  service 

Passenger  transportation. . , 

Traveling  expensa'. .'.'.".  II. 
Passenger  transportation. . . 

Street-car  tickets 

Passenger  transportation. . . 

Transportation 

Pullman  accommodations., 
Passenger  transportation. . . 

Expressage 

do , 

Passenger  transportation . . . 
Pullman  aooonmiodations. . 
OU. 


imeter 

„aper 

Expressage 

Passenger  transportation . . . 

Coal.... 

Telephone  stnice 

Telegraph  service 

Passenger  transportation.. , 

Traveling  expenses 

do , 

Passenger  transportation. . . 

Coal.... 

Traveling  expenses 

Paper 

Gold  dust 

White  cards 

Transfer  boxes 

Passenger  transportation . . . 

Travelizig  expenses 

Gmeiin-Kraut's  (^emie 

Ibook 

do 

aips 

10  volumes 

White  cards 

Metal  polish 

Telegraph  service 

Laundry  service 

Traveling  expenses 

Envelopes 

do 

Storage 

Oil..! 

Telegraph  service 

Telephone  service 

Paper 

Envelopes 

Tissue 

Passenger  transportation. . . 
Pulhnan  acoonunodations. 

Traveling  expenses 

CoBl 

Miscellaneous  supplies 

Expressage 

Telephone  service 

Passenger  transportation. . . 


Traveling  expenses.. 

Coal 

Traveling  expenses.. 
Transportation 


Traveling  expenses 

Expressage 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

OU 

Passenger  transportation. 

do 

Telephone  service 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

Street-car  tickets 

Passenger  transportation. 


13.37 

17.  W 

7.00 

.66 

10.00 

10.00 

0.61 

.87 

7.76 

366.25 

18.29 

21.40 

32.00 

20.60 

0.06 

8.00 

8.00 

26.20 

16.00 

783.78 

L25 

8.96 

4.76 

88.96 

16.00 

4.26 

78.43 

6.30 

10.30 

13.60 

1.00 

12.00 

29.96 

84.64 

3.12 

5.60 

3.66 

11.20 

1.00 

11.78 

3.10 

2.33 

10.85 

86.70 

5.70 

35.45 

2.60 

10.25 

8.01 

58.51 

7.66 

1.60 

4.00 

1.51 

7.60 

6.70 

117.90 

.60 

3.40 

5.20 

7.86 

75.78 

762.76 

154.08 

.30 

06.23 
13.00 

4.75 
n.l5 

8.43 
1Z35 
51.33 
58.37 

4.80 
36.43 
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8t€Uimmt  qf  etpendihatt  from  the  apvropriaHon  for  ''General  txpeneee,  Bwreau  of 
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Postal  TclccnpM)a6le  Go 

AduBs  KxprasB  Oo. 

Leet  BrmuT. 

C  P.  Spooaler 

AduBs  ttzpreas  Go. 

UnioB  Envelope  Oo. 


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Weitani  Union  Telegnph  Oo 

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0.  B.  Pool 717:. 

Walter&  Lewis 

Bwr  Bra.  (Inc.) 

The  Pullman  Oo 

Woodward  ft  Lotbrep 

United  States  Express  Oo 

J.  R.  Oiin TT. 

Rudolph  J.  Wis 

R.S.£Bride. 

New  Yoric  Ocntial  ft  Hudson  Riycr 
R,R. 

O.  E,  Steehm  ft  Oo ' 

R.OMtcr  BaOantyne. 

HcnnaB  Banmcaitcn  Co. < 

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TctCSn^Mi  acTTioe. ........ 

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tianapoitati<Mi. . 


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11.28 

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1.68 

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1.88 

9.66 

7.40 

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6.80 

22.33 

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12.60 

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Accounts  settled  Dy  the  Auditor  lor  the  State  and  Other  D^artments  . . . , 

Total  disbursements , 

Repayments  on  account  of  auditor's  settlements 

Recoveries  on  account  of  overpajrments 


82,063.32 
9.27 


819,366.63 
1,463.89 

20,829.41 


Unsxpcnded  balance  to  iq;>propriation  Nov.  30, 1911 . 
Total  amount  appropriated. 


2,002.60 

18,786.82 
263.18 

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gdSeetion.      J  |    No.  222. 


CLAIMS  OF  POSTMASTERS  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  LOSSES  OF 
MONEY-ORDER  AND  POSTAL  FUNDS,  ETC. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  POSTMASTER  GENERAL, 

TRANBMITTINQ 

STATEMENT  SHOWING  IN  DETAIL  CLAIMS  OF  POSTMASTERS  FOB 
BEIMBT7BSEMENT  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  LOSSES  OF  MONEY-OBDEB 
AND  POSTAL  FT7NDS  ACTED  ON  DUBING  THE  FISCAL  YEAB 
ENDED  JUNE  80   1911. 


Dbobmbib  6, 1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Poet  Office 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Office  of  the  Postmasteb  General, 

Wdshingtan,  D,  C,  December  2, 1911. 
The  Spbakeb  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sm:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith,  in  compliance  with 
the  requirements  of  section  2  of  the  act  of  March  17, 1882  (22  Stats., 
30),  as  amended,  a  tabular  statement  showing  in  detail  the  claims  of 
postmasters  for  reimbursement  for  losses  of  money-order  and  postal 
lunds,  which  have  been  acted  on  by  the  Postmaster  General  auring 
the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  the  amounts  claimed,  amounts 
allowed,  disallowances,  causes  of  loss,  etc. 
Respectfully, 

Frank  H.  Hitchoook, 

Postmaster  Qeneral. 


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62d  Conobess, 
Sd  Session. 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.  J  Document 

1    No.  223. 


EXPENDITURES  OF  DIVISION  OF  NATURALIZATION, 
DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOR. 


liETTEBr  FROM  THE  ACTING  SECRETARY  OF  COMMERCE  AND 
LABOR  TRANSMTTTINa  STATEMENT  OF  EZPENDITT7RES  "MIS- 
CELLANEOXTS  EXPENSES,  DIVISION  OF  NATT7RALIZATION,  1011," 
AND  "DEFICIENCY  ACT  APPROVED  MARCH  4,  1011,''  UNDER 
CONTROI4  OF  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOR. 


Dbcbmbbb  5,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Depart- 
ment of  Commerce  and  Labor  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Depabtment  of  Commerce  and  Labor, 

Office  of  the  Secretary, 
WashinfftoTiy  December  IB ,  1911. 
Sir:  In  accordance  with  the  requirements  of  the  act  of  March  4, 
1909,  there  is  forwarded  herewith  a  detailed  report  of  the  expendi- 
tures under  the  appropriations  "Miscellaneous  expenses,  Division  of 
Naturalization,  1911,  and  the  "Deficiency  a«t  (Public,  No.  480) 
approved  March  4,  1911." 

Respectfully,  Ben.  S.  Cable, 

Acting  Secretary. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


Itemized  ttatement  of  expenditures  Jnyn  the  appropriations  **  Miscellaneous  expenses. 
Division  oj  Naturalization,  1911  "  and  *'DeJici^icy  act,  public  No,  4S0,  approved 
March  4.  1911," 


Salaries. 

Expenses. 

Railway 
travel. 

Rent. 

Tele- 
phone. 

Total. 

Boston 

11,400.00 

1187.45 

11,587.45 

Fairell,  James 

12.220.00 

1.817.50 

1,200.00 

1.200.00 

20.00 

$130.12 

626.20 

541.01 

27.37 

S228.61 
377.86 
92.11 
27.65 

2,587.73 

Choreh,  A.  F 

2,821.65 

Staples.  E.  W 

1,833.12 

DavisJ.  F 

1,255.02 

Farley.  W.  F 

20.00 

Total 

6,467.50 

1,333.79 

726.23  1    1,400.00 

187.45 

10.104.97 

New  York ^. 

1,240.00  1        289. 2S 

1,529.25 

Cowley  C.  O'C 

2.420.00 
1,980.17 
1,  .545. 00 
1,480.00 
1,480.00 
820.83 
600.00 

107.00 
159. 4D 
220.23 
417.67 
183.94 
124.16 
206.26 

83.14 
107.11 

63.68 
143.60 

2,610.14 

Muller.  C.  F 

2,255.(18 

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1,818.91 
2,041.27 

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Rjran,  "^hos.  F       .............. 

197.22 
83.30 
105.54 

1,861.16 

1,038.20 

910.80 

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2  EXPENDITURES,  DEPABTMENT  OF  COMMERCE  AND  LABOB. 

Itemized  statement  of  expenditvres  from  ike  appropriations  **  liitceUaneous  expenses^ 
Division  oj  Natiuralization,  1911,**  and  "Dejiciency  act,  public  No.  480,  approved 
March  4y  1911  "—Continued. 


Salaries. 

Expenses. 

RaUway 
traveL 

Rent 

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phone. 

TotaL 

New  York-Continued 

Solomon,  A.  8 

11,200.00 

1,010.00 

687.50 

131.07 

603.08 
44.19 
135.82 

270.81 
11.90 
60.25 

82,068.88 

Emmerich,  F.  C 

i.omlS 

Caatygione',  F.  8 

882.57 

BuUlvan,  H.  E 

131.07 

Total 

13,363.67 

$2,190.76 

$1,135.65 

$1,240.00 

$280.25 

18,219.12 

PhflfulfilphlA 

62.20 

52.30 

Shear,  J.  C 

2,220.00 

1,817.50 

594.17 

1,200.00 

816.67 

441.67 

225.10 
604.70 
862.08 

178.03 
138.66 

2,623.18 

Maloney,  M.  J 

2;  660. 86 
866.25 

Crooks,  Jos.  M 

Stephens,  Earl 

1,20a  00 

Waeoner.CE 

Nasn,  J.  A 

669.89 
297.01 

70.64 
66.27 

1;  547.30 
TIM.  95 

Total 

7,090.01 

2,148.78 

443.60 

62.20 

9, 714. 58 

164.70 

164.70 

Ragsdale,  W.  M 

2,220.00 
1.655.00 
1,415.00 
1,200.00 
176.00 

397.61 
259.02 
781. 78 
94.23 

460.61 
424.85 
156.60 
117.68 

8,078.12 
2,388.87 
2,858.37 
1,411.81 
178.00 

Stltiler,  J.  A.  O 

Shockley.  W.  T 

Weathe?6y.  R.  A 

EUinger,  R 

Total 

6,665.00 

1,632.64 

1,159.63 

164.70 

0,S1L87 

Chicago 

62.55 

62.55 

Cnitchfleid,  G.  A. 

2,220.00 
1,817.50 
1,500.00 
1,415.00 
1,157.50 
1,429.16 

95.96 
296.96 
237.86 
162.15 

61.25 
336.27 
265.66 
232.47 

2,877.21 

Weber,  F.  W 

2,4Sa75 

Boester,  C.  F 

2,003.53 

Schlotfeldt.  F.  J 

1,808.63 
1,157.50 
2,048.53 

8aoo 

Timnnaon,  H.  C 

PflimmeV.  C.  w .  „ 

341.64 

278.82 
20.00 

Roethe.  H.  L 

Total 

9,639.16 

1,134.49 

1,194.47 

62.65 

11, 93a  67 

Detroit 

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8a  00 

8a  00 

Bturees,  M.  A 

2, 22a  00 
1,817.50 
1,380.00 
1,20a  00 

471. 76 

44a  82 

608.56 

74.50 

67i.77 
606.99 
36&78 
83.63 

3,363.53 

2,867.31 
%2S&84 
1,358.22 

Roe&e,  H.  L 

Oallhpr,  fi.s 

Bradley,  H.S 

Total 

6,617.60 

1,40&73 

1,633.17 

8a  00 

0,827.49 

St,  Louis 

83.89 

8189 

Bevington,  M.  R 

2, 22a  00 

1,620.00 

1,429.16 

241.50 

812.50 

1,354.17 

197.50 

67.50 

72.50 

8a  84 
965.93 
657.05 
152.79 
1.65 
90a24 

20a  96 
238.85 
378.51 
102.66 
&40 
364.83 

2,501.80 

2,814.78 

2,464.72 

496l97 

Becker,  F.S 

Redwood,  C.C 

WiUson.  H.  A 

1 

LaBonte,  H.T 

'      ■        1          

823.55 

Scott,  Robt.  A 

2,  TOOL  34 
187.50 

Klier,  FredW 

Walker,  Wm.  T 

67.50 

Sausele,  W.C 

73.50 

Bradley.  H.S 

13.80 

13.80 

Total 

8,014.83 

2,838.50 

1,306.03 

83.80 

12,345l39 

' 

St.  Paul 

78.25 

7839 

Coleman,  R.S 

2,220.00 
1,487.42 
1,535.00 

i,3saoo 
1,20a  00 

41&20 
901.41 
865.01 
877.44 
28.42 

237.26 
197.10 
234.87 
2S&12 

2,878.48 
^686.98 
%6H88 

Doe,  R.  K 

Orifflng.  T  R    

Kasper,  W.V 

$SX56 

Howard,  Thos.  II 

'*M»nmfT,  0  w 

42.00 

"""*■*■** 

TMal 

7,822.42 

3,00a  48 

967.35 

7«l25 

11,96880 

DcBTer 

' 

aeaoo 

89.68 

419l6I 

Schmucker,  T.J 

2,220.00 
1,497.91 
366.67 
1.252.50 
1.157.50 

550.54 
637.01 
303.39 
829.66 
244.30 

683.12 

»7ae2 

274.20 
955.07 
258.25 

iB 

Bode.A.H' 



Northrup,  A.  8 

1 

Anthoni,  M.  H 

8.087.33 

EUerbe.  P.  L 

i;6Bafl5 

Total 

6,494.58 

2,56190 

3,149.36          aeaOOJ         89.81 

12,63887 

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Jtemixed  tUUemerU  of  expenditurea  fiom  the  appropriations  "  MiKeUaneous  ezperuet, 
Divinon  of  Natiuralization,**  191 1^  and  **Dejicimey  act,  public  No.  4S0,  approved 
March  4, 1911  ''—Continued. 


Salaries. 

Expenses. 

RaUway 
tzaveL 

Rent 

Tele- 
Idione. 

Total. 

P"^  Vrancinco 

191.12 

191.13 

BlasiT,  P.  W 

12, 22a  00 
1,62a  00 
1,535.00 
1,38a  00 
1,042.50 

1121.00 
187.85 
246.96 
838.06 

fl09.06 
604.80 
113.60 
44a  75 

2,4Sa05 
2,862.65 
1,895.55 
2, 169. 70 

JoiMS,  Frederick 

JUttleton,  F.  N 

8to0Mli]l,  B.F 

1,042.50 

Tt»tal 

7,797.50 

844.75 

1,268.20 

91.12 

10,001.57 

Seattle 

_  _     _ 

» — 

102.00 

102.00 

Smith,  J.  S 

2. 22a  00 
1,775.00 

laaoo 

1,415.00 
615.00 
400.00 

1,29a  00 

821.52 
389.20 

19.80 

242.90 

5.20 

78.60 
219.90 

377.80 
26a  25 
91.00 
203.04 
13.20 
5&60 
99.00 

2,010.32 

2,280.45 

24a  80 

Hmmrt).  H  F 

Staples,  8.0 

Gramiin,  W.  B 

1,861.00 
633.40 

Settle.  J.  C 

Caldwell,  J.  W 

537.20 

E11SI0W.C.A 

1,608.00 

Total 

7,845.00 

1,126.68 

1,106.89 

102.00 

10,182.57 

Waahlnitton. 

Moore.  6.  T 

1, 133. 17 
682.33 
668.33 
189.83 
191.26 
30.00 
163.75 

847.44 

470.91 

890.81 

5.45 

880.63 

829.80 

285.18 

1.50 

1,870.24 

Oraves,  P.  F 

1,403.04 

fifmmoiiff,  Wm.  W 

1.83&83 

Hadson,  b.  6 

106.78 

Donn,  t.  N 

101.35 

CrogMii,  E.  K.  S 

ira^ii*rio11,  R.  A 

30.00 

163.75 

Total      

3.053.66 

1,223.11 

1,006.11 

5,382.88 

Division 

Crist,  Raymond  F 

75.45 
21.06 
35.80 
3.25 

75.06 
41.25 
6.65 
6.00 

151.40 

Homer,  P.  T 

62.31 

BorriU  H.  R 

82.45 

Peake.  Wm.  T 

8.25 

Total 

134.56 

120.85 

354.41 

Oiand  total 

90.760.73 

31,650.06 

15. 33a  34 

$3,000.00 

1.229.04 

131.870.17 

SAULBIES  ASSISTANTS  TO  CLISKS  OF  OOUBTa 

Boston,  United  States  Cireait  Court: 

OfliinK,  Andfew •656.53 

Flynn,  Oraoe 30.67 

Cormier,  Beatrice  0 30.67 

Dunham,  Eva  W 3a  67 

TotaL 1748.54 

Now  York,  United  States  District  Court: 

Oikl^k,Wm.H 1.051.36 

New  York,  United  States  Cirooit  Court: 

QthOl,  JohnR 1,600.00 

McCormack,  Peter..-. 1,000.00 

Ferry,  ChaB.W 286.11 

G«nae,  Alexander  a 600.00 

Total 3,206.10 

New  York,  Supreme  Court,  New  York  County: 

Heim,John 014.66 

Julias,  Annas 530.56 

Koupal,  De  Witt  C 853.60 

Wallace,  Robert 1,006.66 

Bush,  Wilson  Dee 1.120.90 

Schwarts,  Louis 432.00 

CooLSamuelT 601.67 

Strutheri,  Hannah 166.67 

MnOer,  Frances  H 720.00 

Fuki,iaac 216.66 

ConfleM,  Rudolph 240.00 

Despensers,  Charles 06.00 

Total 7,007.46 

Biooklyn,  United  States  Dirtriot  Court: 

QedneT,DeWittC 1.200.00 

OutedancLouiBJ 433.84 

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Brooklyn,  Sapreme  Ck>art,  Kings  Cioanty: 

Bradshaw,  Thomas  F Sl»800.00 

Lemken,  Charles  £ 1.800.00 

I>exmin,  James  P 454.03 

Piatt,  Clark  E 800.00 

Burke,  Thos.F 066.07 

TotaL-. S6.S31.W 

19,348.29 
Amount  of  expenditures  for  telegrams  in  connection  with  the  travel  oTthe  oflloen  amd  enployeee 

in  the  field  service 149.09 

Orand  total  as  above 131,870.17 

Total  expenditures  from  the  appropriation 151.36&15 

Begular  appropriation,  1011 150,000.09 

Urgent  dcmciency  appropriation,  1011 : 2,801.00 

Total  appropriations,  misoeUaoaous  expenses,  1011 152,801.00 

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Sd  Sestion.       f  t  No.  224. 


NO  HOSTILITIES  BY  INDIANS  AGAINST  UNITED  STATES 
DURING  FISCAL  YEAR  1911. 


LETTER 


VBOM 


THE  COMMISSIONER  OF  INDIAN  AFFAIRS, 

BBPOBTIKO 

THAT  NO  INDIAN  TRIBE  FOB  WHICH  APPBOPBIATIONS  ABE  MADE 
HAS  ENQAQED  IN  HOSTILITIES  AGAINST  THE  T7NITED  STATES 
DUBING  THE  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDING  XONE  80,  1011. 


DiciMBSB  5, 1911. — ^Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  Affairs  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Department  op  the  Interiob, 
Office  Commissioner  op  Indian  Appaibs, 

Washington^  November  Wt^  1911. 
Sir:  Section  2100  of  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  United  States 
provides: 

No  moneys  or  annuities  stipulated  by  any  treaty  with  an  Indian  tribe  for  which 
api)ropriations  are  made  shall  be  expended  for,  or  paid,  or  delivered  to  any  tribe 
which,  since  the  next  preceding  payment  under  such  treaty,  has  engaged  in  hostili- 
ties against  the  United  States,  or  against  its  citizens  peacefully  or  lawfully  sojourn- 
ing or  traveling  within  its  jurisdiction  at  the  time  of  such  hostilities;  nor  in  such 
case  shall  such  stipulated  payments  or  deliveries  be  resumed  until  new  appropria- 
tions shall  have  been  made  therefor  by  Congress.  And  the  Commissioner  of  Indian 
Affairs  shall  report  to  Congress,  at  each  session,  any  case  of  hostilities,  by  any  tribe 
with  which  the  United  States  has  treaty  stipulations,  which  has  occurred  since  his 
next  preceding  report 

I  have  the  honor  to  report  that  no  Indian  tribe  for  which  appropria- 
tions are  made  by  Congress  has  engaged  in  hostilities  against  tlie 
United  States,  or  against  its  citizens,  daring  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  30,  1911. 

Aespectfully,  R.  G.  Valentine, 

Oomnmaioner. 
Approved: 

Walter  L.  Fisher,  Secretary. 

December  4, 1911. 

The  Speaker  op  the  House  op  Representatives. 


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ed  Seman.       f  7    No.  226. 


TRAVELING  EXPENSES  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES 
OF  LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS. 


UBTTEB  FROM  THE  LZBBABIAN  OF  CONGBESS  TRANSMITTING  A 
STATEMENT  OF  TBAVEL  EXPENSES  INCUBBED  BY  OFFICERS 
AND  EMPLOYEES  OF  THE  IJBBABY  OF  CONGBESS  DX7BING 
THE  FISCAL  YEAB  1911. 


Dbobmbbb  5»  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  the  Library  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


LiBBABY  OF  CONOBESSy 

OpPIOB   OP  THE  LiBBABIAN, 

Washington,  December  4,  1911. 

Sib:  In  accordance  with  section  4,  act  of  May  22,  1908,  I  have  the 
honor  to  submit  herewith  a  statement  showing  in  detail  what  officers 
or  employees  of  the  Library  of  Congress  have  traveled  on  official 
business  from  Washington  to  points  outside  of  the  District  of  Colum- 
bia during  the  fiscal  year  1911,  giving  in  each  case  the  full  title 
of  the  official,  the  destination  or  destinations  of  such  travel,  the 
business  or  work  on  account  of  which  the  same  was  made,  and  the 
total  expense  to  the  United  States  charged  in  each  case. 

The  Library  appropriations  against  which  travel  may  be  charged 
are:  Contingent  expenses,  card  indexes  (up  to  $500),  increase  of 
Library  (travel  connected  with  acquisition  of  material  by  purchase, 
gift,  or  exchange). 

As  given  the  list  shows  the  items  in  mereljr  chronological  order. 
The  totals  chargeable  to  the  respective  appropriations  are  as  follows: 

Contingent  expenses $948. 81 

Oaidindexee 141.50 

InereaseB  of  the  Library 1,927.11 

8,017.42 
Very  respectfully, 

Hebbert  Putnam, 
Librarian  of  Congress. 
The  Speakbb  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


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62d  Congress,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Document 
2d  Session.       S  \   No.  226. 


SIMON  LYON,  ADMINISTRATOR. 


LETTEB  PBOM  THE  ASSISTANT  CLEBK  OF  THE  COUBT  OF  CLAIMS 
TBANSMITTINa  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDINGS  FILED  BY  THE 
COUBT  IN  THE  CASE  OF  SIMON  LYON,  ADMINISTBATOB  OF  THE 

.  ESTATE  OF  ALFBED  T.  A.  TOBBEBT,  DECEASED,  AGAINST  THE 
UNITED  STATES. 


Decembbb  6,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  and  ordered  to 

be  printed. 


Court  of  Claims,  Clerk's  Oftice, 

Washington^  December  4, 1911. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
Sir  :  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court  I  transmit  herewith  a  cer- 
tified copy  of  the  findings  of  fact  filed  by  the  court  in  the  aforesaid 
cause,  which  case  was  referred  to  this  court  by  the  Committee  on  War 
Claims,  House  of  Representatives,  under  the  act  of  March  3,  1883, 
Rnown  as  the  Bowman  Act. 

I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  Clerk  Court  of  Claims. 


[Court  of  Claims.     Congressional  case  No.  14775.     Simon  Lyon,  administrator  of  tbe 
estate  of  Alfred  T.  A.  Torbert,  deceased,  v.  The  United  States.] 

STATEMENT  OF  CASE. 

The  claim  in  the  above-entitled  case  for  arrears  of  pay  aUeged  to  be  due  on 
account  of  the  seryices  of  Alfred  T.  A.  Torbert,  deceased,  in  the  Army  of  the 
United  States,  was  transmitted  to  the  court  by  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  of 
tbe  House  of  Representatives  on  June  21,  1910. 

The  case  was  brought  to  a  hearing  on  its  merits  on  the  5th  day  of  December, 
1910.  Lyon  &  Lyon  appeared  for  the  claimant,  and  the  Attorney  General,  by 
(reorge  M.  Anderson,  ESsq.,  his  assistant,  and  under  his  direction,  appeared  for 
the  defense  and  protection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  claimant  in  his  petition  makes  substantially  the  following  allegations: 
That  he  Is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States  and  a  resident  of  the  city  of  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  and  is  the  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Alfred  T.  A.  Torber^,  who 
died  Angnst  29,  1880; 

That  said  Alfred  T.  A.  Torbert  entered  the  United  States  Military  Academy  as 
a  cadet  September  1,  1851;  that  he  graduated  therefrom  and  was  appointed 
second  lieutenant  of  Infantry  July  1,  1855 ;  was  promoted  first  lieutenant  Feb- 
ruary 25,  1861,  captain  September  25,  1861,  colonel  First  New  Jersey  Infantiy 
September  16,  1862,  brigadier  general  of  Volunteers  November  29,  1862,  and 
resigned  from  the  United  States  Army  October  31,  1866; 


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2  SIMON  LYON,  ADMINISTRATOR. 

'^^bat  by  reason  of  bis  said  services  said  Torbert  became  entitled  to  longevity 
increase  pay  under  tbe  acts  of  Ck)ngre8S  approved  July  5.  1838  (5  Stat&,  2S8) : 
Marcb  2,  1867  (14  Stats.,  434) ;  July  5,  1870  (16  Stats.,  320) ;  June  18,  1878  (20 
Stats.,  160) ;  and  February  24,  1881  (21  Stats.,  346),  computing  tbe  time  served 
at  tbe  Military  Academy  as  a  cadet  in  accordance  witb  tbe  decisions  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  tbe  United  States  in  tbe  cases  of  United  States  t;.  Tyler 
(105  U.  S..  244),  United  States  v.  Morton  (112  U.  S.,  1),  and  United  States  v. 
Watson  (130  U.  S..  80). 

Tbat  under  tbe  ruling  of  tbe  accounting  officers  said  officer  was  paid  longevity 
pay  beginning  July  1,  1860,  and  bis  service  as  a  cadet  at  tbe  Military  Academy 
was  not  counted  in  computing  said  longevity  increase  pay ;  tbat  under  the  deci- 
sions of  tbe  Supreme  Court  in  said  cases  of  Tyler,  Morton,  and  Watson  said 
decedent  was  entitled  to  have  bis  service  as  a  cadet  counted,  and  tbat  the  date 
of  commencement  of  bis  longevity  increase  is  September  1,  1856. 

Tbat  application  was  made  to  tbe  Auditor  for  tbe  War  Department  for  sucb 
longevity  pay  and  allowances  due  under  said  decisions,  and  said  claim  was  disal- 
lowed by  tbat  officer  on  August  8,  1884;  tbat.  following  tbe  decision  of  the 
CJoniptroller  of  tbe  Treasury  in  tbe  case  of  Alexander  O.  Brodle  on  May  18, 
1908,  application  was  made  for  said  decedent's  longevity  pay  and  allowances, 
but  tbe  accounting  officers  of  tbe  Treasury  beld  tbat  tbe  claim  having  been 
previously  decided,  they  were  without  authority  of  law  to  reopen  and  adjust 
same,  although  similar  claims  are  now  being  paid  by  said  officers. 

That  said  Alfred  T.  A.  Torbert  served  continuously  throughout  the  War  of 
the  Rebellion  in  the  United  States  Army  and  was  loyal  to  the  United  States 
Gfovemment. 

The  court,  upon  tbe  evidence  and  after  considering  tbe  briefs  and  argaments 
of  counsel  on  both  sides,  makes  tbe  following 

FINDINGS  OF  FAOT. 

1.  The  claimant  is  the  duly  appointed  administrator  of  the  estate  of  Alfred 
T.  A.  Torbert,  deceased,  and  resides  in  the  city  of  Washington,  D.  C. 

2.  Claimant's  decedent  was  an  officer  in  tbe  United  States  Army,  having 
t>een  appointed  a  cadet  at  the  Military  Academy  September  1,  1851.  He  gradu- 
ated therefrom  and  was  appointed  second  lieutenant  of  infantry  July  1,  1856; 
was  promoted  to  be  first  lieutenant  February  25,  1861;  captain,  September  25, 
1801 ;  colonel  First  New  Jersey  Infantry,  September  16.  1861 ;  brigadier  general 
of  volunteers,  November  29,  1862;  was  honorably  mustered  out  of  volunteers 
January  15,  1866,  and  resigned  October  31,  1866. 

3.  In  tbe  settlement  of  said  decedent's  account  by  tbe  accounting  officers  of 
tbe  Treasury  be  has  been  paid  bis  first  longevity  increase  ration  from  July  1. 
1860,  and  tbe  additional  increase  for  each  five  years  thereafter,  exclusive  of 
his  cadet  service  at  tbe  Military  Academy. 

4.  Under  the  decision  of  the  United  States  Supreme  Ck)urt  in  the  case  of 
United  States  v.  Watson  (130  U.  S.,  80).  said  decedent's  longevity  period  should 
begin  as  follws:  First  period,  September  1,  1856;  second  period.  September  1, 
1861 ;  third  period,  September  1,  1866,  to  October  31,  1866 ;  and  the  difference 
between  the  amount  actually  paid  to  him  and  the  amount  to  which  he  was 
entitled  under  the  said  decision  for  said  periods  is  as  follows: 

First  longevity  period,  Sept.  1.  1856,  to  June  30,  1860 $419.70 

Second  longevity  period,  Sept.  1,  1861,  to  Jan.  15,  1863 150.60 

Third  longevity  period,  Sept.  1,  1866,  to  Oct.  31,  1866 30. 50 

600.80 

Less  internal-revenue  tax |2. 75 

Less  overpayments  account  pay  and  allowances 148. 29 

16L04 

Leaving  a  net  balance  of  four  hundred  and  forty-nine  dollars  and  sev- 
enty-six cents 449.76 

Filed  May  1,  1911. 

Bt  the  Oouir. 
A  true  copy. 

Test  this  81st  day  of  October,  1911. 
[SKAL.]  John  Randolph, 

AuUtant  Olerk,  Ctmrt  of  €fla4m». 

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M  Session.       \  \    No.  227. 


HORATIO  G.  GIBSON. 


IiBTTEB  PBOX  THE  ASSISTANT  CIiEBK  OF  THE  COXTBT  OE  CX.AIMS 
TKANSMrmKG  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDINGS  FILED  BY  THE  COUBT 
IN  THE  CASE  OF  HORATIO  G.  GIBSON  AGAINST  THE  UNITED 
STATES. 


Decembeb  5,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  and  ordered  to 

be  printed. 


Court  of  Claims,  Cijerk's  Office, 

Washington^  December  4,  1911. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 
Sir  :  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court  I  transmit  herewith  a  cer- 
tified COOT  of  the  findings  of  fact  filed  by  the  court  in  the  aforesaid 
cause,  which  case  was  referred  to  this  court  by  the  Committee  on 
War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Representatives  under  the  act  of  March 
3,  1883,  known  as  the  Bowman  Act. 
I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  Clerk  Court  of  Claims. 


[Court  of  Claims  of  the  United  States.     Congressional,  No.  14,771.    Horatio  G.  Gibson  v. 

The  United  States.] 

BTATBMBNT  OF   0A8E. 

The  claim  in  the  above-entitled  case,  for  arrears  of  pay  alleged  to  be  due  on 
account  of  the  services  of  claimant  in  the  Army  of  the  United  States,  was  trans- 
mitted to  the  court  by  the  Ck)mmittee  on  War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives on  June  11,  1910. 

The  case  was  brought  to  a  hearing  on  its  merits  on  the  5th  day  of  December, 
1910. 

Lyon  &  Lyon  appeared  for  the  claimant,  and  the  Attorney-General,  by 
George  M.  Anderson,  Esq.,  his  assistant  and  under  his  direction,  appeared  for 
the  defense  and  protection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  claimant  in  his  petition  makes  substantially  the  following  allegations: 
That  he  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States  and  a  resident  of  the  city  of  Wash- 
ington, D.  G. ;  that  he  entered  the  United  States  Military  Academy  as  a  cadet 
on  the  1st  day  of  July,  1843,  and  after  having  graduated  therefrom  he  served 
in  the  United  States  Army  as  second  lieutenant.  Second  Artillery,  from  July 
1,  1847 ;  first  lieutenant  from  May  26,  1851 ;  captain  from  May  14,  1881 ;  lieu- 
tenant colonel.  Second  Ohio  Artillery,  from  August  1,  1863 ;  colonel,  August  15, 
1863;  major.  Third  Artillery,  February  5,  1867;  lieutenant  colonel  from  April 
19, 1882;  colonel  from  December  1, 1883;  and  retired  May  22,  1891. 


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2  HORATIO  0.  OIBSOV. 

That  by  reason  of  his  services  at  tbe  United  States  Military  Academy  as  a 
cadet  and  as  a  commissioned  officer  be  became  entitled  to  longevity  increase  pay 
under  the  acts  of  Ck)ngre6S  approved  July  5,  1838  (5  Stats.,  258) ;  act  of  March 
2,  1867  (14  Stats.,  434) ;  act  of  July  5,  1870  (16  Stats.,  820) ;  act  of  June  18* 
1878  (20  Stats.,  150) ;  and  act  of  February  24,  1881  (21  Stats.,  346),  computing 
the  time  he  served  at  the  United  States  Military  Academy  as  a  cadet  in  accord- 
ance with  the  decisions  of  the  United  States  Supreme  Court  in  the  cases  of 
United  States  v.  Tyler  (105  U.  S.,  244),  United  States  v.  Morton  (112  U.  S.,  1). 
and  United  States  v.  Watson  (130  U.  S.,  80). 

That  under  the  construction  of  the  laws  as  then  followed  by  the  accounting 
officer  claimant's  longevity  increase  was  made  to  commence  July  1,  1852,  and 
his  time  at  the  Military  Academy  as  a  cadet  was  not  counted  in  computing  and 
paying  said  longevity  increase  pay;  that  under  the  decisions  of  the  Supreme 
Oourt  in  the  above-mentioned  cases  claimant  is  entitled  to  longevity  increase 
pay  and  allowances  in  the  sum  of  $2,200,  allowing  for  the  time  spent  at  the 
Militnry  Academy. 

That  application  was  made  to  the  Auditor  for  the  War  Department  for  such 
longevity  increase  pay  due  under  said  decisions,  but  the  claim  was  disallowed 
November  17,  1890;  that  on  May  18,  1908,  the  Comptroller  of  the  Treasury  in 
the  case  of  Brodie  decided  that  officers  of  the  United  States  Army  were  entitled 
to  longevity  increase  pay,  computing  the  time  spent  at  the  Military  Academy; 
that  thereafter  claimant  applied  for  said  longevity  pay  and  allowances  to  the 
accounting  officers  of  the  Treasury,  who  refused  to  reopen  and  reconsider  the 
claim:  that  claimant  served  continuously  throughout  the  Civil  War  in  the 
United  States  Army  and  was  loyal  to  the  United  States  Ck>vemment  throughout 
said  Rebellion. 

The  court,  upon  the  evidence  and  after  considering  the  briefs  and  arguments 
of  counsel  on  both  sides,  makes  the  foUovring 

mffDINGB  OF  FACT. 

1.  Claimant  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States  and  a  resident  of  Washington, 
D.  0. 

2.  He  was  an  officer  in  the  United  States  Army,  having  been  appointed  a  cadet 
at  the  Military  Academy  July  1,  1843;  he  graduated  therefrom  and  was  ap- 
pointed second  lieutenant  July  1,  1847;  was  promoted  to  be  lirst  lieutenant 
May  26, 1851 ;  captain  May  14, 1861 ;  major  February  5, 1867 ;  lieutenant  colonel 
April  19,  1882 ;  and  colonel  December  1,  18S3. 

3.  In  the  settlement  of  claimant's  account  by  the  accounting  officers  of  the 
Treasury  he  has  been  paid  his  first  longevity  ration  from  July  1,  1852,  and  one 
additional  ration  for  each  five  years  subsequent  thereto. 

4.  Under  the  decision  of  the  United  States  Supreme  0)urt  in  the  case  of 
United  States  v.  Watson  (130  U.  S.,  80)  said  claimant  was  entitled  to  additional 
pay,  as  follows : 

First  longevity  period,  July  1, 1848.  to  June  30,  1852 $292. 20 

Second  longevity  period,  July  1,  1853,  to  June  30.  1857 328. 70 

Third  longevity  period,  July  1,  1858,  to  June  30,  1862 438. 30 

Fourth  longevity  period,  July  1,  1863,  to  June  30,  1867 543. 90 

Fifth  longevity  period,  July  1,  1868,  to  July  14,  1870 223. 20 

1,82a  30 

Less  tax $36.15 

Less  net  overpayment 65.44 

101.60 

Leaving  a  balance  of  seventeen  hundred  and  twenty-four  dollars 
and  seventy-one  cents 1,724.71 

By  tbf  Ooiowt. 

Filed  May  1,  1911. 

A  true  copy. 

Test  this  31^  day  of  October,  1911. 

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Dbcimbsb  5,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  the  Territories  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Dbpabtment  of  the  Interior, 

Washington,  December  4,  1911. 
Sib:  I  have  the  honor  to  forward  herewith  one  copy  each  of  the 
senate  journal  and  house  journal  of  the  regular  session  of  the  sixth 
legislature  of  the  Territory  of  Hawaii  for  1911,  together  with  a  copy 
of  the  laws  of  the  Territory  of  Hawaii  enactea  at  the  special  session 
of  1909,  and  the  regular  session,  1911,  submitted  through  this  depart- 
ment by  the  secretarjr  of  the  Territory  of  Hawaii  for  your  considera- 
tion, pursuant  to  section  69  of  the  ^'Act  to  provide  a  government  for 
the  Territory  of  Hawaii,"  approved  April  30,  1900  (31  Stat,  164). 
Very  respectfully, 

Walter  L.  Fisheb, 

The  Speaker  or  the  House  of  Representatives. 


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2d  Session.       )  I    No.  229. 


EXPENSES  OF  REVENUE-CUTTER  SERVICJB. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY, 


SUBMITTINa 


STATEMENT  OF  EXPENSES  OF  THE  BEVENUE-dTTOTEB  SBBVIC3S 
FOB  THE  FISCAL  YBAB  ENDING  JX7NB  30,  1911. 


Decembeb  6,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Tren^ury 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Teeasury  Department, 
Office  of  the  Secretary, 
WashingUmf  December  4f  191 L 
Sir:  In  compliance  with  the  reauirements  of  chapter  1069,  Stat- 
utes at  Large  (p.  511,  vol.  25),  I  nave  the  honor  to  state  that  the 
detailed  expenses  of  the  Revenue-Cutter  Service  for  the  fiscal  year 
ended  June  30,  1911,  were  as  follows: 

Pay  of  commissioned  officers  and  cadets,  including  conunutation  of 

quarters  and  lieht  and  heat 1837, 99L  93 

Fay  of  warrant  officers,  enlisted  men,  pilot,  and  instructors,  including 

commuted  rations 868, 223. 02 

Rations  of  crews 132,422.18 

Fuel  and  water 210,479.21 

Ship  chandlery  and  engineers'  stores  and  supplies  and  outfits 202, 253. 75 

Repairs 173,427.82 

Traveling  expenses  and  mileage 18, 631. 76 

Contingent  expenses 21, 612. 16 

2,45.^04L63 

Respectfully, 

Franklin  MaoVsagh, 

Secretary. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 

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TRAVELING  EXPENSES  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES 
OF  POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  POSTMASTEK  GENERAL, 

TBANSMrmNQ 

STATEMENT  SHOWING  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES  OF  THE  POST 
OFFICE  DEPARTMENT  WHO  IN  DISCHABGE  OF  THEIB  DITTIES 
TRAVELED  FBOM  WASHINOTON  TO  POINTS  OT7TSIDE  OF  THE 
DISTRICT  OF  C0LT7MBIA  DX7RING  FISCAL  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE 
30,  1911. 


Deoembbb  6,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Goxnmittee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Post  Office 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Office  op  the  Postmaster  General, 

WasMrigUm,  D.  C,  December  4,  1911. 
The  Speaker  op  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sir:  In  conformity  with  the  requirements  of  section  4  of  the 
act  approved  May  22,  1908,  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the  accom- 

?^anymg  "statement  showing  in  detail  what  officers  or  employees 
other  than  special  agents,  inspectors,  or  employees  who  in  the  dis- 
charge of  their  regular  duties  are  required  to  constantly  travel) 
have  traveled  on  official  business  from  Washington  to  points  outside 
the  District  of  Columbia  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911, 
giving  in  each  case  the  full  title  of  the  officer  or  employee,  the  desti- 
nation or  destinations  of  such  travel,  the  business  or  work  on  account 
of  which  the  same  was  made,  and  the  total  expense  to  the  United 
States  charged  in  each  case.'' 

Respectfully,  Frank  H.  Hitchcock, 

Postmaster  General. 


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PROCEEDS  OP  PUBLIC  PROPERTY. 


LETTEE 


FBOK 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY. 

TBANSMITTINa 

A  STATEMENT  OF  ALL  MONEY  ABZSZNa  F&OM  P&OGBEDS  OF  PX7B- 
LZO  PBOPEBTY  DIJBZNO  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JUNE  30,  1911, 
WHICH  WEBE  NOT  PAID  INTO  THE  TBEASX7BY  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES;  ALSO  PAYMENTS  MADE  THEBEFBOM 


Dboxmber  6, 1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Treasory 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed 


Tbsasubt  Dbpabtment, 

Office  of  thb  Secbbtabt, 
Washinffkm,  December  4t  1911. 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sir:  In  compliance  with  section  6  of  the  sundry  civil  appropriation 
act  of  June  30,  1906  (34  Stat.,  p.  763),  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit 
herewith  copy  of  a  communication  from  the  Assistant  Secretary  of 
War  of  November  4,  1911,  submitting  statements  of  all  moneys  aris- 
ing from  proceeds  of  public  property  during  the  fiscal  year  ended 
Jime  30,  1911,  which  were  not  paid  into  the  Treasuiy  of  the  United 
States;  also  pavments  made  therefrom. 
Respectfully, 

Franklin  MacVbaoh,  Secretary. 


War  Department, 

Washington,  November  4, 1911. 

Sir:  In  compliance  with  section  5  of  the  sundry  civil  act  approved 

June  30. 1906, 1  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  reports  nrom  the 

Acting  Chief  of  Engineers,  the  Acting  Chief  of  Ordnance,  the  Surgeon 

General,  and  the  Commissary  General  of  the  Army,  showing  the  pro- 


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ceeds  of  public  property  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911, 
which  were  not  covered  into  the  General  Treasury  of  the  United 
States;  also  payments  made  therefrom. 

In  addition  to  the  amounts  shown  in  the  foregoing  reports,  the 
chairman  of  the  Shiloh  National  Military  Park  Conumssion  reports 
the  sum  of  $19.07  collected  for  rent  and  deposited  to  the  creoit  of 
"Miscellaneous  receipts." 

All  other  branches  of  the  War  Department  report  no  moneys  aris- 
ing from  proceeds  of  public  property  during  the  period  mentioned 
which  were  not  paid  into  the  General  Treasury. 
Very  respectfully, 

Robert  Shaw  Oijveb, 
Assistant  Secretary  of  War. 
The  honorable  the  Sbobetaby  of  the  Tbeasuby. 


War  Department, 
Office  of  the  Chief  op  Engineebs, 

Washington,  July  28,  1911. 
The  Secbetabt  of  Wab. 

Sib:  1.  In  compUance  with  section  6  of  the  sundry  civil  act 
approved  June  30,  1906,  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  a 
statement  for  the  fiscal  year  1911  of  the  proceeds  of  public  property 
not  deposited  in  the  General  Treasury. 

2.  Tne  accounts  of  two  officers  in  the  Philippine  Islands  for  June 
have  not  been  received,  and  an  account  of  the  Jacksonville  (Fla.) 
office  for  May  was  returned.  If  these  show  any  items  that  should 
be  reported  a  supplemental  statement  will  be  submitted. 

3.  The  various  items  received  were  added  to  the  balances  in  the 
hands  of  the  disbursing  officers  and  expended  for  general  purposes 
under  the  appropriations  to  which  they  properly  pertained,  so  that 
it  is  impracticable  to  state  the  particular  purpose  to  which  each  item 
was  applied. 

Very  respectfully,  Edw.  Burr, 

Acting  Ohi^  of  Engineers. 


Statement  of  proceeds  of  public  property  not  paid  into  the  General  Treaewry  during  the 

fiscal  year  1911, 


Collecting  oflQoer. 

Station. 

Month. 

Source  of  ftinds. 

Amount. 

Kellv.Capt.  W 

Do 

Manila 

Feb.,  1911 
Mar.,  1911 
Apr.,  1911 
May,  1911 
Apr.,  1911 

July,  1910 
Aug.,  1910 
Sept.,  1910 
Dec.,  1910 
Jan.,  1911 
Feb.,  1911 
Apr.,  1911 
May,  1911 
Jan.,  1911 

Receipts  from  Government  mess. . 

do 

do 

do .      .. 

S258.84 

do 

do 

....do 

87.73 
93.06 
13&96 

DiUon,  Lieut.  T.H.... 

Adams,  Capt.  E.M.... 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Kinflnan,  Col.  Dan  C. 

do 

Charleston 

CoUection    account    damage    to 

transit. 
Sale  of  blue  prints 

2.B0 
.75 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do •. 

Sale  of  maps 

5.62 
.40 
1.06 
.27 
1.00 
4.80 
2.40 

8anford.Lieut.Col.J.C. 

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5.8S 

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Statement  of  proceeds  of  public  property  not  paid  into  the  General  Treasury  during  the 
fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 


CoUectiDg  officer. 

Statton. 

Month. 

Source  of  fund^. 

Amount 

Black,  Cot  W.M 

New  York,  No.  1.... 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Sept.,  1910 
Oct.,  1910 
Nov..  1910 
Dec.,  1910 
Jan.,  1911 
Feb.,  1911 
Mar.,  1911 
Apr.,  1911 
May,  1911 
June,  1911 
Sent.,  1910 

Sale  of  maps 

13.60 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

6.35 
6.30 
S.42 
11.70 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

4.85 
3.15 
5.87 
5.95 
1.26 

Shunk,  MaJ.  F.  R 

Do 

St.  Paul 

Sale  of  old  typewriter 

20.00 

do 

PaiA  of  mArhin<Ty 

70.00 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

Dec.,  1910 
Feb.,  1911 
June,  1911 
July,  1910 

Dec.,  1910 
Jan.,  1911 
Feb.,  1911 
Mar.,  1911 
Apr.,  1911 
May,  1911 
June,  1911 

May,  1911 

Amount  received  account  board... 
Rental  of  land 

22.25 
1.00 

Do 

Sale  of  blue  prints 

1.60 

Barden,  Maj.  W.  J 

Do 

Washington      Bar- 
racks. 

do 

do 

do 

Collection  account  repairs  to  in- 
struments. 
Sale  of  property 

19.40 
32.44 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

8.65 
14.45 

Do    

do 

18.00 

Do 

Do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

12.00 
8.65 

Kingman,  CoL  D.  C. . . . 
Smith,  Maj.  C.  S 

Savannah 

Reimbursement  by  railroad  com- 
pany account  use  of  snagboat. 

483.60 

Memphis 

.25 

1,372.45 

War  Department, 
Office  of  the  Chief  of  Engineers, 

Washingtonj  November  8,  1911. 
The  Secretary  op  War. 

Sir:  1.  Referring  to  letter  from  this  office  of  July  28,  1911^  sub- 
mitting statement  required  by  section  5  of  the  sundry  civil  act 
approved  Jime  30,  1906,  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the  supple- 
mental statement  referred  to  therein,  as  follows: 

Collected  by  Capt.  W.  Kelly,  Corps  of  Engineers,  at  Manila,  P.  I.,  in  June,  1911, 
on  account  of  receipts  from  Government  mess,  being  proceeds  of  public  property  not 
deposited  in  the  General  Treasury,  $110.90. 


Very  respectfully, 


W.  H.  BlXBT, 

Chief  of  Engineers,  United  States  Army. 


War  Department, 
Office  of  the  Chief  of  Ordnance, 

WasUngton,  July  22,  1911. 
The  Secretary  op  War. 

Sir:  1.  Referring  to  section  5  of  the  act  making  appropriations  for 
sundry  civil  expenses  of  the  Government  approved  June  30,  1906, 
I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  statement  showing  all  moneys 
received  during  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  which  were  not 

Said  into  the  General  Treasury  of  the  United  States,  together  with  a 
etailed  account  of  all  payments  made  from  such  funds  during  the 
same  year,  viz: 


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WaUrtmm  Aftenal, 


Date. 

Amount. 

Ezpeoded  on  pfty 

Jnhr 

1010. 

8481.07 
423.02 
014.20 
202.08 
100.83 
110.70 

31L26 
112.67 
00.38 
876.10 
60.88 
45.38 

Jnly. 

Baptember. 
October. 

Ancnst 

SeDtember 

October 

November 

Norember. 

December. .a.. 

December. 

Jeimary.. 

1911. 

Icnmiy. 

Febniary I 

Mtr^h       . 

April 

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Rack  Idand  Anenal. 

BSCEIPTS. 

ReceiptB  for  electric  current  from  the  Moline  Water  Power  Co.,  Rock  Islaiid 

Arsenal  Golf  Club,  and  various  officers $277.48 

For  making  tests  for  various  persons 22. 00 

Total  receipts 299.48 

OISBUB8EMENTS. 

Disbursements  for  labor 299. 48 

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Jno.  T.  Thompson. 
lAeut.  Col.,  Ord.  Dept,  United  StaUs  Army^ 

Acting  Chief  (tfOrananee. 


Wab  Dbpabivsnt, 

OfFIOB  of  the  CoMMISSABY  GENEBALy 

Washington^  July  £0, 1911. 
The  honorable  the  Seobbtabt  of  Wab. 

Sm:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  section  5  of  the  act  of 
Congress  approved  June  30,  1906,  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the 
following  statement,  viz: 

Total  of  all  moneys  arising  from  the  proceeds  of  subsistence  supplies  as 
shown  by  accounts  received,  pertaining  to  the  fiscal  year  1911 $1, 547, 29S.  71 

£;q)emdituree  (under  sec.  3G92,  Rev.  Stat.): 

Purchase  of  articles  of  the  ration $900,148.43 

Purchase  of  articles  for  sale 254,413.61 

Purchase  of  property 34,222.54 

Puidiaseofice 9,368.51 

Payment  of  savings 240,145.88 

Payment  of  commutation  of  rations 72,389.95 

Payment  of  extra-duty  pay 6, 036. 54 

Payment  of  salaries 30,570.25 

1,547,295.71 


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Porto  Rico,  as  shown  by  accounts  received  for  fiscal  year  1911.  A 
supplonental  statement  will  be  rendered  when  the  complete  accounts 
are  received. 

Very  respectfully,  Hekby  G.  Shabpb^ 

Commissary  OenerdL 


Wab  Dspabthent, 

OfFIOB  of  the  COBOilSSABT  GbNERAL, 

Washington,  November  i,  1911. 
The  honorable  the  Secbbtabt  of  Wab. 

Sm:  Beferring  to  letter  from  this  oflBice  of  July  20,  1911,  submit- 
ing  statement  required  by  section  5  of  the  act  of  Congress  approved 
June  30.  1906,  I  nave  the  honor  to  submit  the  supplemental  state- 
ment referred  to  therein  as  follows: 

Totel  ol  aU  moneys  arising  from  proceeds  ctf  sales  d  sobsistence  sup- 
plies during  the  fiscal  year  1911,  including  $1,547,295.71,  reported 

in  letter  of  July  20, 1911,  as  shown  by  accounts  received $2, 946, 823. 26 

Expenditures  (under  sec.  3692,  Rev.  Stats.): 

Purchase  of  articles  of  the  ration $1,697,669.11 

Purchase  of  articles  for  sale 445,973.38 

Purchase  of  property 64,479.41 

Purchase  of  ice 22,696.03 

Payment  of  savings 434,253.97 

Payment  of  commutation  of  rations 151,  111.  76 

Payment  of  extra  duty  pay 9, 818. 29 

Payment  of  salariies 120,821.31 

2,946,823.26 

Very  respectfully, 

Hbnbt  G.  Shabpe, 
Commissary  Oeneral. 


Wab  DEPABiMBirr, 
Offiob  of  thb  Suboeon  Gbnebal, 

Washington,  July  £4, 1911. 
To  the  honorable  the  Seobetabt  of  Wab. 

Sib:  In  compUance  with  section  5  of  the  act  of  Clongrees  approved 
June  30, 1906  (34  Stats.,  763),  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  the  follow- 
ing statement,  based  upon  settlements  and  verified  deposits  of  record 
in  this  office  June  30,  1911,  shovnng  moneys  arising  from  proceeds 
of  public  property  and  other  sources  under  the  control  of  the  Sur- 
geon General  durmg  the  fiscal  year  1911,  which  were  not  paid  into 
the  General  Treaeury.  but  were  credited  to  the  appropriations  des- 
ignated below  and  held  for  disbursement  thereunder: 

^Rephuing  medieal  tuppUa  destrcyed  by  fire  1910-11" 

Befondment  to  correct  a  disbursing  eixor $8.50 

BiUiiice  m  the  TreaBory  under  this  head  June  30, 1911 12,008.50 


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**Medieal  and  hospiUd  department,  1910** 

RefundmenfB  to  correct  disbursm^  errors $7. 99 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  under  thiB  head  June  30, 1911 6,044.31 

'* Medical  and  hospital  department,  1911,'* 

Refundments  to  correct  disbursing  errors 8.75 

Collection  from  contractor,  damages  for  nonfulfillment  of  contract 223. 75 

Total 232.50 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  under  this  head  June  30,  1911 34,524.36 

The  moneys  arising  as  above  having  been  merged  in  the  general 
appropriations  designated,  it  would  not  be  practicable  to  distinjguish 
payments  therefrom  from  payments  made  out  of  the  funds  originally 
appropriated.  Inasmuch,  however,  as  these  moneys  amount  to  less 
than  tne  balances  shown  on  hand,  it  is  proper  to  say  that  no  payments 
were  made  therefrom. 

**  Replacing  medical  supplies,  1907-8"  (act  June  12,  1906,  S4  Stats,  256). 

Amounts  accruing  to  this  fund  during  the  fiscal  year  1911 — 

On  account  of  paymasters'  collections  for  medical  property  lost  or  destroyed 

during  the  fiscal  year  1907 $14.96 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  for  the  surplus  fund  June  30,  1911 14.  96 

^'Replacing  medical  supplies,  1908-9,** 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  under  this  head  July  1, 1910 L  69 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  for  the  surplus  fund,  June  30, 1911 L  69 

** Replacing  m£dicdl  supplies,  1909-10,** 

Amounts  accruing  to  this  fund  during  the  fiscal  year  1911: 

A.  On  account  of  collections  from  carriers  for  medical  proprety  lost  or 
destix5yed 52.02 

B.  On  account  of  Treasury  transfer  to  correct  erroneous  deposit .71 

Total  received  during  the  year 52.73 

Balances  brought  forward  July  1, 1910 25,640.03 

Total  received  and  brought  forward 25. 692.  76 

Expended  during  the  year  for  medical  and  hospital  supplies 25, 174.  40 

Balance  June  30, 1911: 

In  United  States  Treasury $55.93 

In  hands  of  disbursing  officer 462. 43 

518.36 

^'Replacing  medical  supplies,  1910-11**  ^===3 

Amounts  accruing  to  this  fund  during  the  fiscal  year  1911: 

A.  On  account  of  supplies  transferred — 

1.  To   the   Quartermaster's   Department,    United 

States  Army $38L68 

2.  To  the  Isthmian  Canal  Commission 3,707.89 

3.  To  States,  for  the  use  of  the  militia 2,230.62 

$6,320.19 

B.  On  account  of  supplies  sold — 

1.  To  States,  for  the  use  of  the  militia 84.26 

2.  To  civilian  employees  and  civilians 745. 22 

829.48 

0.  On  account  of  collections  for  medical  property  lost  or  de- 

Btroyed— 

1.  Fromcarriers 526.65 

2.  Fromothers 85.77 

612.42 

Total  received  during  the  yc^r 7,762.09 

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Balance  brought  forward,  July  1,  1910 $56,409.21 

Total  received  and  brought  forward 63, 17L  30 

Counter  transfer  by  Treasury  settlement  to  credit  of  appropria- 
tions for  the  Isthmian  Canal  on  account  of  supplies  returned  to 

the  Medical  Department 30L  76 

Transfer  by  Treasury  settlement  to  "  Replacing  medical  supplies, 

190^10."  to  correct  erroneous  deposit .71 

ExT>endea  during  the  year  for  medical  and  hospital  supplies. . .  49, 711. 60 

50,014.06 

Balances,  June  30, 1911: 

In  United  States  Treasury 6a  84 

In  hands  of  disbursing  officer 13,088.40 

13,157.24 

"ReplaeiTig  medical  supplies,  1911-12" 

Amounts  accruing  to  this  fund  during  the  fiscal  year  1911: 

A.  On  account  of  supplies  transferred — 

1.  To  the  Ordnance  Department,  United  States 

Army $4.70 

2.  To  the  Quartermaster's    Department,   United 

States  Army 263. 99 

3.  To  the  Isthmian  Canal  Commission 6,846. 66 

4.  To  the  Navy  and  Marine  Corps 365. 11 

6.  To  the  Bureau  of  Forestry 909.38 

6.  To  States,  for  the  use  of  the  militia 40, 60a  19 

$48,988.03 

B.  On  account  of  supplies  sold — 

1.  To  the  United  States  Soldiers'  Home 5, 876. 81 

2.  To  the  civil  government,  Philippine  Islands.. .  716. 98 

3.  To  States,  for  th^  use  of  the  militia 2, 589. 11 

4.  To  civilian  employees  and  civilians 6, 62L  72 

16,804.62 

C.  On  account  of  collections  for  medical  and  hospital 

property  lost  or  destroyed — 

1.  Fromcarriers 174.88 

2.  Promothers 639.42 

714. 30 

D.  On  account  of  supplies  issued  for  the  relief  of  sufferers  from  &mine 

in  China 671.50 


Total  received  during  the  y;ear 66, 178. 46 

Balance  in  the  Treasury  under  this  head,  June  30,  1911 66,178.45 

Very  respectfully, 

Geobqe  H.  Tobney. 
Surgeon  General,  United  States  Army. 

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62d  Congbess,   )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.  (  Document 

f  M  Session.       j"  (    No.  235. 


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LETTER 

FROM 

THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY, 


TRANSMITTING 


A  STATEMENT  PBEPABED  BY  THE  SEGRBTABY  OF  AGBICXTLTUBE 
SHOWING  THE  KT7MBEB  OF  PEBSONS  EMPIiOYED  IN  HEAT  IN- 
SPECTION, WHEBE  EMPLOYED,  AND  AMOUNT  PAID  THEM 
DUBING  THE  PISCAL  YEAB  ENDING  JUNE   30,    1911. 


December  6,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Treasury  Department, 
Office  of  the  Secretary, 
WdshingtoThj   December  4,  1911. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sib:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  statement  of  the 
number  of  persons  employed  in  meat  inspection  and  the  salary  or 
per  diem  paid  to  each,  together  with  contingent  expenses^  and  where 
they  have  been  and  are  employed,  for  the  period  beginnmg  July  1, 
1910;  and  ending  June  30,  1911,  as  prej>ared  by  the  Secretary  of 
Agriculture  in  compliance  with  the  provisions  contained  in  the  act 
of  March  4,  1907,  making  appropnations  for  the  Department  of 
Agriculture  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1008  (34  Stat.,  p. 
1265). 

Respectfully,  Franklin  MacVeagh, 

Secretary. 


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Boyle,  C.W-. 13.28 

Brough,W 73.07 

Cary,E.J. 68.46 

Dorset,  M. 162.63 

Emery,  J 7.30 

Fegan,  H.  J 22.80 

McConyUte,  A.  H 81.06 


Melvin,A.  D $25.90 

Mohler,J.R 140.57 

Oweii,T.M 7.85 

Rice,  J.  A 16.60 

Rofleaberger,  A.  C 36.10 

Schroeder,  E.  C 11.90 

Steddam,  R.  P 116.90 


SUPPLIES  PURCHASED  ON  REQUISITIONS. 


Names. 


Articles. 


Amomit. 


Acamb,T.W 

Adams,  E.  B.,  Co 

Alt)6xmu'le  Paper  MannflKstaring  Co — 

AHwrene  Stone  Go 

American  Felt  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

American  Railway  Supply  Co 

American  Tent  A  Awnmg  Co 

American  Type  Fomideis  Co 

Anchor  Supply  Co 

Andrews,  R.  P.,  Paper  Co 

Armour  Packing  Co 

Armour  dk  Co 

Art  Metal  OonstraDtkm  Co 

Asbestos  Copying  Bath  Co 

Autofiller  Pen  Co 

Baker,  R.S 

Baker  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

BaUantyne,  R.  C 

Banks,  F.  8.,  A  Co. 

Barber  &  Ross 

Bames-Pape  Electrto  Co 

Baumgarten,  J.,  dk  Sons  Co 

Bausch^LombOptksaCo 

Bedell  Manuiteturfiig  Co 

BerkefiBld  Filter  Co 

BeU,E 

Bishop,  J.,  A  Co.,  Platinum  Works 

Bloom,  A.,  Co 

Bower^..  Chemical  Manuflwturlng  Co 

Boyd,F.  O..ACO 

Braun-Knecht-Hetamm 

Brentano's  (Inc.) 

Bristol  Co 

Brooks,  E.  J.,  A  Go 

Brown  &  Saenger  (Inc.) 

Brown  Book  A  Btathmery  Co 

Bureau  Engiaying  A  Printing 

Bumap  Stationery  A  Printing  Co 

Burrou^^Welloome  Go 

Burwell,  W 

cure  Co.,  J 

Csniahan  PreoB 

Gary  Spring  Woks. 

Chattiflon,!.,  A  Sons 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

CbkagoCarSMlCo 

aiurch,W.  A.H 

Clarke,  R.  P^  Co 

Clarke,  W.  W.,  A  Bon 

Cleveland  Provision  Co 

Cobb,G.W.,Jr 

Cohen  Co 

Columbia  Granite  A  Dredgpig  Co 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

Crist.  H.P 

Davbon,  H.  C.ACo 

De  Lavergne,  N.  E 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Diehl  MannflKSturIng  Co 

Dtttman,  J^  A  Sons 

Dixon,  J..  Ckicible  Co 

Dolphin /ute  Mills 

Duparquet,  Huot  A  Moneuse  Co 

DuUnAMarthi(Ino.) 

DuPerow,M 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

Edmonston,  C.  R 

Euner  A  Amend 

EI]ett,E.  E 

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Curoidors 

Blotting  paper 

Alberene  stone 

Felt 

Stationery 

Tin  tags 

Awnings 

Numbering  machines . 

Office  equqtment 

Stationery 

Call  livers.^ 

Qlyoerine 

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Copying  baths 

Fountam  pen  repairs., 


Photo  supplies  and  materials 

Platinum  laboratory  supplies 

Inspection  tags  and  stationery 

Safety  pins 

Hardware 

Desk  lamps 

Facsimile  stamps 

Laboratory  supplies  and  materials. 

Chair  repaiis 

Filter 

Pans  for  animal  cages 

Platinum  ware 

Laboratory  table 

Laboratory  supplies 

Atoohol 

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Ammeter 

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Statkmery 

Ink  material 

Office  equipment 

Laboratory  supplies 

Padlock 

Laboratory  supplies 

Meatlabeb 

Coil  springs 

Butter  triers 

Force  cup 

Car  seals 

Lumber 

Office  supplies 

Bricks 

Meat  brand 

Office  furniture 

Clock  springs 

Sand 

Photo  material 

Rooster 

Copy  books 

Harness  repairs 

Desks 

Electric  fiEms 

Stamp  handles 

Pencils 

Twine 

Copper  pot 

Office  supplies 

Rheostat. 

Rubber  bands 

Office  supplies 

Books  fbr  iield  use 

Laboratory  supplies 

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44.60 

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48.00 

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Amount. 


Emahizer-Spletman  Fumltnre  Co 

Ennis,  0.  T.,  it  Sods 

Enterprise  Mannllac taring  Co.  of  Pennsylvania. 

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Eyans,  H 

Evansville  Desk  Co 

Export  A  Domestic  Can  Co 

Fafrbanks  Co 

Feinbere  &  Felnberg 

FeltusBros 

Field,  E.  8 

Flemer,  L 

Fox,  Fult*  &  Co 

Furniture,  R.  dk  Q.,  Co 

Oalt,8 

Gait,  W.  M..  A  Co 

Oilman,  Z.D 

Oimbel.E.A 

Olobe- Wernicke  Co 

Green.  H.J 

Oreenhut-Sieeel-Oooper  Co 

Qrelner.  Emil,  Co 

Oscheidle,  W.  L 

Ouv,  Curren  it  Co 

Hanne  &  Co. 

Hartig,L 

Harvev,  E.  D 

Haverford  Cycle  Co 

Heiskell,P.H.,Jr..&Co 

Heywood  Bros,  it  Wakefield  Co 

Hoemer,  O.  J 

Hoover  &  Denham 

House  &  Hermann 

Hoyt  Fumitore  Co 

HuW.J.  A 

Hume,  F.  (Inc.) 

Hurley,  J.  E 

Illinois  Show  Oase  Works 

Improved  Mailing  Oase  Co 

Iszard-Warren  Co.  (Inc.) 

International  Instrument  Co 

Ivins  Elwood  Tube  Works 


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Tincture  press 

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Laboratory  supplies. . 

Office  fuinltare 

Cans 


Plate  glass 

O  flSce  supplies 

Photographic  views  of  establishment  277 

Laboratory  supplies , 

Sample  Jars , 

Office  supplies , 

Badge 

Forage : , 

Laboratory  supplies , 

Bleached  cloth , 

Office  fixtures  and  supplies 

Thermometers , 

Linoleum , 

Laboratory  supplies 

Labor  ana  materials  for  cold-storage  rooms., 

Office  supplies 

Office  equipment 

Hardware 

Chairs 

Bicycle  repairs 

Cotton  maps 

Chairs 

Padlock 

Meat. 


Chairs 

Office  fuzniture. 

Badge 

Sugar 

Castings. 


Case  tot  pathological  specimens. . 
Mailing  tubes 


Water-color  paper. . 

Laboratory  equipment. . . 

Iron  tubli^ 

Miscellaneous  supplies. . . . 

Asbestos  paper 

Office  fornituie 

Oalvanised-iron  gratings. 
Miscellaneous  supplies. . . . 

Office  famlture 

Desk  telephone 

Laboratory  supplies 

Felt.. 


Laboratory  supplies 

Hardware 

Brands  and  stamps,  etc 

Lettering  door 

Cotton  batthig 

Office  stores 

Laboratory  equipment 

Repairing  brands 

Bandages 

Photo  plates 

Cases 

Photo  prints.... 

Laboratory  supplies 

do 

Cheesecloth 

Library  cards 

Laboratory  suppUes. 

Office  supplies  and  fixtures 

Wrapping  paper,  stamp  pad.  Ink,  etc.. 

Sheet  copper 

Books  for  field  use 

Floor  oil 

Miscellaneous  supplies 

Sheet  lead 

Laboratory  supplies 

Badge 

Office  furniture 

Laboratory  supplies 

Ink  barrels  and  xegs 

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5.<B 

4.00 

1.75 

61.30 

31.00 

92.80 

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4.96 

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12.13 

2.00 

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349.58 

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25.00 

41.40 

375.58 

13.25 

37.00 

17.75 

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5.40 

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2.00 

192.03 

12.00 

92.00 

70.  ?0 

3.83 

20&18 

42.70 

7.00 

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22.00 

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157.80 

8.00 

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2.00 

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582.00 

150.95 

40.80 

4.08 

7.47 

48.25 

14.00 

10.80 

14.75 

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419.37 

39.70 

90.00 

20.84 

12.00 

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12L90 

19.89 

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Hastflnnan  ii  Fuchs 

Mathers-Lamm  Pimer  Co 

MaxweU,C.A 

Merchants  TransliBr  A  Storage  Co 

MerokACo 

Meyer,M 

Meyer,S.N 

Mever  Bros.  Drug  Co 

MlDer,H.C..Co 

Miner,  Clagett^ft  Co 

MitcheU,M.C.,Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Monitor  Controller  Co 

Moore  Co 

MorrisCo 

Moees,W.B^d(Sons 

Miilford,H.K.,Co 

Murphy,  B.  J..  Co.  (Inc.) 

Muth.6.F.,&Co 

MutEig«r,Oeo.J 

National  Electrio  Supply  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

Nawrath,J.P. 

NeldictProoenCo 

Nelson  Refrigerator  Co 

New  Englana  OiBce  Furniture  Co 

New  Hartford  Cotton  Manu&cturing  Co. . 

Newman,  E.S 

Norton  Co 

Office  Suimly  Co 

01ephant,J.D 

Onward  Manufacturing  Co 

Pacific  Coast  Paper  Co 

Panls,  0.  C,  dk  Bro 

Pearson 's  Sons,  Alex 

Pennock.E 

PfeIfler,F.W 

Philadelphia  Quarts  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

Pitoher,E.H 

Pittsburg  Water  Heater  Co 

Potomac  Eleotrlo  Power  Co 

Pratt,  W.E 

Pullman,  E.J 

Putnam.  W.O 

Quaker  CityS.dk  8.  Co 

Reichardt,F.  A.,  &  Co 

Rei]ly,H.,Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Rhodes-Bufora. 

RockweU,C.T 

Roebling,  J .  A .,  Sons  Co 

Rosslyn  Packing  Co 

Royal  T3rpewriter  Co 

Rnd^h&WcetCo 

San-Knlt-Arr  Textile  MUls 

Sargent,  E.H.,&  Co 

Saunders,  W.  B.,  Co 

Schering  ic  Olau 

Schieffdlln  A  Co 

Schmid.E.S 

Schmidt,  F.  A 

Schults  Belting  Co 

Schwarts  A  Stewart 

Scientific  Materials  Co 

Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bames  D.  O.  Co 

Seamark .  II 

Seldner  A  Enequist 

Sellew.  T.  O 

Shankland,  Jewell  &  Co 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Shea,N.H 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Siegel-Cooper  Co 

Slegmund^.C 

Sm!Ui,T.W 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Society  of  American  Bacteriologists 

SomervUle,  T . ,  Co 

Southern  Imnola  Furniture  Co 

Squibb,  E.R.,&  Sons 

Standard  Engineering  Co 

Bteehert,  O.  E .,  dc  Co 


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Laboratory  suppUas 

Plate  holcfers.f.. 

Cuttinglabels 

Laboratory  supplies 

Transfer  binders 

Soap . oto 

Sheet  tin,  eto 

Typewriter  and  repairs 

Mx>tor  starter 

Typewriters 

Branding  boxes 

OlBce  furniture  and  supplies . 

Laboratory  supplies 

Ivory  soap,  eto 

OfOoe  supplies 

Badse 

Electrical  supplies 


Cement. 

Twine 

Carbon  piqper 

BefMgerator  Display  Case. 

Office  furniture 

Bandages 

Adding  machine  repairs. . . 

Laboratory  supplies 

Transfer  cases 

Bac^ 

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Oflloe  supplies 

do '. 

Chairs 

Laboratory  suxypUes 

Badge 

Laboratory  supplies 

Brooms 

Ink  rolls 

Water  heater 

Electric  bulbs 

Hog  rings 

Photo  materials 

Brickwork 

Brand  pins 

Laboratory  scissors 

Glass,  paint,  eto 


Office  furniture 

Stationery 

Wire 

Hog  livers 

Typewriters  and  repairs 

Hardware 

Towels 

Laboratory  equipment 

Books  for  field  use 

Laboratory  supplies 

do 

White  mice 

Office  supplies 

Rawhide  belt 

Oil  heater 

Laboratory  equipment 

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Bicycle  repairs 

Laboratory  supplies 

Office  furniture 

Laying  linoleum 

Manila  guides 

Soapine 

Laboratory  supplies 

Oak  table 

Laboratory  supplies 

Lumber 

iter  ribbons 


Typewrit! 
Charts.... 


Plumbing  materials 

Office  furniture 

Laboratory  supplies 

Electric  idler 

Pamphlets  for  field  use. . 


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7.00 

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202.07 

5.13 

86.34 

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2L00 

180.00 

18.00 

174.03 

9.00 

42.11 

72.77 

2.00 

15.30 

15.90 

188.50 

89.95 

210.50 

47.00 

.51 

8.25 

2.70 

5.55 

2.00 

45.00 

3.58 

8.60 

18.00 

30.22 

2.60 

L75 

25.74 

8.55 

78.40 

LGO 

803.40 

2.10 

13.75 

123.45 

51.40 

13.39 

37.20 

14.63 

97.40 

79.22 

L80 

656.55 

191.83 

5.00 

24.00 

13.50 

18.61 

5.20 

L50 

22.61 

47.50 

9.00 

10.75 

27.50 

L80 

.64 

43.56 

2.50 

88.00 

20.00 

70.51 

5.00 

2.00 

.44 

11.90 

6.00 

22.00 

37.76 

157.50 

42.50 

166.05 


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SUPPLIES  PURCHASED  ON  REQUISITIONS-Contimied. 


Names. 


Articles. 


Amoaot. 


8wayie.W.L 

Stott,C.O.,&Co. 
Shore,  C. 


Technical  Supply  Co 

Thomas,  A.  H.,  Co 

Thomas,  L.  H..  Co 

Tlemann,  G^  &  Co 

Topham^.  S 

Tucker,  Hanks  &  Daughdrill 

Typewriter  ic  OiSce  Supply  Co , 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Union  E  nvelope  Co 

United  States  Engraving  Co , 

U.  S.  Live  Stock  Sanitaiy  Association 

Universal  Supply  Co 

Utah  T.  W.  Exchange  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

VoIght.E 

Walter's  Sons,  Wm.,  Carriage  Co 

Ward,  Leonard.  Elec.  Co 

Washington,  Alexander  dc  Mount  Vernon  Ry. 
Co. 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

Washington  Wood  Working  Co 

Washum,  J.H 

Weihe,W.E 

WeU,J.H.,&Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Western  Wheelbarrow  it  Manufocturtng  Co. . 

Weston  Eleclnst.  Co 

WhitaU,  Tatum  Co 

Wlegand,M 

Woodward  &,  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Woolf.C.M.,&Co.(toc.) 

Wyeth,  J.,  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Yale  <b  Towne  Manufacturing  Co 

Yawman  &,  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 


Stationery 

.....do 

Bicycle  repairs 

Eraser  shields 

Laboratory  supplies 

Library  paste 

Laboratory  materials 

Leather  cases 

Supply  cases 

Typewriter  and  repairs. . 

....do 

Envelopes 

....do.:. 

Annual  report 

Writing  fluid 

Typewriter  repairs 

Paper 

Badges 

Repairs 

Rheostat 

Car  tickets 


OfQce  supplies. 

Birch  caps 

Ba' 


Laboratory  supplies 

Liquid  soap 

Warehouse  truck 

Ammeter 

Glass  Jars 

Sawdust 

Post-mortem  case 

Hoise  blanket 

Laboratory  supplies 

Padlocks  and  repairs 

Offloe  fixtures  and  supplies. . 


S576.00 

141.20 

.80 

1.U 
16L(n 

35.  ao 

65.  Ot 
28.50 
10.00 
«.00 

003.  ao 

17.00 

661.30 

30.00 

14.30 

8.00 

040.00 

90.00 

5.50 
38.27 
40.00 

16.56 

2.10 

2.00 

2.00 

4.00 

48.50 

6.00 

45.00 

27.14 

17.85 

0.50 

4.00 

5.00 

4^.40 

270.35 


TRANSPORTATION    FURNISHED    ON     GOVERNMENT    REQUESTS    (PASSENGER, 
FREIGHT,  AND  EXPRESS). 


Transportation. 


Passenger. 


Freight. 


TotaL 


Adama  Express  Co 

Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe 

Atlantic  Coast  Line 

Baltimore  &  Ohk> 

Boston  dc  Maine 

Buffalo,  Rochester  ii  Pittsburgh 

Central  of  Georgia 

Central  R.R.  Co.,  of  New  Jersey 

Central  Vermont  Ry 

Chesapeake  dc  Ohio 

Chesapeake  dc  Ohio  Ry.  Co.  of  Indiana 

Chicago  dc  Alton 

Chicago  dc  Eastern  Illinois 

Chicago  dE  Northwestern 

Chicago,  Burlington  dc  Quincy 

Chicago  G  reat  W  estem 

Chicago,  Indianapolis  dc  Louisville 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  dc  Pu(Kt  Soond 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  dE  St  Paul 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  dE  Gulf 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  dc  Pacific 

Chicago,  St.  Paul.  Minneapolis  dc  Omaha. . . 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  &  Dayton 

Cincinnati,  New  Orleans  dc  Texas  Pacific. . . 
Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  dc  St.  Louis. 

Colorado  dc  Southern 

Delaware  &  Hudson 

Delaware,  Lackawanna  dc  Western 

Denver  dc  Rio  Grande 

Eastern  S.S.  Co 

El  Paso  &.  Southwestern 

ErIeRy 

Evansviile  A  Terre  Haute 

"^ort  Wayne  it  Northern  Indiana 

ilveston,  Harrisburg  dc  San  Antonio 

nrgiaR.  R 


8372.83 

71.60 

30&70 

306.83 

7.70 

10.20 

7.50 

7.45 

15a05 


113.86 
13.00 

648.67 

651.71 
48.82 
24.70 
17.14 

202.41 


424.85 
20.70 
58.55 

9.05 

119.99 

7.10 

ia79 

154.46 

6&10 

3a75 

4a  65 

66.64 

3.40 

120 

6.30 

20.06 


173.27 
16.79 


3L92 
L85 


.75 


2^37 
1.80 
.86 


86.77 
3a  77 
86.00 


12.12 

&03 

6a  41 

iaS3 


3.88 


.45 
12.05 


.38 


$73.27 
380.62 

7Lao 
siaes 

306L68 
7.70 
19.20 
&2S 
7.46 

17X42 
1.80 

114.68 
13.00 

685.44 

eoa48 

13&81 

2170 

17.14 

214  58 

5.  OB 

48&26 

4a  23 

58.65 

9.05 

123.87 

7.10 

11.24 

lti6.51 

5&10 

38.76 

4a  66 

67.08 

8.40 

2.20 

aao 

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TRANSPORTATION    FURNISHED    ON    GOVERNMENT    REQUESTS    (PASSENGER, 
FREIGHT,  AND  EXPRESS)— Continued. 


Transportation. 


G  eorgia.  South  em  &  Flnrida 

Grand  Trunk 

Great  Northern  Railway. 

Gulf,  Colorado  &,  SantaTe 

Souston  ii  Texas  C  en  tral 

minois  Central 

International  it  Great  Northern 

Iowa  Cen  tral 

Kansas  City,  Mexico  dc  Orient 

Kansas  C  ity  Southern 

Lake  Erie  &  Western 

Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern 

Lehi^  ii  Hudson  River  Ry.  Co 

Lehigh  Valley 

Long  Island  R.  R.  Co 

Loosvilie  &  Cincinnati  Packet  Co 

Louisville  ii  Na«diville  R.  R.  Co 

Louisville,  Henderson  &  bt.  Louis 

HaineCentral 

Midiigan  Central 

Midland  Valley 

Minneapolis  &  St.  Louis 

Minneapolis,  St.  Paul  &  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Miaateslppl  Central 

Missouri  dc  Northern  Arkansas 

Missouri,  Kansas  &  Texas 

Missouri,  Kansas  &  Texas  Ry.  Co.  of  Texas 

Missouri  Paciflo  Ry.  Co 

Mobile*  Ohio 

Morgan's  Louisiana  ii  Texas  R.  R.  <&  Steamship  Co. 

Nashville,  Chattanooga  dc  St.  Louis 

New  England  Navigation  Co 

New  Orleans  &  Northern  Eastern 

New  York  Central  &  Hudson  River 

New  York,  Chica«)  &  St.  Louis 

New  York,  New  Haven  A  Hartford 

New  York,  Ontario  A  Western 

New  York,  Philadelphia  A  Norfolk 

Norfolk  dc  washhigton,  D.  C.  Steamboat  Co 

Norfolk  A  Western  Ry.  Co 

Northern  Pacific Ry.Co 

Old  Dominion  Steamship  Co 

Orc^n  Short  Line 

Oregon-Washington  R.  R.  A  Navigation  Co 

Pennsylvania  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.R.Co 

Pere  Marquette  R.  R.  Co 

Philadelphia  A  Reading 

Pittsbuii;h,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  A  St.  Louis 

Pullman  Co 

Richmond,  Fredericksburg  A  Potomac 

Rutland  R.  R.  Co 

St.  Louis  A  San  Francisco  R.  R.  Co 

Bt.  Louis,  San  Francisco  A  Texas  Ry 

St.  Louis,  Southwestern  Ry.  Co.  of  Texas 

St.  Louis  Southwestern. 


San  Pedro.  Los  Angeles  A  Salt  Lake.. 
Seaboard  Air  LMe 


Southern  Pacific.. 

Southern  Railway 

Spokane  A  Inland  Empire  R.  R.  Co. 

Spokane,  Portland  A  Seattle 

Star  Union  Line 

Tennessee  Central  R.  R.  Co 

Texas  A  New  Orleans 

Texas  A  Pacific 

Union  Pacific 

United  States  Express  Co 

Vandalia  Ry .  Co 

Vlcksburg,  Bhreveport  A  Pacific  Ry. 

Virginia  Ry.Co 

Wabash  R.R.Co 

Washington-Southern  Ry.  Co 

Western  Maryland  Ry.  Co 

Wheeling  A  Lake  Erie 

Yasoo  A  Mississippi  VaUey 


Passenger. 


I8.fi0 

16.33 

118.63 

2&25 

4.05 

33&34 

16.50 

&10 

7.15 

34.20 

1&25 

168.30 

1.82 

25.76 

2.81 

2.00 

266.33 

6.53 

30.50 

32.32 

23.25 

2.02 

.92 

5.85 

7.77 

61.60 

13L70 

47.05 

64.36 

23,60 

45.10 

1.00 

73-.  00 

299.63 

36.00 

114.62 

2.46 

3.46 

5.00 

7.75 

10a42 

2.83 

151.65 

106.23 

510.75 

1,295.09 

36.92 

15.00 


1,704.25 


49.73 
171.75 
23.00 
36.00 
5w50 
150.00 
67.90 
440.90 
237.50 
60.00 
22.40 


50.85 
78.15 
174.20 


120.58 


15.75 

234.03 

4.50 

25.25 

5w50 

135.90 


Freight. 


SILOO 


6.30 


2.94 
"."45 


2.55 


2L46 
9.82 


14.11 
**4."68' 


60.67 


68.47 
14.07 


47.02 


.40 

L02 

45.65 


L29 


L48 
*7.'64 


89.99 
.83 


27.09 
10.78 
2L08 


18.04 
*'i.'46 


3.33 


Total. 


19.50 

16.33 

130.53 

28.25 

4.95 

341.73 

16.50 

&10 

7.15 

34.20 

18.25 

171.24 

L82 

26.21 

2.81 

2.00 

26t>.33 

6.53 

39.50 

34-87 

23.25 

2.02 

.92 

5.85 

7.77 

61.60 

153.16 

56.87 

64.36 

23.60 

45.10 

1.00 

73.00 

313.74 

36.00 

119.20 

2.46 

3.46 

5.00 

7.75 

161.09 

2.83 

15L65 

106.23 

510. 75 

1,363.56 

5a  99 

l&OO 

47.02 

1,704.25 

.40 

50.75 

217.40 

23.00 

37.29 

5.50 

150.00 

69.38 

440.90 

245.14 

6a  00 

22.40 

!83 

50.85 

105l24 

184.98 

21.08 

12a  58 

1&04 

15.75 

235.43 

4.50 

25.25 

5.50 

139.23 


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PURCHASES  MADE  UNDER  LETTERS  OF  AUTHORIZATION. 


Names. 

Articles.                               j   Amount. 

Albany  Chfflnf<?ftl  Co 

Ether '          173.80 

AmoTioan  lo©  Co.                     

loe 

S7.a 

Laboratory  equipment 

ia.n 

A  rnh  At  E  ngfaftftr  SuddI  V  Co . 

liaboratory  suppll^.  ...^....t,-, 

.60 

Armour  &  Co 

Shipping  Mses"..... 

0l4I 

Rflhtnt  Window  flhftdA  Cm 

Windowshades 

&50 

flfl^nRr  TAiiTidflrtTig  Co r . . , 

Towel  supply 

6.00 

Bames-Pope  Electrio  Co 

Repairing  uins . . . 

6.80 

BaiiAch  A  liOmb  ODtinal  Co                 

I^fmratory  supplies. 

90.SO 

Beavers,  R.  C 

a^re 

Bell  TeleDhftne  Co.  of  Pa 

Tetephone  service . 

IOSlOO 

Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Mo 

90.S 

Berry,  J.  jS 

Keep  of  horse 

27X90 

Blue  1/ine  Transftsr  Co . 

HmTtng r  .  -  .        r                    

XM 

Boban,  E.  L.. 

Livery  service 

82.00 

Boston  Tran.Qra1pt  Co 

Advertising 

0.00 

Brown-Knecht^fteimann  Co      . . 

Laboratory  supplies 

3S.O 

Brown  Book  A  Stationery  Co 

91  IS 

Buchanan,  C  H . . . . . 

Uovlngsafe...." 

i.00 

Bunting-Stone  Hardware  Co. . 

Hardware 

t.U 

BumsTj.M 

Wire,  plugs,  etc 

4.€l 

Calxe.J..Co 

Labofatory  supplies 

2L0S 

Caldwell,  P.  C. 

HMilfnir  n^bB£Ba 

O.00 

Cam^^han,  0 ! 

Cleaning oflV«  , 

Oik  00 

Central  Dist.  &  Prtg.  Co 

TelephMM  service. . ,  . 

fi&OO 

Central  Union  Telephone  Co 

..T&.v!: !.. :.:.:::: 

OOlOO 

Chapman's  Stock  Yards  Express 

Drayage 

4L» 

Cb(i^  Transfer  Co. 

8w00 

CSiesaDeakB  &  Potomac  Telenhone  Co 

Telfijlibnie  8p^♦^c«  - 

66.65 

Do 

89.47 

Chicago  Live  Stock  World 

Index  cards 

7.00 

Chicago  TeleDhone  Co. 

Telei^one  service 

3S6w00 

CSiicago  Towel  Supply  Co.    . . . 

Tow^l  service 

09.90 

Cincinnati  &  Suburhan  Bell  Telephone  Co ... . 
Coffin,  RedingtcMi  Co 

Telephone  service 

100.00 

Alcohol  and  ether 

89.00 

Colonldo  Telephone  Co 

Telephone  servioe 

48.51 

Columbia  Towel  Supply  Co 

Toww  servioe 

l&OO 

Commercial  Towel  Supply  Co. 

do 

6.00 

Commonwealth-Edison'Co 

Electric  current 

00.88 

Contingent  expenses,  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture. 
Cooledge,  D.  F 

Shop  work 

11Z56 

Tnk  and  mucQwe 

1.95 

Cumberland  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Co 

Cujrahon  Telephone  Co 

Telephone  service 

17.80 

do :...:......::: 

7&10 

Denver  iF'iPB  Ciay  Co 

Scale  cover 

LOO 

De  Silva  Sign  Co 

T^ttarinpr  offlnff  Honr ,  .    ,    , . 

2.08 

Dobke,  F.  L 

L80 

Dorsey,  W 

K'eep  of  horser 

25.08 

Edwards,  E.R 

Repairing  office  fumtture 

7.00 

KirnfT^  Amfnd.    . 

STatf 

Emery,  Bird  T.  D.  0.  Co 

do 

2a  90 

Empire  Window  Cleaning  Co 

Cleaning  windows . 

1L25 

Shoes  for  horse 

LflO 

Errin,  £ 

Work  table 

4S.00 

Do 

Material  and  labor 

3&70 

Fair,The 

Laboratory  supplies 

29l«7 

Faxon  &  Gidlaher 

do 

186w68 

Fischer.L 

Rent  of  hall 

2&00 

Fisher,  W.W 

Cheesecloth  and  toweling 

3.25 

Fisher-McQiU  Co 

Rubber  stamps,  etc..  .  " 

6.70 

Fowler  Mf^.  Co  (Ltd.) . . 

Towel  servioe 

29112 

Do 

do 

41.64 

Frontier  Telephone  Co. . 

Telephone  servioe 

4&00 

Fuller  &  Fuller  Co 

Labomtorr  supplies 

52.40 

<las  Express  A  Transfer  Co 

Mov<ng  office  nim*tijpe 

100 

Gate  Ciiy  LaundryCo 

Towel  servioe 

S&5I 

Glasner  &  BargenDisb.  &  Implement  Co 

G]eason,J.J : .  .      . 

Alcohol 

32.86 

Shoeing  horse 

l&OO 

Oieason!  T.  J.  A  Co 

do 

7.75 

Giynn-(ialtor(l  Tnuisfer  Co. 

Hauling 

12.25 

Gravel  Springs  Co 

Ice  andwater 

7155 

Great  B^r  SDrinc  Co 

Water 

4a  00 

Greenhut-Siegel'Cooper  Co 

3a20 

Guide  Publishing  Co 

Subscriptran  lor  paper 

91 00 

Anfrnftlcngen 

3.10 

Eamling.  F.  M 

Albertene  table 

91 00 

Hannibal,  A 

Reseating  chair .     .. 

xm 

Harris,  C 

Hauling 

oao5 

UoB.i.J 

Mi<TOfloop«  repaini ,.      

L96 

■^allis  Cold  Storage  Co 

Storace.T....'. 

L» 

^e  Tfleohone'Vb  TelesraDh  Co. 

Telranone  service 

88L« 

Dram  board 

18 

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Names. 


Articles. 


Amount. 


Illinois  Show  Case  Co 

Do 

Indianapolis  TelephcHie  Co 

Initial  Towel  Supply  Co 

Inter-State  Ice  &  C.  S.  Co 

Iowa  Telephone  Co 

Johns-ManviU^H.  W.Co 

KahnBros.  &Co 

Kansas  City  Home  Telephone  Co 

Kansas  City  Stock  Yards  Co.  of  Mo 

Kinlocic  Telephone  Co 

Knickerbocker  Ice  Co 

Do 

Knox,  G.  W.,  Express  Co 

Kny-ScheererCo 

Lemen  Toilet  Supply  Co 

Lewis,  W.  Cary  &*Co 

McAdams,  W.  M.  L 

McCrary.P.  R 

McOuire,F.C 

McQuire,M.A 

McKinney  Doubleday 

McPUceDrogCo 

ManinckradtOiemlcal  Works 

Marine  Towel  Supply  Co 

Martin  Towel  Supply  Co 

Mendenhall  Transfer  Co 

Michigan  State  Telephone  Co 

Milwaukee  Chair  Co 

Missouri  &  Kansas  Telephone  Co 

Moore,  T.  0 

Murray,  R.  W..  A  Co 

National  Telephone  Co.  of  W.  Va 

Nebraska  Telephone  Co 

Nu-fika-ra  Mineral  Spring  Co 

New  England  Tetepnone  and  Telegraph  Co. . 

Do 

New  Jersey  Tyi)ewriter  Exchange 

New  Syston  Towel  Supply  Co 

New  York  Edison  Co 

New  York  Mutual  Gas  Light  Co 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

Do 

Do 

Do 

Omaha  Rubber  Co 

Pacific  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Co 

Do 

Penley,  E.W 

Peterson  &  Mickelson  Hardware  Co 

Pioneer  Telephone  &  Tel^raph  Co 

Pittsburg  it  Allegheny  Telephone  Co 

Pittsburgh  Clean  Towel  Co 

Pittsburgh  Plate  Glass  Co 

Polar  Water  Co 

Postal  Teleeraph  Cable  Co 

Powers-Wekhtman  R.  Co 

Prorldence  Telephone  Co 

Quaker  City  Stamp  dc  S.  Co 

Quincy  Market  Cold  Storage  ii  Warehouse  Co. 

Ilegents  University  of  Callfomia 

Richards,  J.  W 

Rkshardson  Drug  Co 

Riley  Towel  Supply 

Roosa,I.  P 

Roth,  J.  C,  Packing  Co 

Sams,  J.  G 

Samuel,  A.  A 

Sargent,  E.  H.,  &  Co 

Shamrock  Club 

Siegel-Cooper  Co 

Sioux  City  Telephone  Co 

Snodgrass  Drug  Co 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co . 


Southwestern  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co.. 

Stock  Yards  Harness  &  S.  Co 

Stock  Yards  Hardware  A  Paint  Co 

Stott  Stationery  Co 

Thompson,  P.  F 

Thomas  &  Hoeltman 

Thomsen.  F .  F 

Transit  House  Stores 

UnkmlceCo 


Carboys 

Pyramid  lior  specimen  case. 

Telephone  servkw 

Towel  service 

loe 

Telephone  service 

Plumbing 

Hay,  oats,  etc 

Telephone  service 

Ice-water  service 

Telephone  service 

..^!diK".VJJ!!;!!!!;!!!!!!;! 

Hauling 

Laboratory  supplies 

Towel  service 

Writfaig  fluid 

Writing  fluid,  etc 

Installmg  pipe  lines 

Telephone  service 

Carbon  paper  and  iak.. 

Laboratory  supplies 

do 

Towel  service 

do 

Drayage 

Teln>hone  service 

Casting  for  chair 

Telephone  service 

Vegetables  for  animals 

Typewriter  repairs 

Telephone  service 

Telephone  service 

Typewriter  repairs 

Towel  service 

Electric  current 

Gas 

Telephone  service 

;!!!!do!!!;!!!!!!!!!!!;!;!!! 

do 

Cuspidor  mats 

Telephone  service 

Hardware 

TelCT>hone  service 

Towel 'service 

Glass  plates 

Water-cooler  service 

Telegrams 

Laboratory  supplies 

Telephone  service 

Brass  brands 

Storage 

Water  and  gas 

Livery  hire 

Laboratory  supplies 

Towel  service 

Freight  charges 

Pork 

Laboratory  supplies 

Glass  jars. 


Laboratory  supplies . 

Rent  of  hall 

Laboratory  supplies. 

Telephone  service 

Laboratory  supplies. 
Telephone  service 

Rope  halters 

Hardware,  etc 

Stationery 

Plumbing 

Ice 


Plumbmg 

Laboratory  supplies. 
Ice 


92.70 
10.00 

oa84 

2&80 
71.55 
48.00 

9.02 
87.80 
72.00 
l&OO 
72.00 
12.67 
180.00 
19.25 
131.71 
21.00 

4.50 

18.76 

1,092.00 

6.30 
23.10 

L40 

.54 

53.69 

12.00 

4.00 
37.25 
72.40 

1.75 
120.00 
150.47 

L50 
44.00 
60.00 
20.00 
228.35 
8L00 

LOO 
33.00 
a.  29 
62.74 
99.65 
50.51 
243.02 
95.95 

L80 

7.62 
lO&ll 

4.50 

4.03 
30.60 
4a  00 

6.00 
12.90 
53.90 
3a  98 
35i36 
12a  65 
707.78 

2.29 
48.00 
6a  00 
114.56 
26.50 

9.60 

&96 

9.00 

2,70 
1,282.79 
ia50 
^.43 
36.00 

3.66 
45.00 
60.56 

7.00 
41.25 
13.66 
50.60 
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PURCHASES  MADE  UNDER  LETTERS  OF  AUTHORIZATION-<3(mtlniied. 


Names. 

Artides. 

Amonnt. 

UniGQ  Stock  Yards  dc  T.  Co 

Com  and  repairs 

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Univn^fd  Fountain  Brash  Co 

B^cfl  hnwlinf 

7.00 

Wallweber,  F.  0 

Hw^Hng  garbage 

6.00 

Wfthh  w.? 

Drayage 

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Weehawken  stock  Yards  Co 

Telephone  service 

2.60 

Western  Union  Tel^raph  Co 

Tek^rams 

100.08 

WhJtall,  Ta*iiTn  noT.                   

Lftbaratarv  suDDlies    ...... 

97.42 

Wisconsin  Telephone  Co 

Telephoae  service 1 

84.00 

Wrlght,S...  .      

Freezing  laboretory  flue  4. 

1&.75 

Wyeth,  J.,  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Biohk>ri(le  tablets.' 

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Salaries |2,7fi7»420L7D 

Travel 41,46LaO 

Contingent  expenses 74,Qaa66 

2,872,g2LfiO 
Outstanding  liabilities  (approximately) 6»814.aB 

Total 2,878, 73&»S 

Appropriation 8,000,000.00 

Unexpended  balance 121,204.06 


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SdSMsum.      i  \   No.  236. 


SALES  OF  OLD  MATERL^,  CONDEMNED  STORES,  ETC. 


LETTER 


yROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY, 


TBANSIilTTINO 


A  STATBKEMT  OF  PBOOEBDS  OF  ALL  SALES  OF  OLD  KATE&IAL, 
CONDEMNED  8T0BES  OK  STTPPLZE8,  ETC.,  DtTEZNa  T93S  FISCAL 
YEAB  ENDED  JXTNE  30,  1911. 


Decbmbbb  6,  IQll.—RefeiTed  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditoni  in  the  Treasury 
D^pertment  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Tbeasubt  Depabtmbnt, 

Office  of  the  Seobetart, 
WashingUmf  Decemher  4f  1911. 
The  Sfeakeb  of  the  House  of  Refresbntatites. 

Sib:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  section  6  of  the 
sundry  civil  act  approved  June  25,  1910  (36  Stat.,  p.  773),  I  have 
the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  a  statement  of  the  proceeds  of  all 
sales  of  old  material,  condemned  stores,  supplies,  or  other  public 
property  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911,  deposited  and 
covered  into  the  Treasury  as  miscellaneous  receipts.  (Rev.  Stat., 
713,  sec.  3618;  act  Feb.  27,  1877,  19  Stat.,  249.) 
Eespectfullyi 

Fbanklin  MaoVeaoh, 

Stcretary. 

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62i>  Congress,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.  (  Document 
ed  Session.       J  (    No.  237. 


PLEASANT  HILL  BAPTIST  CHURCH. 


liBTTEB  FBOM  THE  ASSISTANT  CLEBE!  OF  THE  COXJBT  OF  CLAIMS 
TBANSMirijNJ^  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDmaS  FILED  BY  THE  COUBT 
IK  THE  CASE  OF  PLEASANT  HILL  BAPTIST  CHT7BCH  AGAINST 
THE  UNITED  STATES. 


Decbmbeb  7,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


CouBT  OF  Claims,  Clerk's  Office, 

WdsTiiTigiony  December  6, 1911. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  RepreserUaiives. 
Sir:  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court,  I  transmit  herewith  a 
certified  copy  of  the  findings  of  fact  and  conclusions  in  the  aforesaid 
cause,  which  case  was  referred  to  this  court  bv  resolution  of  the 
House  of  Representatives  under  the  act  of  Marcn  3,  1887,  known  as 
the  Tucker  Act. 

I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  Cleric  Court  of  Claims. 


[Coort  of  Claims.    Congressional,  No.  14381.    Pleasant  HiU  Baptist  Chorch  v.  The  United  States.] 
STATEMENT  OF  CASE. 

This  is  a  claim  for  the  loas  of  a  church  building,  the  same  having  been  torn  down  and 
the  materials  of  which  it  was  constructed,  together  with  the  furniture  and  furnishings 
therein,  having  been  hauled  away  and  used  by  the  United  States  Army  for  barracks,  in 
Lonoke  County,  Ark.,  during  the  Civil  War. 

On  the  17  th  day  of  January,  1910,  the  United  States  House  of  Representatives 
referred  to  the  court  a  bill  in  the  following  words: 

[H.  R.  — ,  Sixty-first  Congress,  second  session.] 

'« A  BILL  For  the  relief  of  the  trustees  of  the  Pleasant  Hill  Baptist  Chorch. 

'*  B«  it  enacted  hv  the  Senate  and  House  oj  RepreeerUatives  oj  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled,  That  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  be,  and  he  is  hereby,  author- 
ized and  directed  to  pay,  out  of  any  money  in  the  United  States  Treasury  not  other- 
witse  appropriated,  to  tne  trustees  of  the  rleasant  Hill  Baptist  Church,  in  Lonoke 
County.  Arkansas,  the  sum  of  one  thousand  five  hundrea  dollars  for  the  church 
property  alleged  to  have  been  taken  and  used  by  the  Federal  troops  in  the  construction 
of  bwracks  during  the  Civil  War." 


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2  PLEASANT  HILL  BAPTIST  CHURCH. 

The  claimant  church  appeared  in  this  court  on  June  4, 1910,  and  filed  its  petition, 
in  which  it  is  substantially  averred: 

That  during  the  late  war  for  the  supi)reB8ion  of  the  rebellion,  to  wit.  in  the  year  1864, 
the  United  States  military  forces,  consistinjg  of  a  part  of  the  armv  of  Gen.  Steele,  under 
proper  authority,  tore  down  said  church  in  Lonoke  County,  Ark.,  and  hauled  away 
the  materials  of  which  it  was  constructed,  together  with  the  furniture  and  fumiBhings 
therein,  by  reason  whereof  said  church,  as  an  organization,  suffered  loss  and  damages 
in  the  sum  of  |1,500;  and  that  said  church,  as  an  oxganization,  was  loyal  to  the  XJnited 
States  Grovemment  during  the  entire  period  of  said  war. 

The  case  was  brought  to  a  hearing  on  loyalty  and  merits  on  the  14th  day  of  Novem- 
ber^ 1910. 

William  W.  Bride,  Esq.,  appeared  for  the  claimant,  and  the  Attorney  General,  by 
William  F.  Norris,  Esq.,  his  assistant,  under  his  direction,  appeared  for  the  def^ise 
and  protection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  court,  upon  the  evidence  adduced  and  after  considering  the  briefs  and  argu- 
ments of  counsel  on  both  sides,  makes  the  following 

FINDINGS  OF  FACT. 

I.  Pleasant  Hill  Baptist  Church,  of  Lonoke  County.  Ark.,  as  a  church,  was  loy^  to 
the  Government  of  the  United  States  throughout  the  late  Civil  War. 

II.  During  said  war  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States,  by  proper  authority. 
9ook  for  the  use  of  the  Army  the  church  building  described  in  the  petition  and  tore  iC 

.  down  and  used  the  materials  contained  therein  for  barracks.  The  reasonable  value 
of  said  property  at  the  time  and  i>lace  of  taking  is  the  sum  of  five  himdred  and  twenty- 
five  dollars  ($525),  no  part  of  wmch  appears  to  have  been  paid. 

III.  The  claim  herein  was  never  presented  to  any  officer  or  department  of  the  Gov- 
ernment prior  to  its  presentation  to  Congress  and  reference  to  this  court  by  the  Com- 
mittee on  War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Kepresentatives,  as  hereinbefore  set  forth  in 
the  statement  of  the  case,  and  no  reason  is  adduced  showing  why  the  same  waa  not 
earlier  presented. 

CONCLUSION. 

The  court  concludes  that  as  the  church  building  aforesaid  was  destroyed  hy  the 
United  States  as  a  military  necessity  the  claim  is  not  a  l^al  one  against  the  United 
States  and  is  equitable  only  in  the  sense  that  the  United  States  received  the  benefit 
of  the  material  therefrom,  as  set  forth  in  the  findings. 

Bt  thb  Coubt. 

Filed  December  5, 1910 

A  true  copy. 

Test  this  8th  day  of  December,  1910. 

[SBAL.]  John  Randolph, 

Ai9i8tarU  Clerk  Court  of  Ckriim$. 


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eSD  CJoNGRESS,  )  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Documeistt 
ed  Session.       f  \    No.  238. 


EMMA  F.  EVERMAN. 


I^TTEB  FROM  THE  ASSISTANT  CLEKE:  OF  THE  COTTBT  OF  CLAIMS 
TRANSMITTING  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDINGS  FILED  BY  THE  COTTBT 
IN  THE  CASE  OF  EMMA  F.  EVEBMAN  AGAINST  THE  UNITED 
STATES. 


Dboembeb  7,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Court  op  Claims,  Clerk's  Office, 

WasJiingtan,  December  6,  191 L 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
Sir:  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court  I  transmit  herewith  a 
certified  copy  of  the  findings  of  fact  and  conclusion  filed  in  the 
aforesaid  cause,  which  case  was  referred  to  this  court  by  resolution 
of  the  House  of  Representatives  under  the  act  of  March  3,  1887, 
known  as  the  Tucker  Act. 

I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  Clerk  Court  of  Claims. 


'[Court  of  Claims.    Congressional,  No.  14468.    Emma  F.  Eyonnan  v.  The  United  States.] 
STATEMENT  OF  CASE. 

On  February  18,  1910,  House  bill  7629,  Sixty-first  Congress,  was  referred  to  this 
court  by  resolution  of  the  House  of  Representatives  for  findings  of  fact  under  the  terms 
of  the  act  approved  March  3,  1887.    Said  bill  reads  as  follows: 

'^Beit  enacted  hy  the  Senate  and  HoiLse  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assemhledf  Tliat  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  be,  and  he  is  hereby,  author- 
ized and  directed  to  pay,  out  of  any  money  in  the  Treasiiry  not  otherwise  appropriated, 
the  sum  of  eight  hundred  dollars  to  Emma  F.  Everman  for  property  taken  mm  her 
for  the  use  and  benefit  of  the  Army  of  the  United  States  during  the  War  of  the  Rebel- 
lion." 

The  claimant  in  her  petition  makes  the  following  alle^tions: 

1.  That  she  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States,  residing  m  the  county  of  Carter,  State 
of  Kentucky,  and  that  during  the  lata  Civil  War  she  resided  in  said  county  and  State. 

2.  That  during  said  war,  to  wit,  in  or  about  December,  1863,  the  United  States 
military  forces,  consisting  of  troops  belonging  to  Company  K,  Fortieth  Kentucky 
Mounted  Infantry,  in  chaiige  of  Sergt.  John  C.  Blevins,  by  proper  authority,  took 
from  petitioner's  premises,  at  or  near  Grayson,  Carter  County,  Ky.,  at  least  800  bushels 
of  com,  which  was  then  and  there  reasonably  worth  the  sum  of  $800,  for  which  no 
payment  has  been  made. 

3.  That  petitioner  failed  to  present  a  claim  for  said  property  to  the  Quartermaster 
General  under  the  act  of  July  4, 1864,  because  she  was  unaware  of  the  passage  of  said  act. 


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The  case  was  brought  to  a  hearing  on  loyalty  and  merits  on  January  19,  1911. 

C.  C.  Calhoun,  Esq.,  appeared  for  the  claimant,  and  the  Attorney  Genenl,  K 
Charles  F.  Jones,  Esq.,  his  assistant  and  under  his  direction,  appeared  for  the  defense 
and  protection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  court,  upon  the  evidence  adduced  and  after  considering  the  brieis  and  aigu- 
ments  of  counsel  on  both  sides,  makes  the  following 

FINDINGS   OP  PACT. 

I.  Claimant,  Emma  F.  Evennan,  was  loyal  to  the  Government  of  the  United  Stata 
during  the  late  Civil  War. 

II.  During  said  war  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States,  by  prdper  authority. 
for  the  use  of  the  Army,  took  from  claimant,  in  Carter  Coimty,  Ky.,  property  of  the 
kind  and  character  described  in  the  petition,  which  at  the  time  and  place  of  takixiz 
was  reasonably  worth  the  sum  of  four  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  (^25),  no  part 
of  which  appears  to  have  been  paid. 

III.  The  claim  herein  was  never  presented  to  any  department  or  officer  of  the 
Government  prior  to  its  presentation  to  Congress  and  reference  to  the  court  February 
18, 1910,  by  tne  House  of  Representatives,  as  set  forth  in  the  statement  of  the  case. 

CONCLUSION. 

Upon  the  foregoing  findings  the  court  concludes  that  the  claim  herein  is  not  a 
legal  claim  against  the  United  States  and  is  equitable  only  in  the  sense  that  the  United 
Stetos  received  the  benefit  of  the  property  taken  as  set  forth  above. 

By  the  Coukt. 
Filed  January  23,  1911. 
A  true  copy. 

Test  this  24th  day  of  January,  1911. 
[seal.]  John  Randolph, 

Assistant  Clerk  Court  of  Claim$. 


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M  Session.       J  (    No.  239. 


HARTWELL  B.  HILLIARD. 


Z^BTTEB  FBOK  THE  ASSISTANT  OLEBK  OF  THE  OOT7BT  OF  CLAIMS 
TBANSMTTTING  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDINGS  FILED  BY  THE  COXJBT 
IN  THE  CASE  OF  HABTWELL  B.  HILLIABD  AGAINST  THE  tTNTTBD 
STATES. 


Dboiiibbb  7,  1911. — Befeired  to  the  Committee  on  War  daimB  and  ordered  to  be 

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COUBT  OP  CLAIMS;  ClEBK^S  OfPICE, 

WasTiingUm,  December  6,  1911. 
Hon.  Champ  Clabk, 

Speaker  of  (he  Mouse  of  Representatives. 
Sm:  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court  I  transmit  herewith  a  cer- 
tified copjr  of  the  findings  of  fact  filed  by  the  court  in  the  aforesaid 
cause,  iimich  case  was  referred  to  this  court  by  the  Committee  on 
War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Representatives  under  the  act  of  March  3, 
1883,  known  as  the  Bowman  Act. 

I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  GlerJc  Court  of  Ctaims. 


[Court  of  Claims.    Congressional,  No.  11354.    Hartwell  B.  HllUahl  o.  The  United  States.] 

This  case,  bein^  a  claim  for  supplies  or  stores  alleged  to  have  been  taken  by  or  fur- 
nished to  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States  for  their  use  during  the  late  war  for 
the  suppression  of  the  rebellion,  the  court,  on  a  preliminary  inquiiy,  finds  that  Hart- 
well  B.  Jlilliard,  the  person  alleged  to  have  furnished  such  supplies  or  stores,  or  from 
whom  the  same  are  alleged  to  luive  been  taken,  was  loyal  to  the  Government  of -the 
United  States  throughout  said  war. 

By  thx  Court. 

NOYEMBBB  6. 1905. 


(Court  of  Claims.    Congressional,  No.  11354.    HartweU  B.  Billiard  v.  The  United  States.] 
STATEMENT  OP  CASE. 

The  claim  in  the  above-entitled  case  for  supplies,  or  stores,  alleged  to  have  been 
taken  by  or  furnished  to  the  militarv  forces  of  the  United  States,  for  their  use  during 
the  late  War  for  the  Suppression  of  the  Rebellion,  was  transmitted  to  the  court  by  the 
Committee  on  War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Representatives  on  the  17th  day  of  March, 
1904. 

On  a  preliminarv  inquiry  the  court,  on  the  6th  day  of  November,  1905,  found  that 
person  alleged  to  have  furnished  the  supplies,  or  stores,  or  from  whom  they  were 

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alleged  to  have  been  taken,  was  loyal  to  the  Government  of  the  United  States  thzougli- 
out  aaid  war. 

The  case  was  brought  to  a  hearing  on  its  merits  on  the  18th  day  of  February,  1907. 

Moyers  A  Oonaaul  appeared  for  claimant,  and  the  Attomev  General,  by  Malcolm  A. 
Coles,  Esq.,  his  assistant,  and  under  his  direction,  appeared  for  the  defenae  and  pro> 
tection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  claimant  in  his  petition  makes  the  following  all^tions: 

That  he  ifl  a  citizen  of  the  United  States  and  now  a  resident  of  the  county  of  Alcofn, 
State  of  Missiflrippi:  that  durine  the  late  Civil  War  he  was  a  citizen  of  the  United 
States,  redding  in  tne  county  of  Fayette,  State  of  Tennessee;  that  during  said  period 
-there  were  taken  from  petitioner  and  his  copartner  by  United  States  mmtary  forces, 
under  proper  authority,  and  converted  to  tne  use  of  the  United  States  Army  quar- 
r  stores  vkd  supplies  of  the  kinds  and  values  below  stated,  to  wit: 


T^en,  Nov.  28, 1863,  at  SomerviUe,  Tenn.,  by  J.  R.  W.  Hinchman,  lieuten- 
ant and  quartermaster,  Seventh  Illinois  Cavalry: 

100  pounds  of  hay $1.00 

10  bushels  of  com 7. 50 

6  mules,  at  $150  each 900.00 

Total 908.50 

That  petitioner  was  the  owner  of  an  undivided  one-half  interest  in  said  above- 
described  property  of  the  following  value,  to  wit,  |454 .25 ;  that  this  claim  was  presented 
to  the  Quartermaster  General,  but  was  rejected  by  that  officer  because  he  was  not 
satisfied  with  the  evidence  of  claimant's  loyalty;  that  knowing  said  decision  to  be 
unjust,  petitioner  praved  Consress  for  relief,  and  on  March  17,  1904,  this  claim  was 
referred  to  this  court  by  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Bepreeenta- 
tives  for  findings  of  &kct  in  accordance  with  the  Bowman  Act;  that  petitioner,  as 
partner  in  the  firm  of  Hartwell  B.  Hilliard  &  Bro.,  is  the  sole  owner  of  said  undivided 
one-half  interest  in  said  partnership  claim;  that  in  case  No.  5336,  congresrional,  the 
justice  of  said  partnership  claim  was  found  by  this  court. 

The  court,  upon  the  evidence,  and  after  considering  the  briefs  and  arguments  of 
counsel  upon  both  sides,  makes  the  following 

FINDINO  OF  FACT. 

During  the  late  Civil  War  there  was  taken  by  the  military  forces  of  the  United 
States,  for  the  use  of  the  Army,  from  claimant  and  his  brother,  in  Fayette  County, 
State  of  Tennessee,  property  of  the  kind  and  character  described  in  the  petition,  m 
which  property  the  claimant  herein  had  an  undivided  one-half  interest.-  Tlie  rea- 
sonable value  of  the  claimant's  one-half  interest  was  then  and  there  the  sum  of  thne 
hundred  dollars  ($300). 

No  payment  appears  to  have  been  made  therefor. 

Bt  ths  Coukt. 

Filed  February  25, 1907. 

A  trae  copy. 

Test  this  1st  day  of  December,  1911. 

[seal.]  , 

AtnsUmi  Clerk  Cowt  of  Claxmt, 


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M  Session.       J  (    No.  240. 


MARY  J.  McGLOTHLEN. 


IiBTTBB  gBOMTHB  ASSISTANT  CLEIIE:  OF  THE  COTJIIT  OF  CLAIMS 
TBANSMlTTZirO  A  COPY  OF  THE  FINDINGS  FILED  BY  THE  COTJBT 
IN  THE  CASE  OF  MABY  J.  McGLOTHLEN,  SOLE  HEIB  OF  JOHN  W. 
MBENACH,  DECEASED,  AGAINST  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


Dbobmbeb  7,  1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  War  Claims  and  ordered  to  be 

printed. 


Court  of  Claims,  Clerk's  Office, 

Wdshingtan,  December  6,  191 L 
Sm:  Pursuant  to  the  order  of  the  court  I  transmit  herewith  a  certi- 
fied copy  of  the  findings  of  fact  and  conclusion  filed  in  the  aforesaid 
cause,  which  case  was  referred  to  this  court  on  March  5,  1910,  by 
resolution  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  under  the  act  of  March  3, 
1887,  known  as  the  Tucker  Act. 

I  am,  very  respectfully,  yours, 

John  Randolph, 
Assistant  Clerk  Court  of  Claims. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


[Court  of  Claims.    Congressional,  14Sei.    Mary  J.  McQlothlen,  sole  heir  of  John  W.  Meenach  deceased 

The  United  States] 

STATEMENT  OF  CASE. 

The  claim  in  this  case  is  for  loss  and  damage  to  certain  flatboats  and  to  a  store  boat 
caused  by  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States  during  the  late  Civil  War. 

Said  ciaim  was  first  referred  to  this  court  under  the  act  of  March  3,  1883,  known  as 
the  Bowman  Act,  January  30,  1905,  and  numbered  11756,  Congressional.  The  court, 
on  June  10,  1909,  found  that  claimant's  decedent,  John  W.  Meenach,  deceased,  was 
lo\^  to  the  Government  of  the  United  States  during  the  Civil  War. 

l^ereafter,  and  on  August  31,  1909,  defendant  filed  a  motion  to  dismiss  the  cause 
on  the  ground  that  the  court  did  not  have  jurisdiction  to  consider  the  same  under 
section  3  of  the  Bowman  Act,  said  section  prohibiting  this  court  from  exercising 
jurisdiction  of  a  claim  for  destruction  or  damage  to  property  by  the  Army,  but  said 
motion  was  never  acted  on  by  the  court. 

Thereafter,  on  March  5,  1910,  the  United  States  House  of  Representatives,  by 
resolution,  referred  to  the  court,  under  the  act  of  March  3,  1887,  a  bill  in  the  following 
words: 

[H.  R.  17660,  Sixty-first  Congress,  second  session.] 

"A  BILL  For  the  relief  of  Mary  J.  M  3Glothlen. 

* '  Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  Congress  assembled.  That  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  is  hereby  authorized  and 
directed  to  pay,  out  of  any  money  in  the  Treasury  not  otherwise  appropriated,  to  Mary 


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J.  McGlothlen,  the  sum  of  one  thousand  and  twentv-seven  dollare,  as  heir  at  law  o( 
John  W.  Meenach,  deceased,  in  full  of  claim  of  saia  Meenach  for  the  sinldiig  in  the 
Ohio  River  of  two  hav  boats  and  one  store  boat,  and  the  merchandise  therein  con- 
tained, by  order  of  General  Boyles.  commanding  the  Union  forces  July  eleventh, 
eidbiteen  hundred  and  sixty-three,  wnile  resisting  the  Morgan  ndd." 

This  case  was  docketed  as  No.  14591,  Congressional. 

Tlie  claimant  having  filed  her  petition  m  this  cause  on  September  8,  1906,  and 
testimony  of  several  witnesses  having  been  taken  under  the  first  reference  of  the  cause, 
a  motion  was  filed,  on  June  8,  1910,  by  claimant,  to  transfer  all  the  records  to  the 
case  under  the  reference  by  House  resolution  of  March  5, 1910,  aforesaid.  This  motion 
was  allowed  June  11,  1910. 

Claimant  in  her  petition  makes  in  substance  the  fallowing  allegations: 

That  she  is  a  citizen  of  the  United  States,  and  one  of  the  next  of  kin  of  J<^m  W. 
Meenach,  deceased,  who,  during  the  late  Civil  War,  was  engaged  in  merchandise 
business  along  and  upon  the  Ohio  River. 

That  during  the  late  Civil  War,  and  in  or  about  the  month  of  July,  1883,  the  militarv 
authorities  of  the  United  States,  under  command  of  Gen.  Boyle,  scuttled  and  sunk 
two  flat  boats  and  one  store  boat  belonging  to  her  decedent,  said  boats  being  then 
upon  said  Ohio  River,  and  causing  loss'of  and  dami^e  thereto  in  amount  $1,027. 
Tne  items  of  loss  and  aamage  are  not  set  out  in  the  petition. 

The  case  was  submitted  on  merits  on  November  21,  1910. 

S.  E.  Adler  and  Britton  &  Gray  appeared  for  claimant,  and  the  Attomev  Greneial, 
by  W.  H.  Lamar,  Esq.,  his  assistant  and  under  his  direction,  appeared  for  the  defense 
and  protection  of  the  interests  of  the  United  States. 

The  court,  upon  the  evidence  and  after  considering  the  brieb  and  aigument  ef 
counsel  on  both  sides,  makes  the  following 

FINDINQ8  OP  FACT. 

I .  On  June  10, 1909,  the  court  found  that  the  claimant's  decedent,  John  W.  Meenach, 
was  loyal  to  the  Government  of  the  United  States  throughout  the  late  Civil  War,  and 
now  aaheree  to  that  finding. 

II.  During  said  war  the  military  forces  of  the  United  States,  bv  proper  authority, 
took  possession  of  the  decedent's  boats  on  the  Ohio  River,  as  described  in  the  petition, 
and  scuttled  and  sank  the  same  to  prevent  them  from  foiling  into  the  han<u  of  the 
enemy.  Said  boats  at  the  time  ana  place  of  destruction  were  then  and  there  reason- 
ably worth  the  sum  of  nine  hundred  and  forty  dollars  ($940),  no  part  of  ^diich  appears 
to  have  been  paid. 

III.  The  claim  herein  was  presented  to  the  Quartermaster  General  on  December 
10,  1879,  and  bv  that  officer  rejected  on  December  12,  1879,  for  the  reason  that  his 
department  had  no  juriediction  over  claims  for  damages.  Thereafter  the  claim  was  - 
presented  to  Congress  and  referred  to  the  court  on  January  30,  1905,  by  the  Com- 
mittee on  War  Claims  of  the  House  of  Representatives  under  the  provisions  of  the  act 
of  March  3, 1883.  Under  said  reference  tiie  claimant's  decedent  was  found  loyml  by 
the  court,  but  the  case  on  merits  was  not  presented.  Thereafter,  on  March  5, 1910, 
the  case  was  again  referred  to  the  court  by  resolution  of  the  House  of  Representatives 
under  the  act  of  March  3,  1887. 

CONCLUSION. 

Upon  the  foreg;oinff  findings  the  court  concludes  that  the  claim  herein  is  neither  a 
legal  nor  an  equitable  chiim  against  the  United  States. 

By  thb  Coubt. 
Filed  December  5,  1910. 
A  true  copy. 
Test  this  18th  day  of  July,  A.  D.  1911. 

John  Randolph, 
Auutant  CUrh  Court  of  Claina. 


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Sd  Session. 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 


j  Document 
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REPORTS  TO  BE  MADE  TO  CONGRESS. 


UBTTEB  FROM  THE  CLEBK  OF  THE  HOITSB  STTBMITTINO  A  LIST 
OF  BBPOBTS  TO  BE  MADE  TO  GONOBESS  BY  PX7BLI0  OFFIGOSBS 
DtTBING  THE  SIXTY-SEOONB  CONGBESS. 


Dbobmbsb  7,  19il.-*Be.eirod    u> 


(.tio  Liiiiiiniuee  on  Aoooiints  and  ordered  to  be 
printed. 


Clerk's  Office,  House  of  Refresentatiyes, 

WiisJiingUm^  D.  C,  December  7, 1911. 
Sm:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  a  standing  rule  of  the 
House  of  Representatives;  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  a  list 
of  reports  to  be  made  to  Congress  by  public  officers  during  the 
Sixty-second  Congress. 

Very  respectfully,  South  Trimble, 

Clerk  House  of  RepreserUatives. 
Hon.  Champ  Clark, 

Speaker  of  the  House  of  RepresentaMves. 


Litt  ofreporti  to  be  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  officers. 
[Prepared  In  obedience  to  a  standing  mle  of  the  House  of  RepresentattveB.] 


Oflloer,  and  nature  of  the  report 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THB  HBAD  OF  XACB  DXPABnCEMT. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  manner  In  which  the  oon- 
tlneent  fund  of  his  department,  and  for  the  bureaus 
and  oflScers  therein,  has  been  expended,  giving  the 
name  of  every  person  to  whom  any  portion  thereof 
has  been  paid,  and  if  for  anything  furnished,  the 
quantity  and  price;  and  if  for  any  service  rendered, 
the  nature  of  sudi  service,  and  the  time  employed, 
and  the  particular  occasion  or  cause,  in  brief,  that 
rendered  such  service  necessary;  and  the  amount  of 
all  former  appropriations,  in  each  case  on  hand  either 
in  the  Treasury  or  in  the  hands  of  any  disbursing 
officer  or  a«nt;  and  he  shall  require  of  the  dbbursing 
officers,  acting  under  his  direction  or  anthoirity,  the 
vetum  of  precise  and  analytical  statements  and  re- 
oelpts  for  all  the  money  which  may  have  been,  ftom 
time  to  time,  during  the  next  preceding  year,  ex- 
]Mnded  by  them. 

Non.— The  heads  of  departments  in  communl- 
oating  estimates  of  expenditures  and  appropriations 
to  Congress,  or  to  any  of  the  committees  tliereof,  shall 
specify,  as  neariy  as  may  be  convenient,  the  sources 
Ikom  which  such  estimates  are  derived  and  the  calcu- 
lations upon  which  they  are  founded,  and  shall  dls- 
erlminate  between  such  estimates  as  are  conjectural  In 
their  character  and  such  as  are  framed  upon  actual  In- 


Rev.Stot 

Stat.  L.,  ▼.  18. 


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96 


Annually. 
At  the  beginning 
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List  of  reports  to  be  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  officers— 

Continued. 


OfBoer,  and  naton  of  the  report. 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Sectkm 
orpoce. 


tobenuMteu 


BT  THX  HXAD  OF  BACH  dbpabtmsNt— oontinaed. 

formation  and  applications  from  disbursing 'offlcers. 
Tliey  shall  also  give  raferenoes  to  any  law  or  treaty  by 
which  the  proposed  expenditures  are  respectively  au- 
thorised, specifying  the  date  of  each  and  the  volume 
and  page  of  the  Statutes  at  Large  or  of  the  Revised 
Statutes,  as  the  case  may  be,  and  the  section  of  the  act 
in  which  the  authority  19  to  be  found. 

Whenever  the  head  of  a  department,  belns  about  to 
submit  to  Coneress  the  annual  estimates  of  expendi- 
tures required  lor  the  coming  year,  finds  that  the  usual 
items  01  such  estimates  vary  materially  in  amount 
from  the  appropriation  ordinarily  asked  for  the  object 
named,  ana  especially  from  the  appropriation  nanted 
for  the  same  objects  for  the  proceoing  year,  and  when- 
ever new  items  not  theretofore  usual  are  introduced 
into  such  estimates  for  any  year,  he  shall  accompany 
the  estimates  by  minute  and  full  explanations  of  aU 
such  variations  and  new  items,  showing  the  reasons 
and  erounds  upon  which  the  amounts  are  required  and 
the  different  items  added. 

The  head  of  each  department  In  submitting  to  Con- 
gress his  estimates  of  expenditures  required  in  his  de- 
partment during  the  yvu  then  approaching  shall 
designate  not  only  the  amount  required  to  be  appro* 
priated  for  the  next  fiscal  year,  but  also  the  amount 
of  the  outstanding  appropriation,  If  there  be  any, 
which  will  probably  be  required  for  each  particular 
Item  of  expenditure. 

Except  when  a  different  time  is  expressly  prescribed 
by  law,  the  various  annual  reports  required  to  be 
submitted  to  Congress  by  the  heads  of  departments 
shall  be  made  at  the  commencement  of  each  regular 
session  and  shall  embrace  the  transactions  of  the  pr»- 
cedinfyear. 

A  detailed  statement  required  of  expenditures  for  con- 
tingent expenses  In  anv  department  or  bureau  of  the 
Oovemment  for  preceoing  fiscal  year. 

A  statement  showing  In  detail  the  number  of  buildings 
rented  for  the  use  of  their  respective  departments 
or  the  subordinate  bureaus  or  offices  thereof  in  the 
dty  of  Washington,  the  annual  rentel  paid  for  and 
cost  of  heating  and  lighting  each,  the  appropriations 
from  which  said  expenses  are  respectively  paid,  and 
also  to  submit  estimates,  specifically,  for  the  rental 
and  other  expenses  of  such  of  said  buildings  as  may 
be  necessary  for  the  use  of  the  Government. 

A  report  of  the  condition  and  character  of  any  papers 
which  are  not  needed  or  useful  In  the  transaction  of 
the  current  business  of  their  departmento,  and  the 
amount  of  their  proceeds  from  the  sale  of  such  papen 
deemed  useless. 

The  number  of  employees  In  each  bureau  and  office, 
and  the  salaries  of  each  who  are  below  a  fair  standard 
of  efficiency. 

A  stetement  as  to  the  condition  of  business  in  his 
department  or  other  Oovemment  estebllshment, 
showing  whether  any  part  of  the  same  is  In  arrears, 
and  if  so,  in  what  divisions  of  the  respective  bureaus 
and  offices  of  his  department  or  other  Oovemment 
estebllshment  such  arrears  exist,  the  extent  thereof, 
and  the  reasons  therefor,  and  also  a  statement  of  the 
number  and  compensat  Ion  of  employees  appropriated 
for  in  one  bureau  or  office  who  have  been  detailed  to 
another  bureau  or  office  for  a  period  exceeding  one 
year. 

BT  THB  PKBfllDBNT  OF  THB  UNRBO  STATB8. 

A  report  from  the  commissioners  appointed  to  revise 
the  statutes  relating  to  patents,  trade  and  other 
marks,  and  trade  and  commercial  names. 

A  report  on  the  investigation  of  any  and  all  practicable 
routes  for  a  canal  across  the  Isthmus  of  Panama,  and 
particularly  the  two  routes  known,  respectively,  as 
the  Nlcaraguan  route  and  the  Panama  route, 
nnual  Report  of  the  Civil  Service  Commission,  show- 
'ng  its  own  actions,  the  mles  and  regulations  and 
be  axoeptiona  thereto  In  force,  the  practical  eflectt 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stot.  L.,y.  19... 
SUt.  L.»  ▼.  22 


195 


p.     a06 


8tat.L.,y.  25.. 


Sess.  laws,  Itt, 
Slat. 

Stot.I>.»T.28... 


p.      672 

p.     « 

p.      806 


Begtentnc  ef 
In 


No 


In    thUr 
In 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.  30 
....do... ....... 

8t«tL.,T.22... 


p.     431 
p.    1150 

p.     4M 


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REPORTS  TO  BE   MADE  TO  CONGRESS.  8 

Lut  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  officers— 

Contmued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  aa- 
ttaoritj. 


Section 
orpHe. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THE  PBBSIDKNT  OP  THX  UNITBD  8TATB9— Oontlnned. 

thereof,  and  any  suggestions  It  mav  approve  for  the 
more  effectual  accomplishment  of  tne  purposes  of  the 
dvll-service  act. 
The  Employer's  Liability  Commission  to  make  a  thor- 
ough inyestlgatlon  of  the  subject  of  employer's  lia- 
bility and  workman's  compensation,  said  commission 
to  submit  a  report  through  the  President. 

ISTHMIAN  CANAL  COMUSaiON. 

Shan  make  to  the  President  annually,  and  at  such  other 
periods  as  may  be  required,  either  by  law  or  by  the 
order  of  the  President,  full  and  complete  reports  of  all 
their  actlnes  and  doings  and  of  all  money  received  and 
expended  in  the  construction  of  said  work  and  in  the 
performance  of  their  duties  in  connection  therewith. 

And  shall  give  to  Congress,  or  either  House  of  Congress, 
such  information  as  may  at  any  time  be  required  either 
by  act  of  Congress  or  by  the  order  of  either  House  of 
Congress. 

Shall  submit  to  Congress  a  detailed  and  classified  state- 
ment of  all  receipts  and  expenditures  without  duplica- 
tion of  items. 

Shall  report  to  Congress  in  detail  all  fimds  realised  dur- 
ing fiscal  year  1911. 

BT  THX  8SCRSTABT  OF  STATE. 

A  Statement  containing  an  abstract  of  all  the  returns 
made  to  him  pursuant  to  law  by  the  collectors  of  the 
different  ports,  of  the  seamen  reeistered  by  them, 
together  with  an  account  of  such  impressments  and 
detentions  as  shall  appear  by  the  protests  of  the  mas- 
ters to  have  taken  puce. 

A  statement,  in  a  compendious  form,  of  all  such  changes 
and  modifications  in  theconmiercial  systems  of  other 
nations,  whether  by  treaties,  duties  on  imports  and 
exports,  er  other  regulations,  as  shall  have  been  com- 
municated to  the  department,  includlne  all  commer- 
cial information  contained  in  the  official  publications 
of  other  Oovemments  which  he  shall  deem  sufficiently 
important. 

A  synopsis  of  so  much  of  the  information  which  may 
have  Men  communicated  to  him  by  diplomatic  and 
consular  officers  during  the  preceding  year  as  he  may 
deem  valuable  for  public  imormation,  specifying  the 
names  of  any  consuls  or  oonunerclal  agents  who  may 
have  been  remiss  in  transmitting  oommercial  infor- 
mation. 

A  full  list  of  all  consular  officers 

A  report  of  any  rates  or  tariff^  of  fees  to  be  received  by 
diplomatic  or  consular  officers  which  may  have  been 
prescribed  by  the  President  during  the  year  pieoedinf . 

A  statement  of  such  fees  as  may  have  been  collectea, 
accounted  for,  and  reported  by  the  various  diplomatic 
and  consular  officers  during  the  preceding  year. 

A  statement  of  the  list  of  passengers  arriving  in  the 
United  States  from  foreign  places,  returned  to  him 
quarter  yearly  by  the  collectors  of  customs. 

A  statement  of  the  names  of  any  consular  officers,  not 
citizens  of  the  United  States,  to  whom  salaries  nave 
been  paid  during  the  year  preceding,  together  with 
the  circumstances  under  which  they  were  appointed. 
Note.— The  annual  statement  of  expenditures  from 
the  contingent  fund  required  to  be  made  by  the  Secre- 
tary of  State  must  include  all  the  contingent  expenses 
of  foreign  intercourse  and  of  all  the  missions  abroad, 
except  such  expenditures  as  are  settled  upon  the  certi- 
ficate of  the  President. 

The  President  Is  authorised  to  prescribe  fh>m  time  to 
time  the  rates  of  tariffs  of  fees  to  be  charged  for  official 
services,  and  to  designate  what  shall  be  rettrded 
as  official  services,  besides  such  as  are  expressly  de- 
clared by  law,  b 
consulates,  and 
the  same  by  sui 
proper  to  each 
agency:  and  it 


Stat.  L.,  T.  80, 
pt.  L 


Stat.L.,T.32... 


884 


483 


First  Monday  la 
December,  1911. 


No  time 


Stat.  L.,  T.  36, 
pt.l. 

Stat.  L.,  y.  36, 
pt.l. 


Rev.  Stat. 


do.... 


.do. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


sec.  3,  p. 
773. 

*SvJ'P- 

773. 


sec.  207 


see.  206 


sec.  206 


sec.  208 
sec.  208 


sec.  208 
sec.  208 
sec.  208 


Close  of  the  flsotl 
year  1911. 

Do. 


Within  10  days 
after  the  oom- 
menoement  of 
each  regalar 
session. 


Annually. 


D^ 


Do. 
Do. 


Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


.do.. 


sec  208 


Do. 


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List  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  during  (he  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  o^ 

Continued. 


Offloer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Beotlon 
or  page. 


w  IMU  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THB  SBCEBTABT  Of  STATB— OOntlnUfid. 

penoos  connected  with  such  legations,  consulates, 
or  commercial  agencies  to  collect  for  such  ofBcial  serv- 
ices such,  and  only  such,  fees  as  mav  be  prescribed 
for  their  respective  legations,  consulates,  and  com- 
mercial agencies;  and  such  rates  of  tarifls  shall  be 
reported  annually  to  Congress. 

BT  TBI  8BCBBT1BT  Of  WAX. 

A  statement  of  the  appropriation  of  the  preceding  fiscal 
year  for  the  Deparonent  of  War.  showing  the  amount 
appropriated  under  each  specific  head  of  appropriar 
tfon,  the  amount  expended  under  each  head,  and  the 
balance  which,  on  the  30th  day  of  June  preceding 
such  report,  remained  unexpended.  Such  reports 
shall  be  accompanied  by  estimates  of  the  probable 
demands  which  may  remain  on  each  appropriation. 

Shall  transmit  an  abstract  of  the  returns  and  reports  of 
the  adjutants-general  of  the  States,  Territories,  and 
the  District  of  Columbia. 

Whenever  the  Secretary  of  War  invites  proposals  for 
any  (Engineer  Department)  works,  or  for  any  mate- 
rials or  labor  for  any  (Engineer  Department)  works, 
he  shall  report  to  Congress,  at  Its  next  session,  all  bids 
therefor,  with  the  names  of  the  bidders. 

Full  statement  of  all  existing  Itets  tending  to  show  to 
what  extent  the  eeneral  commerce  of  the  country 
will  be  promoted  dv  the  several  works  of  improve- 
ments contemplatea  by  such  examinations  and  sur- 
veys, to  the  end  that  public  moneys  shall  not  be  ap- 
Slled  excepting  where  such  improvements  shall  tend 
>  subserve  the  general  commercial  and  navigation 
interests  of  the  United  States. 

A  report  of  the  cost  of  such  extensions  and  betterments 
of  the  Washhigton-Alaska  military  cable  and  tele- 
graph system  as  may  be  approved  by  the  Secretary  of 
war,  to  be  available  until  the  dose  of  the  fiscal  year 
1911  from  the  receipts  of  the  Washington-Alaska  mili- 
tary cable  and  telegraph  system  that  may  have  been 
covered  into  the  treasury  of  the  United  States,  the 
extent  of  such  extensions  and  the  cost  thereof  to  be 
reported. 

An  abstract  of  the  returns  of  the  adjutants-general  of 
the  several  States  of  the  mlUtlA  thereof. 

Directed  to  forward  to  Congress,  to  accompany  his 
annual  report,  a  report  of  all  Inspections  made  by 
the  Inspection  deparUnent  of  the  armv  as  to  the  ne- 
cessity, economy,  and  propriety  of  all  disburse- 
ments made  by  disbursing  officers  of  the  army;  also, 
whether  the  disbursing  officers  of  the  army  comply 
with  the  law  hi  keeping  their  accounts  and  making 
their  deposits. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  work  done,  the  expendi- 
tures made,  together  with  such  recommendations  as 
he  may  deem  proper,  relative  to  the  improvements  of 
the  Mississippi  River. 

A  report  in  detail  of  all  work,  contracts,  expenditures, 
etc.,  under  the  provisions  of  the  river  and  harbor  bill 
approved  July  5, 1884,  together  with  such  recommen- 
dations as  he  may  deem  proper. 

A  report  of  the  number  of  skiUAd  draftsmen,  civil  engi- 
neers, etc.,  employed  to  carry  Into  effect  the  various 
appropriations  for  rivers  ana  harbors,  fortifications, 
and  survejrs,  and  amount  paid  to  each. 

Directed  to  transmit  report  of  Chief  of  Engineers  and 
subordinate  engineers  relating  to  the  Improvement  of 
rivers  and  harbors. 

Directed  to  transmit  report  of  Mtaisslppi  River  C>>m- 
mlssion,  with  an  accurate  and  comprehensive  index 
thereof. 

A  statement  of  the  cost  of  all  type  and  experimental 
manufacture  of  guns  and  other  articles,  and  the  aver^ 
age  cost  of  the  several  classes  of  guns  and  ths  other 
articlii  manultetured  by  the  Oovemment. 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.  32. 
Stat.L.,v.l4. 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.  85, 
pt.L 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stat.L.,T.18... 

SUt.L.,v.22. 

Stat.L.,v.23. 

SUt.L.,T.24. 
Stat.  L.,  V.  28. 
Stat.  L.,  V.  25. 

do 

St*tL.,T.20. 


sec.  228 

p.  776 

p.  73 

sec.  231 

p.  734 

see.  232 

p.  33 

p.  208 

p.  147 

pp..|5^ 

p.  188 

p.  124 

p.  124 

p.  820 


Annual^. 


In 
Dorinsthe 


Annnal    rnort  «f 
oTSnci- 


Chief 


lOU. 


On  or  before  fbe 
first  Monday  to 
Febrnary  of 
each  year. 

With   his   I 
repart. 


Annoal  report  «f 
Chief    oTEngi- 


Da 


In    vmvtA    estl' 


Annual  report  of 
<3il6f    of^ngi- 


In 


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List  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  dtaing  theSixty-seooTid  Congress  by  public  officers — 

Contmued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  aa- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  iHx  8ECBBTAST  OP  WAS— oontlnoed. 

Report  of  the  disbursements  made  under  the  act  ap- 
proved Aug.  19, 1890,  entitled  "An  act  to  establish  a 
national  military  park  at  the  battlefield  at  Chicka- 
mauga." 

Report  of  the  disbursements  made  under  the  act  ap- 
proved Dec.  27, 1894,  entitled  "An  act  to  establish  a 
national  mfiitarv  park  at  the  battlefield  at  Shlloh." 

R^wrt  of  the  disbursements  made  under  the  act  ap- 
proved Feb.  11, 1895,  entitled  "An  act  to  establish  a 
national  military  park  at  the  battlefield  at  Gettys- 
burg." 

Report  of  the  disbursements  made  under  the  act  ap- 
proved Feb.  21, 1899.  entitled  "An  act  to  establish  a 
national  military  park  at  the  battlefield  at  Vicksburg." 

Shall  appoint  a  board  of  engineers  to  reconsider  the 
Sabine-Neches  Canal,  of  Texas,  and  report  to  Congress. 

Shall  appoint  a  board  of  three  officers  to  consider  upon 
the  most  economical  and  desirable  plan  of  securing  a 
permanent  6-foot  channel  between  Kansas  City  and 
the  mouth  of  river,  and  report  to  Congress. 

The  Chief  of  Engineers  shall,  as  Superintendent  of  Pub- 
lic Buildings  and  Grounds  and  as  superintendent  of 
the  Washington  Aqueduct,  annually  submit  the  fol- 
lowing reports  to  the  Secretary  of  War:  First.  A 
report  of  his  operations  from  the  preceding  year,  with 
an  account  of  the  manner  In  which  all  appropriations 
for  public  buildings  and  Rounds  have  beiBn  applied, 
including  a  statement  or  the  number  of  public  lots 
sold  or  remaining  unsold  each  year,  of  the  condition 
of  the  public  buildings  and  grounds  and  of  the  meas- 
ures necessary  to  be  taken  for  the  care  and  preservation 
of  all  public  property  under  his  charge.  Second.  A 
report  of  the  condition,  progress,  repairs,  casualties, 
and  expenditures  of  the  Washington  Aqueduct  and 
other  public  works  under  his  charge. 

Apvport  of  the  name  and  place  of  residence  of  each  ci- 
vilian engineer  employed  on  the  work  of  improving 
rivers  and  harbors,  time  employed,  compensation 
paid,  place  at,  and  work  on  which  employed. 

RepOTt  of  leases  of  public  property  under  act  of  July  28, 

A  report  of  the  California  Debris  Commission  of  its 
labors  and  transactions,  with  plans  for  the  construc- 
tion, completion,  and  preservation  of  the  public 
works,  with  estimates,  etc 

A  repori  of  the  Chief  of  Engineers  to  show  deterioration 
in  works,  etc. 

A^detailed  statement  required  of  expenditures  for  con- 
tingent expenses  for  preceding  fiscal  year. 

The  secretary  of  War  shall  report  in  his  annual  esti- 
mates to  Congress  the  number  of  persons  employed, 
and  their  duties,  and  the  amount  paid  to  each. 

A  statement  showing  in  detail  the  number  of  buildings 
rented  in  the  city  of  Washington,  the  annual  rental 
paid  for  and  cost  of  heating  and  lighting  each,  the 
appropriations  from  which  said  expenses  are  respec- 
tively paid,  and  also  to  submit  estimates,  specifically, 
for  the  rental  and  other  expenses  of  such  of  said  build- 
ings as  may  be  necessary  for  the  use  of  the  Govern- 
ment. 

A  report  of  the  condition  and  character  of  any  papers 
which  are  not  needed  or  usefiil  in  the  transaction  of 
the  current  business,  and  the  amount  of  their  pro- 
ceeds flrom  the  sale  of  such  papers  deemed  useless. 

The  number  of  employees  in  each  bureau  and  office, 
and  the  salaries  of  each  who  are  betow  a  faHi  stand- 
ard of  efficiency. 

A  statement  as  to  the  oondltion  of  business,  showing 
whether  an  v  part  of  the  same  is  in  arrears,  and  if  so, 
in  what  division  such  arrears  exist,  the  extent 
thereof,  and  the  reasons  therefor,  and  also  a  state- 
ment of  the  number  and  compensation  of  employees 
appropriated  for  in  one  bureau  or  office  who  have 
been  detailed  to  another  bunaa  or  offloe  for  a  period 
azoeedlng  one  year. 


Stat.  L.,T.28.. 

Stat.  L.,v.28.. 
do 

Stat.  L.,v.30.. 


Stat.  L.,  v.  36, 

pt.  1. 
Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 

pt.l. 


Rev.  Stat. 


p.  836 

1^.  599 

p.  653 

p.  843 

p.  649 

p.  660 

sec. 1812 


Annuallj. 

Da 
Dou 

Do. 

Dec.  1, 1910. 

Next  regular  ses- 
sion of  Congress 


Annual  report  of 
Chief  of^  Engi- 
neers. 


Stat  !/.,▼.  24.  . 

Stat.  L.,  ▼.  27.. 
do 

Stat.  L.,  V.30.. 

Stat.  L..V.  19.. 

Stat.  L.,  V.  35, 
pt.  1. 

StatL.,  V.22... 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.25.. 


Sess.  laws,  1st, 

5l8t. 

StatL.,  ▼.28.. 


p.  835 

p.  822 

p.  508 

p.  1150 

p.  306 

p.  781 


p.      672 

p.      268 
p.      806 


Annually. 

Annually,  by  Chief 
of  Engineers. 


Do. 

Beginning  of  the 

sessiozL 
Annually. 


In     annual    ertt 
mates. 


No  time  specified. 


In     annual 
mates. 

Do. 


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List  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  oj 

Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  aa- 
thorlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


Wlien  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THB  BBCBBTABT  Of  WABr-OOntlniied. 

The  Secretary  of  War  shall  appoint  a  board  of  engineers 
whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  examine  the  present  condi- 
tion of  the  United  States  canal  and  the  Tennessee 
River  fh>m  the  head  of  Elk  River  Shoal  to  the  Florence 
Railway  bridge  In  the  State  of  Alabama,  etc.  Such 
board  shall  report  its  findings  not  later  than  the  first 
Monday  In  December,  1907,  and  until  such  board  shall 
make  Its  report  and  action  shall  be  taken  thereon  by 
(}ongress  no  permits  shall  be  issued  under  the  provis- 
ions of  the  act  approved  Mar.  6, 1906,  entitled  "An  act 
to  authorize  the  construction  of  dams  and  power  sta- 
tions on  the  Tennessee  River  at  Muscle  Shoals,  Ala." 

The  Secretary  of  War  may  appoint  a  board  of  five  mem- 
bers to  be  composed  of  three  members  of  the  Missis- 
sippi River  Commission,  one  of  whom  shall  be  the 
president  of  such  commission,  and  two  engineers,  ofli- 
cers  of  the  United  States  Army,  to  examine  the  Missis- 
sippi River  below  St.  Louis  and  report  to  Congress, 
at  we  earliest  date  by  which  a  thorough  examination 
can  be  made  upon  the  practicability  and  desirability 
of  constructing  and  maintaining  a  navigable  channel 
14  feet  deep  and  of  suitable  width  from  St.  Louis  to  the 
mouth  of  me  river,  either  by  the  Improvement  of  said 
river  or  by  a  canal  or  canals  for  part  of  said  route,  etc. 


_  preliminary _ 

shall  embrace  Infonnation  concerning  the  commercial 
Importance,  present  and  prospective,  of  the  river  or 
harbor  mentioned  and  a  report  as  to  the  advisability 
of  Its  Improvement.  Whenever  such  preliminary  ex- 
amination has  been  made,  In  case  such  Improvement 
Is  not  deemed  advisable,  no  surveys  thereof  or  esti- 
mates therefor  shall  be  made  without  the  direction  of 
Congress;  but  in  case  the  report  shall  be  to  the  effect 
that  such  river  or  harbor  is  worthy  of  improvement,  or 
that  a  survey  and  estimate  should  be  made  to  deter- 
mine the  advisability  of  Improvement,  the  Secretary 
of  War  Is  hereby  authorized,  at  his  direction,  to  cause 
surveys  to  be  made  and  the  cost  of  Improvement  of 
such  river  or  harbor  to  be  estimated  anid  reported  to 
Congress. 
The  Secretary  of  War  shall  submit  to  Congress  a  report 
of  expenditures  made  by  him  in  the  execution  of  the 
requirements  of  section  8  of  the  act  approved  May  27, 

BT  THB  BOABD  OT  VI8IT0BS  TO  THB  lOUTlBT  ACADBICT. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Visitors  to  Inqaire 
into  the  actual  state  of  the  discipline,  instruction, 
police  administration,  fiscal  affairs,  and  other  con- 
cerns of  the  academy.  The  visitors  appointed  by  the 
President  shall  report  thereon  to  the  Secretary  of 
War,  for  the  information  of  Congress,  at  the  com- 
mencement of  the  session  next  suooeedine  such  exami- 
nation, and  the  Senators  and  Representatives  desig- 
nated as  visitors  shall  report  to  Congress,  within 
twenty  days  after  the  meeting  of  the  session  next 
succeeding  the  time  of  their  appointment,  their  action 
as  such  visitors,  with  their  views  and  recommenda- 
tion concerning  the  academy. 

Until  permanent  eovemment  shall  have  been  estab- 
lishea  in  the  PhUipplne  Islands  full  reports  of  all  leg- 
islative acts  and  proceedings  of  temporary  covem- 
ment  shall  be  made  to  Congress  on  or  oefore  the  first 
day  of  each  regular  session. 

BT  THB  BOABD  OT  OBDNAMCB  AMD  TOBTinCATION. 

(Through  the  Secietary  of  War.) 

Report  showing  the  general  oneratlons  of  the  board 
and  a  detailea  statement  of  afi  contracts,  allotments, 
•od  eaqpenditures  made  by  the  board. 


Stat.L.,v.34... 


p.    1094 


No 


.do... 


p.    1104 


Do. 


Stat.L.,T.34.. 


p.    1118 


Do. 


Stat.  L.,  V. 
pt.l. 


35, 


Rev.  Stat. 


p.     402 


sec.  1328 


Annuallj. 


Within  twenty 
days  alter  the 
meetins  of  Obd 


Stat  L.,  V. 


p.     910 


Annually 


Stat.  L.,  T.  36. 


p.     770 


OnflrrtMeodaylB 
December  in 


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Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  ao- 
.  thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THE  BOAKD  OP  1CANA0BB8  OP  THX  NATIONAL  BOMS 
POB  DI8ABLXD  yOLUNTEXB  80LDIEBS. 

A  repcvt  of  the  condition  of  the  National  Home  for 
Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers. 

A  report  of  the  lesolt  of  their  inspectton  of  state  and 
teiritorlal  homes. 

A  report  of  their  doings  under  section  4833,  Revised 
Statutes,  as  amended  by  chapter  31d,  laws  second 
session  Fifty-third  (}ongrefB.  rsiatiye  to  outdoor  relief 
and  use  of  funds  In  case  of  lire. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  expenses  of  the  Board  of 
Managers  of  the  National  Home  for  I>lsabled  Volun- 
teer Soldiers. 

BT  THX  8XCBBTAXT  OP  THX  TBBA0UBT. 

A  report  oontaJnlng  a  statement  of  all  contracts  for 
supplies  or  services  which  have  been  made  by  him 
or  under  his  direction  during  the  year  preceding, 
and  also  a  statement  of  the  expenditure  of  the  moneys 
appropriated  for  the  discharge  of  miscellaneous  claims 
not  otnerwise  provided  for,  paid  at  the  Treasury. 

A  report  of  the  rules  and  regulations  established  by 
him  to  secure  a  lust,  faithful,  and  lmi>artlal  appraise- 
ment of  all  goods,  wares,  and  merchandise  imported 
to  the  United  States,  the  actual  value  thereof,  and 
the  number  of  square  yards,  parcels,  or  other  quanti- 
ties thereof,  together  with  his  reasons  for  making  such 
rules. 

Reports  which  may  be  made  to  him  by  the  auditors 
cnarged  with  the  examination  of  the  accounts  of  the 
Department  of  War  and  the  Department  of  the  Navy, 
respectively,  showing  the  appucatlon  of  the  money 
appropriotea  for  those  departments  for  the  imoeding 
year. 

An  abstract,  in  tabular  form,  of  the  separete  accounts 
of  moneys  received  from  iotemal  duties  or  taxes  in 
each  of  the  respective  States,  Territories,  and  collec- 
tion districts  required  by  section  239,  to  be  kept  at 
the  Treasury. 

A  copy  of  each  of  the  accounts  kept  by  the  superin- 
tendent of  the  Treasury  building  of  all  amounts  ex- 
pended under  the  head  of  contingent  expenses  for 
the  several  bureaus  of  the  Department  of  the  Treas- 
ury, and  of  all  amounts  paid  for  furniture  and  rep^ 
of  furniture  and  of  the  disposal  of  old  furniture. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  from  time  to  tbne  shall 
establish  such  rules  and  regulations^  Aot  inconsistent 
with  the  laws  of  the  United  States,  to  secure  a  Just, 
lUthftil,  and  impartial  appraisal  of  all  merchandise 
Imported  into  the  United  States,  and  Just  and  proper 
entries  of  such  actual  market  value  or  wholesale  pnce 
thereof,  and  of  the  square  yards,  parcels,  or  other 
quantities,  as  the  case  may  require,  and  of  such  actual 
value  or  wholesale  price  of  each  of  them.  The  Sec- 
retary of  the  Treasury  shall  report  all  sndi  rules  and 
regulations  and  the  reasons  therefor. 

Directed  to  report  the  number  of  persons  employed  and 
the  amount  paid  to  each  in  the  office  of  the  Supervis- 
ing Architect  as  skilled  draftsmen,  dvil  engineers, 
oomputera,  accountants,  assistants  to  the  photogr»- 
phers,  copyists,  and  such  other  services  as  the  secretary 
of  the  Treasury  may  deem  necessary  and  specially 
order  to  carry  into  effect  the  various  appropriations 
for  public  buildings. 

Note.— The  Postmaster-Oeneral  shall  furnish  a  copy 
of  his  annual  estimates  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 
prior  to  the  1st  of  November  of  each  year,  which  shall 
be  reported  to  (}ongre8S  by  the  latter  in  his  regular 
printed  estimates. 

NoTX.— The  manner  in  which  all  moneys  for  the 
Life-SavIng  Service  shall  have  been  expended  shall 


looompany  the  annual  flnanoe  report 

detailed  estimate  off  appropriations  required  for  the 

mses  of  the  prepareoon.  Issue,  and  reissue  of  oer- 

seouiltles  ofthe  United  States. 


Rev.  Stat 

Stat.  L..  V.  36. 
StatL.,v.  28. 

StatL.,T.29. 


Rev.  SUt. 


....do.. 


do 


...do 


do 


.do. 


sec.  4834 

p.      450 
p.      492 


pp.  16^ 
fiG2 


sec.  257 


sec.  257 


see.  260 


sec.  261 


sec.  262 


8ee.2M9 


AnnuaUy,  on  the 
first  Monday  of 
every  January. 

In  annual  report. 

No  time  spedfled. 


Annually. 


Annually. 


Do. 


Do. 


Annually,    during 
December. 


At  the  commence- 
ment of  each 
regular  session. 


During  the  session. 


Stot.  L.,  T.  82.. 


Anmial  estimatei. 


SULL.,y.  18.. 


p.     109 


Annually. 


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Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  ao- 
thority. 


Bectkm 
or  page. 


to  be  made; 


BT  TBI  8BCB1TABT  OW  TBM  TBXA8UBT— OOntlnilBd. 

A  report  In  detail  of  all  paymente  by  him  to  make  salt- 
able  oompensatlon  in  certain  cases  under  the  customa- 
revenue  laws. 

A  report  of  property  belonging  to  the  United  States 
leased  by  hmii  at  his  discrenon,  for  a  period  not  exceed* 
ing  five  years. 

A  report  oi  the  nnmberi  class,  etc.,  of  officers  at  ports  of 
entry  and  amounts  required  for  contingent  expenses. 

A  detailed  report  of  the  Inspection  of  public  buildings 
as  to  their  requirements  for  ftimiture,  fuel,  lights,  etc. 

All  estimates  of  appropriations  and  for  de&olendes  to  be 
hereafter  transmitted  to  Congress  through  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  Treasury. 

A  report  of  the  number  of  skilled  draftsmen,  dvll  en- 
gineers, etc.,  employed  tn  the  Office  of  the  Bupervis- 
mg  Architect  to  carry  into  effect  the  various  appro- 
pmtlons  for  public  buildings. 

Shall  transmit  a  statement,  by  tribes  and  ftmds,  of  all 
moneys  appropriated  by  Congress  since  July  I.  1875. 

Is  hereby  autnoiued,  in  his  discretion,  to  rent  until  their 
removal  becomes  necessary  such  buildings  as  may  be 
purchased  by  the  Government. 

A  statement  snowing  the  authorised  number  of  officers 
and  cadets  hi  the  Kevenu<vCutter  Service,  their  rank 
and  pay;  also  the  number  of  men  constituting  the 
crews  of  vessels  in  said  service. 

A  statement  of  buildings  rented  In  District  of  Column 
bia  for  the  use  of  the  Oovemment,  the  purposes  for 
which  rented,  and  annual  rental  of  each. 

The  Secretarv  of  the  Treesnry  is  hereby  authorised,  in 
his  discretion,  to  rent  such  buildine  or  buildings, 
payment  to  be  made  from  the  proceeds  derived  from 
uie  rentals. 

A  statement  of  the  expenditure  of  the  appropriation 
for  "Repairs  and  preservatfon  of  pnbUo  Duildings." 
which  smUl  show  ue  amount  expended  on  each  pub- 
lic building  and  the  number  of  persons  employeaand 
paid  salaries  from  such  appropriation. 

A  combined  statement  of  tiie  receipts  and  expenditures 
during  the  last  preceding  fiscal  year  of  all  public 
moneys,  including  those  of  the  rost  Office  Depart- 
ment, designating  the  amount  of  the  receipts,  when- 
ever praotfoable,  Dv  i>orts,  districts,  and  States,  and 
the  expenditures  by  each  separate  head  of  appro- 
priation. 

Directed  to  submit  a  plan  giving  the  sise  and  general 
characteristics  of  a  publio  building  to  be  used  for  a 
hall  of  records  in  the  dty  of  Washington. 

The  treasurer  of  Porto  Kloo  shall  make,  through  the 
governor,  such  reports  to  the  Secretary  of  Treasury 
of  the  United  States  as  he  may  raquire,  which  shaU 
be  annually  transmitted  to  Congress. 

Shall  report  upon  site,  cost  of  same,  charaoter,  and  cost 
of  public  building  at  Toledo,  Ohto. 

Shall  each  year  hi  nis  annual  estimates  report  to  Con- 
gress the  number  of  persons  employed  under  the 
Supervising  Architect,  and  the  amount  paid  to  each. 

Shall  report  to  Congress  the  cost  arising  under  appro- 
priation "For  transportation  of  silver  and  minor  coin 
by  registered  maU.''^ 

Supervising  Architect  of  Treasury  shaU  Indude  in  his 
annual  r^xirt  statements  showing  number  of  custom- 
houses, post  offices,  and  other  buildings  used  for  two 
or  more  purposes. 

BT  THE  OOMMBnOMBB  OW  UnKtOIAL  BBVBinm. 

Shall  make  a  detailed  statement  to  Congress  of  all  mis- 
cellaneous expenditures  in  the  Bureau  of  Internal 
Revenue  for  which  appropriation  is  made. 

BT  TEX  OOIOTBOLUB  OP  TBI  CUBBXNCT. 

The  Comptroller  of  the  Currency,  in  addltfon  to  the 
powers  oonferred  on  him  by  law  for  the  examination 
of  national  banks,  is  further  authorised,  whenever  he 
may  deem  It  useful,  to  cause  examinations  to  be  made 
Into  the  condition  of  any  bank  in  the  District  of  Colum- 
bia organised  under  aet  of  CoogrsM.    TheComptrolp 


Stat.L.,v.l8.. 

Stat.  L.,v.20... 

Stat.L.,v.23.. 

....do 

.....do........... 


Stat.  L.,v.  29... 
StetL.,v.31... 


Stat  L.,  V.  36, 

ptl. 
Stat.  L.,  T.  36, 

ptl. 


Axumally. 

I>o. 

I>o. 
Do. 
IHs. 

Ko  ttmewpi 


StatL.,  V.25.. 


Ini 


lB«*sr 


Stat.L.,T.27.. 


Stat.  L.,  V.  35, 
pt.1. 


Sees,  laws,  1st, 
51st. 


StatL.,v.28.. 
StatL.,v.29.. 


StatL.,V31... 

StatL.,v.32... 
StatL.,v.31... 


Stat  L.,  V.  35, 
ptl. 

StatL.,v.81... 


Stat  L.,  T.  36^ 
ptl. 


p.      199 
p.     319 

p.     874 


p.     210 
p.      179 


p.      415 
p.       83 


Dot 


AnnnaQy    to   ttf 
Book     of    ^sti- 


First  day  of  avd> 

laruiTlrw 


Notfaneq 
AnnamDy. 


p. 

1213 

Notimespei 

p- 

936 

In    annual 
mates. 

p- 

9,10 

p- 

503 

Annually. 

Bev.Stat. 


p.     718 


sec  883 


Onoet 


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Contmued. 


Officer,  a^fi  natora  of  the  report. 


By  what  au- 
thivlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


Wheo  expected 
tobemada. 


BT  THB  OOMRBOLLXB  OP  TBI  CUBSBNCT— OQIltiniied. 

ler,  at  hJa  diacretion,  may  report  to  Congress  the  leaalts 
of  iuch  examination.  The  expense  neoeesartly  in- 
curred in  any  such  examination  shall  be  paid  out  of 
any  appropriation  made  by  Congrees  for  special  bank 

A  summary  of  the  state  and  condition  of  every  associa- 
tion from  which  reports  have  been  reoeiyed  the  pre- 
ceding year,  at  the  several  dates  to  which  such  reports 
refer,  with  an  abstract  of  the  whole  amount  of  bank- 
ing capital  returned  by  them,  of  the  whole  amount  of 
their  debts  and  liabilities,  the  amount  of  ctroulating 
notes  outstandixig,  and  the  total  amount  of  means 
and  resources,  specifying  the  amount  of  lawftil  money 
held  by  them  at  the  times  of  their  several  returns,  and 
such  other  information  In  relation  to  such  association 
as,  in  his  Judgment,  may  be  usefuL 

A  statement  of  the  associations  whose  business  has  been 
closed  during  the  year,  with  the  amount  of  their  circu- 
lation redeemed  and  the  amount  outstanding. 

Any  amendment  to  the  laws  relative  to  banking  by 
whkdx  the  system  may  be  improved  and  the  securi^ 
of  the  holders  of  its  notes  and  other  oieditOEB  may  be 
increased. 

A  statement  exhibiting  under  apprqpriato  heads  the 
resources  and  liabilities  and  condition  of  the  banks, 
bankinsf  companies,  and  savings  banks  organized 
under  the  laws  of  the  several  States  and  Territories; 
such  information  to  be  obtained  by  the  comptroller 
from  the  reports  made  bv  such  banks,  banking  com- 
panies, ana  savings  banks  to  the  legislatures  or  offi- 
cers of  the  different  States  and  Territories;  and  where 
such  reports  can  not  be  obtained,  the  deficiency  to  be 
suppli^  firom  such  other  authentic  sources  as  may  be 
available. 

Directed  to  faidude  in  his  annual  report  to  the  Speaker 
of  the  House  of  Representatives  enenses  incurred 
during  each  year  in  liquidation  of  each  liftlled  national 
bank  separately. 

The  names  and  compensation  of  the  clerks  employed 
by  him  and  the  whole  amount  of  the  expenses  of  the 
banking  department  during  the  year. 

A  report  of  his  proceedings  under  the  act  entitied  "An 
act  amending  the  charter  of  the  Freedman's  Savings 
and  Trust  Company,  and  for  other  purposes." 

BT  fHB  ooMMiaaiaim  or  imtbbnal  bbvxnub. 

The  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenue  shall  estimate  tn 
detail,  by  collection  districts,  the  expense  of  aasfisslng 
and  the  expense  of  the  collection  orintecnal  revenue 
and  submit  the  same  to  Congress. 

A  detailed  stetement  as  to  how  he  has  expended  the  ap- 
propriation for  detecting  and  bringing  to  trial  and 
punishment  persons  eulity  of  violating  the  internal- 
revenue  laws;  also  a  oetalled  stetement  of  all  miscel- 
laneous expenditures  in  the  division  of  internal  rev- 
enue for  which  appropriation  is  made  in  this  act 

BT  TBI  DBPlBTmHT  OP  JUSTICB. 

A  report  of  business  of  the  Department  of  Justice  for  the 
last  preceding  fiscal  year,  and  of  any  other  matters  ap- 
pertaining thereto  that  he  may  deem  proper,  tocluding 
a  stetement  of  the  several  appropriations  now  or  which 
may  hereafter  be  placed  unaer  Its  control,  the  amount 
appcopriated,  and  a  detailed  statement  of  the  amounte 
used  In  defraying  the  expenses  of  the  United  Stetes 
courts  in  each  judicial  district;  also  the  stetistlos  of 
erfane  under  the  laws  of  the  United  Stetes,  and  a  stete- 
ment of  the  number  of  causes,  civil  and  criminal,  pend- 
ing during  the  preceding  year  in  each  of  the  several 
ooorts  ofuie  United  Stetes. 

A  report  of  the  names  of  all  persons  employed  or  re- 
tained as  attorneys  or  counselors  at  law  to  assist 
any  district  attomesrs  in  the  performance  of  their 
duties,  stetlns  where  and  upon  what  business  eaoh 
was  emptoyeaTaod  the  oompeDsation  paid  to  eaeh. 


Rev.  Stat.. 


sec  333 


....do 

do 


Annually  at  the 
oommencement 
ofthea 


Do. 
Do. 


.do.. 


sec  333 


Do. 


Stet  L.,  V.  32. 


Rev.  Stet 

StetL.,  V.21. 


Rev.  Stet. 


p.     327 


sec.  3671 


Annually* 


Annually  at  the 
commencement 
of  the  session. 

By  the  tenth  day 
of  each   annual 


Rev.  Stat. 


384 


At  the  commence- 
ment  of  each  reg- 
ular session. 

Annually. 


At  the  commence- 
ment of  each  re^- 
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Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  aa- 
thority. 


BT  TBS  DiPABTMiNT  OP  fvsncB— eontinuBd. 

A  register  of  the  statates  of  the  United  States  and  re- 
ports of  the  Supreme  Court  shall  be  kept  under  the 
authority  of  the  head  of  the  Department  of  Justice, 
showing  the  quantity  of  each  kmd  received  bv  him 
from  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior;  and  It  shall  be  his 
duty  to  cause  to  oe  entered  in  such  register,  and  at 
the  proper  time,  when,  where,  and  to  whom  the 
same,  or  any  part  of  them,  have  been  distributed 
and  aelivered.  and  to  report  the  same  to  Congress. 

A  report  of  the  Attorney  General,  in  detaO.  of  the  items, 
accounts,  and  causes  of  expendltore  of  the  contingent 
expenses  of  his  departmenl. 

A  statement  of  all  payments  or  expenditures  during 
any  fiscal  vear  out  of  any  appropriation  fund  subject 
to  requisitions  by  the  Attorney  General. 

A  renort  of  the  suits  under  the  act  jvoviding  for  the 
bringing  of  suits  acalnst  the  Government  of  the  United 
States,  approved  Mar.  8, 1887,  in  which  a  final  decree 
or  ludjEment  has  been  rendered,  giving  the  date  of 
eadi,  and  a  statement  of  the  oosts  taxea  in  each  case; 
also  report  in  proceedings  in  referenoe  to  claims  re- 
ferred under  the  Bowman  Act 

A  list  of  all  final  Judgments  rendered  under  act  to  pro- 
vide for  adjudication  and  payment  of  claims  arisins 
fh>m  Indian  depredations  m  favor  of  claimants,  ana 
not  paid. 

Hereafter  to  certify  to  Congress  for  appropriation  only 
such  judsments  of  the  Court  of  Claims  as  are  not  to 
be  appealed,  or  such  appeal  cases  as  shall  have  been 
decided  by  the  Supreme  Court  to  be  due  and  payable. 

All  judgments  in  Indian  depredations  cases  which,  in 
his  opinion,  there  is  no  evidence  that  any  fraud, 
wrong,  or  imustioe  has  been  done  to  the  United  States. 

A  full  report  oy  the  Secretary  of  War  and  the  Attor- 
ney General  as  to  what  action  has  been  taken  by 
them  or  their  predeoesscxs  in  office,  or  by  any 
Secretary  of  the  Interior,  under  the  act  to  increase 
the  water  supply  of  the  city  of  Washington,  and 
under  any  previous  acts;  and  also  the  existing 
claims,  if  any.  of  the  State  of  Maryland,  the  Chesa- 
peake and  Ohio  Canal  Company,  the  Great  Falls 
Manufacturing  Company,  and  any  other  owner  of 
land  and  water  rights,  or  either,  at  the  Great  Falls, 
and  the  cost  of  the  acquiring  title,  etc. 

A  statement  in  detail  snowing  for  the  pnoedinf  fiscal 
year  the  number  of  assistant  district  attorneys  em- 
ploved,  the  salaries  of  each;  the  number  of  clerical 


Istants  employed  for  each  district  attorney,  the 
salaries  of  eadi:  the  amount  expended  for  necessary 
subsistence  and  actual  and  necessary  traveling  ex- 
penses of  each  district  attorney  and  his  assistants;  the 
number  of  ofllce  deputies  and  clerical  assistants  em- 
ployed for  each  marshal,  the  salaries  paid  to  each;  the 
amount  expended  for  necessary  subsistence  and  actual 
and  necessary  traveling  expenses  of  each  marshal  and 
hi^  office  deputies,  and  the  number  of  field  deputy 
marshals  employed  by  each  marshal  and  the  amount 
of  fees  earned  by,  and  the  compensation  paid  to,  each 
of  them  out  of  such  fees. 

Report  of  the  commission  to  revise  and  codify  the  crim- 
inal and  penal  laws  of  the  United  States. 

The  Attorney-General  is  directed  to  select  and  adopt 
plans  for  the  erection  of  a  building  for  the  Department 
of  Justice,  and  to  make  contracts  for  its  construction, 
etc. 

OOUBT  OP  CLAIMS. 

A  report,  for  final  action,  of  the  facts  found  by  it,  and  Its 
conclusions  in  all  French  spoliation  cases  which  It  has 
disposed  of  and  not  previously  reported. 

Bhallcive  assistance  and  relief  to  Congress  in  the  inves- 
tigation ol  claims  and  demands  against  the  Govern- 
ment, and  report  the  teots  in  the  oassaad  the  amoonti. 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stat.L.,T.  18... 
Stat.L.,v.21 
SUt.  L.,v.24... 


see.  387 


p.  109 
p.  44 
p.      607 


Stat.L.,v.26... 

p. 

854 

Seas,  laws,  1st, 
51st. 

P- 

537 

Stat.  L.,v.28... 

p. 

4Tr 

....do 

p. 

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186 


In  Us  1 
pott. 


Sess.  laws,  1st, 

55th. 
Stat.L.,v.ao... 


8tat.L.,T.23... 


Stat  L.,  T.  86, 
ptL 


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List  of  reports  to  be  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  public  officers-- 

Contiiiued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  au« 
thorlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THE  CLERK  OF  THE  OOUET  OF  CLAIMS. 

A  full  and  complete  statement  of  all  the  Judgments 
rendered  by  the  court  during  the  previoua  year, 
stating  the  amounts  thereof  and  the  parties  in  whose 
favor  they  were  rendered,  together  with  a  brief  synop- 
sis of  the  nature  of  the  claims  upon  which  they  were 
rendered;  and  at  the  end  of  every  term  of  the  court  he 
shall  transmit  a  copy  of  its  decbions  to  the  heads  of 
departments;  to  the  Solicitor,  the  Coinptrollers,  and 
the  Auditors  of  the  Treasury;  to  the  Commissioners 
of  the  Oeneral  Land  Office  and  of  Indian  Affairs,  to 
the  chiefs  of  bureaus,  and  to  other  officers  chaneed 
with  the  adjustment  of  claims  against  the  United 
States. 

BY  THE  POSTUA3TEB-OBNBBAL. 

A  report  of  all  contracts  for  carrying  the  malls  made 
wluiin  the  preceding  year:  giving  In  each  case  the 
name  of  the  contractor;  the  date  and  duration  of 
the  contract;  the  routes  embraced  therein,  with  the 
length  of  each;  the  time  of  arrival  and  departure 
at  the  ends  of  each  route;  the  mode  of  transportation, 
and  the  price  to  be  paid,  together  with  a  copy  of  the 
recorded  abstracts  of  all  proposals  for  carryhig  the 
mails,  as  provided  by  section  3948,  title  "The  Postal 
Service." 

A  report  of  all  land  and  water  malls  established  or 
ordered  within  the  preceding  year  other  than  those 
let  to  contract  at  the  annual  letting,  giving  in  each 
case  the  route  or  water  course  on  which  the  mail  Is 
established,  the  name  of  the  person  employed  to  trans- 
port it,  the  mode  of  transportation,  the  price  to  be 
paid,  and  the  duration  of  the  order  or  contract. 

The  board  of  trustees  to  control  postal  savings  depository 
offices  shall  submit  to  Congress  the  number  and  the 
names  of  i>ost-offices  receiving  deposits,  and  the 
affgreeate  amount  of  deposits  made  there. 

A  aetailed  statement  of  the  various  .sums  of  money 
refunded  under  the  provisions  of  the  "customs 
administration  art,"  or  any  other  act  of  Congress 
relating  to  the  revenue,  together  with  copies  of  the 
mlings  under  which  payments  were  made 

A  report  of  all  «illowance8  made  to  oontractors  within 
the  preceding  year  above  the  sums  orielnally  stipu- 
lated in  their  rerocctlve  contracts,  and  the  reasons  for 
the  same,  and  of  all  orders  made  whereby  additional 
expense  is  incurred  on  any  route  beyond  the  orl^nal 
contract  price,  giving  In  each  case  the  route,  the  name 
of  the  contractor,  the  orlsrinal  service  provided  for  by 
the  contract,  the  original  price,  the  additional  price, 
the  additional  service  required,  and  the  additional 
allowance  therefor. 

A  report  of  all  curtailments  of  expenses  effected  within 
the  preceding  year,  giving  In  each  case  the  same  par- 
ticulars as  in  the  preceding  report. 

A  report  of  the  finances  of  the  department  for  the  preced- 
ing year,  showing  the  amount  of  balance  due  the  de- 
ptftinent  at  the  beginning  of  the  year,  the  amount  of 
postage  which  accrued  within  the  year,  the  amount  of 
engagements  and  liabilities,  and  the  amount  actually 

Eald  during  the  year,  fbr  carrying  the  mall,  showing 
ow  much  of  the  amount  was  for  carrying  the  mall  in 
preceding  years. 
A  report  of  the  fines  imposed  on  and  the  deductions  fh>m 
■  the  pay  of  contractors  made  during  the  preceding  year, 
stating  the  name  of  the  contractor,  the  nature  of  the 
dellnquMioy,  the  route  on  which  it  occurred,  when  the 
fine  was  imposed,  and  whether  the  fine  or  reduction 
has  been  remitted,  and  for  what  purpose. 
A  copy  of  each  contract  for  carrying  the  mail  between 
the  United  States  and  foreign  countries,  with  a  state- 
ment of  the  amount  of  postage  derived  under  the  same, 
so  far  as  the  returns  of  the  department  will  enable  it  to 
be  done. 


Rev.  Stat. 


sec.  1027 


On  the  first  day  of 
every  Decembe 
session* 


Rev.  Stat. 


413 


Annually. 


....do 


Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.  1. 


Sess.  laws,  Ist, 
61st. 


Rev.Stot. 


sec.  413 


p.     814 


pp.i«( 


see.  413 


D^ 


Annual. 


In  his  annual  r^ 
port 


Annually. 


.do. 
.do. 


.do. 


..do. 


sec.  413 
sec.  413 


sec    413 


sec.  418 


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Da 


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Litt  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  during^  the  Sixty-second  Congress  by  pubKc  < 

Gontmued. 


Offloer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  an- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


Wlien  expceled 


■T  TBI  FO8T]CAaTKB-aBNE]tAIr--00ntlnUied. 

A  report  ahowing  aUeontraota  which  have  been  made  by 
the  department,  other  than  for  carrying  the  mail,  giv- 
ing the  name  of  the  contractor,  the  article  or  thing  con- 
tracted for,  the  place  where  the  article  was  to  be  deliv- 
ered or  the  thing  performed,  the  amoimt  paid  therefor, 
and  the  date  and  duration  of  the  contract 

A  report  on  the  postal  business  and  agencies  In  foreign 
countries. 

A  report  of  the  amount  expended  In  the  department  for 
Uie  preceding  fiscal  year,  including  detailed  statements 
of  expenditures  made  from  the  contingent  fund. 

That  hereafter  the  Postmaster  General  shall  each  year 
prepare  and  submit  in  his  annual  report  to  Congress 
estimates  of  the  revenue  and  expenditures  in  the 
postal  service  for  the  fiscal  year  current,  and  also  for 
the  fiscal  year  next  ensuing  at  the  time  said  report  is 
submlttea,  together  with  a  statement  of  the  receipts 
and  expenditures  for  the  preceding  complete  fiscal 
year. 

Non.— Directed  to  ftimish  a  copy  of  his  annual  esti- 
mates to  the  Secretary  of  the  Trrasury  prior  to  the 
1st  of  November  in  each  year. 

An  estimate  of  the  amount  that  will  be  required  for 
the  ensuing  fiscal  year  under  each  of  the  foUowing 
heads: 

First.  Transportation  of  the  mails. 

Second.  Compensation  of  postmasters. 

Third.  Compensation  of  clerks  in  postpoflices. 

Fourth.  Compensation  of  letter  carriers. 

Fifth.  Compensation  of  blank  agents  and  assist- 
ants. 

Sixth.  Mail  depredations  and  special  agents. 

Seventh.  Postage  stamps  and  envelopes. 

Eighth.  Ship,  steamboats,  and  way  letten. 

Ninth.  Dead  letters. 

Tenth.  Mailbaes. 

Eleventh.  Mall  locks,  keys,  and  stamps. 

Twelfth.  Wrapping  paper. 

Thirteenth.  Office  furniture. 

Fourteenth.  Advertising. 

Fifteenth.  Balances  to  foreign  countries. 

Sixteenth.  Bent,  light,  and  fuel  for  post-ofDoes. 

Seventeenth.  Stationery. 

Eighteenth.  Miscellaneous. 

Such  estimates  shall  show  the  sums  paid  under 
each  head,  and  the  names  of  the  persons  to  whom 
payments  are  made  out  of  the  miscellaneous  fund; 
but  the  names  of  persons  employed  In  detecting 
depredations  on  the  mails  and  ol  other  confiden- 
tial agents  need  not  be  disclosed. 

NOTB.— To  be  submitted  to  Congress  by  the 
Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 

The  Postmaster  General  may,  when  he  deems  It  ad- 
visable, contract  for  the  transportation  of  the  mails 
to  and  ttom  any  post-office;  but  where  such  service 
is  performed  over  a  route  not  established  by  law  he 
shall  report  the  same  to  Congress  at  its  meeting  next 
thereafter,  and  such  service  shall  cease  at  the  end  of 
the  next  session  of  Congress  unless  such  route  is 
established  a  post  route  by  Congress. 

A  report  relating  to  the  operating  receipts  and  ex- 
penditures of  such  railroads  in  connection  with  the 
cost  of  mail  transportation  and  the  proper  compen- 
sation to  be  paid  for  the  same. 

A  report  of  the  facts  and  his  recommendation  on 
dauns  of  postmasters  for  losses  by  fire,  burglary, 
etc.,  exceeding  the  sum  of  12,000. 

A  report  in  each  particular  case  of  the  result  of  his  In ves- 
tli^tlon  of  claims  of  postmasters  for  the  loss  of  mone  v- 
order  ftmds,  postal  funds,  postage  stamps,  etc,  result- 
ing firom  burglary,  flre,  etc. 

Estimates  hi  detail*  as  ll&r  as  practicable,  for  expenses  of 
the  f^ee-dellvery  service. 

' '  directed  to  report  to  Congress  the  probable  cost  of  con- 
icting  a  telegrai^  and  telephone  system  with  the 
ital  servioe  by  some  feasible  plan. 


Bav.Stat. 


.do... 
.do... 


Stat.  L.,  y.  35, 
pt.l. 


sec  118 


sec.  413 
sec.  413 


418 


AnniMlly. 


Do. 


Bev.Stat. 


sec.  3668 


....do. 


8tat.L.,T.20. 


Stat.L.,v.25. 
Stat.L.,v.29.... 

Stat.L.,v.25. 


Stat.L.,T.29... 
Stat.L.,T.8i... 


1.3975 


358 


135 
458 


135 


During    tt»    «•• 


In  hfa 
port. 


VAnnoally. 
Do. 


p.     648 
p.    U04 


Do. 


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Liu  o/reporti  to  he  nuuk  to  Conffrma  during  iheSvOweeeondCongrefi  by  pithlie  offittri 

Continued. 


OAow,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THX  8ECBBTAXT  OP  THX  NAVT. 


ement  of  the  appropriations  of  the  pieoeding  fleoal 
year  for  the  Department  of  the  Navy,  showing  the 
amoant  appropriated  under  each  specific  head  of  ap- 
proprlatlon,  the  amoant  expended  under  each  head, 
and  the  balance  which,  on  the  30th  day  of  June  preced- 
ing such  repcvt,  remained  unexpended.  Such  reports 
shall  be  accompanied  by  estimates  of  the  probable  de- 
mands which  may  remain  on  each  application. 

A  statement  of  all  offers  for  contracts  for  supplies  and 
services  made  during  the  preceding  year,  oy  classes, 
indicating  such  as  have  been  aooeptea. 

A  statement  showing  the  amounts  expended  durinc 
the  preceding  flsnu  year  for  wages  of  mechanics  and 
laborers  employed  in  building,  repairing,  or  equip- 
ping vessels  of  the  Navy,  or  in  receiving  and  securing 
stores  and  materials  for  those  purposes,  and  lior  the 
purchase  of  materials  and  stores  for  the  same  pur- 
pose; and  showing  the  cost  or  estimated  value  of  the 
stores  on  hand,  under  this  appropriation,  in  the  navy 
yards  at  the  commencement  of  the  next  preceding 
fiscal  year;  and  the  first  or  estimated  value  of  articles 
received  and  ejcpended  durinc  the  year:  and  the  cost 
or  estimated  value  of  the  articles  belonging  to  this  ap- 
propriation which  may  be  on  hand  in  the  navy  yaros 
at  the  close  of  the  next  preceding  fiscal  year. 

A  statement  of  all  acts  done  by  him  in  maUng  sale  of 
any  vessel  or  materials  of  the  Navy,  specifying  all  vea* 
sels  and  materials  sold,  the  parties  buying  the  same, 
and  the  amount  realised  therefrom,  together  with 
such  other  ftets  as  may  be  necessary  to  a  full  under- 
standing of  his  acts. 

Estimates  of  the  claims  and  demands  charnable  upon 
and  payable  out  of  the  naval  pension  fund. 

Note.— To  be  submitted  to  Congress  by  the  0ea»- 
tary  of  the  Treasury. 

All  proposals  for  naval  supplies  shall  be  preserved  and 
recorded,  and  reported  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy 
to  Congress.  The  report  shall  contain  a  schedule  em- 
bracing the  offers,  by  classes,  indicating  such  as  have 
been  accepted.  In  case  of  a  failure  to  supply  the  arti- 
cles or  to  perform  the  work  by  the  person  entering  into 
such  contract,  Im  and  his  sureties  shall  be  liable  for  the 
forfeiture  specified  in  such  contract  as  liquidated 
damages,  to  be  sued  for  in  the  name  of  the  United 
States. 

Shall  send  to  Congress  a  complete  schedule  or  list  show- 
ing the  amount  In  money  of  all  pay,  and  for  all  allow- 
ances ftir  each  grade  of  officers  in  the  Navy. 

Directed  to  report  the  cost  of  inspection  and  constroo- 
tion  of  vessels,  whether  built  In  (Jovemment  yards  or 
by  contract,  the  progress  of  work  and  cost  thereof, 
including  tbe  inspection  of  all  the  material  going  into 
the  oonstfuctfon  of  said  vessels,  and  upon  the  comple- 
tion thereof  a  full  and  detailed  statement  showing  the 
relative  cost  of  Inapectlon  andoonstructfonln  Govern- 
ment yards  and  by  contract. 

fteiMVt  of  proceeds  of  all  sales  of  materials,  eto 

Directed  to  report  amount  expended  during  prior 
fiscal  year  in  payment  of  civilians  employed  on 
clerical  dutv,  and  submit  estimates  tor  civilian  em- 
ployees for  fiscal  year  18S7  and  thereafter. 

A  report  by  the  Bureau  of  Provisions  and  Clothing 
of  the  money  value  of  the  supplies  on  hand  at  the 
various  stations  at  the  beginning  of  the  fiscal  year, 
the  dispositions  thereof,  and  of  the  purchases  and 
the  expenditures  of  supplies  for  the  year,  and  ttm 
halainTfii  remaining  on  hand  at  ttm  end  thereot 

fifBtAV  Of  Bumns  ajkd  aooovhtb. 

Shan  keep  the  money  aocoonts  of  the  naval  estahUh- 
ihent  la  snc^  manner  as  to  show  such  charges,  and 
shall  report  the  same  for  tbe  information  of  Coogreis, 
and  for  no  other  porposea. 

H  D— 62-2— vol  142 52 


Rev.  Stat. 


....do. ......... 

....do..  ••••.... 


seo.  420 


429 
42» 


Annually. 


Da 

Da 


.do. ..•••... 


sec.  429 


sec.  9067 


1.3720 


Da 


Da 


Stat.  L.,  T.  96, 
pt.1. 

Stat.L.,y.92... 


Stat.  L.,v.28.. 
Stat.  L.,v.23.. 


Stat  Ik,  T.  2S. 


Statt  Lm  ▼•  90^ 
ptl. 


p.      606 


p.      601 


p.      206 
p.      305 


p.     817 


p.     W 


At  the  oommence* 
ment  of  eaob 
regulara 


Beginning  of  the 
next  regular  ses- 
sion of  Congress. 

At  each  session. 


Annually. 
Da 


Da 


Da 


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LiH  ofreporti  to  he  made  to  drngreu  during  theSixty-eeeond  Congreu  hy  pwiblie  oj 

Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 

By  what  ao- 
thivity. 

Section 
or  page. 

WlMncspeeCed 

BT  THX  8SCBKT1BT  OF  THE  INmiOB. 

A  report  thowing  the  aoantltv  and  Mnd  of  the  copies  of 
poblic  Joom^  books,  and  documents  which  have 
been  received  by  him  for  distribation  on  behalf  of  the 

Rev.  Stat 

sec. 

445 

AnnimUy. 

Government,  and  showing  also  the  time  when,  the 

place  where,  and  the  person  to  whom  any  of  the  same 
have  been  distribated  and  delivered  during  the  pre- 

A  tabuhff  statement  of  the  Items  paid  out,  op  to  No- 

StatL.,v.l8... 

P- 

460 

On  tiM  first  day  tf 

vember  1  of  each  year,  of  the  appropriations  made  for 
the  Indian  Department  for  the  ils(»l  year  previously 
ending,  each  Itom  being  placed  under  the  appropria- 

tli0 aoaaton. 

tion  firom  which  it  was  paid  in  such  manner  as  to 

show  the  disposition  made  of  each  appropriation, 
and  the  amount  unexpended  of  each;  also  the  item- 

paid  at  each  agencv  for  the  said  year,  and  the  appro- 
priations out  of  which  paid,  and  the  number  of  In- 
dians at  each  asency. 
An  account  of  the  amount  received,  the  amount  ex- 

Stat L.,  ▼.!»... 

p. 

880 

Anniuilty* 

pended,  and  the  amount  remaining  on  hand  at  the 

end  of  each  (Isoal  year,  arising  from  water  rents,  under 
the  act  in  relation  to  the  Hot  Springs  reservations  in 
Arkansas. 

StatL.,v.20... 

P- 

305 

With    hia   smnal 

of  the  Geological  Survey. 

report. 

Directed  to  report  in  detaU  any  diversions  which  shall 
be  made  under  anthorltv  of  section  4  of  the  act  ap- 
proved July  4,  1884  (Indian  appropriation  bill),  and 
the  reasons  therefor. 

Sess.  laws,  1st, 

P- 

01 

Next     a  e  a  a  i  0  B 

fi6th. 

he 
84 
ib- 
to. 
of 
P- 

do 

p. 

01 

Da 

do 

p. 

01 

Da 

ro- 

IX- 

Iv- 

Sees,  laws,  1st, 
65th. 

p. 

00 

Nextseasfnn 

BO- 

do 

P* 

01 

Next   aeasloa 

",^ 

thereafter. 

for 

8tat.L.,v.24... 

P* 

44 

JOB 

Stat.,L.v.23... 

P. 

370 

Do. 

ral 

do 

P- 

381 

Annually. 

_____^_ , .^.  _..,......., 

Stat.L.,v.24... 

pp.45.4«fi 

Report  of  the  Interstate  Commerce  Commission 

do.. 

P- 

378 

Do. 

A  report  in  detail  of  the  enenditures  made  to  Dec.  1 

Stat.L.,v.25... 

pp. 

234, 

At  the  oommsiios- 

006 

mentof  the  next 

of  Indian  reservations  and  lands  fDr  allotment  In 

session. 

severalty. 
A  report  in  detaU  of  his  action  under  section  17  of  the 
act  to  divide  a  portion  of  the  Sioux  Indian  Reserva- 

 do 

p. 

806 

Annually. 

tion  in  Dakota,  etc. 

A  report  of  all  expenditures  of  the  825,000  approprUted 
to  supply  food  and  other  necessaries  of  Vh  In  oases 
of  distress  among  the  Indians  not  having  treaty  funds 

Sess.  laws,  1st, 

p. 

353 

At  the  oaxt  Vi- 

51st. 

sion  of  Congn* 

Stat.L.,T.37... 

p. 
P- 
P- 

144 

630 

thenafler. 

A  special  report  of  his  action  aathorised  under  provision 

Sees,  laws,  1st, 

361 

Next  111111 HB 

makinc  appropriations  for  the  purchase  In  open 
market  of  supplies  necessary  for  Indian  service  until 

51st. 

p. 

144 

contracts  an  executed  and  approved,  and  contrao  ors 

Stat.L.,T.37... 

P* 

630 

have  had  time  to  deUver  supplies  to  the  aeveial 

p. 

313 

agendee. 

Stat.L.,T.28... 

tory. 
A  report  of  his  action  under  the  provisions  of  chapter 
IstfTlawB  third  session,  Fifty-thlnl  Congress,  provid- 
ing for  the  survey  of  public  lands  lj&  irit£in  ha 
limits  of  railroad  land  granta. 

SUt.L.,v.27... 

P* 

646 

FramtHnatDtlBa 

8tatL.,T.28... 

^ 

088 

Each  mgnlar  m^ 
doo. 

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16 


List  ofreporti  to  he  macU  to  Congreu  during  theSixty-ieeond  Congreti  by  puhlie  offieen-- 

Contmued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  TBI  SXCRBT4BT  OP  THX  INTERIOB— OOntlnued. 

Is  authorized,  in  his  discretion,  to  reserve  from  location, 
evtry.  sale,  or  other  appropriation  all  lands  within 
saidTlathcAd  Indian  Reservation  chiefly  valuable  for 
power  sites  or  reservoir  sites,  and  he  snail  report  to 
Congress  such  reservations.  Section  22  of  the  act  of 
Maroh  3, 1009. 

Is  hereby  required  to  report  to  Congress  the  results  of 
his  action  under  the  foregoing  secoons  pertaining  to 
the  investigation  of  certain  claims  for  condemned 
property  on  Hot  Springs  Mountain  Reservation  in 
Arkansas. 

Under  direction  of  President  may  use  any  surplus  that 
may  remain  in  any  of  said  appropriations  herein  made 
for  purchase  of  subsistence  for  the  several  Indian 
tribes,  to  an  amount  not  exceeding  125,000,  to  supply 
any  subsistence  deficiency  that  may  occun  Provided, 
That  any  diversions  herein  made  shall  be  reported  to 
Congress  at  next  session. 

Shall  report  the  action  talcen  as  to  the  apjiropriations 
diverted  from  the  amount  appropriated  for  millers, 
blacksmiths,  engineers,  carpenters,  physicians,  and 
other  persons. 

No  purchase  of  supplies  shall  be  made  without  giving 
three  weeks'  public  notice  except  in  case  of  exigencies, 
when  Secretary  of  Interior  shall  make  official  note  of 
such  exigencies  and  report  the  same  to  Congress  at  its 
next  session. 

T  '  -o- 

Di- 
fit 
)rt 
de 

D  to 

La- 
n- 
tie 

Its 


m 
to 
6r 

Is  lie 

■e- 
port  CO  ijongress. 

Shall  submit  to  Congress  a  detailed  report  of  the  use  of 
the  fund  appropriated  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging 
industry  among  the  Indians  of  the  Tongue  River 
Reservation,  in  the  State  of  Montana. 

Is  herebv  authorised  and  directed  to  investigate  the 
oondltions  of  the  Alabama  Indians  in  Texas  and  sub- 
mit his  report  thereon. 

Is  hereby  authorised  to  make  an  investigation  of  the 
oondltions  on  the  Navaho  Indian  Reservation  with 
resnect  to  the  necessity  of  constructing  a  bridge  on 
said  reservation,  together  with  an  estimated  limit  of 
cost. 

Shall  report  the  amount  of  reimbursable  expenditures 
made  under  the  provisions  of  section  7  of  the  act  of 
July  1, 1802. 

Shall  transmit  a  statement  showing  the  original  and  the 
present  estimated  costs,  and  the  total  amount  of  all 
moneys,  from  whatever  source  derived,  expended 
thereon  for  construction,  extension,  repair,  or  main- 
tenance, of  each  irrigation  system  or  reclamation  proj- 
ect on  Indian  reservations,  allotments,  or  lands. 

Shall  transmit  a  cost  account  of  all  moneys,  fh>m  what- 
ever source  derived,  expended  on  each  such  iirigation 
project  for  the  pieoeding  fiscal  year. 

Is  hereby  authonsed  to  reserve  fhnn  location,  entry, 
sale,  allotment  any  land  within  any  Indian  reserva- 
tion vah]able  for  power,  reservofr  sites,  or  Irrigation 
projects. 


Stat  L.,  T.  86, 
ptl. 


StatL.,T.31... 


do 

StatL.,y.32. 
do 


.do. 


StatL.,v.31. 


.do 


StatL.,v.32. 


p.     796 


p.    1189 


p.    1085 

p.      274 
p.    1007 


p.      274 


p.     246 


p.     247 


Stat  L.,  y.  36, 
ptl. 


....do 

...-do 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.  36, 
ptl. 

....do 


.do 


•do.......... 


..do 

•do 


Sec.  28, 
p.  288. 


844 


Sec.  11, 
p.  277. 


sec.  6 

p.  274 

sec.  3 

p.  273 


sec.    25 
p.     286 

sees.  1-3 

p.    270, 

272. 


sees.  1-3 

272. 
sec.    IS 
p.     868 


Annually. 


No  speoifled  time. 


Next  session  there 
after. 
Do. 
Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


At  the  beginning  of 
each  regular  ses* 


Not  later  than  the 
first  Monday  in 
December,  1910. 


At  completion  of 
Investigation. 

Annually. 


Next  regular  ses- 
sion of  Congress. 

First   Monday  in 
December,  1910. 


Do. 


Da 


December  6,  1910, 
and  annually 
thereafter. 

Annual. 


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BBP0BT8  TO  BB  MADE  TO  C0KGSE8B. 


IfiK  oJr€parU  to  h€  made  to  Congnu  during  theSuty-Moond  Congnm  6y  ^tjHiie  oj 

Gontintted. 


OfSoer,  and  nature  of  the  report 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


■T  TBI  OOMMUaONIB  Of  VDUir  UTAIBB. 

A  tabulated  statement  showlnf  dlstinotly  the  sepante 
objects  of  expenditure  under  his  supendston,  and 
how  much  disbursed  for  each  object,  describlxig  the 
articles  and  the  quantity  of  each,  and  giving  the 
name  of  each  person  to  whom  any  part  was  paid, 
and  how  much  was  paid  to  him.  and  for  what  ob- 
Isots,  so  far  as  they  relate  to  the  disbarsement  of  the 
lands  ^propriated  for  the  incidental,  contingent,  or 
miscellaneous  expenses  of  the  Indian  service  during 
the  fiscal  year  next  preceding  each  report. 

NOTB.— The  Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs  shall 
embody  in  his  annual  report  the  reports  of  all  acents 
or  commissioners  Issuing  food,  dotlung.  or  supplies  of 
any  kind  to  Indians,  stating  the  number  of  Indiana 
present  and  actually  receivine  the  same;  also  a  tabu- 
lar statement  of  all  bids  ana  proposals  received  for 
any  services,  supplies,  or  annuity  goods  for  the  In- 
dian service,  with  a  detailed  statement  of  all  awards 
or  contracts  made  for  any  such  services  for  which  bids 
were  received. 

All  persons  whatsoever  charged  or  trusted  with  the  dis- 
bursement or  application  of  money,  goods,  or  effects 
of  any  Und  tor  the  benefit  of  the  buUans  shall  settle 
their  accounts  annually  at  the  Department  of  the  In- 
terior on  the  Ist  day  of  October;  and  copies  of  the 
same  shall  be  laid  before  Congress  at  the  commence- 
ment of  the  ensuing  session  by  the  proper  accounting 
oflicers,  together  with  a  list  of  the  names  of  all  persons 
to  whom  money,  goods,  or  effects  liave  been  delivered 
within  the  preceoUng  year  for  the  benefit  of  the  In- 
dians, spedfying  the  amount  and  object  for  which  they 
were  intended,  and  showing  who  an  delinquents,  if 
any,  in  forwarding  their  accounts  according  to  the 
provisions  of  this  section;  and  also  with  a  list  of  the 
names  of  ail  persons  appointed  or  employed  under 
this  title,  with  the  dates  of  their  appointment  or  em- 
ployment, and  the  salary  and  pay  of  each. 

A  report  of  any  case  of  nostUldes  by  any  tribe  with 
wUch  the  United  States  has  treaty  stipulations  which 
has  occurred  since  his  next  preceding  report. 

Shall  tndude  in  his  annual  report  the  names  of  all  em- 
plovees  under  the  superviaon  and  direction  of  tlie 
Inman  Bureau,  under  wliat  law  said  employees  are 
appointed,  the  amount  of  compensation  piid  to  each 
and  the  services  rendered  by  them. 

A  report  showing  the  number  of  employees  at  cadh 
ncy.  Industrial  and  boarding  school,  giving 


^  employed,  in  what  capadty  employed,  male 

or  fmale,  wnether  white  or  uidlan,  amount  of  com- 
pensation paid,  and  out  of  wliat  item  or  ftand  of  the 
appropriation  paid.  etc. 

The  Commissioner  of  Indian  AflUrs  diaU  report  annu- 
ally to  Congress,  showing  number  of  employees  at  each 
agency.  Industrial  and  boarding  school  which  are  sup- 
ported by  this  act,  giving  name,  when  employed,  age, 
sex,  amoont  of  compensation,  etc 

Shall  report  nMdfically  the  number  of  employees  at  each 
agency.  Inaustrial  and  boarding  school  wmch  are  sup- 
ported In  whole  or  In  part  out  ofapproiMlatlons,  giving 
name,  wlien  employed,  male  or  female,  whether  white 
or  Indian,  amount  of  compensation  paid,  and  out  of 
what  Item  or  Itmd  of  the  appropriation  paid,  and 
whether  in  the  opinion  of  such  commissioner  any  of 
the  employees  are  mmeoessary. 

ncBniBT  Of  OOMlCnCB  ajkd  labob. 

Shan  report  In  writing,  giving  an  account  of  all  moneys 
received  and  disbursed  by  nim  and  his  department, 
and  describing  the  work  done  by  the  depaiitment  In 
fostering,  promoting,  and  developing  the  foreign  and 
domestic  commerce,  the  mining,  manufacturing,  shlp- 
td  fishery  industries,  and  tlie  transportation 
_^  _  Utles  of  the  United  States,  and  making  such  reoom- 
mendatkms  as  he  shall  deem  neoeasary  for  the  effective 
performanea  of  the  dutlei  aod  pvposoa  of  the  depart 
nent. 

All  sobmit  to  Congress  detailed  eitlmatea  for  nlarf« 
md contingsat aipanisi oJ tha '" — - - 


Rov.Stal. 


AmmBUj. 


....do. 


sec.  3001 


ment    of   th« 


8tat.L.,T.37.. 

....do.. 

Stat.  L.,T.28.. 
....do.. ....... 

StatL.,T.ao... 


StatL.,T.Sl... 


8tatL.,T.».. 


L2100 


p.  6-14fi 
p.  640 
p.  813 
p.   008 

p.    9tr 


p.    1085 


S7S 


Do. 


DOu 


ptl. 


L.,  ▼.  80, 


p.    778 


and  aaottallf 


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17 


Lin  o/reporU  to  he  made  to  Ccngreuduring  theSvOy-^eeondConffrmby  puhhe  officen— 

Continued. 


OfSoer,  and  nature  of  the  report 


By  what  an- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BKBnABT  OP  OOMX BSCB  AXD  lABOSr-oontiniied. 

Shall  also  from  time  to  time  make  each  special  Inyesti- 

gtions  and  reports  as  he  may  be  required  to  do  by 
e  Preaidenty  or  by  either  House  of  Congress,  or 
which  he  himself  may  deem  necessary  and  urgent. 
The  Secretary  of  Oommerce  and  Labor  Is  directed  to 
Investigate  and  report  to  Congress  what  existing  pat- 
ents have  been  granted  to  officers  or  employees  of  the 
Qoyemment  of  the  United  States  upon  inventions, 
discoveries,  or  processes  of  manufacture  or  production 
npon  articles  used  by  the  Government  of  the  United 

■T  Tm  noaoBAixoN  oomasnoN. 

Iti  oonduaioos  and  recommendations  as  the  result  of 
Ikee  inquiry,  examlnationi  and  investigation  into  the 
iobjeot  of  unmigratlon. 


BT  TBI  1 


•  Of  TEX  COABT  8UBVXT. 


The  Coast  Borvey  report  shall  be  submitted  to  Congress 
each  year,  and  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  general 
chart  of  tne  whole  coast  of  the  United  States  on  as 
laige  a  scale  as  convenient  and  practicable,  showing, 
as  near  as  practicable,  the  configuration  of  the  coasts, 
and  showing,  by  lines,  the  probable  limits  of  the  Gulf 
Stream,  and  showing,  by  lines,  the  probable  limit  to 
which  the  soundings  on  the  coast  will  extend,  and 
abowlng,  by  the  use  of  colors  and  explanations,  the 
exact  portions  of  our  coasts  of  which  complete  charts 
have  been  pubUshed  by  the  Coast  Survey;  also  show- 
ing such  otner  parts  of  the  coasts  of  which  the  triangu- 
laoon.  the  topography,  and  the  soundings  have  been 
completed,  but  not  published,  and  also  such  parts  of 
the  coasts  of  which  the  trlangulation  and  topography, 
or  the  trlangulation  only,  have  been  completed. 

The  number  and  names  of  the  persons  employed  dur- 
ing the  last  preceding  fiscal  year  upon  the  Coast 
Survey  and  business  connected  therewith;  the  amount 
of  compensation  of  every  kind  respectively  paid  them, 
for  what  purpoee,  and  the  length  of  time  employed; 
and  shall  report  a  full  statement  of  all  other  expendi- 
tures made  under  the  direction  of  the  Superintendent 
of  the  Coast  Survey. 

BUBXAU  or  SEATISnCB. 

A  report,  prepared  by  the  Bureau  of  Statistics,  on  the 
statitsics  of  oommerce  and  navigation  of  the  United 
States  with  foreign  countries  to  the  close  of  the  fiscal 
year. 

UOHTHOimi  BOABD. 

Bstbnates  of  the  cost  of  lighthouses  and  structures 
for  which  preliminary  examinations,  surveys,  and 
plans  for  determining  the  proper  sites  are  to  be  made. 

Report  of  Lighthouse  Board  to  the  Secretary  of  Com- 
merce and  Labor  for  transmission  to  Congress  of  all 
aids  to  navigation  now  in  service  which  may  be  dls- 
oonthiued  without  distinct  injury  to  the  interests  of 
navigation. 

8UPlBIMTKin>XNT  Of  CBN8U8. 

Directed  to  report  In  detail  estimates  for  the 
of  the  permanent  Census  OfQoe  Ibr  the  ' 
1004,  and  annually  thereafter. 

BT  IBS  GOTXBNOB  Of  THB  tBBBITOBT  Of  iXASKA. 

To  report  to  Congran  operations  of  Alaska  Seal  and 
Fur  Co. 

Governor  of  Alaska  shaD  annually  report  to  Congress 
on  his  inqulrtas  as  to  seal>kimng  operations,  and  any 
and  ail  violations  of  hiw  by  8U(uij)er8ons,  companies, 
United  States  to  klU 


Annually. 
NotlmespectOed. 


No  time  specified. 


Annually,    dmlng 
December. 


....do. 


384 


Rov.Stit. 


StatL.,T.98. 
Stat.L.,T.34. 


StatL.,y.83. 


Stai.L.,T.28. 
Stat.L.,y.31. 


336 


pp.  512, 
046. 

p.     007 


p.     466 


p.       98 

p.    322, 
sec.  2. 


AnnuaDy. 


No  tfane  specified. 


Next  session  there- 
after. 


Annually;  la  Book 
ofEstbnatfli. 


Annually. 
Da 


or  corporations  authorised  by 
aeal  or  other  fur-bearing  animal 


antanali  in  said  district. 


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BEP0BT8  TO  BE  MADE  TO  CONQBBSS. 


Litt  ofrtparU  to  be  made  to  Cangrees  during  iheSixty-eeamdCongreee  6y  pvbUe  Oj 

Continued. 


OiBoer,  and  natare  of  the  report 


By  what  aa- 
thorlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


BT  TBM  GOYXBNOB  OV  THB  TBBBITOBT  Of  ALASKA— 

oontiniied. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  shall  cause  the  annual 
report  of  the  statistics  of  commerce  and  nayigation  re> 
quired  from  the  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Statistics  to  he 
prepared  and  printed  according  to  law.  and  to  be  sub- 
mitted to  Congress  at  as  early  a  dav  m  each  regular 
session  as  practicable,  and  not  later  tnan  the  first  Mon- 
day in  January. 

BT  fHX  COMmsaONXB  OF  FISH  AND  FBHBBIBS. 

A  report  in  detail  of  the  expenditures  for  the  fiscal  year 
ISsJt  under  all  appropriations  for  ''propagation  of  food 
fishes/'  and  annually  thereafter  a  detailed  statement 
of  expenditures  under  all  appropriations  for  ''propaga- 
tion of  food  fishes." 

BT  tHX  COmnSSIOlllB  OF  LABOB. 

A  report  of  the  effect  of  the  customs  laws  and  the  state  of 
the  currency  in  the  United  States  on  the  agricultural 
industry,  especially  as  to  its  effect  on  mortgage  indebt- 
edness of  farmers;  and  what  articles  are  controlled  by 
trusts  or  other  combinations  of  capital,  business  opera- 
tions, or  labor,  and  what  effect  said  trusts,  etc.,  have  on 
production  and  prices. 

A  system  of  reports  on  the  general  condition,  so  far  as 

Sroductlon  is  concerned,  of  the  leading  industries  of 
le  countiy. 

A  report  of  the  investigations  of  the  causes  of,  and  the 
Itets  relating  to,  all  controversies  and  disputes  be- 
tween employers  and  employees  as  thev  may  ooour, 
and  which  may  tend  to  interfere  with  the  welfore  ox 
the  people  of  the  different  States. 

Special  reports  on  particular  subjects,  whenever  re- 
quired to  do  so  by  the  President  or  either  House  of 
Congress,  or  when  he  shall  think  the  subject  in  his 
charge  requires  It. 

A  report  in  detail  of  all  money  expended  under  his  di- 
raotlon  during  the  preceding  year. 


Directed  to  report  the  results  of  an  investigation  relat- 
ing to  the  economic  aspect  of  the  liquor  problera. 

A  report  to  the  President  and  Congress  of  the  informa- 
tion collected  and  collated  by  him,  and  containing 
such  recommendations  as  he  may  deem  calculated  to 
promote  the  efficiency  of  the  department 

BT  THB  COMIOSSIONXB  OF  PATBNTS. 

A  report  giving  a  detailed  statement  of  all  moneys  re- 
ceived for  patents,  for  copies  of  records  or  drawlnn, 
or  from  any  other  source  whatever;  a  detailed  state- 
ment of  all  expenditures  for  contingent  and  miscel- 
laneous expenses;  a  list  of  all  patents  which  were 
granted  during  the  preceding  year,  designating 
under  proper  heads  the  subjects  of  sudi  patents;  an 
alphabetical  list  of  all  the  patentees,  with  their  placet 
of  residence;  a  list  of  all  patents  which  have  been  ex- 
tended during  the  year,  and  such  other  information  of 
the  condition  of  the  Patent  Ofiloe  as  may  be  usehil  to 
Congress  or  the  pubUc. 


BT  THB  COmCISSIOHBB  OF  THB  LAHD  OFRCB. 

A  report  of  all  cases  of  suspended  entries  of  public 
lands  and  of  suspended  preemption  land  claims,  and 
to  adjudge  tn  what  cases  patents  shall  issue  upon 
the  same,  with  a  statement  of  the  prindplas  upon 
which  each  claim  was  determined. 


BT  1 


I  OOMXXaaOHBB  OF  BDUGAIIOir. 


A  report  embodying  the  results  of  his  Investigations 
na  labels,  togiether  with  a  statement  of  sucn  fkots 
1  recommendations  as  will,  in  his  Judgment,  sob- 
's the  puxpose  for  which  the  oifice  was  establlsbed. 


Rev.  Stat. 


see.  268 


8tatL.,v.24... 

StatL.,v.25... 

.....do. ••.••.., 
.....do......... 

do.. ....... 

do 

StatL.,v.28. 
StatL.,v.26. 


p.  183 

p.  183 

p.  183 

p.  183 

p.  183 

p.  804 

p.  183 


Not 


On  or  bete*  tks 
16th  daj  or  Da- 
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No  time 
AnnnaDj. 


Rev.Stil. 


Rer.Stil. 


ReT.Stit.. 


secMSa 


At   tliS    flnl    Mi- 


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IaH  of  reporU  to  he  made  to  Congreu  during  the  Sixty-Mcond  Congreee  hff  TpvbUe  ojfic&n^ 

Continued. 


OfBcer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


Bt  what  au- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  THX  DIEECTOB  OF  THB  NATIONAL  MVSSVM. 

A  report  of  the  progress  of  the  Museum  during  the 
year,  and  its  present  condition. 

BT  THB  SUPBBINTBNDBNT  OF  THB  COLUMBIAN  INSH- 
TUnON  FOB  THB  INSTBUCTION  OF  THB  DBAF  AND 
DUMB. 

A  full  and  complete  statement  of  all  the  expenditures 
made  by  virtue  of  any  appropriation  by  Congress, 
including  the  amounts  and  the  rates  paid  to  the 
superintendent  and  for  teachers. 

BT  THE  BBCBBTABT  OF  AOBICTTLTUBB. 

A  general  report  In  writing  of  his  acts  to  the  Presi- 
dent and  to  Cono'ess,  in  which  he  may  recommend 
the  publication  of  papers  forming  parts  of  or  accom- 
panying his  report,  which  shall  also  contain  an  ac- 
count of  all  moneys  received  and  expended  by  him. 
He  shall  also  make  special  reports  on  particular  sub- 
jects whenever  required  to  do  so  by  the  President  or 
either  House  of  Congress,  or  when  he  shall  think  the 
subject  in  his  charge  requires  It. 

Required  to  account  and  report  to  the  proper  account- 
ing officers  of  the  Treasury  in  the  same  manner  and 
at  the  same  time  as  heads  of  other  executive  de- 
partments are  now  required  by  law  to  account  and 
report. 

Directed  to  present  to  Concress  a  detailed  statement 
of  Uie  expenditures  of  aJl  appropriations  for  said 
departments  for  the  last  preceoing  nscal  year. 

Directed  to  report  a  list  of  the  names  of  all  persons 
employed,  an  itemized  statement  of  all  expenditures 
unaer  the  act  approved  May  29, 1884,  and  full  partic- 
ulars of  the  means  adopted  and  carried  into  effect 
for  the  suppression  of  contagious,  infectious,  or  com- 
municable diseases  among  domestic  animals. 

A  report  as  to  whether  appropriations  for  agricultural 
experiment  stations  are  expended  in  accordance 
with  act  establishing  said  stations. 

A  report  upon  the  amcultural  resources  and  capabil- 
ities of  Afoska. 


Shall  investigate  and  report  to  Concress  upon  agricul- 
tural resources  and  capabilities  of  Porto  Rico,  with 
special  reference  to  selection  of  location  for  agricul- 
tural experiment  stations. 

Shall  report,  as  provided  in  this  act,  the  place.  Quan- 
tity, and  price  of  seeds  purchased,  and  date  or  pur- 
chase. 

Agricultural  experiment  stations.  The  Secretary  of 
Agriculture  shall  prescribe  the  form  of  the  annual 
financial  statement  required,  ascertain  whether  the 
expenditures  are  In  accordance  with  their  provisions, 
and  make  report  thereon  to  Congress. 

Shall  prescribe  the  form  of  the  annual  financial  state- 
ment reoulred  by  section  3  of  said  act  of  Mar.  2, 1887, 
and  shall  ascertain  whether  expenditures  are  made 
in  accordance  with  said  act,  and  report  them  to  Con- 
gress. 

The  Secretary  of  Agriculture  shall,  in  his  annual  esti- 
mate made  to  Congress,  submit  a  statement  in  detail, 
showing  the  number  of  persons  employed  in  insoeo- 
tions  and  the  salary  or  per  diem  paid  to  each,  together 
with  the  contingent  expenses  of  such  inspectors  and 
where  they  have  been  and  are  employed. 

Shall  report  the  place,  quantity,  and  price  of  seeds  pur- 
a,  and  the  date  of  purchase. 


Stat.L.,y.23.. 


Rev.  Stat. 


Rev.  Stat. 


p.     214 


1.4887 


sec.  528 


AnnoaUy. 


At  the  commence- 
ment of  every 
December  seB* 
sion. 


Annually. 


8totL.,v.21.. 

StatL.,y.22.. 
Stat.  L.,  y.23.. 


Stat.L.,v.28.. 
Stat.  L.,  y.29... 

Sess.  laws,  1st, 

55th. 
Slat.  L.,  V.31.. 
Btat.  L.,  V..12.. 
Stat.L.,y.31.., 


.....do 

Stat.  L.,  V.  32... 

Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.  1. 


Stat.L.,y.31.. 


Stat.  L.,v.34.. 


Stat.  L.,  y.  36, 
pt.  L 


(12 


02 


734 
104 


p.  1% 
p.  1164 
p.      199 


201 
294 


p.    1065 


p.      936 


p.    1266 


p.      424 


At  the  oommenoe- 
ment  of  each 
regular  a 

Annually. 


Do. 

Do. 

No  spedfled  time. 

Annually. 
Da 

Da 

Da 

Da 


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Luf  ofnparti  tohemaittoCanffrmdwring  theSixtSf-^ieondCongrm  5y  piMie  oj 

Continued. 


Officer,  and  natart  of  Uie  report 


By  wliat  au- 
thority. 


Bection 
or  page. 


Wlion  expected 
tobsr     - 


BT  THX  PUBLIC  FBINTKB. 

Report  of  the  ezaot  condition  and  the  amoont  and  cost 
of  the  public  printing  and  bhidlng,  lithographing, 
and  ennaving;  the  amount  and  cost  of  all  paper  pur- 
chasedfor  the  same;  a  detailed  statement  of  proposab 
made  and  contracts  entered  into  for  the  purchase  of 
paper  and  other  materials,  and  for  lithographing  and 


for  each  department,  and  a  detailed  statement  of  each 
account  with  the  departments  or  public  officers;  a  cla»- 
tifled,  detailed  statement  of  the  number  of  hands  em- 
ployed, and  the  sums  paid  to  each;  and  such  ftirther 
information  touching  all  matters  connected  with  the 
Printing  Office  as  may  be  in  his  possession. 

Detailed  estimates  of  the  sums  required  for  the  support 
of  the  Government  Printing  Office. 

Directed  in  his  annual  report  to  make  a  statement  of 
the  cost  of  printing  and  Dindlng  done  for  the  Patent 
Office. 

Shall  specify  the  number  of  copies  of  each  department 
repon  and  document  printed  upon  requisition  by 
the  head  of  the  department  for  which  the  printing 
was  done,  and  also  the  exact  number  of  copies  of 
books,  giving  the  titles  of  the  books,  bound  upon 
requisition  for  Senators,  Representatives,  Delegates, 
and  other  officers  of  the  Government,  and  the  cost 
thereof. 

Shall  submit  to  the  Joint  Committee  on  Printing  esti- 
mates of  the  quantity  of  paper  of  all  descriptions 
which  will  be  required  for  the  public  printing  and 
binding  during  the  ensuing  year. 

A  detailed  statement  of  mon^  received  from  sales  of 
extra  copies  of  documents,  paper  shavings,  imper- 
fections, waste  gold  leaf,  leather  and  book  dotn  scraps^ 
and  for  the  sale  of  old  and  condemned  material. 

An  account  of  money  derived  Ihmi  sales  of  the  Con- 
gressional Record. 

Estimates  In  detail  under  the  head  of  printing  and  bind- 
ing for  the  service  of  the  fiscal  year  1897  and  annually 
thereafter,  covering  appropriations,  requisite  for  all 
work  to  be  done  and  servtoes  to  be  rendered  under  his 
direction  and  not  previously  required  of  him. 

BT  THX  nrmtsTAn  cnimsBCB  ooMioaaioN. 

A  statement  showing  in  detail  their  expenditures  for 
each  fiscal  year.  Including  the  number  of  persons  em- 
ployed and  the  amount  or  compensation  to  each. 

A  report  containing  such  Information  and  data  as  may 
be  considered  of  value  in  the  determinatton  of  ques- 
tions connected  with  the  regulations  of  commerce,  to- 
gethn'  with  such  recommendations  as  to  additional 
legislation  relating  thereto  as  may  be  deemed  neces- 
Mry  and  the  names  and  compensation  of  the  pefsoDi 
employed  by  the •"'~ 

▲UnrrOB  rOB  the  STATB  and  OTHBB  DXPABTlCXHTi 
AND  THB  AUDHOB  07  THB  DISTBICT  OW  OOLVMBU. 

Shall  report  the  amount  of  advances  made  by  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  Treasury  to  the  District  of  Columbia,  stat- 
ing the  account  for  each  fiscal  year  separately,  and  also 
the  reimbursements  made,  with  the  balances  remain- 
ing. 

BT  THX  UTAH  CX)inClBaiON. 

A  report  of  their  expendlturesLand  also  the  expenditures 
of  the  Industrial  Christian  Home  Association  of  Utah 
Territory. 

BT  THX  UBBABIAN  OF  GONOBXaS. 

A  report  of  the  number  and  description  of  copyright  pab- 
licatlons  for  which  entries  have  oeen  made  during  the 
year, 
report  far  the  precedtoc  fiscal  year  as  to  the  aflfelrs  of 


be  Library,  Indudli^  the  copyright  bualneas,  tndud- 
og  a  detailed  statement  of  all  receipts  and  expendi- 
nrea  on  account  of  the  Library  and  copyright  bnsl- 


Rev.Stat 

Stat.  L.,  V.  27. 
SUt.  L.,  V.  28. 


see.  3821 
p.  612 
p.      <X)4 


OnttMllntdiiyef 


Rev.  Stat , 

Stat.  L.,  V.  28. 
Stat.  L.,  V.  22. 


Stat.L.,y.28. 

....do 

....do.  •.«.... 

do 

•  ...do. ....... 


Stat.  L.,  T.  25. 
..■•do.». ■•••., 


sec.  3822 
p.  604 
p.   835 


p.  603 

p.  604 

p.  606 

p.  607 

p.  961 

p.  830 

p.  863 


At  fha 

of 


In  annoAl  report. 
Da 


Stat.  L.,  T.  82. 


Stat.L.,y.25. 


Rev.  Stat 

Stat.I^T.20. 


p.     661 


pi     885 


p.     516 


port. 

OnorbeiBewtbelal 
day  of  1 
In  61 


AnnnaQy. 


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Continued. 


Officer,  and  naturt  of  the  report 


By  what  m 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


BT  fHX  BUPEBDfTKlfDINT  OV  THS  IJBBABT   BUXUMMO 
AMD  OBOUMD8. 

A  report  of  the  number  and  compensation  of  employees 
under  his  direction. 

ST  THE  BX0XNT8  OF  THE   SMTTHSONIAlf  mSTITUTION. 

A  report  of  the  operations,  expenditures,  and  condition 

of  the  institution. 
A  report  in  detail  of  expenses  on  account  of  National 

Zoological  Park. 

BT  THE  8BCEBTABT  OV  THE  SMITHSONIAir  INSTTnTTION. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  expenditures  of  the  fiscal 
year  1888,  under  appropriations  for  international 
exchanges,  North  American  Ethnology,  and  the  Na- 
tional Museum. 

Directed  to  transmit  the  reports,  or  such  iMrtions  as 
he  shall  see  fit,  of  the  American  Historical  Associa- 
tion concerning  its  proceedings  and  the  condition  of 
historical  study  in  America. 

BT  THE  8BCEBTABT  OF  THE  8ENATE,  THE  CLBBK  07  THE 
HOUSE  OF  BEPBESENTATIYES,  THE  SEBQEANT-AT- 
ABMS,  THE  POSTMASTEBS  OF  THE  SENATE  AND  HOUSE, 
AMD  THE  DOOBKEEFEB  OF  THE  HOUSE. 

A  Statement  showing  the  names  of  all  the  clerks  and 
other  persons  who  have  been,  durine  the  preceding 
▼ear  or  any  part  thereof,  employed  m  their  respec- 
tive offices,  and  those  of  the  measensers  of  the  re> 
n>ective  Houses,  together  with  the  tune  that  each 
derk  or  other  person  and  each  messenger  was  actu- 
ally employed  and  the  sums  paid  to  each.  This 
statement  must  also  show  whether  such  clerks  or 
other  persons,  or  such  messengers,  have  been  use- 
fully employed,  whether  the  services  of  any  of  them 
can  be  dispensed  with  without  detriment  to  the  pub- 
ttc  service,  and  whether  the  removal  of  any  particu- 
lar persons  and  the  employment  of  others  m  their 
stead  is  required  for  the  better  dispatch  of  business. 

A  detailed  statement,  by  items,  of  the  manner  in 
which  the  contingent  fund  for  each  House  has  been 
expended  during  the  preceding  year.  This  state- 
ment must  give  the  names  of  every  person  to  whom 
any  portion  of  the  fund  has  been  paid;  and  if  for 
anvthing  furnished,  the  quantity  and  the  price;  and 
if  for  any  services  rendered,  the  nature  of  such  serv- 
ices rendered,  the  nature  of  such  service,  and  the  time 
employed,  and  the  particular  occasion  or  cause,  in 
brief,  that  rendered  such  service  necessary,  and  the 
amount  of  all  former  appropriations  in  each  case  on 
hand,  either  in  the  Trrasury  or  in  the  hands  of  any 
disburshig  officer  at  agent. 

Note.— Each  of  the  statements  required  by  the 
preceding  sections  shaU  exhibit  also  the  several  sums 
drawn  by  the  Secretary  and  Clerk,  respectively,  trom 
the  Treasury,  and  the  balances,  if  any,  remaining  in 
their  hands. 


Stat.  L.,  ▼.  29. 


Key.  Stat 

Stat.  L.,v.27. 

do 

Stat.  L.,  V.  28. 

Stat.  L.,  V.  25. 
....^0 


p.     545 


sec.  6603 

p.  860 
p.  682 
p.      384 

p.      629 


640 


Annually. 

At  each  session. 
Annually. 

Annually. 
Do. 


Rev.  Stat. 


sec.    eo 


At  the  commence- 
ment of  each  set- 
sion. 


.do.. 


sec.    eo 


Do. 


sec.    26 


sec.    63 
sec.    70 


AnnuaDy. 


At  the  commence- 
ment of  each  reg- 
ular session. 

On  the  first  day 
of  each  regular 
session  ana  at 
the  expiration  of 
their  terms  of 
service. 


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Continued. 


Officer,  and  nature  of  the  report 


By  ^at  an- 
Ukorlty. 


Section 
or  pace. 


^Tbon  cacpected 
to  be  mad' 


BT  TBI  8XCBSTABT  OF  TRX  8KNATB,  THB  CLEBX  OF  THB 
BOU8X  OF  BXPEESENTAHYES,  THX  8ER0EANT-AT- 
AS1I8,  THX  P08TMA8TXBS  07  THX  8ENATE  AND  HOUSX, 
AND  THX  DOOBKXBPKB  07  THB  H0U8X— OOQtlnaed. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Senate,  the  Clerk  of  the  Hoiue  of 
Representatives,  the  Sereeant^t-Arms,  the  Post- 
masters of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives, 
and  the  Doorkeeper  of  the  House  of  Representatives 
shall,  severally,  make  out  and  return  to  Congress  a  full 
and  complete  account  of  all  property  belonging  to  the 
United  States  In  their  possession,  respectively,  at  the 
time  of  returning  such  account. 

The  Clerk  and  Doorkeeper  of  the  House  and  the  Secre- 
taiT  and  Sergeant«t-Arms  of  the  Senate  shall  cause 
to  be  sold  all  waste  paper  and  useless  documents  and 
condemned  furniture  that  have  accumulated  during 
the  fiscal  year  1882,  or  that  mav  hereafter  accumulate 
in  their  respective  department  or  offices,  binder  the 
direction  of  the  Committee  on  Accounts  of  their  respec- 
tive Houses,  and  cover  the  proceeds  thereof  into  the 
Treasury,  and  report  to  Congress. 

BT  THX  COinOSaiONXBS  OF  THB  DI8TBICT  07 
COLUMBIA. 

A  report  of  their  official  doings  in  detail  under  the  pro- 
visions of  section  12  of  the  act  entitled  "An  act  provid- 
ing a  permanent  form  of  government  tar  the  District  of 
Columbia,"  approved  June  11, 1878. 

Directed  to  transmit  to  Congress,  through  the  Secretary 
of  the  Treasury,  the  annual  estimates  and  with  the  ac- 
tion of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  on  the  same,  to  be 
printed  in  the  general  Book  of  Estimates. 

A  report  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  institutions  of 
charity  within  the  District,  with  such  recommenda- 
tions as  the  Commissioners  of  the  District  of  Columbia 
may  deem  proper. 

A  report  in  detail  of  expenditures  in  accordance  with  sec- 
tion 183  of  the  Revised  Statutes  of  the  United  States. 

Directed  to  include  in  their  annual  report  the  number  of 
such  overseers.  Inspectors,  and  other  employees  per- 
forming clerical  or  other  services,  and  their  work,  and 
the  sums  paid  to  each,  and  out  of  what  appropriation, 
together  with  the  sums  expended  for  horses,  namess, 
and  wagons. 

Directed  to  report  names  of,  and  actual  compensation 
paid  to,  teacherB  In  public  schools  In  Distnct  of  Co- 
lumbia. 

An  estimate  of  the  number  of  teachers  required  in  each 
of  the  grades  and  classes  of  the  schools  in  the  District, 
and  the  amount  of  salary  for  each  of  the  teachers  in 
each  and  all  of  the  grades  and  classes  of  the  schools  in 
the  District,  for  the  fiscal  year  18B2. 

Directed  to  include  each  year  in  the  annual  Book  of  Esti- 
mates a  statement  of  the  buildings  rented  within  the 
District  of  Columbia  for  the  use  of  the  govenunent,  the 
purpose  for  which  rented,  and  the  annual  rental  of  each. 

A  report  in  detail  of  expenditures  fjrom  the  appropria- 
tions for  contingent  expenses  of  the  government  of  the 
District  of  Columbia  for  the  next  preoeding  fiscal  year. 

A  statement  must  be  subjoined  immediately  follow- 
ing the  estimates  for  each  of  the  respective  offices  or 
departments,  showing  in  detail  the  number  of  persons 
otner  than  day  laborers  who  were  employed  on  regu- 
lar and  continuous  work  for  thirty  days  or  more  dur- 
ing the  fiscal  year,  under  authority  of  and  paid  ihim 
general  appropriations,  indicating  In  the  case  of  every 
such  employment  the  rate  of  compensation  reoelved 
and  the  appropriation  from  which  paid. 

A  statement  as  to  the  condition  of  business  In  each  do- 
putment  or  other  government  establishment,  show- 
ing whether  any  part  of  the  same  Is  in  arrears,  and. 
^  so,  in  what  divisions  of  the  respective  bureaus  and 
^ces. 
report  in  their  annual  estimates  the  number  of  such 
•loyees  temporarily  required  In  connection  with 
V,  street,  or  road  work. 


Rev.  Stat. 


Stat.  L.,v.22.. 


sec.    72 


sec.  337 


On  the  flxBt  day  ef 


at  tli0  ezpintiaa 
off  tesms  of  MTV- 
Ice. 


No 


Stat.  L.,y.20.. 


Stat.  L.,v.31. 


Stat.  L.,v.23.. 
Stat.  L.,  V.24.. 
Stat.  L.,  V.25.. 

....do 

Sess.  laws,  1st, 

51st. 
Stat.  L.,  v.  23.. 

Stat.L.,T.82.. 


Stat.  L.,T.26.. 

Stat.  L.,v.26.. 

Sess.  taws,  1st, 
61st. 


Stat.L.,T.27. 


Stat.  L.,  T.  82. 


Stet.L.,y.28... 


Stat,  h.,  T.  M, 
pti. 


108 


p.    1009 


p.  127 
p.  6T9 
p.  327 
p.  807 
pp.  308, 
309 
p.  131 
p.  319 
p.   929 


p.  321 

p.  800 

p.  801 

p.  301 

p.  301 


p.   199 

p.   605 
p.   604 


p.  806 


p.   41S 
•ee.  2 


Beforetbefint 
Monday   In   Db- 


On  or  beiaie  the 
15th  day  of  Octo- 
ber of  aadi  year. 


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port. 


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Do. 


At  the    ,_^ 

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Annually. 


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IaA  ofuporU  to  he  tnade  to  Congress  during  theStaty-eecondCongreee  by  pubKe  offieere- 

Continued. 


OfBcer,  and  natora  of  the  report 


By  what  an- 
ihoTlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
tobeniade. 


BT  TBE  OOMMnaOMEBS  OF  TRX  DISTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA— 

OQQtinued. 

A  statement  of  the  number  and  compensation  of  em- 
ployees appropriated  for  in  one  bureau  or  oflQoe  who 
nave  been  detailed  to  another  bureau  or  office  for  a 
period  exceeding  one  year. 

Streets  and  avenues  in  the  schedule  of  proposed  Im- 
provements  and  repairs  must  be  arranged  in  the  order 
of  their  respective  importance  as  determined  by  per- 
sonal examination  of  said  hlfi^ways  by  the  commis- 
sioners. 

An  estimate  to  be  made  by  the  Treasurer  of  the  United 
States  of  the  amount  necessary  to  refund,  in  twenty- 
five  equal  installments,  one-half  the  cost  of  the  48-Inch 
main  and  connections  provided  for  in  deficiency  bill 
of  Mar.  2, 1889,  and  one-half  the  cost  of  the  Fourteenth 
Street  main  and  connections,  with  interest,  etc. 

A  report  of  any  failure  on  the  part  of  gas  companies  in 
the  District  of  Columbia  to  make  reasonable  exten- 
sions of  their  gas  mains  whenever  they  shall  be  neces- 
sarv  for  maintaining  street  lamps  for  tbe  public  safety 
and  comfort. 

Are  hereby  authorised  and  directed  to  submit  in  their 
annual  estimates  for  fiscal  year  of  1903  estimates  for  all 
such  clerks,  overseers,  inspectors,  foremen,  and  other 
employees,  other  than  day  laborers  who  are  employed 
under  authority  of  and  paid  from  general  appropriar 
tlons,  and  whose  services  shall  be  required  during  the 
said  fiscal  year. 

The  Commlssionezs  of  the  District  of  Columbia  shall  re- 
port the  number  of  draftsmen,  assistant  engineers,  lev- 
elers,  transitmen,  rodmen,  chalnmen,  computers,  copy- 
ists, overseers,  and  Inspectors  temporarily  required  in 
connection  with  sewer,  street,  or  road  work,  or  the  con- 
struction and  repair  of  buildings  and  bridges,  or  any 
gaeral  or  special  engineering  or  construction  work  au- 
orized  by  appropriations.  The  Commissioners  of  the 
District  shall  report  in  their  annual  estimates  the  num- 
ber of  such  employees  performing  such  services  and 
their  work,  and  the  sums  paid  to  eadi,  and  out  of  what 
appropriation. 

Theauditor  for  the  State  and  other  Departments  and  the 
auditor  of  the  District  of  Columbia  shall  report  annu- 
ally the  amount  of  advances  made  on  the  Treasury  of 
the  United  States,  stating  the  account  of  each  fiscal 
year  separately,  and  also  the  reimbursements  made 
under  this  section,  together  with  the  balances  ramaln- 
Ing,  If  any,  due  to  the  United  States. 

BZCSB  BOAKD  OF  THX  DISTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

A  report  setting  forth  the  number  of  applications  for  li- 
cense, both  favorably  and  unfavorably  acted  on,  the 
number  of  iiersons  convicted  for  violation  of  the  act  of 
March  3, 1903,  and  the  amount  of  fines  collected  and 
uncollected. 

BT  EVXBT  8TBBET  BAHJtOAD  COBPOBATION  Of  THX  DIS- 
TBICT OF  COLUMBU. 

A  report  of  the  names  of  all  the  stockholders  therein  and 
the  amount  of  stock  held  bv  each,  together  with  a  de- 
tailed statement  of  the  receipts  and  expondltures,  etc. 

Directed  to  tranamit  to  Congress  a  iBi)ort  of  the  names 
of  all  the  stockholders  and  the  amount  of  stock  held 
by  each,  together  with  a  detailed  statement  of  the 
receipts  and  expenditures  of  the  Washington  and 
Maryland  Railway  Go. 

BT  THX  FBXXDMXN'S  HOSPITAL  AKD  ASTLUM. 

Estimates  each  year  shall  be  annually  submitted  in 
estimates  for  the  District  of  Columbia. 

BT  THX   CONVXHTIOM   OF  AMXBICAN  INSTBVCT0B8  OF 
THX  DEAF. 

A  report  of  8nch_portlons  of  its  proceedings  and  trans- 
aononsaaits  officers  shall  deem  to  be  of  general  public 
laterest. 


StBtL.,y.28.. 
StatL.,y.82. 

8tatL.,y  20. 

Stat.  L.,>.  27. 
8tatL.,v.31. 

StatL.,v.84. 


p.  962 


p.  1078 


p.   544 


p.   825 


p.  1156 


In     annual     esti- 
mates. 


No  time  specified. 


Next  session. 


Annually. 


....do.*... 


p.    1157 


Do. 


Stat.L.,T.27. 


Stat.L.,y.29. 
Stat.L.,y.27. 


p.     664 


p.      820 


p.     341 


Do. 


On  or  before  Feb. 
1  in  each  >ear. 


Stat.L.,y.29., 


Annually. 


No  time  specified. 


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BBPOBTS  TO  BE  MADE  TO  00NGSEB8. 


List  of  reports  to  he  made  to  Congress  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  5y  fMk  oj 

Continued. 


Offloer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


Bj  what  an- 
thorlty. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  ospcetcd 
tobanuMla. 


BT  TBB  INDXrBTBXAL  COMHUSION. 

A  report  of  the  oommission  appointed  to  collate  Infonna- 
tlon  and  to  consider  and  recommend  legislation  to 
meet  the  problems  presented  by  labor,  agriculture, 
and  capital. 

BT  THB  NATIONAL  80CIBTY  OF  TEX  DAVOHTXB8  OF  THE 
AMERICAN  BEVOLUnON. 

The  society  shall  report  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Smith- 
sonian Institution  concerning  its  proceedings,  and  said 
secretary  shall  communicate  to  Congress  such  portion 
thereof  as  he  may  deem  of  national  interest  andunpor- 
tance. 

AMEBICAN  NATIONAL  BED  CBOSS. 

The  said  American  National  Red  Cross  Society  shall, 
on  the  1st  day  of  January  of  each  year,  make  and 
transmit  to  Congress  a  full  and  complete  and  item- 
ized rei>ort  of  all  its  proceedings  during  preceding 
year. 

BOABD  FOB  THE  ADJUSTMENT  OF  BEOPBOCAL  CLAIMS 
BETWEEN  THE  UNITBD  STATES  AND  TENNESSEE. 

The  Attorney  General,  the  Secretary  of  Treasuxr,  and 
the  Secretary  of  War  are  authorized  and  required  to 
proceed,  by  conference  with  such  agents,  counsel,  or 
commissioners  as  may  be  appointed  by  said  State 
for  that  purpose,  to  compromise,  adjust,  and  settle 
with  the  State  of  Tennessee,  through  such  duly  ap- 
pointed agents,  certain  claims,  and  to  report  con- 
elusions. 

■PECUL  COMMISSION  FOB  EBXCTION  OF  QBANT  STATUE. 

Be  it  enacted.  That  the  commission  created  to  select  a 
site  and  secure  plans  and  designs  for  a  statue  or  me- 
morl^  of  Gen.  U.  S.  Grant  report  to  Congress  as 
soon  as  practicable  after  the  selection  authorized  by 
section  3  is  made. 

COMMISSION  TO  CODIFT  UNITED  STATES  LAW& 

The  commission  to  revise  and  codify  criminal  and  penal 
laws  of  the  United  States  shall  cause  a  copy  of  the 
same  in  print  to  be  submitted  to  Congress,  that  the 
statutes  so  revised  and  codified  may  be  reenacted,  if 
Congress  shfdl  so  determine. 

COMMISSION  TO  SECXTBB  FLANS  AND  DESIGN  FOB  A  MON- 
UMENT OB  MSMOBIAL  TO  THE  MEMOBT  OF  ABBABAM 
LINCOLN. 

That  the  commission  shall  report  to  Congress  as  soon 
as  practicable  after  a  decision  has  been  reached. 

OOTEXNMENT  FHILIPPINB  ISLANDS. 

That  all  laws  passed  by  the  same  shall  be  reported  to 
Congress,  which  hereby  reserves  the  power  and  author- 
ity to  annul  the  same. 

COMMISSION  OF  CONOBE8S  TO   INVESnOATE   BUSnOBBS 
SYSTEM  OF  P08TK>FnCB  DEPABTMENT. 

Joint  commission  of  Congress,  oonsisting  of  three  Sen- 
ators to  be  appointed  by  the  President  of  the  Senate 
and  three  Members  of  the  House  of  Representatives 
to  be  appointed  by  the  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives, whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  make  an  Investi- 
gation into  the  entire  business  system  of  the  Post- 
OfTicG  Departmcut. 


8tat.L.,T.aO.. 


8tat.L.,v. 


Stat.L..y.31. 


Stat.L.,v.30... 


p.     47d 


p.        9 


Sec.  6,  p. 
270. 


p.     743 


FramtlniBtol 


Animany. 


Annnally. 


NotlmasiMoUM. 


Stat.L.,T.31. 


Stat.L.,y.81. 


Sec.  4,  p. 
803. 


p.    1181 


Notima 


Notimeipeeiled. 


SUt.  L.,  T.  32. 


Stat  L.,  T.  33. 


StatL.,T.34. 


p.     480 


p.      713 


p.    1218 


Notlmcipeeiled. 


NottmasiMGiflsd. 


cable  alter  lbs 
lint  sasaion  of 
Bixtltth  Coo- 


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25 


LiH  Q/nporiM  to  ht  made  to  Congren  during  the  Sixty-eeooind  Conqreee  by  puhlie  officer*-- 

Continued. 


Officer,  and  natore  of  the  report. 


By  what  au- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


When  expected 
to  be  made. 


0ONOBE88IONAL  MONETABT  001CMIS8ION. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  this  commission  to  inquire  into 
and  report  to  Congress  what  changes  are  necessary  or 
desirable  in  the  monetary  system  of  the  United  States 
or  in  the  laws  relating  to  banking  and  currency.  Sec- 
tion 18  of  the  act  approved  May  30, 1908. 

NATIONAL  WATBBWAT8  OOmCISnON. 

The  commission  shall  report  from  time  to  time  to  the 
Congress  of  the  United  States,  and  shall  at  the  con- 
clusion of  its  labors  submit  a  final  report.  A  prelimi- 
nary report  shall  be  made  not  later  than  Jan.  1,  1910, 
which  report,  with  all  other  reports,  shall  embrace 
such  material  and  information  obtained  in  the  course 
of  the  Inyestlgation  as  shall  be  of  value;  also  the  con- 
clusions reached  by  said  commission  on  the  several 
subjects  investigated.  Section  7  of  the  act  of  Mar. 
3,1909. 

X7NXTBD  CTATB8  C0X7BT  OT  CUSTOMS  APPEALS. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  expenditure  of  the  appropria- 
tions for  the  United  States  Court  of  Customs  Appeals 
shall  be  submitted  to  Congress  at  the  beginning  ofeach 
regular  session  thereof. 

VNITBD  STATES  COMMERCE  C0X7BT. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  expenditure  of  the  appropria- 
tions for  the  United  States  Commerce  Court  shall  be 
submitted  to  Congress  at  the  beginning  ofeach  regular 
session  thereof. 

NATIONAL  WATEBWAT8  COMMISSION. 

BBC.  4.  That  so  much  of  section  7  of  the  river  and  harbor 
act  approved  Mar.  3, 1909,  as  provides  that  the  term 
of  the  National  Waterways  Commission  shall  expire 
on  Mar.  4, 1911,  be,  and  the  same  is  hereby,  repealed; 
and  ue  said  commission,  with  its  present  member- 
ship and  as  now  constituted,  shall  be  continued  until 
Nov.  4, 1911,  with  the  powers  and  duties  prescribed  in 
said  act.  And  the  said  commission  shall  make  a  final 
report  to  Congress  and  file  the  same  with  the  Secretary 
of  the  Senate  and  the  Clerk  of  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives not  later  than  Nov.  4, 1911. 

NATIONAL  fOBEST  BE8EBYA1ION  COMMISSION. 

Sec.  5.  That  the  conunlsslon  hereby  appointed  shall. 


during  the  preceding  fiscal  year. 

COMMISaiOMEBS  OP  THB  DISTBICT  OP  COLUMBIA. 

The  Commissioners  of  the  District  of  Columbia  are 
empowered  to  effect  a  settlement  for  arc  lighting  under 
the  existing  contract  with  the  Potomac  Electric  Power 
Co.  from  the  date  of  said  contract  to  the  date  of  ap- 
proval of  this  act  and  report  the  same  to  Congress. 

SUPSBIMTEMDEIIT  OP  THE  CAPITOL. 

Bec.  9.  The  Superintendent  of  the  Capitol  Building  and 
Grounds  may  transfer  apparatus,  appliances,  equip- 
ments, and  supplies  of  any  kind,  discontinued  or  per- 
manently out  of  service,  to  such  other  branches  of  the 
servloe  of  the  United  States,  or  District  of  Columbia, 
whenever,  with  the  approval  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior,  in  hJs  Judgment  the  interests  of  the  Oovem- 
ment  service  may  require  it.  A  detailed  statement  of 
bU  lOch  truisfers  shall  be  submitted  in  the  annual 
report  to  Congress  of  the  Superintendent  of  the  Capi- 
tol Bnildfaig  and  Oroundf. 


Stat.  L.,  y.  35, 
pt.l. 


Stat.  L.,  V.  35, 
pt.1. 


p.      552 


p.      818 


Eariiest  date  prao- 
ticable. 


Jan.lO,19ia 


Act  Mar.  4, 1911; 
Stat.L.,v.36, 
pt.l. 


Act  Mar.  4, 1911; 
Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.  1. 


Stat.  L.,  y.  36, 
pt.1. 


p.    1234 


p.    1234 


p.      956 


Beginning      each 
regular  session. 


Beginning      each 
regular  session. 


Nov.  4, 1911. 


Stat.  I/.,  y.  36, 
pt.1. 


Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.1. 


Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.1. 


p.      962 


p.      982 


p.    1011 


Annually. 


No  time. 


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BEP0BX8  TO  BB  MADB  TO  OONGBESS. 


Liit  o/reporti  to  be  made  to  Conqrtee  during  the  Sixty-teeond  Congreealfy  pubUe  o] 

Continued. 


OlBoer,  and  nature  of  the  report. 


By  what  aa- 
thority. 


Sectioii 
or  page. 


tobeniMle. 


WAflHnfOTON-ALASKA  CABLK  AMD  TBLKOBAPR  8TSTBM. 

Waahingtoi^Alaska mflltaryoable  and  telegraph  srstem: 
For  defraying  the  cost  of  such  extensions  and  better- 
ments of  the  Washington-Aiaska  military  cable  and 
telegraph  system  as  may  be  approved  by  the  Secretary 
of  war,  to  be  available  until  the  dose  of  the  fiscal 
year  1913  from  the  receipts  of  the  Washington-Alaska 
military  cable  and  telegraph  system  that  have  been 
covered  into  the  Treasury  of  the  United  States,  the 
extent  of  such  extensions  and  the  cost  thereof  to  be 
reported  to  Congress  by  the  Secretary  of  War,  $125,000. 

SBCSITABT  or  TBX  DnVBIOB. 

ProHdedfurtker,  That  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  shall 
submit  to  Congress  annually  on  the  first  Monday  in 
December  a  detailed  report  of  the  use  of  this  fund: 
PmHded  UiU further,  That  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior 
shall  close  the  account  known  as  the  dvilisatlon  ftmd 
created  by  artide  1  of  the  treaty  with  the  Osage 
Indians,  dated  Sept.  20, 1865  (H  Stat.  L.,  p.  087),  and 
cause  the  balance  of  any  unexpended  moneys  in  that 
fimd  to  be  covered  into  the  Treasury,  and  thereafter 
it  shall  not  be  withdrawn  or  applied  except  in  conse- 
quence of  a  subsequent  appropriation  by  law;  and  that 
section  11  of  the  Indian  appropriation  act  for  the  fiscal 
year  1888,  approved  June  7, 1»7  (30  Stat.  L.,  p.  03),  is 
hereby  repealed. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Interior  Is  berebv  authoriied  to 


thereof  to  be  reimbursed  out  of  the  proceeds  of  the 
sale  of  surplus  lands  of  such  reservation.  If  he  shall 
find  the  construction  of  such  roads  to  be  necessary  or 
advisable,  he  shall  submit  specific  recommendations 
hi  respect  to  the  kind  of  roads  to  be  constructed,  their 
location  and  extent,  together  with  an  estimate  of  cost 
for  the  same. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Interior  is  authorised  to  sell  and 
convey  the  lands,  buildings,  and  other  appurtenances 
of  the  old  Fort  Spokane  Military  Reservation,  now 
used  for  Indian  school  purposes,  and  adioinixig  the 
Colville  Reservation,  in  the  SUte  of  Washington, 
containing  approximately  640  acres,  and  to  use  the 
proceeds  thereof  not  to  exceed  835,000  in  the  establish- 
ment and  maintenance  of  such  new  schools  and  admin- 
istration of  affrdrs  as  may  be  required  by  the  Colville 
and  Spokane  Indians  in  said  State:  Provided,  That 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  is  authoriied  in  his  dis- 
cretion to  reserve  from  sale  or  other  disposition  any 
part  of  said  reservation  dilefly  valuable  for  power  sites 
and  reservoir  sites  and  land  valuable  for  minerals: 
Prwided  further,  That  in  the  case  of  land  reserved  on 
account  of  minerals,  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  may 
sell  the  surface  under  such  regulations  as  he  may 
prescribe:  Provided  further.  That,  in  the  discretion  of 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  the  surface  of  the  lands 
may  be  sold  separate  fh>m  any  minerals  that  may  be 
found  thereunder. 

The  Secretary  of  the  Interior  shall  report  to  Congress  at 
its  next  session  his  action  in  the  premises. 

iHB  ooMMnaomB  or  pzimoifs. 

The  Conmiissioner  of  Pensions  is  directed  to  formulate 
and  embrace  in  his  next  annual  report  a  simplified 
plan  for  the  payment  of  pensions  whereby  au  pra* 
umlnary  vouohem  shall  be  abolished  and  the  only 
Youdiers  required  shall  be  attached  to  or  a  part  of  the 
pavment  checks  and  the  Commissioner  shall  frirther 
report  what,  if  any,dianges  In  the  UiwaianMeaary  to 
carry  such  plan  into  effect. 


Stat.    L.,  V.  30, 
ptl. 


p.    1038 


No 


Stat.  L., 
pt.1. 


V.  36, 


p     1062 


Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.l. 


p.    1075 


No 


Bixty-Koood  Ooo- 


Stat  L.,  y.  86, 
pt.l. 


p.    IQBS 


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Li^  of  teporU  to  he  modi  to  Congnm  during  (he  Sixty-eeoond  Congress  by  public  offieere— 

Continued. 


OfSoer,  and  patare  of  fhe  report. 


Bt  what  an- 
thority. 


Section 
or  page. 


Whan  expected 
to  be  made. 


THX  nCBllTABT  OF  WAB. 

The  aerviees  of  skfltod  draftsmen  and  such  other  serr- 
ices,  not  clerical,  as  the 


clerical,  ai 
neoessaryi  may  be 
of  Ordnance  to  carry 'into  effect  the  varioas  appro- 


Secretary  of  War  may  deem 
employed  in  the  ofSoe  of  the  Chief 


priations  for  the  armament  of  fortiilcatlons  and  for  the 
annlnc  and  equipping  of  the  Organised  Militia,  to  be 
paid  mmi  such  appropriations,  in  addition  to  the 
amount  specifically  appropriatea  for  draftsmen  in  the 
Army  Ordnance  Bureau:  Provided,  That  the  entire 
expenditures  for  this  purpose  for  the  fiscal  year  ending 
Jane  30,  1912.  shall  not  exceed  t50,000,  and  that  the 
Secretaiy  of  war  shall  each  year  in  the  annual  esti- 
mates report  to  Congress  the  number  of  persons  so 
employed,  their  doties  and  the  amount  paid  to  each. 

THS  nCBXTABT  OF  AOSICULTDBX. 

To  enable  the  Secretary  of  Agrlonltare  to  enfrace  the  pro- 
visions of  the  above  acts,  relative  to  their  administra- 
tion, hidnding  rent  and  the  employment  of  clerks, 
assistants,  and  other  persons  in  the  city  of  Washington 
and  elsewhere,  fielc^t  and  express  charges,  offlclal 
traveling  expenses,  oflBoe  fixtures,  supplies,  apparatus, 
telegraph  and  telephone  service,  gas,  and  eleotric  cur- 
rent, 67,500;  and  the  Secretary  of  Agriculture  shaU 
prescribe  the  form  of  the  annual  financial  statement 
required  under  the  above  acts,  asoertain  whether  the 
expenditures  are  in  accordance  with  their  provisions, 
and  make  report  thereon  to  Congress. 

THS  SICBnABT  OW  fHX  WAVT. 

Provided  further.  That  the  Seoretary  of  the  Navy  shaU 
report  to  Congress  at  the  beginning  of  its  next  ensuing 
session  the  distribution  of  the  dutMs  of  the  Bureau  of 
Equipment  made  by  him  under  the  authorization 
herein  granted,  with  foil  statement  tn  relation  to  said 
distribution  and  the  performanoa  of  navy-yard  work 
therein  Involved. 

FOfRMASTBB  OKNnAL. 

Whenever  a  postmaster  in  any  locality  with  a  popula- 
tion of  not  more  than  20,000  inhabitants  certifies  to  the 
department  that,  owing  to  unusual  conditions  in  his 
oommnnitv,  he  is  unable  to  secure  the  services  of  effi- 
cient employees  otherwise,  the  Postmaster  General 
having  ascertained  the  truu  of  the  certification  may 
authorise,  in  his  discretion,  the  appointment  of  clerks 
and  letter  carriers  for  that  oflBoe  at  such  higher  rates  of 
compensation,  wlthhi  the  present  recognized  grades, 
and  in  the  District  of  Alaska,  at  higher  salaries  than 
tl,200,  as  may  be  necessary  in  order  to  insure  aproper 
conduct  of  the  postal  business,  but  not  to  exoeea  in  the 
aggregate  the  sum  annually  appropriated  for  said  pui^ 
poses,  and  in  all  such  cases  thcdr  salaries  shall  be  paid 
from  the  appropriation  for  unusual  conditions,  and  the 
Postmaster  General  shall  make  report  to  Congress 
annually  of  the  places  where  and  the  amounts  so  ex- 
pended. 

fHX  TABmr  BOABD. 

The  Tariff  Board,  if  established  by  la  v,  shaU  make  re- 
port to  each  House  of  the  Congress  on  the  wool  and 
woolen  schedule  not  later  than  the  first  Monday  In 
December,  1911. 


Stat  L.,  V.  86, 
pt.l. 


p.    1205 


Annually. 


Stat.  L.,  V.  36, 
pt.1. 


p.    1262 


Annuallj. 


Stat  L.,  V.  86, 
pt.1. 


Stat  L.,  V.  36, 
ptl. 


p.    1273 


Sixty-seoond  Coo- 


p.    1332 


Annuallj. 


Stat  L.,  V.  86, 
ptl. 


p.    1363 


Fhst  Monday  in 
December,  1911. 


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BEPOBTS  TO  BB  MADB  TO  CONGBB68. 


Litt  of  reports  to  be  made  to  Congreee  during  the  Sixty-second  Congress  5y  pubUe  oj 

Continued. 


Offloer,  and  natoie  of  the  reports 


By  what  an- 
thority. 


SecMoo 
or  page. 


if^lim  expected 
tobei      ' 


THX  PBE8IDKNT. 

To  enable  the  President  to  oontinue,  by  the  employmen  t 
of  aooountants  and  experts  from  omcial  and  private 
life,  such  officials  to  receive  no  compensation  Beyond 
their  official  salaries  to  more  effectively  inquire  into 
the  methods  of  transacting  the  public  business  of  the 
Oovemment  in  the  several  Executive  Departments 
and  other  Oovemment  establishments,  with  the  view 
of  inaugurating  new  or  changing  old  methods  of  trans- 
acting such  puDiic  business  so  as  to  attain  greater  effi- 
ciency and  economy  therein,  and  to  asoertiun  and  reo> 
ommend  to  Congress  what  changes  in  law  may  be 
necessary  to  carry  into  effect  such  results  of  his  in- 
quiry as  can  not  oe  carried  into  effect  by  Executive 
action  alone,  and  for  each  and  every  purpose  necessary 
hereunder,  including  the  employment  of  personal  serv- 
ices at  Washington,  or  elsewhere,  175,000,  together 
with  any  unexjiended  balance  of  the  appropriation 
made  for  this  purpose  for  the  fiscal  year  1911.  And  a 
report  hereunder  shall  be  submitted  to  Congress  at 
the  first  regular  session  of  the  Sixty-second  Congress 
and  not  later  than  December  31, 1911,  which  said  re- 
port shall  set  forth  the  progress  made,  the  results 
attained,  and  such  recommendations  therein  as  may 
be  deemed  advisable. 

ISTHMIAN  CANAL  OOMMISaON. 

Sec.  3.  AD  funds  collected  by  the  government  of  the 
Canal  Zone  ih>m  rentals  of  public  lands  and  buildings 
in  the  Canal  Zone  and  the  cities  of  Panama  and  Colon, 
and  from  the  sone  postal  service  and  from  court  fees 
and  floes,  and  collected  or  raised  by  taxation  in  what- 
ever form  under  the  laws  of  the  government  of  the 
Canal  Zone,  are  hereby  appropriated  until  and  Includ- 
ing June  .^0,  1912  as  follows:  The  revenues  derived 
from  the  postal  service  to  the  maintenance  of  that 
service:  the  remaining  revenues  including  any  bal- 
ances unexpended  in  prior  years  after  setting  aside 
a  miscellaneous  and  continspnt  fund  of  not  exceeding 
110,000,  to  the  maintenance  of  the  publlo-school  sys- 
tem in  the  zone;  to  the  construction  and  maintenance 
of  public  improvements  within  the  sone;  to  the  main- 
tenance of  the  admbiistrative  districts;  to  the  main- 
tenance of  Canal  Zone  charity  patients  in  the  hospitals 
of  the  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  and  to  the  main- 
tenance of  administrative  district  prisoners.  A  de- 
tailed and  classified  statement  of  all  receipts  and  ex- 
penditures without  the  duplication  of  itisms  under 
this  paragraph  shall  be  subnutted  to  Congress  after  tbe 
olose  of  the  uscal  jrear  1912. 

Sec.  4.  All  funds  realised  during  the  fiscal  year  1912  by 
the  Isthmian  Canal  Commission  tnm  the  jierfonn- 
anoe  of  services  by  the  commission,  or  from  rentals, 
or  trom  the  sale  m  materials  and  supplies  under  the 
custody  or  control  of  the  commission,  are  appropriated 
for  expenditure  under  any  of  the  foregoing  classified 
appropriations  for  the  department  of  construction  and 
engineering;  and  a  full  and  separate  report  in  detail 
of  all  transactions  under  this  section  shall  be  made  to 
Congress. 


Stat.  L.,  y.  36, 
ptl. 


pp.  13(3, 
1364. 


Deo.21.ltll. 


Stat  L.,  y.  96, 
ptl. 


p.    1451 


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62d  Cotobebs,  )  HOUSE  OF  EEPRESENTATTVEa  j  DoomraNT 
ed  Session.       f  (   No.  245. 


GENERAL  FINANCES  OF  THE  POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

1911. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  POSTMASTER  GENERAL, 

TRAN8MITTINO 

▲  BEPOBT  SHOWING  THB  FINANCES  OF  THE  DEPARTMENT  FOB 
THE  PBECEDING  YEAR,  ALSO  EXPENDITXJBES  FOB  THE  FISCAL 
YEAB  ENDED  JUNE  30,  1911. 


DxoBMBBB  7, 1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expendituree  in  Post  Office 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Post  Office  Department, 
Office  of  the  Postmaster  General, 

Waahingtony  D.  C,  December  2,  1911. 
Sir:  In  accordance  with  the  terms  of  section  413  of  the  Revised 
Statutes  as  amended  by  the  act  of  March  3,  ISQT^  I  have  the  honor  to 
transmit  the  following  reports  for  the  consideration  of  Congress: 

(1)  A  report  of  the  finances  of  the  department  for  the  preceding 
year,  showmg  the  amomit  of  balances  aue  the  department  at  the 
Deginning  of  the  year,  the  amomit  of  postage  which  accrued  within 
the  year,  the  amount  of  engagements  and  liaoilities,  and  the  amount 
actually  paid  during  the  year  for  carrying  the  mail,  snowing  how  much 
of  the  amount  was  for  carrying  the  mail  in  preceding  years. 

(2)  A  report  of  the  amount  expended  in  the  department  for  the 
preceding  nscal  year,  including  detailed  statements  of  expenditures 
made  from  the  contingent  fund. 

Respectfully,  Frank  H.  HrrcHcocK, 

Postmaster  General, 

The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 
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2  GENERAL  FINANCES  OP   THE   POST   OFFICE  DEPARTMENT,   Iflll- 

Postal  Appropriations  and  Expenditures  Thbrbundbb. 

Statement  of  the  appropriations,  expenditures,  and  balances  unexpended  on  aeoount  of 
the  postal  service  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911. 


Advertislne 

Rent  of  bmldinfs,  Post  Offloe  Department. . . 

Electric  power,  light,  etc 

Post-office  inspectors 

Pajonents  of  rewards 

Investigating  labor-saving  devices 

Miscellaneous  expenses,  Postmaster  General.. 

OmCB  OF  THB  riBST  ASSISTANT  POSTMASTKB 
OBNEBAL. 

Compensation  to  postmasters 

Assistant  postmasters  and  clerks  In  post 
offices 

Rent,  light,  and  fuel 

Miscellaneous  items,  first  and  second  class 
offices 

Canceling  machines,  etc 

Mechanical  and  labor-saving  devices 

Assistant  superintendents,  Salary  and  Al- 
AUowance  Division 

City  delivery  service 

Special  delivery  service 

Miscellaneous  expenses,  First  Assistant  Post- 
master Qeneral 

OmCB  OV  TEX  SKCOND  ASSISTANT  POSTMASTER 
GENERAL, 

Mail  transportation,  star 

Mail  transportation,  boat 

Mail  messenger  service 

Pneumatio-tube  service 

Wagon  service 

Mail  bags,  etc 

Laborers,  mail-bag  repair  shops 

Mail  equipment  shop,  Chicago,  111 

Mail  locks  and  keys,  etc 

Laborers,  mail-lock  repair  shop 

Mail  transportation,  railroad 

Tabulating  railroad  statistics 

Freight  on  mail  bags,  postal  cards,  etc 

Railway  post-office  car  service 

Railway  Mall  Service 

Electric  and  ca))le  car  service 

Transportation  of  foreign  mails 

Assistant  Superintendent  Division  of  Foreign 

Balances  due  foreign  countries. ..! . ...",.... 

Miscellaneous   expenses.   Second   Assistant 

Postmaster  General 

OFnCB  or  THE  THIRD  ASSISTANT  POSTMASTER 
GENERAL. 

Manufteture  of  postage  stamps 

Manufacture  of  stamped  envelopes  and  news- 
paper wrappers 

Distribution  of  stamped  and  official  envel- 
opes etc 

Manufteture  of  postal  cards 

Distribution  of  postal  cards 

Ship,  steamboat,  and  way  lettera 

Indemnities,  domestic  registered  mail 

indemnities,  international  registered  man. ... 
Miscellaneous  expenses,  Third  Assistant  Post- 
master General 

pecial  counsel,  suits,  seoond-class  mailing 

privilege 

Unpaid  mone^  orden  mqre  than  1  year  o|d.v 


I3,ooaoo 

84,40a00 

5,  goo.  00 

1,074,960.00 
15,000.00 
8,432.05 

i,ooaoo 


27,goo,ooaoo 

43,114. 90a  00 
4,100,000.00 

3oo.ooaoo 

310,000.00 

25,ooaoo 

44,200.00 
33,646,900.00 

1,338,  ooa  00 
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7,170. 

815, 

1,590, 

023, 

1,750, 

300, 

110. 

3, 

8, 

36, 

46,498, 

13, 

375, 

5,047, 

21,695, 

720. 

3,263, 


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600.00 
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500.00 

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57L64 
000.00 

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500.00 
fi00.00 
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235,000.00 

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065,147.47 

1,546, 28a  39 

26.000.00 
872,530.31 
8,360.00 
260.00 
15.000.00 
3,000.00 

i,ooaoo 

4. 66a  00 
1.018,809.^ 


1374.03 

26,200.00 

3,766.47 

913,945.42 

955.89 

8,414.98 

188.43 


28, 282, 45a  80 

40,354,124.11 
4,030,558.58 

286,515.54 

807,51&11 

17,585.06 

32,964.51 

32,970,45L23 

1,350,295.03 


43a  15 


6,484. 

676. 

1,417. 

827, 

1,522. 

255. 

96. 

3, 

7, 

33, 

42,651. 

13, 

260. 

3,697, 

20,084. 

631, 

2,351, 


10a46 
314. 76 
847.66 
433.51 
699.31 
213.80 
8ia63 
258.81 
618.68 
762.19 
549.49 
563.64 
222.38 
277.24 
102.02 
763.01 
023.30 


2,291.66 
106.812.51 

29L75 


654,294.21 

1.488,49L41 

24,129.03 

363,810  51 

7,005  72 

100.62 

5,230.50 


686.64 

1,916.66 
494,068.74 


$462.23 

8,2oaoo 

7.14 
88,737.53 
1,479.25 


406.75 
174.10 


3, 73a  91 
7L85 


675,066. 14 
99.101.56 

135.743.23 
76.668.60 

137,044.76 
28,168.58 


512  74 

83.01 

8.846,450.78 

8.00 

112. 89a  51 

1,032,21&00 

17,14L09 

57.180.19 

562.706.25 

206.34 
107,064.31 


10,883.26 

57.788.96 

259.84 

8,719.80 

375.79 


2.677.87 
114.78 

18.SP 


88.10.74 


2.138.89 

73.K7.aE 

12. 564. » 

17.  <C 

811.5: 


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2,7eO,77S.8i 
09,441.41 

13,008.71 
2,807.79 
7,414.  t2 

7,504.56 
675,848.77 
112.296.  OS 

4BB.S 


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90.255  93 

16,617  6? 

11.186.x; 

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317,501 14 

1.504.196.89 

31,047.80 

346.371.45 


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Staiement  of  (he  avprojrnationi,  expenditunt,  and  balaneet  unexpended  on  aeoount  of 
tie  postal  service  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911— Continued. 


Appvoprlfttioiiik 


Amoont 
appropriated, 

mcluding 

special  acts  and 

df'  • 


OmCB  OF  THE  rOUBTH  AS8ISTA1IT  P08TlCA9rBB 
OKNSBAL. 


I,  etc. 


Stationery....: 

Official  and  reffistrv  envelopes 

Distribution  of  reg&try  envelopes 

Blanks,  etc.,  money-order  servloe 

Misoellaneons  items,  registry  system 

SappUes.  city-delivery  rerrioe 

Poeimarnng,     rating,     and     money-order 

stamps 

Letter  oalanoes. 

Wrapping  paper.. 

W  rapping  twbe  and  tying  devices 

Facing  slips,  etc 

Typewriters,  etc 

Supplies,  RwBl  Delivery  Servloe 

Shipment  of  supplies 

Intaglio  seate,  loroign-mall  service 

Rural  Delivery  Service 

Misoellaneons  expenses,   Fourth  Assistant 

Postmaster  Qeneral 


Total. 


1110,000.00 

240,000.00 

4,760.00 

150,000.00 

0,600.00 

90,000.00 

50,000.00 
10,000.00 
15.000.00 

200,000.00 
65,000.00 

115,000.00 
40,000.00 

110,000.00 

15,000.00 

18,860,000.00 

1,000.00 


Audited  expenditures. 


Stated  to 
June  30,  mi. 


177,400.26 
121,297.20 

3,860.00 
139,069.16 

1,106.31 
53,591.12 

35,954.87 
9,024.00 
10,854.06 
167,232.54 
49,006.15 
46,125.01 
13,637.82 
57,254.79 
6,062.50 
37,048,917.44 

750.73 


246,221,936.46  230,516,814.46    7,201,149.64 


Payments 
by  warrants 
from  July  1 

to  Sept  30, 
1911,  ior  serv- 
ices rendered 

prior  to 
June  30, 1911. 


122,194.43 
6,736.22 


5,909.72 

65.75 

21,820.14 

6,454.58 
773.68 

2,676.40 
23,853.27 

8,467.68 
13,419.87 

1,476.69 
12,626.33 


2,312.26 
57.60 


Balanoe 
unexpended. 


110,315.81 

111,967.58 

900.00 

5,021.12 

5,327.94 

14,588.74 

7,590.55 

202.32 

1,469.54 

8,914.19 

7,434.17 

65.455.12 

24.885.49 

40,118.88 

8,917.60 

1,808,770.30 

191.67 


8,898.n7.20 


1  Audited  expenditures  (authorized  by  law)  in  excess  of  appropriations. 

*  1123,199.73  available  from  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  1912 

*  16,008.79  available  from  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  1912. 

*  $34352.63  available  fh>m  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  1912. 

*  8253,719.61  available  from  appropriation  for  fiscal  year  1912. 
•89,469.69  available  from  appropnation  for  fiscal  year  1912. 

Expenditures  of  17,132,112.23  not  included  in  above.  Of  this  amount  $5,390,576.65  was  expended  on 
account  of  inland  mail  transportation  during  preceding  years  and  $580,272.86  on  account  of  foreign  mail 
transportation  during  precedmg  years,  a  total  of$5.0703«'.41  for  mail  transportation. 

Receipts  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  SO,  1911, 


Items  of  revenue. 


Amount. 


Postal 

Sales  of  stamps,  stamped  envelopes,  newspaper  wrappers,  and  postal  cards,  etc 

Second-class  postage  (pound  rate)  paid  in  money 

Thfrd  and  fourth  class  postage  paid  hi  money 

Receipts  from  box  rents 

•  Letter  postage  paid  hi  money  (made  up  principally  of  balances  due  from  foreign  ad- 
ministrations)  

Miscellaneous  receipts 

Fines  and  penalties , 

Receipts  from  unclaimed  dead  letters 

Total  postal  re  venues , 

Money-order  revenues: 

B!e venues  lh>m  domestic  and  international  money-order  business , 

Revenues  from  invalidated  money  orders 

Total  revenues  frt>m  all  sooroes 


$213,666,348.47 
8,933.008.93 
5,049,918.73 
4,406,843.78 

856.223.54 
95,726.42 
67,542.77 
32.854.66 


232,607,667.29 

4,792.453.12 
470,813. 19 


237,879,823.60 


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GENEBAL  FINANCES  OF  THE  POST  OFFICE  DEPABTMENT,  1911. 

Contingent  expentes,  Po$t  Office  Department,  fieoal  year  19X1 — Continued. 
POST-ROUTE  MAPB-Continusd. 


neo.  X2 
22 
22 
22 
22 

1911. 

Jan.  24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 

Feb.  23 


23 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 

Mar.  9 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 

Apr.  25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 

May  23 
23 


J.  M,  jjeeofl 

8haw-Walker  Ck> 

Qeo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

BBDiy  H.  Strieker  &  Co. 


Ixene  M.  Pistorio 

A.  C.  Harveycutter 

Chas.  F.  Page 

Eva  W.Vaughn 

Howard  0.  Moler 

Eleanor  Gregory 

Mary  G.  Crawford 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co. 

A.Hoen&Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Edwin  H.  JJ'aggart 

Louis  Hartig 

Eva  W.  Vaughn 

Howard  Q.  Moler 

Mary  G.  Crawford 

A.  C.  Harveycutter 

Eleanor  Gregory 

Chas.  F.  Page 

Irene  M.  Pistorio 

Henry  H.  Strieker  <&  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Fred  A.Schmidt 

do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

do 

A.  Hoen&Co 

Chas.  F.Page 

Lleanor  Gregory 

Howard  G.  Moler 

Maiy  G.  Crawlord 

A.  C.  Harveycutter 

Eva  W.Vaughn 

Irene  M.  Pistorio 

S.  Eugenia  WithaU 

A.  Hoen&Co 

EUisA.  Gimbel 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Edwin  H.  Taggart 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Thos.  W.Smith 

Eleanor  Gregory 

Howard  G.  Moler 

Irene  M.  Pistorio 

Eva  W.Vaughn 

8.  Eugenia  WiUiaU 

Virg;inia  H.  Berry 

Maris  W.  Crouch. 


Marv  G.  Crawford 

A.  C.  Harveycutter 

Henry  H.  Bmcker  <Sc  Co.. 
Herman  Baumgarten  Co. 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Johnson,  Albert  L 

A.  Hoen  &  Co 

Virginia  H.  Berry 

Maris  W.  Crouch 


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Pens 

Pasteboard  tubes. 
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Satchel,  straps 

Edition  of  post-route  maps. 
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Cotton  cloth 

Com  knives 

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Maps 

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Map 

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Map 

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do 

do 

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185.00 
7.21 
35.50 
18.24 
8.40 


100.00 

05.00 

135.00 

55.00 

90.00 

95.00 

45.00 

9.00 

3,350.00 

8.40 

1.94 

296.51 

.73 

55.00 

100.00 

55.00 

85.00 

140.00 

125.00 

100.00 

3.40 

5.60 

3L71 

36.94 

9.50 

21.48 

472.00 

70.00 

105.00 

145.00 

50.00 

110.00 

100.00 

65.00 

55.00 

172.00 

19.75 

21.36 

304.90 

18.24 

49.78 

105.00 

110.00 

110.00 

70.00 

95.00 

65.00 

70.00 

25.00 

80.00 

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110  00 

85.00 

120.00 

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100.00 

90.00 
115.00 
105.00 

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Contingent  expemeSt  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  191 X — Contmued. 
POST-ROUTE  MAPS-Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aoooimt. 


1911. 
Jane  26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 

Inly  26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
27 
27 


A.  Hoen&Co 

National  Railway  Publishing  Co. 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co 

Henry  H.  Strieker  &  Co 

Edwin  H.  Taggart 

JohnB.  Espey 

8.  Eugenia  Withall 

Maud  E.  Fowler 

Virginia  H.  Berry 

E  leanor  Gregory 

Marls  W.  Crouch 

Howard  G.  Molcr 

Irene  M.  Plstorio 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

A.  C.  Harveycutter 

A.  HoendcCo 

do 


Expenditures.. 
Unexpended  balance. 


Total. 


Appropriation 

Sales  01  post-route  maps . 


Total. 


Special  diagrams 

Official  Railway  Guide.. 


Pasteboard  tubes. 

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Cotton 

Penknives 

Maps 

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do 

do 

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Map 

Maps 

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Maps 

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3.eOOL80 


29,40080 


OFFICIAL  POSTAL  GUIDE. 


1910. 
Sept.  2 
Oct.     8 

J.  B.  Lyon  Co 

Annual  guide  and  lists 

f  12.676. 84 

do 

SuDDlements 

96&JB 

8 

do 

oupgwmenB.... ....... ......... 

9609 

Dec.  17 

do 

do 

966.98 

1911. 
Jan.   10 

do 

do 

1.98L74 

Feb.  21 

do 

do 

95S.70 

Apr.  27 
June    3 

do 

do 

M12.13 

do 

do 

952.74 

12 

do 

do 

95LOI 

Sept.   8 

do 

do 

9I&82 

Expenditures 

23,236l37 

Unexpended  balance 

1,763.03 

Total 

2S.00OO0 

ADDronriation ....••.•••• 

25,00000 

RENT  OF  BUILDINGS. 


1910. 

Aug.    9 

11 

Sept.  10 

10 

Oct.     8 

8 

Nov.  14 

19 

Dec    9 

9 

1911. 

Jan.  10 

14 

Feb.  13 

17 

-.  10 

10 

10 

13 


Bradford  &  Welgle 

Merchants'  Transfer  &  Storage  Co. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transfer  A  Storage  Co. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transfer  &  Storage  Co. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transfer  4e  Storage  Co. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transit  &  Storage  Co. 


BradJbrd  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transfer  &  Storage  Co. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

Merchants'  Transfer  it  Storage  Co. 

do 

Bradford  A  Weigle 

....do Tr. 

Mercbanti'  Transfer  A  Storage  Co. , 


Rent  of  stable 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

Rent  of  stable 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

Rentofstoble 

Rent  of  storsge  space.. 

Rentofstoble 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

Rent  of  stable 

Rent  of  itorage  space.. 


Rent  of  stable 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

Rentofstoble 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

do. 

Rentofstoble 


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40  09 

aso.09 

40  09 

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250.00 

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GcmKn^erU  expeiues,  Post  Office  Department,  fieoal  ywr  iPii— Continued. 


RENT  OF  BUILDINGfr-Contlnoed. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


Oo  what  account. 


Amoont. 


1911. 
May    8 

8 
June  12 

12 
July  17 

21 


....do 

Bradford  &  Wei^le 

Merchants'  Transfer  &  Storage  Co.. 

Bradford  &  Weigle 

do 

Merchants'  Transfer  &  Storage  Ck>. 


Expenditores... 
Unexpended  balance. 


Total.... 
Appropriation. 


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Rent  of  stable 

Rent  of  storage  space.. 

Rent  of  stable 

do.. 


Rent  of  storage  space.. 


8250.00 
40.00 

250.00 
40.00 
40.00 

250.00 


3,480.00 
20.00 


3,500.00 
3,500.00 


STATIONERY. 


Oiit. 


1910. 

Aug.  18 

18 

18 

19 

19 

19 

23 

23 

Sept.    7 

7 

7 

7 

8 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

12 

12 

19 

19 

27 

28 

28 

6 

6 

6 

6 

0 

6 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

11 

U 

11 

U 

13 

13 

13 

19 

26 

20 

20 

28 

Hot.  11 

11 

11 

11 

11 

17 

17 

17 

17 


District  of  Columbia  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.. 

J.  Baumgartendi  Sons  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Neidich  Process  Co 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

L.  U.  Thomas  Co 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co 

O.  C.  Strawn 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Universal  Supply  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 


District  of  Columbia  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.. 

J.  Baumgarten  6l  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

H.  Bauxngarten  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Paper  (5oods  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

do. 


R.  Carter  Ballantyne. 
Chas.  Q.  StottakCo... 


Union  Envelope  Co..  

Valley  Paper  Co 

United  Stotes  Paper  Ooods  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Dolphin  Jute  Mills 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  4e  Sons  Co 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

District  of  Columbia  Paper  Manufacturing  Co.. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Lamb  &  Tllden 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Business  Equipment  Publishing  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

United  Stotes  Envelope  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

P.  H.  Heiskeli;  jr.,  4e  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

E.  S.  Newman 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

Bagle  Pencil  Co 

^^^    O.Stott&Co 

„    Baumgarten  Co 

ip  Lindemeyr 

"  States  Paper  Goods  Co. 


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Envelopes 

Strawboards 

Envelopes 

Paper 

Printed  envelopes. . 

Envelopes 

Paper  fasteners...., 

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Finger  cots 

Twine 

Pencils ■ 

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Rubber  stamps.... 

Waste  basket , 

Envelopes 

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Envelope  openers 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Ink  pads 

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Coupon  book  for  ribbons. 

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•46.55 

1.34 

5.18 

62.50 

102.40 

14.  gg 

14.32 

12.00 

3.50 

2.40 

142.50 

1.50 

8.75 

23.28 

6.60 

1.22 

2.87 

1.10 

43.94 

18.60 

48.60 

14.40 

15.58 

34.92 

85.33 

8.10 

99.64 

85.60 

16.80 

4.76 

22.40 

6.54 

2.88 

7.60 

8.02 

35.00 

312.34 

655.28 

1.92 

47.60 

1.00 

10.00 

19.45 

3.56 

73.82 

18.00 

1.00 

3.96 

116.62 

118.63 

19.60 

2.78 

819.91 

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6.54 

3.97 

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Date. 


1910. 
Dec  17 
17 
17 
20 
20 
20 
22 
22 
22 
22 
28 
28 
.  28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
22 

1911. 
Jan.  0 

0 
10 
10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
14 
14 
20 
20 
20 

2 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
21 
21 
21 
21 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
10 
10 
10 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
24 
24 
24 
24 


Feb. 


Mar. 


To  whom  paid. 


Neidich  Procoi  Go 

J.  Bai2in£arten  4e  Sods  Ck> 

Ludlow  ManafMtaring  Associates. 

W.  L-Swayse 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyiie 

John  B.  Espey 

American  ItuJtigraph  Sales  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

United  SUtes  Envelope  Co 

L.  H.Thomas  Co 

Chas.  0.  Stott&Co 

Chas.  F.  Roclcwell 

Lamb  it  Tilden 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 


Herman  BaumgartenCo 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co  . 

H.  C.  Davison  &  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Charles  W.  Beers 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

Chas.  0.  Stott  it  Co. 


Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Neidich  Process  Co 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Old  Dominion  Paper  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

W.  L.Swayie 

Universal  Trading  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  Jr.,  «St  Co 

District  of  Columbia  Paper  Manufacturing  Co 

Charles  W.  Beers 

J.  Baumgarten  it  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantvne 

District  of  ColumSia  Paper  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

Union  Envelope  Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Chas.  O.  Stott  A  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

Paul's  Ink  Co 

Ludlow  Manufacturing  Associates 

Robert  G.  Thornton 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Snellinff  &  Son 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

P.  U.  HeiskeUJr.,&Co 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

District  of  Columbia  Paper  Mannfacturing  Co. . .. 

H.C.  Davison  A  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

J.  H.Weil  &  Co 

United  SUtes  Envelope  Oo 

Union  Envelope  Co 


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Rubber  stamps 

Jute  twine 

Ink,  perforators,  etc 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Pens,  pencils,  paper,  etc. 
Memorandum  peJs,  etc. . . 

Shears 

Ribbon  coupons , 

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Blank  books,  paper,  etc. . . 

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ConHngerU  expenses,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 
STATIONERT-Contiiiiied. 


Apr. 


May 


24 
24 
34 
27 
27 
1 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
19 
19 
19 
19 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
13 
13 
13 
13 
18 
18 
18 
18 
36 
36 
36 
26 
26 
27 
June  3 
12 
12 
17 


July 


Li,  a.  'rnomas  uo 

W.  L.  8way«e 

Chas.  Q.  Stott&Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co 

J.  Baumfarten  &  Sons  Co 

Standard  Wire  Co 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell 

Neidich  Process  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Chas.  O.Stott&Co 

Snellixig  <&  Son 

D.  A.  Tower 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Eaefe  Pencil  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

W.  L.Swayze 

J.  Baumgarten  dc  Sons  Co 

Julius  Fowl 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

Dolphin  Jute  Mills 

Chas.  W.  Beers  &  Co 

American  Lead  PencU  Co 

Universal  Supply  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Mathers-Lamm  Paper  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Ca. 

D.  A.  Tower 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  L.Swayze 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Davison  it  Co.,  H.  C 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co.... 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

Old  Dominion  Paper  Co 

L.  H.Thomas  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Brentano's 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co... . 

D.  A.  Tower 

W.  L.Swayze 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Pa^r  Goods  Co. . . 


Associates. 


o 

ales  Co . 
Zo 


0.. 

Co.' 


Pins,  paper 

Sealing  wax 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Stamps 

....doT 

Wire  baskets 

Pens 

Carbon  paper 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Ink,  clips,  erasers,  etc 

Stamp  ribbons 

Pins 

Note  paper 

Scratch  Dlocks 

Pencils 

....do 

Finger  cots 

Typewriter  paper,  etc 

Stamps 

Ink,  ribbons,  etc 

Stamps 

Office  baskets 

Coupon  book 

Pencils,  penholders 

Paper 

Desk  set,  etc 

Shears 

Twine 

Envelopes 

Pencils 

Red  ink 

Envelopes 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Impression  paper 

Rubber  daung  stamps 

Stamps 

Copper  finish  strips 

Paper  fasteners 

Paper 

Tjrpe writer  parts 

Typewriter  ribbons,  etc. . . 

Paper 

Press  copy  books,  etc 

Envelopes 

do 

Stamps 

Twine 

Paste 

Envelopes 

....do.VT. 

....do 

....do 

Pins 

Paper,  notebooks,  etc  ... . 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Pencils 

...do 

Rubber  bands,  paper,  etc . 

Pencils 

Envelopes 

Envelopes 

do.V^ 

Red  sealing  wax 

Twine 

Sponges 

Papor 

Stamps 

Bands 

Coupon  books 

Stamps 

Fincreroots 

Envelopes 

Stamps 

Linen  tags,  etc 

Stamps 

Carbon  paper 

Wrapping  paper 

Typewriter  brushes,  etc. .. 

Paper 

Rubber  type 

Paper  punch 


910.01 

36.63 

n.66 

47.60 

8.92 

23.85 

36.00 

25.63 

300.50 

95.20 

145.82 

5.50 

18.62 

38.00 

11.00 

14.40 

12.00 

22.40 

320.46 

2.21 

75.67 

18.17 

6.04 

14.00 

85.92 

16.20 

37.50 

65.40 

7.10 

66.00 

24.00 

1.50 

299.56 

23.80 

56.53 

14.40 

10.16 

.86 

16.80 

7.20 

7.01 

4.88 

421.46 

25.12 

1,520.09 

167.01 

6.46 

29.16 

20.00 

103.50 

422.07 

39.00 

29.74 

16.14 

24.20 

47.60 

23.52 

12.00 

644.02 

22.00 

81.64 

305.67 

131.88 

9.90 

36.95 

15.11 

142.50 

9.97 

346.53 

28.00 

7.31 

67.30 

165.00 

.70 

54.59 

0.03 

95.00 

44.44 

2.94 

42.00 

2.01 

1.00 


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Contingent  expemet,  Post  Office  Department^  fieeal  year  1911 — Oontmued. 
8TATI0NEBT— CoDtliiiied. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


Ob  what  aoooimt. 


1911. 

July  27 

Aug.    3 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

10 

10 

16 


Sept. 


22 
22 
Oct.  14 
Nov.  6 
16 
16 
16 


District  of  Columbia  Manufacturing  Co.. 

Standard  Wire  Co 

R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co , 

O.  C.  Strawn 

Chas.  Q.  Stott&Co 

Union  Envelope  Co , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co , 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

E.S.Newman , 

D.  A.  Tower , 

W.  L.  Swayze 


Union  Envelope  Co 


Eagle  Pencil  ( 
Charles  W.  Beers  &  Co. 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. 
R.G.  Thornton 


W.  L.  Swayze 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

J.  P.Nawrath 

Lamb&Tilden 

Greek  American  Spon^  Co 

Montague  Mailing  Machinery  Co. 
American  Multigraph  Sales  Co. . . 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

L.H.Thomas  Co 

P.  H.  Heiskell  Jr.,  &  Co 

United  States  Paper  Goods  Co. . . 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Co 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell 

D.  A.  Tower 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Mathers  Lamm  Paper  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Union  Envelope  Co 

W.  L.  Swayse 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Old  Dominion  Paper  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

....do 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

R.  P.  AndxBvrs  Paper  Co 


Expenditures 

Transfer  and  counter  warrant . 
Unexpended  balance 


Blottkig  paper.. 

'"•  ^   ikets... 


WirebasI 

Stamp  racks 

Stencil  frames 

Ink,  etc 

Envelopes 

Rubber  bands, etc.... 

Envelopes 

....do.;!: 

Typewriter  ribbon 

Paper  fteteners 

Typewriter  ribbons,  carbon  pa- 
per. 

Envelopes 

Pencils 

Paper 

Paper,  bands,  etc 

Blottmg  paper 

Envelopes,  Drushes,  etc 

Erasers,  pencils,  etc 

Paper 

Stamp  pads 

Sponges 

Stencils 

Ribbons  coupons 

Stamj 

luvelopea 

do 

Arithmometer  paper 

Erasers,  pencils 

Steel  erasers,  pens,  etc. . . 

Pins 

Clips,  eto 

Paper 

Typewriter  paper 

Stamp-pad  mk 

Envelop^ 

Ink  stands,  oil  board,  etc 

Envelopes 

Twine 

Pencils 

Penholders 

Envelopes 

Typewriter  paper 


Total 

Appropriation . 


14. « 
10.01 


SOLU 

101  m 

.75 

25.73 

2SLfll 

9i6^41 
SS.S3 

llOLflO 

3S&0i 
S7.M 
19.12 

102. « 

as.  91 
8n.7> 

14.  • 

a&oi 

17.  S 
SS.fli 
44S.4I 

02.13 
104.O 
122.6i 

1ft.  07 
147.00 

52.10 

211.31 

0.90 

29LaS 

3S.50 


fi&.60 

11.0 

7n.41 


21,301.12 

70.03 

3,33100 


3S.  COOL  00 
2S.OQ0LQO 


FUEL,  ETC. 


1910. 
Aug.  11 
18 
18 
18 
18 
19 
23 
23 
28 
28 
23 
Bopt  2 
3 
8 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 


M.R.  Ready 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Lucent  OU  Co 

A.  L.  Johnson 

•  National  Electrical  Supply  Co , 

Robert  Bishop  Manufticturing  Co , 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

i  Quaker  City  Rubber  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

James  B.  LambieCo 

E.  F.  Brooks  dc  Co 

John  Mitchell,  Jr , 

JohnB.  Espey 

,  Hamflton  Rubber  Manufscturing  Co... 
i  Rudolph  &  West  Go 


Hauling 

Force  oupi.... 

Motor,  eto 

Engine  oil 

Trowel,  screw  driver 

Steel  belt  facing 

Cotton  waste 

Rules 

Hydraulic  packing  in  ooil 

Auwblto.VT.™ 

Cyunderofl 

Coal 

Hammets  and  wranehea.. 

Trowels,  eto 

Electric  porteUe  lights. . . 

RadiatoraT. .\!7..... 

Knives 

Rubber  hoM 

fiorapen 


03OS7 

.64 

21000 

4L73 

ISB 

1.80 

iL3l 

1.4« 

4000 

7.17 


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Contingent  expenteSf  Po$t  Office  Department,  fitecd  year  i^ii—Gontinued. 
FUEL,  ETC.— Continued. 


Bepv. 


Oct. 


Nov.  11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
17 
17 
17 
17 
19 
19 
19 
7 
17 
17 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
22 
28 

ao 

1911. 
Jan.  6 
6 
0 
10 
10 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
20 
20 
20 
Feb.  2 
2 
2 

a 
a 

a 

10 


Dee. 


M.  K.  iteaay 

Natioma  Electrical  Supply  Co 

M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Burdett  Rowntree  ICanu&cturing  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Qutta  Peroba  A  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. 

Louis  Hartig 

Cuyler  &  Mobler 

Cbesapeake  Supply  Co 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co 

General  Electric  Co 

Crane  Co 

R.  B.  Corey 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Rudolph  <Sc  West  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Eeasbey&  MattisonCo 

M.  R.  Ready 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Oeneral  Electric  Co 

Barber  &  Roes 

Th06.  Somerville  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

John  A.  Roebling's  Rons  Co 

Gutta  Peroha  &  Rubber  Manu&cturing  Co. 

Louis  Hartig 

H.  T.  Dakin 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Buckeye  Engine  Co 

Pierce.  Butler  it  Pierce  Manufacturii  g  Co . . 

M.R.  Ready 

J.  E.  Hurley 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

M.  R.  Ready 

Shoemaker  d^  Busch 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Standard  on  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co , 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

New  York  Lubricating  OU  Co 

Capital  Vacuum  Cleaner  Co 


National  X  Ray  Reflector  Co 

Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co 

National  X  Ray  Reflector  Co 

Anchor  Packing  Co 

R.B.Corey 

Holtzer-Cabot  Electric  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

£.  F.  Brooks  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

National  Eiectricai  Supply  Co 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

John  A.  RoebUng's  Sons  Co 

M.  R.  Ready 

Western  Electric  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

.....do 

....do 

Ward  W.  Griffith 


>plyCo. 


uauimg  asnes 

Batteries,  fan,  etc. .. 

Asbestos 

Pulleys 

Brass  ells  and  pipes. 
An  * 


Angles. 


Reflectors,  lamps,  etc 

Pimip  packing 

Hatchets,  rules,  and  washers. . 

Pipe  fittings 

Die  stock 

Wire 

Lamps.. 
Pipe  nip 
Conduit. 

Rubber-covered  wire 

Monkey  wrenches 

Wattmeter 

Coal 

Covering  piping 

Hauling  ashes 

Saw  blades 

PluQ,  fuses,  etc 

Insulating  Joints 

Lamps 

Wrenches,  drills,  etc. . . . 
Washers,  valves,  etc. . . . 

Monkey  wrenches 

Wire 

Hydraulic  packing 

Fiber  washers 

Wheelbarrows 

Socket  extensions 

Valve  stems 

Radiator 

Hauling 

Iron  columns 

Pea  coal 

Graphite 

Hauling 

Castor  oU 

Shade  holders 

Kerosene. 

Coal 

....do 

Switches,  reflectors,  etc. 

Gasoline 

Engine  oil 

Cleaners 


1 


Fixtures 

Fixtures,  alterations. . . 

Fixture 

Packing 

Conduit 

Wood  box  bells 

Socket  extensions 

Shade 

Drills 

Wire 

Pea  coal 

Fixtures 

Leather  cup  valves 

Wire 

Hauling  ashes 

Telephone  connections. 

Pipe,  gauge  glasses 

Ceiling  bands 

Coal 

....do 

do 

....do 

....do 

Saws 

Lamps 

Saws 

Oilers 

Sockets,  elbows,  etc. 
Hauling  8  * 


920.63 

66.60 

.91 

15.53 

18.31 

21.20 

652.37 

49.83 

9.60 

3.69 

L33 

22.50 

55.01 

488.37 

.64 

39.60 

608.87 

1.06 

7a  00 

163.73 

14.75 

77.17 

1.95 

186.00 

5a  63 

1,174.66 

27.51 

68.43 

2.68 

26.25 

.90 

LIO 

11.66 

61.19 

in.  00 

19.29 

93.94 

103.00 

t,  12a  00 

1.80 

149.85 

18.40 

a65 

.68 

49.22 

1,058.34 

92&10 

1.40 

9L08 

27a  00 


270.00 

104.90 

60.00 

LOO 

56.03 

20.40 

16.69 

3.00 

6.96 

108.80 

205.55 

56.15 

4.50 

25.69 

209.47 

2L00 

45.76 

1L80 

1,908.00 

1,906.00 

2,001.77 

394.12 

6.70 

2.00- 

917.56 

22.47 

7.24 

64.50 

171.32 


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C(mtingent  exptnseSt  Poat  Office  Department,  fiieal  year  1911 — Oontimiad  ■ 
FUEL,  ETC.— Conttnned. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

On  what  aoooont 

A—. 

1910. 
Feb.  14 

National  Electrical  Sopply  Co 

Hotoplantt  cl^bni.  frtn    ' 

iKLS 

17 

P.  H.  HeiskelLJr.,  ACo..' 

Hat<f^.fr.?r..v::::::;::::: 

LS 

17 

AlhAftT.  Jo>»n?wn 

Handsaws 

1^ 

18 

Barber  A  Ross 

Expansion  bolts 

Panel  boards  and  boxes 

td 

18 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

«.» 

18 

SIS.C 

18 

Thos.  Somervilie  Co 

Pipe 

12&-£ 

21 

Q^ftVAr  r.ity  RiihhAr  Co 

Water  valves    

LO 

21 

Counter  weight  guidea..^ 

OiL 

Check  valves 

fD.9 

21 

New  York  Lubricating  Oil  Co 

til 

21 

ManzelBros.  Co " 

IS 

21 

Hazard  Mannfacturini; Co....  .    ..               .    .. 

Rope 

7«.S 

21 

Qenerai  Electric  Co..  r. 

liamps 

sun 

24 

Standard  Oil  Co 

Keroeene   .  . 

L8 

24 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Flat  iron 

113 

24 

Mason  Regulator  Co 

Regulating  valvfs  . .  ^  ^  x  ^ 

».:3 

24 

Robert  Bishop  Manufokcturing  Co 

Cotton  waita  ....r 

4i.« 

24 

C.  J.  McCubbinCo 

Valves 

JB.« 

Mar.     2 

I/aidlftw-Punn-«ordon  Co 

Valve  sprinci,  stems,  ete 

4.22 

10 

Anchor  Packing  0> 

xsi 

10 

M.  R.  Ready.  .T 

Hauling.... . 

CoaLTT. MI 

150.« 

15 

J.  P.  Agnew&Co 

im 

17 

InvinciDie  Renovator  Sales  Co 

niAfti)fi]|fp  machine. . . 

suoi 

17 

Albert  I/.  Johnson 

Tools.... .7. : 

4.r 

17 

Louis  Hartig 

Square,  wire  solder 

&.IS 

17 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Coal...'. 

9L\' 

17 

Crown  Oil&  Wax  Co 

51* 

17 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Gasolene \V' 

l.« 

17 

White  oak  Coal  Co 

Peaooal 

9lS 

23 

Lubron  Co 

Lubroo  compound.........!.**' 

SS.9 

23 

Nftti4>n^t  ^^oftM-  C« 

Plaster  of  paris 

IS 

24 

Western  Electric  Co 

Telephone  cord  conneetioDs.  .Ill 
Steel  conductor  wire..... 

11* 

24 

Sprague  Electric  Co 

8D.0B 

24 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Conduit  hangers Ill 

Electrodes 

2Lai 

24 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

16. 01 

27 

J.  Edward  Chapman .  ?  .*.  T 

Coal ir 

«.:q 

27 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Electrical  attachmfnts. . 

SB1«3 

Apr.    1 

White  Oak  Coal  Co... Tr.r 

Coal 

iOlf-fi 

do 

do iiir" 

1 

P.  H.  Heiskelijr.,  &  Co 

Hatchets 

5 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Coal 

173.9 

10 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Electrical  supplies 

117.  M 

10 

M.  C.  Mitchell  Co '..*..' 

i.n 

10 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Boiler  repairs ....  X . 

5Aa 

10 

Sprague  Electric  Co 

SteelwiiB '..  .    

16a  0 

10 

Sonthem  Electric  Co 

Connectors  and  electrodes 

Pffokinr 

6S.41 

10 

Ancrhor  Pa<?Mng  Co 

1^9f 

10 

M.R.  Ready 

Hauling 

171.  • 

13 

Louis  Hartig 

Icepicb 

1.M 

13 

iftmAf  B.  I/ambie  Co 

Shovels,  etc I 

149 

13 

Crane  Co 

Iron  pipe,  etc 

15.44 

13 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Couplings,  etc 

110 

19 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Coaf                                    

•••^s 

19 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Rivets,  screws,  nuts,  etc 

Oil  tanikaadpwnp....  . 

19 

Standard  Oil  Co 

laot 

19 

Western  Electric  Co 

BeU  wire........ .:.... II..II"" 

11.  • 

26 

Barber  &  Ross 

Screws 

!• 

May  10 

10 

do 

Oilstonea,  hammers,  aCo. 

Cotton  waste 

laA 

Robert  Bishop  Manuliicturing  Co 

las 

10 

Sprague  Electric  Co 7. 

Steel  armored  wive. .    . 

lALOD 

10 

CTj/McCubbin  Co 

Washers 

t.9 

10 

Fred  S.  Olchner . 

Wire  partitioa.  eiavatar. 

IS.  00 

11 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Reflectors 

SCSI 

11 

Rudolph  A  West  Co.. T.'..' 

Stove  bola 

lS 

11 

National  Mortar  Co 

%A    M 

13 
13 

M.R.  Ready 

Louis  Hartig 

13 
18 
18 

Anchor  Packing  Co 

Fisher  Pump  Governor  Co 

AUen  Mitchell  &  Co 

18 

Thos.  Somervilie  Co. # . .  .  ... 

26 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

26 
26 
26 

do 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Elmer  H.  CaUinCo 

26 
Jmx    9 
12 
17 
17 

Anchor  Packing  Co 

National  Electtlcal  Supply  Oo 

Western  Electric  Co 

New  York  Lubricating  Ofl  Co 

L.  C  Holmes,  American  Steam  Pump  Co. . . . 

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Ckmiin(ferU  expentes,  PoH  Office  Departmenif  fiscal  year  1911— Contxnued. 
FUEL,  BTa— Continaed. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account. 


Amount. 


1911. 
June  17 
17 
17 
17 
23 
28 


July    8 

8 

17 

21 

21 

21 

27 

27 

1 

S 

3 

8 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

Sept.   2 

6 

6 

8 

8 

8 

8 

12 

12 

12 


Aug. 


Grown  Ofl  &  Wax  Co 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

HughReiUjCo 

Nauonal  Electrical  Supply  Co , 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Williams  Gauge  Co , 

M.  R,  Ready 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

....do 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

M.  R.  Ready 

DiehlManufBCtorlDgCo 

Burdett-Rowntree  Manufacturing  Co. 
Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. . 

Paul  B.  Huyette  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Thos.  Somenrille  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

E.N.  Qrar&Co 

Sprague  Electric  Co 

Tnos.  Somenrille  Co 

Robbins  &  Meyers  Go 

Crane  Co 

Barber  4c  Ross 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

Allen,  MitcheU  &  Co 

Thos.  Somenrille  Co 

Diehl  ManuCscturinj!  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Brown  &  Sharpe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 
Carroll  Electric  Co 


Expenditures 

Transfer  and  counter  warrant. 
Unexpended  balance 


Total.... 
Appropriation. 


Cylinder  oil 

Gasoline 

NonfluidoU 

Batteries,  ebC 

Coal 

Pump  governor 

HauUng 

Elevator  annunciators,  etc. 

Coal 

-...do 

do 

Hauling  ashes 

Electric  fans 

Elevator  repairs 

Hose 

Gangs  cocks 

Bolts 

Coal 

Pipe  and  plugs 

Reflectors 

Orate  bars 

Wire 

Pipe 

Electric  fitms 

Nipples 

Diameter,  etc 

Elevator-door  rei>airs,  etc. . 

Cylinder  oil 

Pump  repairs 

Check  valve,  etc 

Electric  fans 

do 

Sch  wane  bell 

Iron 

Micrometer,  etc 

Pushbuttons 


821.01 

1.40 

2.56 

16.65 

252.03 

35.80 

81.01 

250.40 

1,906.00 

381.60 

202.07 

95.87 

81.00 

100.40 

16.88 

10.80 

.70 

829.61 

14.80 

120.01 

189.11 

80.00 

7.80 

122.52 

.38 

15.38 

130.00 

28.74 

104.50 

18.23 

81.00 

88.50 

19.50 

9.18 

7.78 

5.00 


39,872.78 

4.00 

123.22 


40,000.00 
40,000.00 


LIGHTS. 


1010. 
Oct     8 

Wffl»»fnirtonG«mT.ig»itf''ft..,  T.r r 

Gas 

12.97 

g 

(io                              

do 

1.62 

8 

do     

do 

3.24 

Not.  11 

do 

do 

4.60 

Dec.  22 

do    

do 

6.12 

1911. 

do                              

do 

11.16 

20 

Potomac.  Electrlo  Power  Co 

Electric  current 

36.60 

18 

Washington  Oaa  liisrht  Co    

Gas 

10.63 

24 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

E  lectric  current 

29.34 

Mir   24 

Waahineton  GasI.lEhtCo    

Gas 

9.69 

24 

E  lectric  current 

10.68 

Apr.  10 
10 

Washin£ton  Gas  Liffht  Co  

Gas 

11.73 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

8.52 

May  13 

26 

WAnhtnfftnn  Oaji  T^l^ht  Ca     

Gas 

9.69 

Potomac  E  lectrlc  Power  Co 

7.80 

jnne  12 

Waahincton  Gas  Lleht  Co  

Gas 

6.63 

Aug.  16 
Nov.  16 

.do 

do 

4.59 

Potomac  Rleetric  Power  Co      r ■.-- 

E  lectric  current 

7.80 

16 

....do 

do 

6.72 

Expendlt^ires  .  x .  c , 

190.03 

UnexTMUided  balance  

159.97 

Total 

350.00 

350.00 

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ConHngerU  expenteif  Post  Office  Department^  fieoal  year  1911 — GontiniietL 

TELEQBAPHINO. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


Onwhataoooant. 


1910. 

Sept.  28 

Oct.   19 

22 

28 

Dec.  20 

22 

1911. 

Feb.  10 

Mar.  15 
23 
30 
30 

Apr.  10 
24 
26 
18 

Aug.  7 
16 
21 
21 
21 


28 

30 

Sept.  13 

Nov.  10 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. , 

do 

....do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co . . . 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 


TekMpraphing. 


.do 

.do 

.do 

.do 


Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co. . . . 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-CaBle  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Pelegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co ... . 
Western  Union  TetoKraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Teleeraph  Co. , 

Postal  Tetegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 


Expendlttues... 
Unexpended  balance. 


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.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
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.do. 
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Appropriation . 


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PAINTING. 


1910. 

Aug.  18 
18 
18 
19 
19 
28 
28 

Sept.  7 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 
18 
23 

Got  8 
8 
11 
26 

Not.  19 

Deo  28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 

1911. 

Tan.  10 
12 
20 

Feb.  17 
17 
17 
18 
21 
21 


H.T.Dakin 

Wm.  Wirt  Qarke  &  Son 

Lewis  Hopfemnaier 

HufhReiUyCo 

MiUer  &  Graham 

J.  W.  Masunr  A  Son 

ColnmbiaOaCo 

Shoemaker  &  Bosch 

James  B.  Lambie  Co ... . 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

O.  F.  MuthakCo 

Macnichol  &  Son 

Emil  Cahnan  &  Co 

ICacnichoi  &  Son 

Dyer  Bros 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

T.  S.  Goldsmith 

HuEhReiUyCo 

^,i.  ICurpnyCo 

G.  F.Hu&^Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

£.  B.  Adams  Co 

MackallBros 

J.  W.  Masury&Son..... 
Solomon  Lewis  &  Son... 

E.  J.  Murphy  Oo 

HughRemyCo 

Milfw  A  Graham 

HuKhReiUvCo 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Fries,  Beail  A  Sharp  Co. 

Emil  Caiman  A  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son., 


Putty  knires. 

Whiting 

Beeswax 

Adelite,  shellac,  etc 

White  lead  and  oU 

Driers  and  paint 

Beoiine 

Varnish  brushes 

Tin  cans 

Brushes,  paint,  etc 

Scaffolding  laoKS 

Brushes,  paint,  etc 

Painting  in  building 

Varnish 

Painting  in  building 

Paint 

Scraping  woodwork,  etc. . . 
Furniture  polish,  brushes. 

Painting  sign 

Drop  black 

Floor  paint 

Oil  and  brushes 

Lime 

Whitewash  brushes 

Oxalic  acid 

Paint 

Sign 


Alcohol , 

Turpentine..., 
OU,  paint,  etc. 

Adellte 

Shellao 

Roofo 
Varnish.. 

Al'^ohol 

Dryer,  etc.. 


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CofUingent  expeMu^  Pott  Office  Department,  fiecal  year  1911 — Continued. 
PAINTINQ-Gontinued. 


I>ate. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account. 


Amount. 


1911. 
Mar.    2 

17 
17 
38 
38 

Apr.  18 
19 

May  10 
36 

June  8 
17 

Sept.  8 
13 


E.J.  Murphy  Co.... 

Dyer  Bros 

Columbia  OU  Co 

MUler  A  Graham... . 
Qeo.  F.  ICuth&Co.. 
MiUerA  Graham.... 
£.  J.  Murphy  Co 

MUler/dacett'it'CoV 
National  Mortar  Co.. 

E.B.Adams  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.... 
Geo.  F.Muth&Co.. 


Expenditures... 
Unexpended  balance . 


Total 

Appropriation. 


Paint 

Enamel 

Gasoline 

White  lead 

Hard  oil  finish 

Oil  and  white  lead.. 

Paint 

Wall  brushes 

Salt 

Lime 

Whitewash  brushes. 

Brush 

Brushes 


$3.80 

15.00 

.70 

19.06 

7.70 

14.80 

12.19 

8.98 

.13 

3.90 

4.80 

.88 

1.13 


4,099.07 
.03 


4,700.00 
4,700.00 


HORSES  AND  WAGONS. 


1910. 
Aug.  11 
18 
18 
18 
19 
19 


Sept. 


Oct 


7 

7 

8 

8 

8 

13 

27 

27 

27 

6 

8 

8 

Nov.  11 
11 
17 
19 
30 
Dec.  17 
22 
22 

1911. 

Jan.  10 
10 
20 

Feb.  13 
17 
17 
18 
21 
24 
10 
17 
17 
5 
10 
10 
10 
13 
8 
11 
11 
18 

June  3 
12 
28 


Mar. 


Apr. 


May 


Dore  &  Fitsgerald 

LutzACo 

...-do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

National  Curtahi  Co 

Stewarts  Co 

W.M.  GaltACo 

Thomas  E .  Young 

Stewart  4e  Co 

Luts&Co 

P.H.HeiskeU,Jr.&Co.... 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Dore  4e  Fitsgerald 

Luts^cCo 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Stewart  A  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Dore  &  Fitzgerald 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

Dore  A  FitBgerald 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewart  &  Co 

Baltimore  Rubber  Tire  Co . 

Dore  A  Fitzgerald 

Stewarts  Co 

W.M.Galt<fcCo 

Dore  &  Fltzf^erald 

W.M.  Oalt&Co 

Stewart  &  Co 

Dore  St  Fitzgerald 

W.M.Oalt&Co 

Studebaker  Bros 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Thomas  E.  Young 

Stewarts  Co 

Dore  A  Fitzgerald 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

R.  McUeynolds  A  Sons 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewarts  Co 

Dore&  FiUgerald 

LuU&Co 

Dore  A  Fitsgerald 

W.M.  GaltakCo 

Stewart  &  Co 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewart  &  Co 

Dore  4e  Fitsgerald 

R .  McReynolds  A  Sons . . . . 
Tbos.  E.youqff..,.. ...... 


Horseshoeing 

Harness  repairs 

Mane  brushes 

HitcUng  weight 

Dash  curtain 

Hay,  straw,  and  bran  . 

Oats 

Wagon,  pole  and  shaft 
Hay,  straw,  and  bran  . 
Lap  robe,  buckles,  etc , 

Brushes 

Oats 

Horseshoeing 

Horse  collar 

Oats 

Whip 

Bran 

Currycombs 

Horseshoeing 

Harness 

H« 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

Carriage  repairs 

Horseshoeing 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 
Oats 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Hay  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Carriages 

Laprobes 

Wagon  repairs 

Bran,  hay.  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Blankets 

Lamp  and  bracket . .. 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Whip 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  straw. . . . 

Oats 

Bran,  hay.  straw. . .  • 

Horseshoehig 

Tire  repairs 

Wagon  repain 


815.40 

2.00 

1.75 

LOS 

4.50 

15.41 

18.94 

208.60 

22.23 

24.50 

10.00 

18.94 

14.70 

3.50 

23.68 

LOO 

18.80 

L02 

15.40 

4.50 

32.60 

23.68 

23.36 

L50 

18.90 

17.23 

23.68 


26.05 
23.68 
1&38 
29.25 
2L31 
1,376.00 
6a  00 

L50 
38.34 
3L20 
2L31 
85.00 

4.00 
21.31 
17.24 
1&65 

5.00 
1&80 
21.31 
2L48 
2L81 
1&18 
1&60 

2.25 

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Contingent  erpemes.  Pott  Office  Departmint,  fiaoal  year  1911 — OontimMd. 
HORSES  AND  WAGON^-ContlniMd. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On 


1911. 

July  17 
27 
27 

Aug.    3 


Dore  &  FitzKrald 

W.M.OaltiCo 

B.  B.  Eamshaw  &  Bro . 
Stewart  4c  Co 


Ho 
Oats. 

Rock  salt 

Bran,  bay,  and  straw  . 


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Bept 


1910. 
July  36 
Aug.  9 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
23 
23 
28 
23 
23 
2 
2 
7 
7 
7 
7 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
13 
13 
13 
18 
13 
13 
23 
23 
27 
27 
27 
27 
37 
37 
37 
97 
V 


Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C, 

J.  J.  Couzzins 

G.  G.  Hamner 

Guy,  Ciirran  &  Co 

Z.D.  Oilman. 


W.  A.  H.  Church 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

E.B.Adams  Co 

Lewis  Manufocturing  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo 

E.  O.  Hausburg 

E.  P.  Hadeton,... , 

P.H.HelslceU,Jr.,&Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

HughRelllyCo 

Washhigton  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

The  Adder  Machine  Co 

Martin  Wlegand 

R.  L.PoIk<bCo 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Philip  Llnoemeyr 

Barber  &  Ross 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Washington  Railway  &,  Electric  Co 

Shaw-WalkerCo 

National  Ry.  Publication  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Miller,  ClageU  A  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

P.  H.  Helskell,  Jr.,  A  Co 

Fairbanks  Co 

Peter  J.  Constant 

.T.  W.  Ayer&Son 

J.  Lansburgh  Furniture  A  Carpet  Co 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Underwriter  Fire  Extinguisher  Co 

Waltham  Chemical  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.C 

Library  Burean 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co 

Thorp  A  Martin 

J.  R.  Feamo 

J.  J.  Couulns 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Chesapeake  &  Potomao  Telephone  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Co 

London  h  New  York  Sponge  A  Chamois  Co. 

Philip  Ltndemejrr 

G.  G.  Hamner • 

Dnlin  A  Martin  Go 

ChesapeakB  A  Potnnao  Teto^one  Oa........ 

do 


Stamps 

Hauling  debris 

Opening  vault 

Soapboxes 

Soap,  etc 

Lumber 

Mop  handles,  bnishes 

Folding  machines,  etc 

Tumblers 

Cheesecloth 

Buckets 

ClooV  dials 

Bicycle  repairs 

Mops 

Sand  soap 

Pencil-sharpening  machine 

Platen 

Lumber 

Hauling 

Tvpewriter  parts 

Carttekete*.'!****".*."*IIiriiriri 

Rental  of  machines 

Sawdust 

Washington  City  Directorfes . . . 

White  car^.II!!"IIIlIIlIIlIII 

Stepladden 

Tension  springs 

Car  tickets 

Foldors 

Official  raflway  guide 

Metal  polish 

Tired  casters 

Laundry  soap 

Lumber 

Buckets 

Scales 

Plate  glass 

'^^wspaper  directory 

Dnpfag  bookcase 

Prong  flies 

Haulbig 

Charges  torextfaignlshere 

Bug  exterminator 

Stamps ....I 

File  backs 

Numbering  machine 

Typewriter  repairs 

Cleanbig,  etc.,  ck)Cka * 

Hauling  debris 

Toilet  paper 

Telephone  serrlos 

Hose  couplings ....I 

Leather  belting 

Pencil-sharpener  knli^es 

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iviu. 

Sept.  27 

27 

28 

28 

29 

Oct.      6 

6 

6 

8 


Amerksan  Soap  4c  Washotone  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufocturing  Co. 

TTpewriter  A  Oflioe  Supply  Co 

Underwood  Tvpewriter  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &Sona 

Ernest  Oichner 

H.C.Miller  Co 


[:!arpetCo. 


ephoneCo. 
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ephoneCo.. 


Co. 


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ntrioCo.. 


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ephoneCo.. 


Soap  powder 

Lumber , 

do 

Folders 

Guide  cards 

Typewriter  repairs , 

Cuspidor , 

Iron  tank , 

Prong  files 

Railroad  manual  (Poor's). ., 

Hauling , 

Office  furniture , 

Typewriter  parts 

Cases  for  cabinet,  etc 

Index  cards 

Sand  soap 

Woven  cane 

Towels , 

Silk 

Plate  glass 

Ventilators , 

Soap 

Awning  cloth , 

Lumber , 

Hauling  ddbris 

Library  Bureau  cards 

Resetting  file  oases 

Toilet  soap , 

Repairs  to  roofing , 

Plumbing. 

Telephone  service 

Copier  roller 

Tabo 

Stepladder,  eto 

Cushion  keys 

K 
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T: 

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T< 
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Sc 
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Hauling 

Lumber , 

Typewriter  parts , 

Pencil-sharpening  machine. . 

Card  cabinet 

Car  tickets 

Rental  of  adding  machines . . 

Medicine  chest,  etc 

Filing  units 

Soap  paste,  etc 

Cheesecloth 

Paper  holder 

Loose-sheet  holders 

File  cards 

Glass , 

Cleaning,  etc.,  clocks 

Bicycle  repairs 

Laundry  soap 

Telephone  servise 

Bicycle  repairs , 

Water  bottles 

Repairing  vault  lock , 

Folders 

Hauling 

Century  Dictionary , 

Hauling. 

Felt  pad,  eto 

Glass 


$20.66 

50.00 

47.50 
5.15 
7.34 
4.00 
2.25 
6.75 

12.12 

10.00 

6.00 

2,911.75 

L60 

15.60 
3.50 

12.96 

58.45 

30.00 
6.00 

16.50 
9.50 
2.82 
5.40 
100.00 

18.00 

L50 

112.50 

44.50 

260.00 

653.30 

205.02 

2.25 

18.00 

10.23 
3.65 
L20 
2.82 
7.79 

30.00 
7.25 

.16.00 
2.60 
7.50 
4.00 

84.95 
3.40 
4.20 

10.04 
2.60 

29.83 
6.00 

98.00 
4.95 
5.52 
5.00 

25.00 

28.00 

15.87 

707.99 

L05 

22.50 
2.00 
6.60 
6.00 
9.75 

56.50 
3.50 

33.36 

220.63 

2.50 

6.00 

12.00 
5.30 
6.00 

14.25 

15.50 
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IdBOELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Contlnafld. 


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28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
31 

1911. 
Jan.  0 
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0 
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10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
14 
14 
14 
14 
20 
20 
20 
20 
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LewM  Manufactoring  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

H.  F.  Colman 

W.  A.  H.  ChUToh 

Barber  dc  Ross 

Chesapeake  &.  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Rudofoh  &  West  Co 

C.  E.  Richardson 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Shoemaker  dc  Buscn 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

E.  8.  Newman 

Dyer  Bros 

Frazee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Freds.  Lincoln 

TengwallCo 

J.  R.  Feamo 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  G 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Washington  Ry.  d(  Electric  Co 

Thorp  £  Martin  Co 

Hu^ReOlyCo 

John  B.  Espev 

Elmar  H.  Catlin  Co 

Annie  I.  Eyler 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

William  J.  Giddings 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

H.  BaumgartenCo 

H.C.  Milter  Co 

W.  S.  Jenks  <&  Son 

FredC.  Butt&Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

H.C.  MiUerCo 

M.  0.  CopelandCo 

J.  R.  Feamo 


American  Soap  &  WasholeneCo 

W.  6.  Moses&Sons 

Globo-Wernicke  Co 

Johns.  P.  Oreen 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  dc  Chamois  Co.. 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Cudflihy  Packing  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

J.  J.  0»U££ins 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Berry  dc  Whitmore 

Thorp  &  Martin  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Shaw  Walker  Co 

Scott  Stamp  &  Coin  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

C.  J.  McCubbln  Co 

R.  C.  Osbum 

Porter  Safety  Seal  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Globe-Wemicke  Co. 


Frazeo-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

James B.  LambieCo 

Republican  Co 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

C.  K.  P.  Cogswell 

Barber  &  Ross 

Ifnifh  RAiUy  Co 

Erbe  ManuHusturing  Co. 


Walpole, 

Weatherstrips.    

Hooks  and  eyes 

Hinges 

Lumber 

Ladder 

Telephone  service 

Door  checks,  etc 

Card  index  cabinets 

Line  clips,  signatures,  etc.  ..... . 

Dusters,  sponges 

Pencil  sharpener ..••.. 

Whisk  broom 

Folders 

Repairs  to  adding  marhtnoa. 

Plate  glass 

Washing  and  ironing  towels. 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Guide  cards 

Punch  for  binder 

Cleaning  watchmen's  doeks. . 

Stamps 

Diary 

Car  tkskets 

Tvpewiiter  repafas 

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Flags 

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Typewriter  parts. 

Chamois  skin 

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White  cards 

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Guide  and  Index  cards . 

Stamp  catalogue 

Felt  typewriter  pads. . . 

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Guide  cards 

Lead  seals 

Postage  stamps 

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Amount 


1911. 

Jan.  20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
30 
31 

Feb.  2 
2 
10 
11 
13 
13 
13 
13 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
SI 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
28 
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2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
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7 
7 
7 
10 
10 
10 
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11 
11 
16 
17 
17 
17 
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J.  D.  Robinson , 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  ASons 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

C.  E.  liichardson 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

C.  G.  Morgan 

National  Ry.  Publication  Co 

A.  L.Johnson 

Annie  I.  Eyler 

J.J.  Couzzms 

J.  R.  Fearno 

Melville  D.  Lindsay 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Thos.  SomervUle  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

C.  E.  Richardson 

L.C.Holmes 

J.  D.  Robinaon 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

HughReillyCo 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

N.M.  MinnUCo 

MiUer^Clagett  &  Co 

P.  H.  Helskell,  jr.,  St  Co 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Elmer  H.  CatUn  Co 

Outta  Fercha  &  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. 

Fracee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

R.  Carter  BallantVne 

American  Soap  die  WasholflneCo 

Amberg  FUe  £  Index  Co 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

Washington  Rv.  &  Electric  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Talbot  Chemical  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Munson  Supply  Co 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

Lewis  Manuf^turing  Co 

HarralSoapCo 

W.  O.  Oottwals 

Libranr  Bureau 

R.  C.  Osbnm 

Dulin  dc  Martin ', 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

F.  R.  Thorns 

S.  S.  Shedd  A  Bro.  Co 

Globe-Wemlcke  Co 

Crane  Co 

Railway  Age  Qasette 

Minnicn  Machine  Works 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Remington  Typewricer  Co 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

PostmastOT,  Washington,  D.  C 

W.  dc  J.  Sloane 

Freds.  Lincoln 

Melville  D.  Lindsay » 

M.  D.  Lindsay 

E.  P.  Hazleton 

Jas.  S.  Barron  &  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

American  Soap  &  Washolene  Co 

3.  D.  Robhison : 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

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Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  G 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Barber  dc  Ross 

American  Soap  &  Washolene  Co 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

J.  J.  Contzins • 


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Car  tickets 

Telepb  one  service 

Typewriters 

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Tees 

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Hose , 

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Ice  tongs,  etc 

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29.13 

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56.50 

81.20 

5.25 

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75.00 

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26.88 

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33.36 

21.25 

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Contingent  expenses^  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Oontlnoed. 


Mar.  17 
18 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 


Apr 


May 


National  Railway  Publication  Ck>. 

Anniel.  Eyler 

Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Moonstone  Copying  Slate  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

E.  8.  Newman 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

O.  Edward  Schults. 


Remiaeton  Typewriter  Co 

HughReUlyCo 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Yawman  &  £rbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Kalamazoo  Loose  Leaf  Binder  Co 

Typewriter  ii  Office  Supply  Co 

TengwallCo 

Swayse,  Bailey  &  Co 

O.  B.  Stechert  &  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

HughReillyCo 

E.  S.  Newman 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Royal  Tyi)ewriter  Co 

Chesapeake  &.  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Venable's  Oalleries 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Qlobe-Wemicke  Co 

F.  S.  Gichner 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Fred  5.  Gichner 

E.  P.  Hazleton 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

R.L.Polk&Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Marthi  Wiegand 

O.C.  Strawn 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electrio  Co.... 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

J.  J.  Couczins 

J.R.Feamo 

Chas.  R.  Edmonston 

Z.  D.  Gihnan 

Philip  Lhidemeyr 

M.  D.  Lindsay 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

C.  K.  P.  Cogswell 

Cudahy  Packing  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

James  S.  Barron  &Co 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co ,... 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co 

Thorp  6i  Marthi  Co 

James  S .  Topham 

Chesapeake  &,  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

H.C.Miller  Co 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

American  Multigrapb  Sales  Co 

North  Star  Ash  Can  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W. B.Moses ^  Sons 

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Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

J.  D.  Robinson 

H.C.Miller  Co 

W.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

J.  J.  Couxzin*? 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Shoemaker^  Busch 


Railway  Guide 

Recaning  chairs 

Washing  and  ironing 

Refilling 

White  cards 

Card  cabinets 

Repairs  to  adding  machines 

Lye  and  ammonia. ............. 

Bone  meal 

Typewriter  parts , 

Glass 

Brooms 

Water  cooler  and  bottle 

Glass 

Guide  card,  punch,  etc 

Binders 

Typewriter  parts,  tto 

Perforator 

Dictionary 

do.... 

Plugs,  straps,  etc 

Water  coolers 

Grinding  glass 

Repairs  to  adding  machine. . . 

Typewriters,  parts,  etc 

Typewriters 

Telephone  service 

Framing  pictures 

Repairs  to  machine 

Card  index  drawer 

Alteration  in  wire  gate 

Telephone  service 

Brass  railing 

Bicjcle  repairs 

Hairbrushes 

Hauling 

Typewriter  parts 

Directories 

Typewriter  covers. 

Guide  cards 

Lumber 

Stencil 

Railway  guides 

Street-car  tickets 

Putty,  brushes 

Folders 

Hauling  d6bris 

Care  of  clocks 

Glass  tumblers 

Soap 

White  cards 

Rubber  washers 

Copying  bath,  etc 

Repairs,  numbering  machine. 

Soap 

Repairs,  time  stamp 

Mop  handles 

Soap 

Saw  blades 

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Typewriter  repairs 

Brief  bag 

Telephone  service 

Washing  and  ironing. 

Binders 

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Ashcan 

Tsrpe writers  and  parts 

Carpet 

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Telephone  service 

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May 


Jone 


7fU7 


Kemington  Typewriter  CO. 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

Geo.  P.  KUlian  Co 

Chesapeake  6i  Potomac  Telephcme  Co. 

W.  J.  Giddings 

Fairbanks  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co.... 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

John  Byrne  <&  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

W.&J.Sloane 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Co 

L.  Warner 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Lansbureh  &  Bros 

Talbot  Chemical  Co . 


Washhigton  Rv.  A  Electric  Co 

John  Wanamaker 

Thorp  A  Martin  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Frazee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Soap  and  Washolene  Co.. . 
Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 

Adder  Machine  Co 

AnnieL  Eyler 

S.  S.  Sbedd  A  Bro.  Co 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

DuUnA  Martin  Co 

Brentano's 


G.  O.  PftTtinAr 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Thos,  W.  Smith 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Miller,  Clagett  AGO 

Library  Bureau 

Postmaster,  Washhigton,  D.  C 

Freds.  Lincoln 

Lewis  ManuCacturing  Co 

W.D.Briscoe 

HiighReiUyCo 

Warren  M.  Whyte 

J.  J.  Couuins 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Roval  Typewriter  Co 

Mlfler^lakett  &  Co 

E.  P.  Haxleton 

Gutta  Percha  &  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

W.  D.  Briscoe 

Brentano's 

Berry  &  Whitmora 

Barber  &  Ross 

Remin ton  Typewriter  Co 

Chesapeake  di  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

do 


-do. 


Frasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co. 

J.  R.  Feamo 

C.  K.  P.  Cogswell 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

H.C.  Miller  Co. 


Lewis  Manufacturing  Co 


>neCo.. 

3o 

>neCo.. 


Mam  springs 

File  cabinets 

Pasteboard  boxes 

Telephone  service 

Rugs 

Copying  press 

Copying  bath 

Pine 

Digest 

Files  and  folders 

Coolers 

Rope,  door  checks,  etc 

Sweeper  brushes,  tires 

Pencil  sharpener 

Fire  extinguisher  charges 

OfDcial  Railway  Guide 

Silk 

Tabo 

Car  tickets 

Typewriter  chair 

Platens 

Table 

Washing  and  ironing 

Webbhig 

Soap  powder 

Drawer  cabinet  and  cards 

Adding  machine,  rental 

Recanmg  chairs 

Towel  rod 

Multigraph  parts 

Toilet  paper 

Newspaper  Dizectory  and  An- 
nual. 

Safe  repairs 

Postage  stamps 

Poplar 

Wire  nails,  etc 

Soap 

Typewriter  stands,  etc 

Stamps 

Guide  cards 

Cheesecloth 

Iron  gate 

Plato  glass 

Pipe  repairs 

Hauling  (Ifibris 

Metal  polish 

Chipped  glass 

Platen , 

Felt  pads 

Soap 

Bicycle  repairs 

Hose 

Whisk  brooms 

Guttering. 

German-English  dictionary 

Clock  repairs 

Stepladders,  etc 

Tel^hoxie  service 


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Washing  and  tat>nhig 

Winding  clocks 

Numbering  machine  repairs. . 

Lumber , 

Felt  cloth 

Prong  file 

Cheesecloth 

Index  cards,  etc 

Hauling 

Yam 

Telephone  service 

Antiseptic  mouthpieces 

Telephone  service 

Washing  and  ironing  towels. . 

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14.00 

4.50 

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8.90 

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21.88 

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MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Contlnued. 


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July  21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
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10 
10 
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10 
10 
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21 
21 
21 
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21 
21 
21 
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8 
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Bauscn  &  Lomb  (Optical  Co. 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

Barber  <&  Ross 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Soap  ii  washolene  Co 

Lord  &  Thomas  Publishing  Co 

PrRss  Clipping  Bureau 

Adams  Express  Co 

E.  B.Adams  Co 

Qlobe-Wemicke  Co 

Woodward  dcLothrop 

Washington  Ry.  dc  Eleotrio  Co 

J.D.Robinson 

M.C.Mitch6UCo 

Geo.  F.  Muth  <&  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Miller.  Clagett  &  Co 

H.C.Miller  Co 

Mekeel-Sevem-Wylie  Co 

Washington  Herald  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

W.  S.  Jenks  &  Son 

Henry  Evans. 

P.  H.  Heiakell,  Jr.,  &  Co 

E.  P.  Hasleton 

J.  R.  Feamo 

Chesapeake  ii  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

New  York  Press. 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

H.  C.  Patterson 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co. 

North  American  Co 

Washington  Poet  Co 

Newspaperdoro  Publishing  Co 

New  York  Tribune 

James  S.  Topham 

Washington  Times  Co ,. 

Thorp  &  Martin  Co 

W.  L.  Swayae 

New  York  Bun 

Yawman  &.  Erbe  Manufactiving  Co 

Advertising  and  Selling 

F.A.Leland 

New  York  Times  Co 

National  Printer-Journalist 

Fourth  Estate 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Lamb&Tilaen 

Journal  of  Commerce  and  Bulletin 

HughReiUyCo 

W.B.  Moses  <&  Sons 

Financial  Record 

Railway  Age  Gaxette 

Press  Publishing  Co 

Republican  Co 

Mall  dc  Express  Co 

C.  O.  Morgan 

Boston  Transcript  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Olobe^emlcke  Co 

C.  K.  P.CosBweU 

Brentano's 

R.  P.Andrews  Paper  Co 

F.R.Thome 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  &  Chamois  Co . 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Yawman  dc  Erbe  Manuiacturlng  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

Martin  L.  Horn 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Mail  Order  Jotimal  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co. 


Plumber's  ftiioe  cop. . 

Funnels 

Dust  brushes , 

Steel  tapelines,  etc. . . 

Manila  loldeia. , 

Washolene , 

Press  Dicnctory , 

Clippings , 

Express  charges 

Tumblers 

Chair,  trays,  etc 

Screen 

Street-car  tickets 

Hauling 

Iron  sheeting. 

Knives. 

Typewriter  parts 

Soap  and  matches 

File 

Subscription 

do... 

Screw  hooks,  etc 

Ventilator 

Glycerine 

Buckets.. 


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Bicycle  repafFB 

Clock  repairs 

Telephone  service. . 

Guide  cards 

Typewriter  ooven... 

Sand  soap 

Subscription , 

Brooms , 

Law  reports 

Typewriter  parts.. . , 

Subscription 

do.:. 

do. 

do~............. 

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Typewriter  parts 

File  board , 

Subscription , 

Board  nles  and  cards. . 
Subscription 

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Philip  Lindemeyr.. 
Adder  Machine  Co.. 
Rudolph  &  West  Co.  . 


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Subscription 

Plate  g&as 

Rug 

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do 

do 

.....do 

do 

do 

Typewriter 

Desk  and  table 

Stamp  repairs 

Newspaper  directory. . . . 

Folders 

Awning 

Chamois  sUn 

Index  cards 

Guide  cards 

File  covers,  etc 

Bottler 

Spool  cotton 

Truck  tires. 

Subscription 

Typewrltws 

white  cards. 

Rental  adding  machine. 
Truck  tires. 


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Contingent  expenteSj  Post  Office  Department,  JUeal  year  iPii— Continued. 
MISCELLAN90UB  ITI^MS-ConUnoML 


Dvte. 


To  wbom  paid. 


On  wh»t  aooount. 


Amount 


1911. 
Sept.  12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
19 
22 
26 
16 
16 
16 
16 
IB 


E.G.  Miller  Co 

aiobe-Wemicke  Co 

W.  H.Hoeke 

P.  H.  Hefakell,  ^.,  &  Co 

Oay,  Curran  Se  Co 

Lawyers'  Cooperative  Publishing  Co . 

PhiladelrMa  Press 

LibrwY  Bureau 


Nov. 


John  B.  Espey 

American  Multlgraph  Sales  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

W.  A.  Morachhausar 

HuehReiUyCo 

E.  8.  Newman 

CallBj^han  &  Co 

National  RaUway  Publication  Co 

Expenditures 

Collections 


Prong  flies , 

Card-Index  tray 

Hartshorn  rollers 

Mops 

Soap 

Lawyers'  Reports 

Subscription 

Index  cards 

Locks 

Facsimile  signature 

Telephone  service 

Calculating-machine  repain . 

Glass..77r. 

Adding-machine  repairs 

Law  books 

Official  Railway  Guide 


Total 

Unexpended  balance. 

Total 

Appropriation 


$15.  M 

3.60 

31.87 

9.00 

4.70 

62.00 

6.50 

3.00 

6.00 

.60 

1.25 

34.36 

36.00 

6.00 

19.50 

28.00 


22,889.76 
.18 


22,880.58 
110.42 


23,000.00 
23,000.00 


ICE  MACHINE. 


Oct     4 


P.  R.  MoCrary.. 
Appropriation.. 


Ice  machine.. 


82,800.00 
2,800.00 


ESTABLISHING  PO ST AL-SA VINOS  DEPOSITORIES. 
[Aotof  June  25, 1910.] 


1910. 
Aug.  16 

Theodore  L.  Weed 

Tf«^v^\lT\g  Axpeil.*Mil     

826.90 

BasU  Miles : 

do. .'. 

28.25 

H.  H.  Thomi)son '. 

do 

27.45 

C   H.  fnllAway       

do 

48.10 

SeptJ 

TheodoreL.  Weed     

do 

32.75 

H.  H.  Thomi)son 

do   

15.30 

Oct     8 

TtMilMilMf     , ,                  

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12.45 

Dec.    9 

Envelopes 

59.76 

1911. 
Feb.    4 

C.  B.  Hurray 

Salary ,.  

208.38 

D.C.Allen.. 

19.11 

T.  R.  Moree 

do...1...1 

103.30 

W.E.Clark 

do     

125.36 

W.  E.  Clark 

do : 

125.36 

E.  L.  Love 

.do  ....                 ... 

23.06 

C.  8.  WiiiiftiiM 

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126.40 

J.  Clove 

do 

172.40 

E.  H.  Myhra 

do 

96.25 

W.  B.  LeRoy......    .          

do 

42.65 

E.  Hall 

do 

73.46 

S.  D.  Beebe 

do 

210.86 

W.  P.  Park : 

do 

113.36 

F.  P.  Burnett 

...do 

221.95 

F.  A.  HiU 

do  A 

146.16 

W.J.  Watson....              

....do 

101.96 

A.  R.  Erickson 

do 

106.40 

A.  E.  Bean 

.  ...do 

61.25 

T.  A.  Hofer,  Jr 

do 

270.80 

J.  J.  Marah... 

do 

73.06 

0.  B.  Lewis 

do 

65.86 

F.  McCartney 

do 

100.96 

F.  L.  Oaylord 

do 

37.30 

R.  T.  Stickney 

do 

88.00 

H.  0.  Kress , 

82.60 

B.  T.  Belts 

do.  ..••••.•......••...•••... 

161.25 

W.  T.  Cavanaugh...., 

a  p.  Nair 

II!Ilao!IIIIIIIIIIil!IilIIlIlIlIl 

228.80 
16.70 

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ConUngerU  €xpen»e$,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  191/-— ContiniiecL 
TELEORAPHINO. 


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Data. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aoooant. 


19ia 

Bept.28 

Oct.  19 

23 

28 

Bee.  20 

22 

1011. 
Feb.  10 
Mar.  15 


30 
Apr.  10 
24 
26 
18 
Aug.  7 
16 
21 
21 
21 
28 
28 
28 


Sept.  13 
Nov.  16 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

do 

....do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co . . . 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 


Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co. . . . 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. . 

Postal  Tetograph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co ... . 
Western  Union  Pelegraph  Co. , 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. , 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Teleeraph  Co. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 


Expenditures.. , 
Unexpended  balance. 


Tot^.... 
Appropriation . 


Teleeraphing. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
.....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 
....do. 

do, 

....do. 


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119.  V 
2U.U 
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154.9 
347.  £ 

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296.  M 
2M.» 
!«.» 
196.  M 
151.14 
i29C 

12S.I: 

lOuH 


4. 500.06 

4.an.« 


PAINTING. 


1910. 

Aug.  18 
18 
18 
19 
19 
28 
23 

Sept.  7 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 
13 
23 

Oot  8 
8 
11 
26 

Nov.  19 

Dec  28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 

1911. 


Tan. 


Feb. 


H.  T.  Dakin. 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  A  Son 

Lewis  H( 

Hugh  Reflly  Co 

MUTer  A  Graham 

J.W.Masuryd^Soo.... 

Colombia  oa  Co 

Shoemaker  Sl  Bnsch 

James  B.  Lambie  Co. . . 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Barber  dctUns 

G.  F.  MuthdcCo 

Macnichol  A  Son 

Emil  Caiman  &  Co 

Macnichol  &  Son 

Dver  Bros 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch. . . . 

I.  S.  Goldsmith 

HughReiUvCo 

E.J.  MurpnvOo 

G.  F.  Muth^Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

MackallBros 

J.  W.  MasuryASon.... 
Solomon  Lewis  A  Son. . 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

HughRefllyCo 

MiUerA  Graham 

HnghReiUvCo 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Fries.  BeA  A  Sharp  Co 

Exnfl  Oifanan  A  Co 

Shoemaker  A  Busch. . .  • 
John  W.  Masury  A  Son. 


Putty  knives. 

WhiUng  

Beeswax 

Adelite,  sheUac.  etc 

White  lead  and  oU 

Driers  and  paint 

Bensine 

Vamteh  brushes 

Tin  cans 

Brushes,  paint,  etc 

Scaffolding  laoiB 

Brushes,  paint,  etc 

Painting  in  building 

Varnish 

Painting  in  bufldlng 

Paint 

Scraping  woodwork,  etc. . 
Furniture  polish,  brushes 

Painting  sign 

Drop  black 

Floor  paint 

Oil  and  brushes 

Lfane 

Whitewash  brushes 

Oxalic  acid 

Paint 

Sign 

Alcohol 

Turpentine 

on,  paint,  etc 

AdeOteT. 

Shdlao. 

Roof  ocmcnt  ..••......••  • 

Varnish 

AWhol 

Dryer,  etc , 


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HUM 

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91  OB 

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CorUingerU  ezpentea.  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  iPil— Continued. 
PAINTINQ-Contlnaed. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aooount. 


Amount. 


1911. 
ICar.    2 

17 
17 
83 
23 

Apr.  IS 
1» 

May  10 
20 

June  3 
17 

Sept.  8 
U 


B.l.MmpbyCo.... 

Dyer  Bros 

ColmnbiaOUCo 

Miller  &  Qraham 

Geo.  P.  Muth&Oo.. 

Miller  A  Graham 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.... 

Mmer/ciagett'^*CoV 
National  Mortar  Co.. 

E.  B.  AdamaCo 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.... 
Oeo.F.Muth&Co.. 


Expenditures... 
Unexpended  balance . 


Paint 

Enamel 

GaBoline 

White  lead 

HardoUfiaish 

OU  and  white  lead.. 

Paint 

WaU  brushes 

Salt 

Lime 

Whitewash  brushes. 

Brush 

Brushes 


Total..... 
A^iropriation . . 


03.80 

10.00 

.70 

10.05 

7.70 

14.30 

12.19 

8.98 

.12 

2.98 

4.80 

.88 

1.12 


4,699.07 
.03 


4,700.00 
4,700.00 


HORSES  AND  WAGONS. 


1010. 

Aug.  11 

18 

18 

18 

19 

19 

23 

Sept.  7 

7 

8 

8 

8 

13 

27 

27 

27 

Oet  6 

8 

8 

Nov.  11 

11 

17 

19 

30 

17 

22 

22 


Dec. 


1911. 

Jan.  10 
10 
20 

Feb.  13 
17 
17 
18 
21 
24 
10 
17 
17 
5 
10 
10 
10 
13 
8 
11 
11 
18 

June  3 
12 
28 


Mar. 


Apr. 


May 


Dore  A  Fitsgerald 

LuteACo 

....do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

National  Curtain  Co 

Stewart&Co 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Thomas  E .  Young 

Stewart  &  Co 

LuU4^Co 

P.  H.  HeiskeU, Jr.  A  Co.... 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

Dore  dc  Fitsgerald 

LuUSlCo 

W.M.Oalt&Co 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Stewart  A  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Dore  4^  Fitegerald 

W.  T.  4k  F.B.  Weaver.... 

Dore  4k  Fitzgerald 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewart  dc  Co 

Baltimore  Rubber  Tire  Co. 

Dore  A  Fitzgerald 

Stewart  A  Co 

W.M.GaltdcCo 

Dore  &  Fitzgerald 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

Stewarts  Co 

DoreA  Fitagerald 

W.M.  Oalt&Co 

Studebaker  Bros 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Thomas  E.  Young 

Stewart  &  Co 

Dore  &  Fitzgerald 

W.M.Galt4kCo 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

R.  McUeynolds  &  Sons 

W.M.Galt&Co 

Stewart  4k  Co 

Dore  4k  FiUgerald 

Luts4kCo 

Dore  4k  Fitzgerald 

W.M.Galt4kCo 

Stewart  4k  Co 

W.M.GaIt4kCo 

Stewarts  Co 

Dore  4k  Fitzgerald 

R .  McReynolds  A  Sons . . . . 
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Horseshoeing 

Harness  repairs 

Mane  brushes 

HitcUng  weight 

Dashourtain 

Hay,  straw,  and  bran  . 

Oats 

Wagon,  pole  and  shaft 
Hay,  straw,  and  bran  . 
Lap  robe,  buckles,  etc . 

Brushes 

Oats 

Horseshoeing 

Horse  collar 

Oats 

Whip 

Bran 

Currycombs 

Horseshoeing 

Harness 

H( 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

Carriage  repairs 

Horseshoeing 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 
Oats 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Hay  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Carriages 

Laprobes 

Wagon  repairs 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Blankets 

Lamp  and  bracket . .. 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

Horseshoeing 

Whip 

Horseshoeing 

Oats 

Bran,  hay,  straw. . . . 

Oats 

Bran,  hay.  straw. . . . 

Horseshoeing 

Tir«!  repairs 

Wagon  repaica 


815.40 

2.00 

L76 

LOS 

4.50 

15.41 

18.94 

208.60 

22.22 

24.50 

10.00 

18.94 

14.70 

3.50 

23.68 

1.00 

18.80 

L02 

15.40 

4.50 

32.50 

23.68 

23.36 

L50 

18.90 

17.22 

23.68 


26.06 
23.68 
18.33 
29.25 
21.31 
1,375.00 
60.00 

1.50 
3&34 
31.20 
21.31 
35.00 

4.00 
2L31 
17.24 
1&66 

5.00 
1&80 
21.31 
21.48 
21.31 
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Contingent  ezpemes,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — ContmaecL 
HORSES  AND  WAGONS— Continued. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

A-.* 

1911. 
July  17 
27 

DoreA  Fituerald 

Honeshoetnc 

Sl« 

W.  M.  Galt&Co 

Oats ..........::::::::::' 

AS 

27 

B.  P.  Eamshaw  4r  Rro , 

Rock  salt 

.M 

Aug.    8 

Stewart  &  Go 

Bran,  hay,  and  straw 

14.  € 

Expenditures 

*^^? 

Unexpended  balance 

Total 

Appropriation 

MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS. 


1910. 
July  35 
Aug.  9 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
23 
23 


Sept 


Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C.. 

J.  J.  Couzzins 

Q.Q.  Hamner 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co , 

Z.D.  Oilman. 


W.  A.  H.  Church 

James S.  Barron  &Co 

American  M  altigraph  Sales  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Lewis  Manubcturing  Co 

James  B.  LambieCo 

E.  O.  Hausburg 

E.  P.  Hazleton, , 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  Jr.,  A  Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

J.D.Robinson 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

HughReiUyCo 

Washtogton  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

The  Adder  Machine  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

R.  L.  Polk  <Sc  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Philip  Lhidemeyr 

Barber  &  Ross 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

Shaw-WalkerCo 

National  Ry.  Publication  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

James B.  LambieCo 

Miller,  Clagott  &  Co 

Thos-WTSmith 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  Jr.,  4  Co 

Fairbanks  Co 

Peter  J.  Constant 

.T.  W.  Ayer  A  Son 

J.  Lansburgh  Furniture  ft  Carpet  Co 

H.C.MUlerCo 

J.  D.Robinson 

Underwriter  Fire  Extinguisher  Co 

Waltham  Chemical  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Library  Bureau 

RoberU  Numbering  Machine  Co 

Thorp  A  Martin 

J.  R.  Feamo 

J.  J.  Couzsins 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

London  ft  New  York  Sponge  ft  Chamois  Co. 

Philip  Lindemejrr 

G.  G.  Hamner 

Dulln  ft  Martin  Co 

Chesapeake  ft  Potomae  Telephone  Ca 

.....do 


Stamps.. 
Hauling  debris. 


Opening  vault. 

Soapboxes , 

Soap,  etc 

Lumber 

Mop  handles,  bmshes , 

Folding  machines,  etc , 

Tumblers 

Cheese  ctoth 

Buckets 

Clock  dials 

Bicycle  repairs 

Mops 

Sand  soap 

Pencil-sharpening  machine.. . 

Platen 

Lumber 

Hauling 

Typewriter  parts 

Carticket8.*.I!"*I"'"I"rri 

Rental  of  machines 

Sawdust 

Washington  City  Directories . 

^Tiite'cards.  1." ! ! ! ! ! !  1 1 !  II II II 

Step  ladders 

Tension  springi 

Carticketa 

Folders 

Oflncial  railway  guide 

Metal  polish 

Tired  casters 

Laundry  soap 

Lumber 

Buckets 

Scales 

Plate  glass 

'^''ewspaper  directory 

Draptag  bookcase 

Prong  files 

Hauling 

Charges  for  exttaiguisbeia 

Bug  exterminator 

Stamps 

File  backs 

Numbering  machii 
Typewriter  repairs 
Cleaning,  etc.,  clocl 

Hauling  debris 

Toilet  paper 

Telephone  servles. 
Hose  ooupUngs — 
Leather  belting... 
Pencil-sharpener  ki 

Chamois  skins 

White  cards 

Opening  ▼aolt 
ToOet  papsf 
Tetophooer 


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Contingent  expenses.  Past  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 


MISCBLLANEOUS  ITEMS-Continoed. 


1910. 
Sept.  27 
27 
28 
28 
29 
Oct.  6 
6 
6 
8 
8 
8 
8 
11 
11 
11 
11 
12 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
36 
28 
38 
38 
31 
Nov.  3 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 


AiBerican  Soap  A  Washotone  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Churoh 

Th08.W.  Smith 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manu&cturing  Co . . . 

Tyiwwriter  dc  Office  Supply  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  B.  Mofiee  A^na 

Ernest  Oichner 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

Brentano's 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

AmbergFiledc  Index  Co 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Annie  I.  Eyler 

Woodward  dcLothrop 

J.  Lansbureh  Furniture  &  Carpet  Co. . 

E.  J.  MurpnyCo 

W.  S.  Jenks  &  Son 

Ouy,  Curran  dc  Co 

M.  O.CopelandCo 

WoL  A.  H.  Church. 

J.  J.  CoutEins 

Lihranr  Bureau 

Paul  O.  Brook. 

HamlSoi^Co 

Warren-EhZBtCo 

S.  S.  Shedd  &  Bro.  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 
Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Go. . . 

Talbot  Chemical  Go 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Oliver  Type wnter  Co 

H.  C.Miller  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln 

J.  J.  Couxxins 

James  B.  LambieCo 

B.  S.  Newman 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

N.  M.  MinnixCo 

Geo.  P.  Killian 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Annie  I.  Eyler. 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Thos.  W.  Smith. 


Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 


Chas.  O.  Stott  &  C 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co. . 

Washington  Railway  A  Electric  Co.. 
Adder  Machine  Co 


Robert  B.  Caverlv 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Ouy.  Curran  &  Co 

Lewis  Manufacturing  Co 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 

Sieber  &  Tnissell  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Roberto.  Osbum 

Swindell  Bros 

J.  R.  Feamo 

B.  P.  Hazleton 

Miller,  Clagett  A  Co 

^^ ^-  .  T^-x '"lephoneCo.. 


Soap  powder 

Lumber 

do 

Folders 

Ouido  cards 

Typewriter  repahi 

Cuspidor 

Iron  tank 

Prong  files 

Railroad  manual  (Poor's) . . . 

Hauling 

Office  furniture 

Typewriter  parts 

Cases  for  cabinet,  etc 

Index  cards 

Sand  soap 

Woven  cane 

Towels 

Silk 

Plate  glass 

Ventilators 

Soap 

Awning  cloth 

Lumber 

Hauling  debris 

Library  Bureau  cards 

Resetting  file  cases 

Toilet  soap , 

Repairs  to  roofing , 

Plumbing. 

Telephone  service , 

Copier  roller , 

Tabo , 

Stepladder,  etc , 

Cu&hion  kejrs 

K-"—  , 

Pi  , 

Q  , 

H 

Sf  [paper , 

R  Lg  machines., 

T  B , 

R  Lg  machine... 

Pi  IS , 

T(  » 

T( 

C(  , 

Screws 

Tumblers 

Woven  cane , 

Hauling , 

Lumber , 

Typewriter  parts , 

Pencil-sharpening  machine. . . 

Card  cabinet 

Car  tickets , 

Rental  of  adding  machines . . . 

Medicine  chest,  etc 

Filing  units 

Soap  paste,  etc 

Cheesecloth , 

Paper  holder 

Loose-sheet  holders 

File  cards 

Glass.. 

Cleaning,  etc.,  clocks. 

Bicycle  repairs. 

Laundry  soap. . 

Telephone  serviee. 

Bicycle  repairs. 

Water  bottles.. 

Repairing  vault  lock . 

Folders. 

Hauling.. 

Century  Dictionary. 


$20.66 

50.00 

47.50 
5.15 
7.34 
4.00 
2.25 
6.75 

12.12 

10.00 

6.00 

2,9n.75 

L50 

15.50 
3.50 

12.96 

58.45 

30.00 
6.00 

16.60 
9.50 
2.83 
5.40 
100.00 

18.00 

L50 

112.50 

44.59 
260.00 
653.30 
305.03 
2.25 

18.90 

10.23 
3.65 
L20 
2.82 
7.79 

30.00 
7.25 

.16.00 
2.60 
7.50 
4.00 

84.95 
3.40 
4.20 

10.04 
2.60 

20.83 
6.00 

98.00 
4.95 
5.52 
5.00 

25.00 

28.00 

15.87 

707.99 

1.05 

22.50 
2.00 
6.60 
6.00 
9.75 

56.50 
3.50 

33.36 

220.63 

2.50 

6.00 

12.00 
5.30 
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ConHngeni  exp&mesy  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Contixiaed. 
lOBOELLANEOUB  ITEHS-Gcmtlnxied. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


Onwhataoooimt. 


1910. 
Deo.  17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 


22 
22 
22 
22 
32 
22 
23 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
31 

1911. 
Jan.  6 
6 
6 
6 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
12 
12 
13 
13 
13 
14 
14 
14 
14 
30 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
30 
20 
20 
30 


FhiUp  Llndemeyr 

Lewis  Manufacturing  C!o 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

H.  F.  Cohnan 

W.  A.  H.  Chundi. 

Barber  d(  Ross 

Chesapeake  Sl  Potomao  Telephone  Co. 

Rudofoh  &  West  Co 

C.  E.  Richardson 

American  Multigranh  Sales  Go 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Chas.  0.  Stott  &Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

B.  S.  Newman 

Dyer  Bros 

Frasee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

do 

do 


....do 

....do 

Fred  S.  Lincoln 

Tengwall  Co 

J.  R.  Feamo 

Postmaster,  Washhigton,  D.  C 

R.  Carter  Ballantvne 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

Thorp  &  Martin  Co 

HughReOlyCo 

JohnB.  Espey 

Elmer  H.  Catlin  Co 

Anniel.  Eyler 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

William  J.  Giddings 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manulaoturhig  Co. 

H.  BaumgartenCo 

H.C.  Milter  Co 

W.  8.  Jenks&Son 

FredC.  ButtiltCo 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

M.  G.  CopelandCo 

J.  R.  Feamo 


American  Soap  4c  WasholeneCo 

W.  B.  Moses  k  Sons 

Globe-Wwrnicke  Co 

Johns.  P.  Green 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  A  Chamois  Co.. 

Cuyler  dc  Mohler 

Philip  Llndemeyr 

Cudainy  Packing  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomao  Tdephone  Co 

J.  J.  ODUSEins 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Berry  &  Whitmore 

Thorp  A  Martin  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Shaw  Walter  Co 

Scott  Stamp  &  Coin  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 

R.  C.  Osbum 

Porter  Safety  Seal  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Giobe-Wemicke  Co. 


Frazee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

James B.  LambieCo 

Republican  Co 

J.  D.  Robinsofu ..... 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

C.  K.  P.  Cogswell 

Barber  dc  Ross 

Hugh  ReUlyCo 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manateotnring  Co. 


White  index  eardf •.... 

Walpole,  Mass 

Weatherstrips 

Hooks  and  eyes 

Hinges 

Lumber : 

Ladder 

Telephone  service 

Door  checks,  etc 

Card  index  cabinets 

Line  dips,  signatures,  eto  .  .  .  . 

Dusters,  sponges 

Pencil  sharpener 

Whisk  broom 

Folders 

Repairs  to  adding  machinas. . 

Plate  glass 

Washing  and  ironing  towels.. 

do 

do 

.....do 

do 

Guide  cards 

Punch  for  binder 

Cleanhig  watohmen's  olooks. . 

Stamps 

Diary 

Car  tickets. 


Typewriter  repairs. 


Padlook  and  keys , 

Bioniing. , 

Reoaningdbaiis , 

Chairs 

Velvet  ran 

Guide  cards,  eto 

NumberiBg-machine  repairs. . 

Binder 

VentUatora 

Waste  pHwr 

Lumber 

Prong  files 

Flafgi 

Winding  doolB,  eto 


Soap  powder 

Reaaaklng  earpet,  eto. 

Desks,  clialrs,  eto 

Shading 

Typewriter  parts 

Cnamoisskin 

EUs 

White  cards 

Tar 

Tdephooe  servioe 

HauUng  debris 

Basin  ehain 

Qeek 

Desk. 

Basin  damps,  eto 


Guide  and  index  cards 

Stamp  catalogue 

Felt  typewriter  pads 

Brooms^ 

White  seat 

Guide  cards 

Lead  seals 

Postage  stamps 

Desk  and  index  case 

Wadiing  and  ironing 

Looks,  hddeis,  etc 

Renewal  sabsQiiption 

Hnril*^g 

Typewriters  and  parts 

Repairing  nombolng  machine . 

Screws 

Glass 

Guide  cartf-^ 


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Conti-nffent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  iPl/— Continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Gontinaed. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aocount. 


Amount 


1911. 
Jan.   ao 

ao 
ao 
ao 
ao 
ao 

30 

31 

Feb.    a 

a 

10 

11 

13 
13 
13 
13 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 
21 
21 
31 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
34 
24 
24 
24 
24 
38 
Mar.  a 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
6 
7 
7 
7 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
11 
11 
10 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 


J.  D.  Roblnaon , 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

W.  B.  MosesA  Sons 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

C.  E.  Hichardson 

Washington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

C.  G.Morgan 

National  Ry.  Publication  Co 

A.  L.Johnson 

Anniel.  Eyler 

J.J.  CouEZins 

J.  R.  Fearno 

Melville  D.  Lindsay 

American  Moltigraph  Sales  Co 

Thos.  SomervilieCo 

Thoa.  W.  Smith 

C.  E.  Richardson 

L.C.Holmes 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

HughReillyCo 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

N.  M.  MinnUCo 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

P.  H.  HelskeD,  Jr.,  &  Co 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Elmer  H.  Catlln  Co 

Gutta  Percha  &  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. 

Frazee-Potomao  Laundry  Co 

R.  Carter  BallantVne 

American  Soap  &  WasholeneCo 

Ambere  File  ^  Index  Co 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Talbot  Chemical  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

MuDson  Supply  Co 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

Lewis  Manufacturing  Co 

HarralSoapCo 

W.  O.  Gottwals 

Library  Bureau 

R.  C.  Osbum 

Dulin&  Martin 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

P.  R.  Thorns 

S.  8.  Shedd  A  Bro.  Co 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Crane  Co 

Railway  Age  Gazette 

MJnnlcn  Machine  Works 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

W.  AJ.Sloane 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

MclvUle  D.Lindsay » 

M.  D.  Lindsay 

E.  P.  Hazleton 

Jas.  S.  Barron  &  Co 

K.  B.  Adams  Co 

American  Soap  A  Washolene  Co 

J.  D.  Roblnaon : 

Chesapeake  Sc  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

do 

Postmaster,  Washhigton,  D.  C 

James  B.  Lambie  Co 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Wm.  A,  H.  Church 

Barber  A  Roes 

American  Soap  &  Washolene  Co 

American  Multlgraph  Sales  Co 

J.  J.  Couzzlns 


TTftnUni; 

Index  and  guide  cards,  etc. . . 

Rug 

Hinges,  etc 

Card-index  cabinet 

Car  tickets 

Telephone  service 

Typewriters 

Renewal  subscription  to  Star 

Official  Railway  Q  uides 

Hooks,  screws,  eyes 

Recaning  chairs 

Hauling  ddbris 

Cleaning,  winding  clocks 

Rubber  mat 

Stamp,  etc 

Sink  cocks 

Lumber .' 

Filing  cabinet 

Bronze  siphon 

Hauling 

Typewriter  parts 

Glass 

Typewriter  parts 

Telephone  holder 

Soap 

Mops 

Tees 

Bronzing  hardware 

Hose 

Washing  and  ironing 

Diary 

Washolene 

Transfer  cases 

Rental,  adding  machines 

Sawdust 

Street-car  tickets 

Typewriter  repairs 

Ice  tongs,  etc 

Sand  soap 

Plate  glass 

Typewriter  keys 

Soap  and  matches 

Cheesecloth 

Soap 

File  holders 

Typewriter  stand  fixtures. . . . 

Guide  cards 

Brass  cuspidors 

Cuspidors 

Awning  cloth 

Phimbing 

Trays,  index  cards 

Screws,  nipples 

Renewal  subscription 


Chains 

Railway  Guide 

Remington  Typewriter  parts.. . 

Typewriter  parts 

Postage  stamps 

Carpet 

Index  cards 

Boots 

Rubbei  tires 

Repairs  to  bicycle 

Mop  bandies 

Tumblers , 

Soap  powder , 

Hauling , 

Telenhone  service 

do 

Postage  stamps 

Buckets,  sweeps,  etc 

Repairs 

Lumber 

Stepladder , 

Soap  powder 

Coupon  book,  etc , 

Hauling  dfibris 


16.00 

13.^ 

62.60 

46.41 

7.00 

25.  CO 

232.63 

1,192.00 

2.70 

56.00 

1.53 

29.13 

17.50 

56.50 

81.30 

5.25 

0.40 

76.00 

16.00 

14.00 

6.00 

4.87 

36.88 

4.30 

5.76 

33.36 

31.25 

2.04 

.80 

219.38 

25.77 

1.35 

10.88 

15.50 

23.43 

L19 

50.00 

1.80 

14.40 

8.70 

9.00 

17.00 

3.15 

36.99 

32.50 

38.17 

15.50 

3.90 

.86 

8.04 

360.00 

45.00 

30.00 

16.44 

9.30 

3.50 

14.00 

14.00 

.72 

.70 

8.00 

103.71 

4.43 

3.70 

LOO 

3.00 

3.50 

3.60 

10.88 

6.00 

26.95 

218.00 

40.00 

13.90 

1.90 

76.00 

.96 

10.88 

9.50 

16.00 


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Contingent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department^  fiscal  year  1911 — Contmued. 
MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Oontlnned. 


Apr 


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Mar.  17 
18 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 


May 


National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Annie  I.  Eyler 

Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Moonstone  Copying  Slate  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Freds.  Lincoln 

E.  8.  Newman 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

O.  Edward  Schulta 

RemlMton  Typewriter  Co 

HughReUlyCo 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Yawman  &  £rbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Kalamazoo  Loose  Leaf  Binder  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

TengwallCo 

Swayse,  Bailey  &  Co 

O.  E.  Stechert  &  Co 

Thos.  SomervlIleCo 

Rudolf  &  West  Co 

HuehRefllyCo 

E.  8.  Newman 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Venable's  Oalleries 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Qlobe-Wemicke  Co 

F.  S.  Oichner 

Chesapeake  <&  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Fredd.  Oichner 

E.  P.  Hazleton 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

J.  D.  Robinson 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

R.  L.  ^olk  6i  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Marthi  Wiegand 

O.C.Strawn 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Washhigton  Railway  &  Electrio  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

J.  J.  Couzzins 

J.R.Feamo 

Chas.  R.  Edmonston 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

M.  D.  Lbidsay.. 
R.  P.  Clarke  Co 


C.  K.  P.Cogswell 

Cudahy  Packing  Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

James  8.  Barron  &  Co 

Miller,  Clcwett  &  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co 

Thorp  A  Martin  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

H.C.Miller  Co 

Olobe  Wernicke  Co 

American  Multigrapb  Sales  Co 

North  Star  Ash  Can  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

Chesapeake  A.  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Olobe  Wernicke  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

J.  D.  Robinwn 

H.C.  Miller  (\) 

W.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

J.  J.  Couzzins 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Shoemaker^  Busch 


Railway  Guide , 

Recaning  chairs 

Washing  and  ironing 

Refllling 

White  cards 

Card  cabinets 

Repairs  to  adding  machines. 

Lye  and  ammonia. ...... 

Bone  meal 

Typewriter  parts 

Glass 

Brooms 

Water  cooler  and  bottle 

Glass -. 

Guide  card,  punch,  etc 

Binders 

Typewriter  parts,  ttc 

Perforator 

Dictionary 

do. 


Plugs,  straps,  etc. 
Water  coolers 


G  rinding  gli 

Repairs  to  adding  marhhm, . 

Typewriters,  paxis,  etc 

Typewriters 

Telephone  service 

Framing  pictures 

Repairs  to  machine 

Card  index  drawer 

Alteration  in  wire  gate 

Telephone  service 

Brass  railing 

Bicycle  repairs 

Hairbrushes 

Hauling. 


Typewriter  parts. . . 

Directories 

T3rpewriter  covers... 

Gmde  cards 

Lumber 

Stencil 

Railway  guides . . . . . 
Street-car  tickets. . . . 

Putty,  brushes. 

Folders , 

Hauling  d6bris 

Care  of  clocks , 

Glass  tumblers , 


Soap 

WWte  cards 

Rubber  washers 

Copying  bath,  etc 

Repairs,  numbering  machine.. 

Soap 

Repairs,  time  stamp 

Mop  handles 

Soap 

Saw  blades 

Numbering  madiine 

Typewriter  rep^ 

Brief  bag 

Telephone  service 

Washing  and  ironfaig.... 

Binders 

Filing  cabinet,  etc 

Ashoan.. 


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Shading 

Telephone  service 

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Contingent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  iPii—Continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS  ITEMS-Contixraed. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account. 


1911. 
May  10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
U 
11 
11 
18 
18 
18 
13 
18 
18 
18 
13 
18 
17 
18 
18 
18 
18 


18 
24 
26 
26 
26 
26 
1 
8 
8 
8 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
20 
20 
23 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 


June 


Remington  Typewriter  Co. 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

Geo.  P.  KUlian  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

W.  J.  Glddings 

Fairbanks  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co.... 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

John  Byrne  &  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

W.  &  J.Sloane 

Chas.  0.  Stott  &  Co 

L.  Warner 

National  Railway  Publication  Co 

Lansbureh  A  Bros 

Talbot  Cnemical  Co 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

John  Wanamaker 

Thorp  &  Martin  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  <&  Sons 

Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Soap  and  Washolene  Co 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Annie  L  Eyler 

S.  S.  Shedd  &  Bro.  Co 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co 

Bzentano's 


In 


Q.  O.  Hamnar 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Miller,  ClagettA  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Fred  S.  Lincoln 

Lewis  ManuCacturing  Co 

W.D.Briscoe 

HughReiUyCo 

Warren  M.  Whyte 

J.  J.  Couuins 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

Miiler^tott  &  Co 

E.  P.  Haxleton 

Qutta  Percha  &  Rubber  Manufacturing  Co. 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

W.  D.  Briscoe 

Brentano's 

Berry  &  Whitmore 

Barber  &  Ross 

Remin  ton  Typewriter  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

do 

do 

Frasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

J.  R.  Feamo 

C.  K.  P.Cogswell 

Wm.  A.  H.  Church 

Bedell  Manufecturing  Co 

H.C.Mfllerr^ 

Lewis  ManuCBCturing  Co 

Tjrpewriter  and  Office  Supply  Co 

J.D.Robinson 

Louis  Hartig 

Qiesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

pliance  Co 

:}  Telephone  Co 

IryCo 


Mabi  springs 

File  cabinets 

Pasteboard  boxes 

Telephone  service 

Rugs 

Copying  press 

Copying  bath 

Pine 

Digest 

Files  and  folders 

Coolers 

Rope,  door  checks,  etc 

Sweeper  brushes,  tires 

Pencil  sharpener 

Fire  extinguisher  charges 

Official  Railway  Guide 

Silk 

Tabo 

Car  tickets 

Typewriter  chair 

Platens 

Table 

Washing  and  ironing 

Webbing 

Soap  powder 

Drawer  cabinet  and  cards 

Adding  machine,  rental 

Recanmg  chairs 

Towel  rod 

Multigraph  parts 

Toilet  paper 

Newspaper  Directory  and  An- 
nual. 

Safe  repairs 

Postage  stamps 

Poplar 

Wire  nails,  etc 

Soap 

Typewriter  stands,  etc 

Stamps 

Guide  cards 

Cheesecloth 

Iron  gate 

Plato  glass 

Pipe  repairs 

Hauling  (16bris 

Metal  polish 

Chipped  glass 

Platen 

Felt  pads 

Soap 

Bicycle  repairs 

Hose 

Whisk  brooms 

Guttering. 

German-English  dictionary 

Clock  repairs 

Stepladders,  etc 

Telrohone  service 

Washing  and  ironing 

Winding  clocks 

Numbering  machine  repairs — 

Lumber 

Felt  cloth 

Prong  file 

Cheesecloth 

Index  cards,  etc 

Hauling 

Yam 

Telephone  service 

Antiseptic  mouthpieces 

Telephone  service 

Wasning  and  ironing  towels 

Attendhig  clocks 

Hauling  debris 

Sabecrlption 

Board  oiipf 


82.40 

18.00 

8.20 

44.85 

29.28 

6.80 

4.20 

6.84 

0.50 

26u65 

24.00 

26.02 

17.85 

L84 

6.00 

14.00 

4.50 

14  40 

50.00 

8.90 

6.95 

14.00 

21.88 

2.75 

10.88 

8.85 

24.28 

24.55 

L16 

8.60 

87.50 

n.oo 

10.00 

8.00 

27.60 

19.64 

4.10 

&86 

11.00 

4.50 

22.50 

27.76 

41.19 

4.50 

17.50 

4.26 

1.98 

2.15 

1.20 

35.82 

4.10 

67.50 

8.40 

8.00 

8.00 

4.50 

6.00 

4.29 

21.85 

227.23 

4.00 

28.78 

66.50 

2.26 

28.75 

2.00 

1.72 

2.06 

13.48 

6.0O 

6.26 

232.16 

&00 

24.10 

22.14 

28.26 

17.00 

140.00 

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C<mHngent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Contiiiued. 
MISOELLANEOUS  IT£M&-Continue<L 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  acooant. 


Aug. 


1911. 
July  21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
2J 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
2 
3 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
16 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
28 
6 
6 
6 
6 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
11 
12 

la 


Sept. 


ChesapeakB  Supply  Co 

Bauscn  &  IiomD  Optical  Co 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

Barber  6i  Boas 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co , 

American  Soap  &.  washolene  Co.. 
Lord  &  Thomas  Publishing  Co... 

Press  Clipping  Bureau , 

Adams  Express  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Olobe-Wemicke  Co. 


Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Washington  Ry.  dc  Ekctrio  Co. 

J.D.Robinson 

M.  C.Mitchell  Co. 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Miller.  Clagett  A  Co 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

Mekeel-Sevem-Wylie  Co 

Washington  Herald  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

W.  S.  Jenks  «b  Son 

Henry  Evans 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  Jr.,  U  Co 

E.  P.  Hasleton 

J.  R.  Feamo.. 


Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 
Shaw-Walker  Co.. 


Smith-Premier  Typewriter  Co 

PrideoftheKltch^Co 

New  York  Press. 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

H.C.Patterson. 

Ollyer  Typewriter  Co. 

North  American  Co 

Washington  Post  Co 

Newspaperdoro  Publishing  Co 

New  York  Tribune 

James  8.  Topham. 

Washington  Times  Co w.. 

ThorpA  Martin  Co 

W.  L.  Swayae 

New  York  Sun 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufactiuing  Co. 

Advertising  and  Selling 

F.  A.  Leland 

New  York  Times  Co 

National  Printer-Journalist 

Fourth  Estate 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Lamb  6i  Tilaen 

Journal  of  Commeroe  and  Bulletin. . . 

HurtiReillyCo 

W.  B.  Moses  6i  Sons 

Financial  Record 

Railway  Age  Gazette 

Press  Publishing  Co 

Republican  Co 

Mail  dc  Express  Co 

C.O.Morgan 

Boston  Transcript  Co.. 


Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Olobe-Wemlcke  Co 

C.  K.  P.  Cogswell 

Brentano's 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

F.R.Thome 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  it  Chamois  Co . 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Yawman  6i  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

Martin  L.  Horn 

James  B.  LambieCo 

Mail  Order  Journal  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Adder  Machine  Co 

Rudolf  &  West  Co. 


Pbimber%  ftiioe  cup. . 

Funnels. , 

Dust  brushes 

Steel  tapelines,  etc . . . 

Manila  loldeia. 

Wash  olene 

Press  Directory 

Clippings 

Express  charges , 

Tumblers , 

Chair,  tiays,  etc 

Screen 

StreetHsar  tickets 

Hauling 

Iron  sheeting. 

Knives. 

Typewriter  parts 

Soap  and  matches.. . , 

File , 

Subscription 

do- 


Screw  hooks,  etc. 

Ventilator. 

Glycerine 

Buckets. 

Bicycle  rep 
Clock  repel 
Telenhone  service. 

Guide  cards 

Typewriter  coven.. 

Sand  soap. 

Subscription 

Brooms 

Law  reports 

Typewriter  parts.. . 

SuoscrlptLon 

dflu. 

.....do.... 

do.. 


Satchel , 

Subscription , 

Typewriter  parts 

File  board 

Subscription 

Board  files  and  cards. . 

Subscription 

....do.T. 


.....do 

.....do 

.....do 

Putty 

Repatrs  to  time  stamp. 

Subscription 

Plate  g&as 

Rug 

Subscription 

do... 

do 

do 

do 

.....do 

do 

Typewriter 

Desk  and  table 

Stamp  re  pairs 

Newspaper  directory. . . 

Folders 

Awning 

Chamois  skin 


Index  cards.      

Guide  cards 

File  covers,  etc 

Bottles. 

Spool  cotton 

Truck  tires 

SubecriptJon.... 

Typewnten 

White  cards 

Rental  adding  maehin 
Truck  tires. 


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Contingent  expentesj  Post  Office  Department,  JUeal  year  1911 — Continued. 
MISCELLANVOUB  ITJ^MS-OontiviiML 


I>»te. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  wh»t  account. 


AnuMxnt 


1911. 
Sept.  12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
13 
19 
22 
26 
16 
16 
16 
16 
18 


E.G.  Miller  Co 

Qlobe-Wernicko  Co. . 
W.  H.  Hoeke.. 


Nov. 


P.  H.  Heiskell,  ir.,  &  Co 

Quy,  CurrandcCo 

Lawyers'  Cooperatiye  Publiahing  Co. . . 

Philadelphia  PreM 

Librarj  Bureau 

JohnB.  Eapey 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

W.  A.  Morschhauaer 

HuffhReillyCo 

E.  8.  Newman 

Callaj^han  &  Co 

National  RaUway  Publication  Co 

Expenditures 

CoIlectioDS 


Prone  flies 

Card-Index  tray 

Hartshorn  rollers 

Mops 

Soap 

Lawyers'  Reports 

Subscription 

Index  cards 

Locks 

Facsimile  signature ........ . 

Telephone  service 

Calculating-machine  repairs. 

Glass..?::. ^T... 

Adding-machine  repairs. .... 

Law  books 

Official  RaUway  Guide. 


Total 

Unexpended  balance. 

Total 

Appropriation 


$15.  M 

3.60 

31.87 

9.00 

4.70 

62.00 

6.50 

3.00 

6.00 

.50 

1.25 

34.36 

35.00 

6.00 

19.50 

28.00 


22,889.70 
.18 


22  J 


110.42 


23,000.00 
23,000.00 


ICE  MACHINE. 


Oct     4 


P.  R.  McCrary.. 
Appropriation.. 


loe  machine.. 


82,800.00 
2,800.00 


ESTABLISHING  POSTAL-SAVINGS  DEPOSITORIES. 
[Aotof  June  25, 1910.] 


1910. 
Aug.  16 
16 

Theodore  L.  Weed 

Tra'ceMns  ^ximues 

826.90 

Basil  Miles 

do   " 

28.25 

16 

H.  H.  Thompson T 

do.I.I 

27.45 

26 

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do 

48.10 

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Theodore  L.  Weed 

H.  H.  Thompson 

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do 

32.75 
15.30 

Oct.     8 

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12.45 

Dec.    9 

Mercantile  CorDoratlon 

Envelopes 

60.75 

1011. 
Feb     4 

C.  B.  Hurray......          ........ 

Salary 

208.38 

D.C.  Allen ! 

19.11 

T.  R.Morse 

do...1.,.*. 

103.30 

W.  E.  Clark 

do   

125.35 

W.E.  Clark 

So 

125.35 

E.  L.  Love 

do  ...........  .. 

23.06 

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125.40 

J,  Clove 

do 

172.40 

E.  H.  Myhra 

do 

98.25 

W.  B.  LeRoy 

do 

42.66 

E.  Hall 

do 

73.45 

S.  D.  Beebe 

do 

210.85 

W.  P.  Park : 

do 

113.35 

F.  P.  Burnett 

do 

221.05 

F.  A.  Hill 

do  A 

146.15 

W.J.Watson 

do 

101.96 

A,  R.  Erickson 

do 

106.40 

A.  E.  Bean 

do 

61.25 

T.  A.  Hofer.Jr 

do 

270.80 

J.J  Mara^..;;..;/.:;::;:::. :.::;:;;;:;;;;;::::: 

do 

73.05 

G.  B.  Lewis 

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65.85 

F.  McCartney 

do 

100.96 

F,  L.  Gaylord 

do 

37.30 

R.  T.  Stickney 

do 

88.00 

H.  G.  Kress... 

do 

82.60 

S.  T.  Belts 

do 

161.26 

W.  T,  Cavanauj^...., 

OL  P.  Nair....™ 

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228.80 
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Contingent  expenseSy  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Contmued. 
ESTABLISHINQ  POSTAL-SAVINGFB  DBPOSITORIBS — Gontiniifld. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

On  what  aoooant. 

A-. 

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Feb.    4 

J.  A.  Vines  

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do 

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R.  E.  Qrimshaw 

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do 

> 

J.  Q.  Brown 

do 

B.J.  Prest 

J.  B.  Hess 

M.  J.  Ryan 

do 

do 

do 

J  W.  Prine    

do 

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H.  Hobson 

do 

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W.  H.  Mackay 

do 

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C.  B.  Hurrey 

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Traveling  expense 

do 

,  ^ 

J.  B.  Cook       

C  F  Fuilawav                   

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W.  H.  Turner 

do 

J.  '■ 

F.  H.  Atwood  .              

do 

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U.  Hanna 

do 

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F.  A.  Fales     

do 

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A.  FAbrman ...r-.....r ■, t 

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A.  M.  Smith 

do 

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R.  B.  Lang 

do 

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H.  Tichenor . .              

do 

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O.  M.  Robinson 

do 

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W.  C.  H.  Hogan       

do 

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H.  C.  Foehl .' 

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do 

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A.  Leuthardt 

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do 

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W.B.  Belts...! 

do 

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J.  P.  Shaw 

M.  L.  Cappick 

do 

do 

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9:  •* 

S.  A.  Cutter.  '. 

do 

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J.  T.  Browning 

do 

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do 

91  '■* 

CM.  Stewart 

do 

9:  4 

J.  J.  Voves 

do 

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C.  A.  McOrath 

do 11 

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A.  M.  Morrow 

do 

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U    A.  ITiiTil    ,    .. 

do 

V  a 

J.  E.  Creamer 

do 

S.    T 

H.  L.  Oraoe 

do Ill 

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0.  C.  Fisher 

do 

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E.  A.  McKeman 

do \\\ 

6^S 

L.W.  McCoy 

do 

K  2 

R.  G.  Parks 

do 

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A.  C.  Krainik 

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K.  T/.  CanwJa r 

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H.  A.  Lyon 

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P.  P.  Oould 

do 

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8.  B.  Graham 

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do 

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M.  J.  Brennan , 

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Chesapeake  ^  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

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A.  'i 

Kalamazoo  Loose  T/eaf  Binder  Co 

Ledsera 

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Burronphij  Addifip  Machine  Co ■ 

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W.  J.  (Jiddings...^ 

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R.  P.  Andre\^  Paper  Co.  .••••• 

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Globe-Wemicke  Co 

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J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

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Kalamfttoo  T/Ooee  T^eaf  Binder  Co          ^  x  ^  i. 

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Monutih  Typewriter  Co 

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101    ' 

W.  Hanna 

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K.  M.  Hamilton 

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M.  P.  Harper 

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C.  B.  Bowers 

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F.  H.  Page 

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A.  V.  Bohn 

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F.  W.  Reisenweber 

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Anna  R.  Ellis 

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do 

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W.  T.  Woodson... 

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W.  W.  Harper 

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Cushion  keya. 1 

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Globe-WemickeCo 

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14 

WiMihington  Hallwfiy  ^  Flectrio  Co , . 

Streetrcar  tickets.... 
Telephone  service.. 

14 

Chesapeake  A;  Potomao  Telenhone  Co  axx,x4...xxx 

16 

J.  A.  la  Bolt 

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Contingent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department^  fiscal  year  i9ii— Continued. 
ESTABLISHING  POSTAL-SAVINOB  DBPOSITORIES-Continaed. 


Feb.  16 

Globe-Wernioke  Co 

n^vtrayv 

tl3.fi0 

16 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Dictionary  holder  and  punch.... 
Dictionary 

3.88 

16 

Brentano'R 

10.80 

16 

R.  A.  McCaughey 

8«iary.../. 

91.66 

16 

C.  Ackenhausen 

do 

83.33 

28 

F.  T.lndj^y 

do 

46.67 

28 

R.  A.  Enunitt , 

do 

240.35 

28 

Roberts  Numbflring  Machine  Co 

Numbering  manhine ....  - XT 

6.00 

28 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter  and  cushion  keys.... 
Sftlary.. 

83.15 

Mar.     6 

91.67 

6 

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91.67 

W.  K.  Bimpflon 

do 

91.67 

A.  R.Ellis 

do 

91.67 

A.  T/entbwit. . : 

do 

91.67 

J. T.  Browning. 

do 

91.67 

H.  G.  Foehl.... 

do 

91.67 

G.M.  Robinson 

do 

91.67 

G.C.Fisher 

do 

83.33 

M.F.Harper 

do 

83.33 

A.M.Morrow ;.... 

do 

83.33 

K.  M.  Hamilton 

..  ..do 

83.33 

A.O.  Frikinit 

do 

80.56 

H.  L«.  Grace... 

do 

83.33 

J.  E.  Creft»ner 

do 

83.33 

E.  A.MfKeman 

....do 

83.33 

J.  J.  Vovee 

do 

83.33 

L  W.  McCoy 

do 

83.33 

do 

83.33 

Feb     6 

J.  Colgin 

do 

83.33 

Mar.    ^ 

R.  G.  Parks 

do 

83.33 

H.  A.  Lyon 

do 

66.67 

W.T.  Woodson 

do 

66.67 

F.  Lindsey 

do 

60.00 

P.  F.  Gould 

do 

50.00 

C.  B.  Hurrey 

do 

208.33 

Chft^peake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Telephone  service 

12.35 

L.  C.  smith  &  Bro.  Typewruer  Co 

Typewriter  and  card  platen 

82.50 

Derby  Desk  Co 

55.00 

10 

M.  J.  Brennan 

Salary 

100.00 

10 

fl.  K.  Graham....        ....                   

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9L67 

10 

W.  E.  Belts 

do 

91.67 

10 

S.  A.  Cutter 

do 

91.67 

10 

J.  P.  Shaw 

do 

91.67 

10 

C.  M.  Stewart     ..  ..           

do 

91.67 

10 

W.  C.  H.  Hogan 

do 

91.67 

10 

M.  L.  CaDDick       .           

.  ..do 

91.63 

10 

M.  A.  Kuhl 

do 

8S.33 

10 

R.  D.  Bnrbank -. 

do 

83.33 

10 

J  Colgin 

.do 

83.33 

10 

C.  A.  McQrath.'.JIl!.*".  ..!*.!...!.! 

do 

83.30 

10 

E  L  Canada                                                   ..  . 

.do 

75.00 

10 

J.  A.  Blackburn 

do 

50.00 

10 

T  OoMmfirkfir       *  *                                         .  *  . .  * 

.do 

75.00 

11 

O.C.  Weaver 

do 

100.00 

11 

F  W  Reisenweber 

.do 

91.67 

11 

C  Ackenhausen 

do 

83.33 

11 

L  M  Plnnkett                                            

...do 

83.33 

11 

O.  J.  Bonffloux. 

do 

75.00 

8 

W.  L.  Leonard.....               .  . 

....do 

219.80 

W.  R.  Hill 

do 

47.50 

11 

J.  A.  La  Bolt     

...do 

75.00 

11 

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23 

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Contingent  expensei,  Post  Office  Department,  fiecal  year  1911 — Contiiiued. 
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Date. 


To  wJiom  paid. 


On  wbat  aoooant. 


1011. 
Apr.  8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 


Mar. 
Apr. 


May 


J.P.Shaw 

F.  H.Page 

R.  A.  McCaughey 

G.  M.  Robinson 

8.  E.  Graham 

W.E.Simpson 

C.A.  McGrath 

G.  C.  Flaher 

M.  P.  Harper 

J.  E.  Creamer 

K.  M.  HamUton 

A.  M.  Morrow 

W.  Hanna 

E.  A.  McKeman 

J.Colgin , 

L.  W.  McCoy 

H.  L.  Grace 

R.  G.  Parks 

O.  Faught , 

R.  D.  Burbank 

M.A.  Kuhl *. 

C.  Ackenhauaen 

W.R.  Hill 

H.  A.  Lyon , 

W.  T.  Woodson 

J.  A.  Blackburn , 

F.  Llndsey 

J.J.  Voves , 

M.J.  Brennan 

J.  A.  La  Bolt 

E.  L.  Canada , 

O.C.  Weaver 

M.  L.  Cappick 

F.  W.  Reisenweber 

L.  M.  Plunkett 

A.C.  Krainik 

T.  Gosemerker 

P.F.Gould 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 

G.  F.Muth&Co 

Postal  Telegn^h^able  Co 

O.  Faught :... 

G.  J.  Bouffloux , 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co..: 

Fairbanks  Co , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

TaloottBros 

Mercantile  Corporation 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Stockett-Fiske  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

H.  S.  Wood 

H.  H.  Thompson 

C.  H.  Fullaway , 

H.  H.  Thompson 

C.  D.Grinols 

J.  A.  Eggbom , 

M.  L.  Cappick 

J.  T.  Browning , 

A.R.EUis 

V.M.  Stewart 

8.  A.  Cutter 

J.P.Shaw 

R.  A.  McCaughey 

F.H.  Pa« 

W.  B.  Bdto 

A.  Leuthardt 

H.C.  Foehl 

E.  Knowles 

L.W.  McCoy 

G.C.Fisher 

H.  L.  Grace 

J.  J.  Voves 

J.  B.  Creamer 

M.  A.  Kuhl 

W.  Hanna 

K.  M.  Hamilton 

M.P.Haiper 


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Contingent  expenses j  Post  Office  Department^  fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 
ESTABLISHING  POSTAL-SAVINGS  D£POSITOBI£S-<}ontinued. 


May     4 

4 
4 

4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
•  8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
11 
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11 
11 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
20 
20 
20 
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June    7 


W.  E.  Simpson 

R.  D.  Burbank 

W.R.Hill 

H.  A.  Lyon 

W.  T.  Woodson 

G.  A.  Wamer 

C.J.Butler 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

C.A.  McGrath 

M.  J.  Brennan. 

O.C.  Weaver 

W.  C.H.  Hogan. 

S.  E.  Graham 

G.M.  Robinson 

J.Colgin- 

C.  Ackenhausen 

T.  Gosemerker 

J.A.LaBolt 

P.F.Gould 

J.  A.  Blackburn 

J.T.Welch 

C.R.Reese 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

F.  W.  Reisenweber 

S.S.Fifleld 

R.  P.  Smith 

T.B.Morris 

R.S.Lewis 

Kalamazoo  Loose  Leaf  Binder  Co.. 
O.Faught 

G.  J.  Bouffioux. 

E.  A.  McKeman 

L.M.Plunkett 

J.  Iredale 

J.  P.  Overman 

J.  T.  Chamley 

T.J.  Darling 

W.R.Miller 

F.  A.  McCoy , 

LE.Tash 

Solomon  Lewis  &  Son 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Monarch  T  vpewri  terCo 

B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co 

R.  G.  Parks 

A.  M.Morrow , 

A.  C.  Krainik , 

E.  L.  Canada , 

E.A.Verhofl 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co. . . 
H.  CMiUerCo 

C.  M.  Cade,  jr 

J.R.  White 

M.E.  Cassidy 

J.R.  Barclay 

£.  L.  Philbrick 
.  Waldauer 

F.J.  Carney 

A.  W.  Campbell 

C.  H.  Roberts 

E.  C.  Haynes 

J.W.Call 

J.  M.  Wiley 

V.L.  Bacon 

R.  Darbey 

CE.Houk 

G.A.Alba....v- 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Mercantile  Corporation 

C.R.  Barker 

O.  P.  Mason 

J.W.Stewart 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

E.H.Myhra 

G.L.Minot 


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76.00 

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17.40 

3.00 

45.83 

20.75 

12.70 

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32.75 

66.66 

76.00 

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83.33 

22.35 

18.25 

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26.60 

10.20 

8.78 

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3.25 

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83.15 

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46.10 

20.65 

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28.30 

32.00 

30.04 

12.70 

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43.60 

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28.35 

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Contingent  expemeif  Post  OffiM  Department,  fiecal  year  1911 — Cod  turned. 

ESTABLISHING  F08TAL-SAVIN0B  DBFOSITOBIBS-CooUiuifld. 


Date. 

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1011. 
7nnf   7 

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Harris  A  Shaler  Co 

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W.  L.  Swayae.. 

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Contingent  expemet,  Poai  Office  Department,  fiecal  year  i9ii— Continued. 
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July  28 
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N.  C.  Lawrence 

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American  Bank  Note  Co , 

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100.28 

28 

Bobbins  4r  Myers  Co 

Electric  fans 

28 

Stamped  enveloDes.. 

28 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

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1  50 

28 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

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28 

F.S.Lincoln 

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Ste^rer  Fiihiishing  Co ,,  t.  .  t  ..,.,..,  x 

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Z.  M.  Smith ,. 

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30.55 

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do 

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83.75 

W.R.Crockett 

do 

26.75 

W.P.Hall 

do 

10  53 

T.  T.  HulTman 

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5.66 

W.  B.  Cheney 

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M.  A.  Schutt 

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11  05 

W.  P.  Rafliff 

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B.  F.  Brennan. 

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G.  W.  Donnell 

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A.  E.  Kurt* 

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15.01 

I.  L.  Kirk 

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F.  M.  Fa?in 

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B.  8.  Gallup 

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20.16 

L.  C.  Loroax 

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37.66 

H.  E.  Spencer 

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L.  Wimberly 

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17.85 

R.H.Clark 

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M.A.  L.  Olaen 

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15.99 

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3.00 

G.L.  Barnes 

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17.15 

H.  D.  LonEStieet 

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20.25 

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J.  C.  Doughty 

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34.70 

O.  B.  Metzgor 

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32.05 

C.G.  Bull 

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E.C.Mansfield 

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D.A.Campbell 

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R.  S.  Coffman 

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R.Koebke 

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Contingent  expenses,  Pott  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Continued. 
ESTABLISHING  POSTAL-SAVINGS  DEPOSITORIES— Conttztiied. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

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1911. 
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A.  Haworth 

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A.  L.Smith 

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G.  M.  Book 

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W.C.Smith 

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J.  T.  Doores 

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T.J.  Akins 

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Aug.  2a 
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22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
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29 
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E.  Carlpon 

C.  Wurbbach 

H.  A.  Schneider 

C.H.  Hicks 

C.W.Moore 

E,  C.  Brooke 

C.T.  Sherwood 

W.  M.Johnson 

C.C.Ortega 

D.E.  Deputy 

W.  E.  Buich 

M.G.  PearsaU 

H.Mayo 

T.  A.  Hills 

Q.Breathitt 

T.H.  Stephens 

E.  Hatch 

J.C.TyneH 

E.E.  Paog 

J.  B.  Hamilton 

A.  A.  Holmes 

W.Reeves 

W.F.J.Neiss 

Mercantile  Corporation 

W.  B.  Moses  d^  Sons 

Mercantile  Corporation 

HughReillyCo 

Mercantile  Corporation... 

W.H.  Greenhow 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . 
Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

R.P.Stephenson 

A.  J.  Drynan 

T.Connors do. 

R.H.McNeely do. 

DeW.C.Titno i do 

W.  A.  Davis I do 

E.  Bolard I do 

A.  H.  Rockafellow ! do 

W.R.  O'Neal do 

A.  J.  Dunn ' do 

L.T.CarT i do 

O.  A.  Woodruff :! do 

W.  A.  Densmore do 

M.  K.  Bonniwell i do 

J.  W.  Schooler 

J.A.Setzter 

M.  E.  Flton 

G.  W.Robbtas 

J.  T.  Bolton 

S.T.Butler 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

R.  Sundin 

L.  F.  Zimdel 

E.  W.  Flantge 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

J.  Baum^tendc  Sonsl'o 

Herman  Baumgar ten  Co 

Mercantile  Corporation 

C.  H.  Duval '. 

Globe  Wernicke  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

B.  F.  Bond  Paper  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

H.  BaumgartenCo 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

W.  W.  ParshaU 

J.L.Kidwell 

G.  A.  Swallow do. 

R.G.Ward do. 

B.  A.Rosenquist do. 

D. M.  Foster,  Jr do. 

U  M.  Eshehnan ,.., *do. 


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Linoleum 

Stamped  envelopes 

Turpentine 

Stamped  envelopes 

Rental  safe  deposit  box. 

Folders 

Telephone  service 

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do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

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Armrests 

Envelopes 

Typewriter  desks 

Telegraph  service 

Stamps 

Telepnone  service 

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5.80 
1&96 
2a  85 
5.30 
a29 
2.35 
14.71 
22.05 
6.05 
14.75 
25.:i5 
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15.00 
13.00 
6.98 
2.30 

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8.65 

i8.28 

19.10 

13.55 

8.02 

5.10 

5.80 

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294.59 

31.36 

18.50 

189.63 

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6.50 

7.75 

7.93 

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7.70 

0.60 

9.56 

:0.15 

2.85 

'.3.55 

7.26 

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12.40 

4.50 

10.49 

4.86 

7.90 

8.95 

17.83 

25.13 

43.16 

13.36 

f7.16 

16.82 

4.62 

9.11 

10.80 

24.65 

16.20 

37.19 

60.81 

210.60 

92.25 

1.00 

341.67 

1.08 

93.00 

112.00 

75.23 

5G9.24 

11.85 

32.00 

31.60 

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Contingent  expenses,  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1911 — Contmued. 
ESTABLISHINQ  POSTAL-SAVINaS  DBFOSITORISS-Conttaiaed. 


Date. 

On  what  aoooont. 

A».^ 

1011. 
B.pt» 

7.  Bamngartan  &  Sons  Go 

Stamps 

S19L64 

Waahinffton  Railway  &  Elec^cCo 

Street  car  tickets 

la^w 

29 

B.  P.  Bond  Paper  Co 

36.3) 

29 

R.  OairCo        

Pasteboard  boxes  .^ 

Ic.OI 

29 

Stamped  envelopes 

2».:s 

29 

Postal  TelesraDh-Gable  Co 

Telegraph  seriyoe 

24.M 

29 

J.  L.  Extrom 

Rental  safe  deceit  box ...... 

.3 

29 

J.  BaumEMten  &  Sops  Co .....,..,,... »..r^..^.,r 

Stamps 

389.^5 

29 

American  Bank  Note  Co. 

Certincates 

14.250.10 

ExpendltnreR ......r...... 

59.0f7.M 

Pay  rolls  (May,  June,  July,  and  August,  1911) 

21,366.92 

Tran.«sfer and oounterwarrahts  ....7...'. ....^ 

• 

19.580.71 

Total 

99.9B&.S 

Collections 

»« 

Total 

90.96S.4 

Unexpended  balance 

44.S 

Total 

100,000.00 

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2d  Session.       )  )    No.  247. 


APPROPRIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OF  THE 
DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 


MESSAGE 

FROM   THE 

PRESIDENT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES, 

TRAN8MITTINO 

A  REPORT  BY  THE  SECRETARY  OF  STATE,  WITH  ACCOMPANYINO 
PAPERS,  CONCERNINa  EZPENDITT7RES  BY  THE  DEPARTMENT 
OF  STATE. 


DiosMBSR  7, 1911. — Read,  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  State 
Department,  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


To  the  House  of  Representativea: 

I  transmit  herewith  a  statement  by  the  Secretary  of  State,  with 
accompanying  papers,  of  appropriations,  expenditures,  and  balances 
of  appropriations  under  the  Department  of  State  for  the  fiscal  year 
ending  June  30,  1911,  as  required  by  law. 

Wm.  H.  Tapt. 

The  White  House,  December  7, 1911. 


The  President: 

The  undersigned,  the  Secretary  of  State,  has  the  honor  to  lay 
before  the  President  a  statement  of  appropriations,  expenditures, 
and  balances  of  appropriations  under  the  control  of  tne  Department 
of  State  for  the  fiscal  year  endinff  June  30,  1911,  as  required  by 
sections  193  and  208  of  the  Revised  Statutes. 

Respectfully  submitted. 

P.  C.  Knox. 

Department  of  State, 

Washington,  November  28,  1911. 

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Staiement  of  appropriaUona,  expenditures,  and  balances  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  Jvm  JC, 

1911, 


Salaries,  Department  of  State 

Foreign  trade  and  treaty  relations. . . , 

Stationery,  furniture,  etc..  Depart- 
ment of  State. 

Books  and  maps.  Department  of  State, 

Lithographing.  Department  of  State., 

Rent  of  buildings,  Department  of 
State. 

Contingent  expenses,  Department  of 
State. 

Bronze  replica  of  statue  of  Oen.  Von 
Steuben. 

Salaries  of  ambassadors  and  ministers. 

Salaries,  charge  d'affaires  ad  interim. 

Salaries,  secretaries  of  embassies  and 
legations. 

Salaries,  diplomatic  and  consular  offi- 
cers whiie  recelying  instructions 
and  in  transit. 

Transportation  of  diplomatic  and  con- 
sular officers. 


Clerks  at  embassies  and  legations 

Salaries,  interpreters    to  embassies 
and  legations. 

Quarters  for  student  interpreters  at 
embassies. 

Contingent  expenses,  foreign    mis- 
sions. 

Steam  launch  for  embassy  at  Gon- 
stanlinople. 

Rent  of  grounds,  embassy  at  Tokyo. 

Repairs  to  legation    and 
premises. 


Annual  expenses  of  Cape  Spartel 
Light,  coast  of  Morocco. 

Bringing  home  criminals 

Rescuing  shipwrecked  American  sea- 
men. 

Expenses  under  the  neutrality  act 

Emergencies  arising  in  the  diplo- 
matic and  consular  service. 

Allowance  to  widows  and  heirs  of 
diplomatic  and  consular  officers 
who  die  abroad. 

Transporting  remains  of  diplomatic 
officers,  consuls,  and  consular  clerks. 

Salaries  and  expenses,  United  States 
court  for  China: 

Salaries 

Rent 

Expenses 

Circuit  expenses 

International  Bureau  of  Weights  and 
Measures. 

International  Bureau  for  Publication 
of  Customs  Tariffs. 

International  Bureau  at  Brussels  for 
Repression  of  African  Slave  Trade. 

International  Geodetic  Association 
for  Measurement  of  the  Earth. 

International  Congress  of  Hygiene 
and  Demography  at  Washington, 
D.  C. 

International  Prison  Commission 

International  Union  of  American  Re- 
publics. 

International  Bureau  of  Permanent 
Court  of  Arbitration. 

International  Railway  Congress 

International  Sanitary  Bureau 

International  Office  of  Public  Health. 

International  Institute  of  Agriculture 
at  Rome. 

International  Seismologlcal  Associa- 
tion. 

Water  Boundary,  United  States  and 
Mexico. 


1269,200.00 
100,000.00 
14,000.00 

2,000.00 
1,500.00 
8,000.00 

8,000.00 

•      5,000.00 

510,500.00 
40,000,00 
135,576.00 

29.254.10 


80,000.00 

75,000.00 
88,750.00 

2,200.00 

875,000.00 

1,800.00 

260.00 
10,000.00 

326.00 

7,000.00 
4,500.00 

8,000.00 
90,000.00 

5,000.00 
6,000.00 


19,800.00 

2,400.00 

7,000.00 

637.50 

2,895.00 

1,600.00 

100.00 

1,600.00 

100.64 
10,000.00 

2,000,00 
75,000.00 

1,260.00 

400.00 
2,880.79 
8,015.62 
'4,800.00 
10,000.00 
1,800.00 

•5,477.49 
85,000.00 


$264,755.86 
89, 162. 15 
10,460.98 

1,871.00 
1,500.00 
2,860.00 

7,660.88 

4,900.00 

457,589.90 
35,949.48 
116,788.47 

29,254.10 
84,744.81 


69,694.56 
82,272.82 

2,169.73 

348,926.68 

1,800.00 

203.69 
9,673.77 


2,696.62 
60.00 

1,532.30 
89,466.68 

SI,  233. 38 


*2,584.47 


19,876.10 

976.48 

4,482.66 

687.60 


>  Deficiency. 


*  Consular  officers. 


1,824.61 

100.00 

1.442.83 

5,452.82 

1,928.68 
75,000.00 

618.06 

400.00 
2,666.16 
3,015.62 

5,626.28 

767.70 

40,447.49 
•  Available  I: 


•4,444.64 
10,887.85 
8,689.07 

129.00 


140.00 

449.12 

100.00 

52,910.10 
4,050.57 
18,786.58 


>  4, 744. 81 


5,305.44 
6,477.68 


30.27 
31,073.32 


46.81 
826.28 


826.00 

4,308.88 
4,440.00 

6.467.70 
533.87 

8,766.67 


2,416.68 


428.90 
1,428.67 
2,517.84 


2,896.00 
175.49 


57.18 

4.M7.72 
7L87 


686.94 


264.68 


9,274.72 

KOA    «A 


Exhibit  No.  L 
Exhibit  No.  2. 
Exhibit  No.! 

Exhibit  No.  4. 
Services  and  matenii. 
Rent  602  17th  St 

Exhibit  No.  &. 

Con  timet  priosL 

Exhibit  Na  C 
Do. 
Do. 

Do. 


Consular,  fl9,lflB-C' 
Exhibit  No.  7;  di^ 
lomatic,  S15.6411i 
Exhibit  Na  6L 

Exhibit  No.  6^ 
Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

l>o. 

Do. 
CoDaalar.W74.0t  Ex- 
hibit   Na7;   (U^ 
maUc,  $8,699.78.11- 
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StMement  of  appropriations,  expenditures^  and  balances /or  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO^ 

/9ii--Continued. 


Title  of  appropriation 


Amount  ap- 
propriated. 


Amount  ex- 
pended- 


Unex- 
pended 
oalanoe 


Remarks 


Boundary  between  Alaska  and  Canada. 

Boundary  Line,    United  States  and 

Canada. 
Canadian    Commission    (Joint    High 

Commission). 

St.  John  River  Commission 

International     boundary,     Passama- 

quoddy  Bay. 
Fisheries  convention,   United  States 

and  Canada. 
.Vortheastem  fisheries  arhltration  at 

The  Hague. 
Waterways  treaty.  United  States  and 

Great  Britain. 
Fourth    International    Confarenoe    of 

American  States  at  Buenos  Aires. 
International     exhibitions,     etc.,     at 

Buenos  Aires  and  Santiago,  Chile. 
I  n  tematlonal  Investigation  of  the  opium 

International  Union  for  Protection  of 
Industrial  Property  at  Washington, 
D.  C. 

international  expositions  at  Rome  and 
Turin. 

Bureau  o  Interparliamentary  Union 
for  Promotion  of  Intematlooal  Arbi- 
tration. 

I'ayment  to  the  Republic  of  Colombia, 
treaty  of  January  9, 1909. 

Arbitration  of  the  international  Utle  to 
the  Chamlsal  tract. 

inyestigating  claims  of  American  oiti- 
«Anf  m  Samoa. 

International  Congress  on  Uniform 
Letters  of  Exchange. 

Investigating  the  interests  of  the 
United  States  hi  Liberia. 

Salaries,  consular  service 

Compezisation,  consular  agents 

Salaries,  consular  officers,  while  reoelv 
ing  instructions  and  in  transit. 

Kxpenses  of  consular  Inspectors 

Salaries,  consular  assistants 

A  Uowanoe  for  clerks  at  consulates 

Salaries,  interpreters  to  consulates 

Expenses,  interpreters  and  guards  in 
Turkish  dominions,  etc. 

Salaries,  marshals  for  consular  courts. . . 

Expenses  of  prisons  for  American  con- 
victs. 

Relief  and  protection  of  American  sea- 


Foreign  hospital  at  Cape  Town , 

Foreign  hospital  at  Panama 

Seamen's  institute  at  Kobe 

Contingent  expenses.    United   States 

consulates. 
Purchase  of  land,  consular  premises  at 

Amoy. 


>10,U4  37 
126,538.29 

i5,ooaoo 
lo^ooaoo 

122,074.39 

76,ooaoo 

i33,ooaoo 

76,ooaoo 

25,ooaoo 

uo,ooaoo 

10,000.00 

i30,ooaoo 

2,500.00 


1500,00a  00 
^    250, 00a  00 

50.ooaoo 

75a  00 

iioaoo 

3,00a  00 

13,14201 

1,062, 00a  00 

•  87,9211 15 

17,469.02 

i5,ooaoo 
3i,ooaoo 
300,ooaoo 

42,50a00 

i9,ooaoo 

11, 00a  00 
17, 00a  00 

3o,ooaoo 

5a  00 

5oaoo 

26l00 
526, 00a  00 

21&00 


1114,383.05 

66,747.57 
5,77L34 

6,614.07 
9,62104 

4,482148 
17,48124 
2B,53L69 
108,364.05 
67,629.83 

9,11a  15 

12,13185 

98,02a  65 

2,500.00 


34,46106 

75a  00 
9oaoo 

64L84 

1,042, 92a  51 
87,926.15 
17,46a  02 

13,68L71 
22, 65a  42 
285,62199 
25,722.70 
15, 197. 64 

9,245.82 
7,007.24 

14,332  92 

5a  00 

5oaoo 

2&00 
450,48a  24 

212  50 


S8S,00L61 
4,78108 

18,924.22 
5,37a  96 

5,617.52 

4,50L15 

49,468L31 

24,63&05 

17, 37a  17 

15, 88a  86 

7^86&15 

31, 97a  35 

2,50a00 

750,ooaoo 

15,53a  94 


2,50a00 
2,50a20 

19,07a  40 


1,31&29 
8,94a  58 
14,37a  01 
16,777.30 
3,802  36 

1,75418 
9,902  76 

15,667.08 


74,51176 
260 


Exhibit  No.  7. 
Da 
Da 

Da 
Da 
Da 
Da 
Da 

Da 
Da 


Do. 
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Exhibit  No.  1. 

Report  of  expenditures  on  account  oj  the  appropriation  for  *'8alanea^  Departmauof 

State,*'  fiscal  year  1911. 

COMPENSATION  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMFLOYBB8 


To  whom  paid. 

Designation. 

Period  of  service. 

AmooBt 

Philander  C.  Knox 

Secretary 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

do 

9^WLm 

Huntington  Wilson 

Alvev  A.  Adee 

Assistant  Secretary 

5,O0Q.« 

Second  Assistant  Secretary . . . 
Third  Assistant  Secretary 

do 

do 

4,SaL'« 

Chandler  Hale 

4.S9QLaP 

William  McNeir 

Chief  clerk 

do 

S,OO0l  or 

Preston  D.  Richards... 

Assistant  Solicitor 

Sept.  10, 1910  to  June  30. 1011 

Sept.  23, 1910,  to  June  30. 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30,  MIL 

do 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  16, 1910 

Nov  16, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30. 1911 

do 

2, 425.  OB 

Edward  H.  Hart 

do 

2.31€.«7 

Henry  L.Brvan 

Charles  H.  Miller 

Charles  F.  Wilson 

Reed  Knox 

Law  clerk 

2,aKt» 

Assistant  law  clerk 

Private  secretary  to  the  Secre- 
tary 

1,50(1  OP 
?.90BL» 

Hugh  8.  Knox 

do 

735.V 

Thomas  Morrison 

Sydney  Y.  Smith 

John  Ball  Osborne 

Chief  Bureau  of  Accounts  and 

disbursing  clerk. 
Chief  Diplomatic  Bureau 

?.300LflP 

2, 250.  or 
2. 100.  OP 

Chief  Bureau  Trade  Relations. 
Chief  Index  Bureau 

do 

John  R.  Buck 

do 

2,  KHLOD 

Herbert  C.  Hengstler . . . 

Chief  Consular  Bureau ........ 

do 

2,25anD 

Miles  M.Shand 

Chief  Bureau  of  Appointments. 
Chief  Bureau  of  Citteenship.... 
Chief  Bureau  Rolls  and  Li- 
brary. 
Translator 

do 

2.  100.00 

Richard  W.  Floumoy,Jr 
John  A.  Tonner 

do 

2,ioao9 

do 

2,ioaoe 

Johns.  Martin, Jr 

do 

2.1OBL00 

Wilfred  Stevens 

do.. 

do 

2^07019 

Jul ian  Taylor 

ni^rk.  f^l^vM  4 

do 

1  800.00 

T.  John  Newton 

do 

do 

uaooios 

Edward  L.  Whitehouse. 

.  .do 

do 

1  aooiQi 

John  T.  Coughlin 

do 

do 

1.800. 00 

James  H.  Tibbittij 

.      .do 

do 

I  800. 00 

Ward  A.  Fitzsimmons.. 

do 

do 

1.800LOD 

Charles  H.Campbell.... 
David  A.  Salmon 

do 

...  .do 

do 

do 

1.800  00 
1.800. 00 

Otis  T.  CertwrlKht.... 

.do 

do 

1  800.00 

Wallach  A.  McCatbran . 

do 

do 

do 

do 

i.floaoo 

George  L.  Brist 

Charles  Lee  Cooke. . 

do 

.  .do.  ... 

i.naoo 

t  ffm  00 

George  A.  Finch 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Dec.  16, 1910 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  Jan.  23, 1911 

Jan.  1, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911 

Jan.  26, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 191L 

do 

do 

835.  OP 

William  R  McDowell.. 

Hi;ghS.  Gibson 

Wallace  J.  Young 

George  T.Weltiel 

Thomas  Griffin 

do 

do 

do 

do 

aerk,clas83 

i.8oaoo 

1.090. 00 
900LOO 
77S.aO 

1  000.00 

Edward  C.  Stewart 

Margaret  M.  Hanna 

do 

do 

l.flOOLOO 
1  OOOlOO 

George  H.  Schultze 

...  .do 

do 

I.00Q.OD 

I.«onard  A.  Merritt. 

.do 

do 

I  OOQlOO 

Wallace  J.  Young 

Isabella  L.  Hagner 

Joseph  R  Baker 

do 

do 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  D*H5. 31. 1910 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

do 

800LOO 

i.istn 

1,000.00 

John  D.  Johnson 

do 

do 

do 

l.OOOwQO 

Paul  W.Eaton 

do , 

l.OOOOO 

Lester  H.  Woolsey 

Henry  G.  Crocker 

James  B.  Davies 

Worthlneton  E.Stewart 

Charles  W.  Fowle 

Maitland  8.  Wright 

Edward  B.  Russ 

Fred  K.  Nielsen 

Emmett  C.Hall 

James  L.  Duncan 

do 

do 

do 

.....'do 

July  1, 1910,  to  April  17, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 191L 

July  1, 1910,  to  Oct.  20, 1910 

July  1, 1910.  to  June  30. 1911 

Aug.  1.1910.  to  June  30. 1911 

Oct.  21, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

Jan.  1, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911 

Apr.  25, 1911,  to  June  30. 1911 

July  1. 1910.  to  July  5, 1910 

July  1. 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1, 1910  to  Dec.  31, 1910 

July  1  1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

do 

1.27S.54 

i.eoo.00 

<8B.«t 

1, OOOlOO 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

Clerk,  class  2 

1.«8l«: 

1.UB.9 

800L00 

22.23 

i.tfaoo 

Edward  B.  Russ 

Andrew  E.  Marschalk.. 
Mary  Greer 

do 

do 

do 

092.23 
1, 400. 00 
1,400.(10 

..    .do 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  20. 1910 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

do 

1  400.00 

Maitland  S.  Wright 

do 

38a  00 

Otto  0.  Stanton 

James  S.  Skinner 

do 

do 

1.400LOO 
1,400.00 

Maud  M.Crane 

.do 

do 

1.398.23 

Frank  N.  Banskett 

do 

do 

1.400.00 

Clarence  E.  Sis 

.      .do 

do 

1.400  00 

Marianna  Davis .... 

.do 

.do 

George  B.  Stambaugh. . 

.  .  .do 

do 

Charles  A.  Sfdman 

do 

do 

Percy  F.Allen 

do 

do 

Aloysius  Wenger 

do 

do 

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Report  of  expendUurea  on  aeeourU  of  the  appropriation  for  **SaianeB,  Department  of 
StaU,"  fUoal  year  /Pii— Continued. 

COMPENSATION  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOY  EES-Continned. 


To  whom  paid. 


William  J.  Kavanagb... 

Walter  B.  Jernigan 

Stephen  H.  Quigiey 

Charles  JenkiiuoQ 

Rogers.  Drissel 

Georee  M.  Gehringer.... 

Ethel  L.  Lawrence 

Charles  L.  Wade 

Clarence  £.  Gauss 

J.  Hubbard  Bean 

Jacob  A.  Metiger 

BertL.  Hunt 

Charles  W.  WiUiams.... 

Luther  O.  Eeeton 

Mary  W.  Goss 

Lucy  E.Abbot. 

Mary  D.Moore 

Kathryn  Sellers. 

GUbertF.  Randolph... 

EdnaK.  Hoyt 

Davids.  Waters. 

Bertha  S.  Davis 

Frank  Peabody 

NinaQ.  Romeyn 

Laura  R.  Cramer 

Frances  R.  Hough 

Charles  W.  Willtoma.... 

Arthur  J.  Decker 

Norris  W.  Owens 

Jennie  Cook  Bopp 

Herbert  P.Middleton... 

J.  Hubbard  Bean 

Owen  F.  Mullen 

William  C.  Ten  Eyok... 

Walter  W.  LeMat 

Frances  Marsh 

Emily  S.  Morrison 

Homer  C.  Steves 

Jacob  A.  Meteger 

Albert  W.  Bryan 

Harry  A.  Havens 

BertL.  Hunt 

James  L.  Gordon 

Lather  O.  Kaeton 

Howard  R.  Barnes 

Stanley  H.Udv 

Glenn  A.  Smith 

Albert  W.  Willard 

Archibalds.  Pinkett... 
Adelaide  M.Hughes.... 

Walter  J.  Goedeke 

Seth  E.Tracy 

Dora  I.  Coddlngton 

Edwin  Tarrisse 

Donald  A.  De  Lashmutt 

Edgar  A.  Sbreve 

Margaret  Tyaoke 

Arthur  J.  Kranse 

Hubert  N.  Hlcka 

Orville  B.  Lamtaon. . . . 

Wming  Spencer 

Clinton  R.  Whitney. . . . 

Dwight  W.  Fisher 

WUl^  A.  Newoome... 
Duane  E.  Washburn. . . 
William  J.  Kavanagh... 

Aliped  Cammaok 

Sarah  A.  Lockwood 

Henry  C.  McArthor 

AdaMixon 

Orville  B.  Lamason 

Margaret  Tyacke 

LIUaL.  Page 

Dnane  E.  Washbom . . . 

Edgar  A.  Shreve 

RioiardC.  Tanis 

Bessie  C.BeU 

Edward  T.  Hynes 

Dwtght  W.  Ffaher 


Designation. 


Clerk,  class  2. 

do 

do , 


.do., 
.do., 
-do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


do 

....do 

...-do 

Qerlc,  class  1. 

do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
do., 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


do 

do 

...do 

....do 

Clerk  at  11,000.. 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Period  of  service. 


July  1, 1910,  to  May  25, 1011. 
July  1, 1010,  to  Dec.  31, 1010. 
July  1, 1010,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
do 


.do.. 


July  1, 1010,  to  Oct  10, 1910, . 
July  1, 1010,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
do 


.do. 


Oct  11, 1010,  to  June  30, 1911.. 
Oct  21, 1910,  to  June  30,  lOlL. 
Jan.  1, 1011,  to  June  30, 1911... 

do 

May  36, 1911,  to  June  30, 191L, 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011... 
do. 


.do.. 


July  1, 1910,  to  Apr.  23, 1011  . 

July  1, 1010,  to  June  30, 1011., 

do , 

do , 

do , 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


July  1, 1010,  to  Dec.  31. 1910.. 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911.. 
July  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  31, 1911.. 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911.. 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  10, 1911.. 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911.. 

...Ido. 

do , 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 


July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  20, 1910. .. 
July  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  31, 1911.., 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911... 
July  1, 1910,  to  Dec.  31, 1910... 
July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  31, 1910. .. 
July  1, 1910,  to  May  25. 1011 . . . 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911... 

do 

.-.do 

do 

.....do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  4, 1010. . . 
July  1, 1010,  to  June  30, 1011... 

do 

.....do 

Sept  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011. . 
Oct  11, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911.. 
Oct  21, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
Nov.  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  20, 1911 . . 
Nov.  16, 1910,  to  Dec.  2, 1910. . 
Deo.  14, 1010,  to  June  30, 1911. 
Jan.  1^  1911.  to  June  30, 1911. . . 
Jan.  26, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911. . 
Apr.  1, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911. . 
do 


May  1, 1911,  to  Jtme  90, 1911... 
May  26, 1911,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011... 
July  1, 1010,  to  July  15, 1910... 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011... 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Dec.  31, 1910... 
July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  31, 1010... 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911... 
July  1, 1910,  to  Apr.  30, 1911... 
July  1, 1910,  to  Oct  20. 1010. .. 
July  1, 1010,  to  June  80, 1911... 

do 

....do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  31, 1011... 


Amount 


$1,263.88 

700.00 

1.400.00 

1.400.00 

1,400.00 

388.89 

1,400.00 

1,400.00 

1,400.00 

1.011.12 

972.23 

700.00 

700.00 

136.11 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

973.33 

1,200.00 

1.200.00 

1.200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1.200.00 

1,186.67 

1,200.00 

600.00 

1,200.00 

900.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

333.33 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1.200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

366.66 

900.00 

1,200.00 

600.00 

400.00 

1,083.33 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

413.33 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,000.00 

866.67 

833.33 

496.67 

66.67 

6o3.33 

600.00 

516.67 

300.00 

800.00 

300.00 

200.00 

116.67 

1,000.00 

41.67 

1,000.00 

1,000.00 

500.00 

333.33 

1,000.00 

838.33 

306.56 

1,000.00 

1,000.00 

1,000.00 

760.00 


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Report  oj  expenditures  on  account  oj  the  appropriation  for  '*  Solaria^  Departmax  « 
SiaU,''  fiscal  year  /P//— Continued. 

COMPENSATION  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES-OonUnaea 


To  whom  paid. 

Clerk  at  $1 /WO 

Period  of  servloe. 

AflBoni 

Thomas  Qriffln,  jr 

Margaret  H.  Wentworth 
Humphrey  D.  Howell . . 
Joseph  W.McMahon... 
Clinton  R.  Whitney 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30,  lOU 

Oct.  11, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

Oct.  21, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

Nov.  1, 1010,  to  June  80, 1911 

Jan.  1, 1911,  to  Mar.  31, 1911 

Feb.  7, 1911,  to  Mar.  31, 1911 

Apr^l,  1911,  to  June  30, 1911 

^OBB  « 

do 

til: 

ii^ 

2Sl  I 

WUUamA.Newcome... 

Edwin  Q.  Balinger 

Roger  B.  Piatt 

WiUlam  H.  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

do 

144  4 
35&I 

aiij 

LiUCY  S.  Fitzhueh 

do 

M             11,  to  June  30, 1911 

Ji3             10,  to  June  30, 1911 

Ju             10,  to  M».  31, 1911 

Jt             10,  to  Oct,  10, 1910 

Ji3             10.  to  Sept.  9. 1910 

Jc             10,  to  June  M,  1911 

Ji3             10,  to  Dec.  31, 1910 

Jt            10.  to  June  »},  1911 

,  Jt             10,  to  Oct.  31, 1910 

'ji             10,  to  June  17, 1911 

Ju.j  .,  *aO.  to  Oct.  20, 1910 

JHly  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  31, 1911 

July  ?,'mo,'to  June'io.  iiii'.lIIII ." 
do 

lA.*' 

Nerval  J.  Oster 

Clerk  at  $900 

90G  1 

William  H.  Smith 

do 

sn  i 

Margaret  H.  Wentwortl 
Robert  S.  Boesel 

do 

35&I 

do 

in.> 

Arthur  A.  Chenay 

do 

iOD.  ■ 

Clinton  R.  Whitney... 

do 

40^  1 

John  F.Doyle 

Joseph  W.  McMahon. . . 

do 

Mb  > 

do 

»'.  K 

Fred  L.Stone 

Humphrey  D.  Howell.. 
Edwin  G.  Balinger..  . 

do 

do 

do 

MS  « 

Roger  B.  Piatt 

Henry  P,  Pngan . . 

do 

do 

9V  • 

Rob^t  S.  Clayton 

do 

tOL.'* 

John  L.  Mitcbell 

.  ...do 

do 

KXl** 

John  B.  Woean 

do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  28. 191L 

July  1, 1910.  to  June  30. 191L 

do 

July  25, 1910,  to  Oct  10, 1910 

Oct.  24, 1910,  to  June  30, 191L 

Oct  14. 1910,  to  June  30, 191L 

Nov.  Id.  1910,  to  June  3D,  19U 

Feb.  8, 1911.  to  Mar.  27.  i91L 

Mar.  L  1911.  to  June  30. 1911 

Mar.  »,  1911,  to  Apr.  30, 191L 

May  2, 1911,  to  June  30. 1911 

May  17, 1911,  to  June  30. 19U 

June  17, 19U,  to  June  30. 1911 

July  1, 1910.  to  June  30. 191L 

do 

do ^ 

^0  T 

William  F.  Marshall.... 

Frank  X.Ward 

Donald  A.  Dc  Lashmntt 

do..... 

do 

do 

90C   > 

190.9 

Clinton  £.  IdacEachran. 

do 

617  > 

James  E.  McKenna 

do 

642.  V 

Bertin  F.  Toulotte 

James  B.Tate 

Ethel  G.  Christensen... 

Lucy  8.  Fitthugh 

John  H.  Prince 

Archibald  £.  Brown.... 
Harvev     £      Fenster- 

macher. 
E.  H.  Johnson 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

557. » 
OD  • 

aoo  T 

147  3i 

uaa 
a&or 

Carpenter,  11,000 

LOOB."* 

EdwaMl  A.  Savoy 

William  Freer 

Chief  messengn',  11,000 

L00&  t 

M$.a 

John  S.  Butler 

....do 

.  ...do 

Ma  or 

Richard  H.  Hawkins... 

do 

do 

MX  or 

Lloyd  Sharps 

do 

do 

940.  or 

Charles  M.  Pugh. 

do 

do 

MX(r 

RussellN.Boyd 

John  Barry 

do 

do 

do 

7&0I 

Edwin  P.  walker 

.do 

do 

7S1V 

Robert  P.  Leitridge 

do 

do 

do 

719.  OC 

Levi  Anstenspn 

...  .do 

TXta 

Howard  E.  Sangston . . . 

do 

do 

720.  di 

Colbert  S.  Syphax 

.  ..do 

do : 

720.  OD 

Isaac  Edwafcfs 

do 

do 

7&ae 

Irving  J^kaon  ^ .-,».,,  . 

.  ...do 

do 

73a  oc 

Frank  Johnson 

do 

do 

7m  00 

James  0.  Holmes. 

do 

do 

TXIV 

Albln  F.  Falrall 

do 

do 

TSlOC 

CarothersH.  Smith 

do 

do 

TXin 

Thomas  C.  Malone 

do 

do 

7201 OD 

Charles  £.  Dyson 

do 

do 

7m  or 

Alexander  B.  Clements. 

do 

do 

7m  00 

George  SootL 

do 

do 

7m  00 

Samuel  Cole 

do 

do 

7m  oc 

Daniel  L  Reed 

» do 

.     do 

716.00 

Charl^wT  Rf^er 

.  ..do 

do 

7m  or 

A  Russell  Wooding 

do 

do 

7m  or 

Thomas  Savers 

.do 

do 

7m  no 

Jamftfl  H.  S^ann 

Packer.  1720 

do 

7m  T 

Bella  Harweaves 

AlicfM.  a>vel 

do 

Till  CO 

1600.            *^            *^        ' 
Laborer  MOO 

do 

do 

tt&OO 

Charles  B .  Clements 

*  oma 

William  W.  HawlAv. . 

do 

do 

omflD 

Frederick  Remler 

do 

do 

omoc 

Oeorse  Webb 

.  ...do 

Aug.  16, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011 

July  1, 1910.  to  June  30.  i91L 

OKbOO 

Johns.  McQraw 

Mcasenger  boy.  $420 

Charles  B.  Welsh 

Arthur  Orr 

derk.classa:;.. 

Clerk,cla«4 

l-ffS 

John  Van  A.  MaoMnrray 

do 

do 

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APPBOPBIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OF  DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE.         7 

Report  oj  ezpendituret  on  account  of  the  appropriation  for  '*  Salaries,  Department  of 
StaU,**  fiscal  year  /Wi— Continued. 

COMPENSATION  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEBS-Contiimed. 


To  whom  paid. 

Designation. 

Amount 

Francis  J.  Stoeger 

Temporary  service  between  July  1, 

1910,  and  Jmie  30, 1911. 
do 

tl6L2S 

Mary  0.  Coyne 

347.60 

Joe  CruidaU 

do 

243.84 

Jeanette  Kleea 

do 

112.60 

Ona  Bell  Wellborn 

do 

450.00 

Katherine  0.  Hamilton. 

do 

46a  00 

J .  11,  Rdm^Tida 

do 

3.00 

Katherine  Klees 

do 

100.00 

Tbomaa  C.  Dawson 

do 

8.00 

Camilla  S.  Ward 

do 

120.00 

Total 

254,765.30 

NOTB.— Where  ftOl  time,  July  1, 1910,  to  June  30. 1911,  is  shown,  and  amount  paid  does  not  equal  the  full 
annual  salary,  deductions  were  made  for  leave  without  pay. 

Exhibit  No.  2. 

Report  of  expenditure  on  account  of  the  appropriation  for  ^'Foreign  trade  and  treaty 

relations"  fisaU  year  1911, 

AMOUNT  SPECIFICALLY  APPROPRIATED  FOR  COMPENSATION  OF  OFFICERS  AND 

EMPLOYEES. 


To  whom  paid. 


Designation. 


Period  of  service. 


Amount 


HenrvM.  Hoyt 

Chandler  P.  Anderson. 

H.  Peroival  Dodge 

Thomas  C.  Dawson 

WUburJ.Carr 


Charles  M.Pepp7.. 

Mack  H.  Davis 

RansfordS.  Miller. . 


Edward  T.  WUliams. 


Evan  E.  Young. 
W.T.S.  Doyle.. 


Philip  H.  PatchiD 

Frederick  Van  Dyne. . . 
Percival  Heintsleman. 

Henry  L.Janes 

Anne  H.  Shortridge. . . 

Oeorge  A.  Finch 

Lester  H.  Woolsey 

E.J.Baboock 

Theodore  C.  Hamm. . . 

James  O.Laing 

R.O.Marsh 

Hughs.  Gibson 

Wesley  Frost 

James  A.  O'Keefe 

D.L.  Pitcher 

J.M.Durant 

W.  Ford  Qramer. 

Fnmds  S.  Osborne .. . . 
J.  L.  Hargreaves....... 

Guy  V.  Booth 

William  D.  Evans 


Counselor 

....do 

Resident  dlplomatio  officer. . . 
do. 


Director  of  the  Consular  Serv- 
ice. 

Commerolal  adviser 

do. 


July  1  to  Nov.  20, 1910 

Dec  16, 1910,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
Aug.  10. 1910.  to  June  30. 1911. 
July  1, 1910,  to  Aug.  9, 1910.... 
July  1, 1010,  to  June  30, 1011... 


Chief  Division  of  Far  Eastern 

Affairs. 
Assistant  Chief  Division  of  Far 

Eastern  Affairs. 
Chief  Division  of  Near  Eastern 

Affairs. 
Assistant  Chief  Division  of 

Latin-American  Affairs. 
Chief  Division  of  Information.. 

Assistant  Solicitor. 

Special  assistant 

do. 


.do... 
.do... 
.do... 

.do... 

.do... 


.do.. 


.do., 
.do.. 


Lawderk.. 

.do., 

do.. 


Clerk,  class  4. 
aerk,class3. 
do , 


July  1  to  81, 1910 

Sept  16. 1010,  to  June  30. 1911. 
July  1. 1910,  to  Nov.  27, 1910... 
Deo  16. 1910,  to  Apr.  17, 1911 . . , 
Apr.  U,  1911,  to  June  30, 1011.. 
July  1, 1010,  to  Jane  80, 1011... 
do.. 


do 

.....do 

.....do 

Qerk,  class  1. 

do 

Qerk,  81,000.. 

.....do... 

.....do 

Messenger.... 

do.! 

.....do 


July  1, 1910,  to  Sept  6, 1910.. 
Oct  7, 1910.  to  Dec.  31, 1910... 
Jan.  24, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911. 
July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911.. 
.do 


•do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Total  compensation  paid  fhmi  amount  specifically  appropriated  for  salaries. 


82,916.67 

4,062.50 

6,687.50 

812.50 

4,600.00 

4,600.00 
4,600.00 
4,600.00 

4,600.00 

3,000.00 

3,000.00 

3,000.00 

3,000.00 

250.00 

2,376.00 

1,020.83 

847.23 

606.96 

1,800.00 

1,600.00 

293.33 

373.34 

607.78 

1,600.00 

1,200.00 

1,200.00 

1,000.00 

1,000.00 

1,000.00 

720.00 

720.00 

720.00 


67,903.68 


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8         APPBOPBIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OF  DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 

Report  of  ezpendUurea  on  aaxmrU  of  the  appropnatUm /or  "Foreign  trade  and  tre^ 
relatione,**  fiscal  year  1911 — Contmued. 

C0MPEN6ATI0M  OF  OFFICERS  AND  EMPLOYEES  PAID  FROM  hVUFSVU  APFBOFE> 

ATION. 


To  whom  paid. 


Designation. 


Period  of  service. 


James  B.  Scott. 


George  T.  Weltael 

CaroUne  S.  Lamer 

R.  P.Young 

M.  8.  Young 

Hope  K.  Thompson . . . . 

Jeanette  Klees 

Eatherine  O.  Hamilton , 

OnaBeUWeUbom 

Mary  N.  Birch 

Clemenoe  J.  Martin 

A.J.DuvaU 

JohnL.  Butler 

Qeorge  R.  Hamilton 

Ferd.  A.  Bradley 

Jerome  Colbert 

Isaac  Singers 

Charles  A.  Conant 

H,N.  Hicks , 


Solicitor  in  international  arbi- 
trations. 

Clerk,class4 

Clerk,  class  2 

do. 


Clerk,  class  1. 

....do 

Clerk,  S900... 
....do 


....do 

....do 

....do 

Messenger,  $600.. 

do 

do 


.do., 
.do... 


Special  messenger,  S3  per  day. 

Special  services 

Clerk,  $100  per  month 


Oct  1, 1910,  to  Mar.  25, 1911 

July  29, 1010,  to  Jan.  31, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  Nov.  ao,  1910 

July  1, 1910,  to  Dec.  31, 1910 

Jan.  l6. 1911,  to  June  30. 1911 

July  1, 1910,  to  Jan.  H,  i9U 

July  1, 1010,  to  Dec.  31, 1910 

July  1,*  19ld,*to  Jan!  15**1911  .Til. . . 

July  1, 1910,  to  June  30. 101^ 

do 

....do 

July  1, 1910,  to  Jan.  31, 1911 

Oct.  13, 1910,  to  Mar.  81, 1911 

Feb.  1, 1911,  to  June  30, 1911 

July  1. 1910,  to  June  15. 1911 

Aug.  27, 1910,  to  Dec.  1, 1910 

July  1, 1910,  to  July  21, 1910 


Total  compensation  paid  from  lump  sum. 


M&9 
S44.44 

«D  X 

4aLT 

900.  or 
«(&« 

250.91 
775- JC 


12.66.44 


MISCELLANEOUS  EXPENDITURES  FROM  LUMP-SUM  APPROPRIATION. 


To  whom  paid. 


B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown 

James  L.  Harmon 

Tiffany,  Collier  &  Co 

Thomas  J.  O'Brien 

Washington  Times  Co 

Boston  Book  Co 

Mack  H.Davis 

SohrotBros 

Henry  Romeike  (Ino.) 

WUliamMcNeir 

R.  H.  Hay 

J.  L.  Thompson 

New  York  Herald  Co 

Journal  of  Commerce  and  Oran- 
mercial  Bulletin. 

James  L.  Rodgers 

Charles  M.  Pepper 

E.  F.  Droop  &  Sons  Co 

Wesley  Frost 

Amola  Shanklin 

John  R.Carter 

R.C.  Kerens 

AmosP.  wader 

James  Reed.  Jr 

Irving  V.  Omis 

R.w:McNeUy 


Total  miscellaneous  expen- 
ditures. 
Thomas  J.  Fisher  &  Co 


Total.. 


On  what  account. 


Foreign  publications 

Subscription,  Washington  Post 

Addressing  envelopes 

Supscription,  Japan  Advertiser 

Subscription.... 

English  reprints 

Traveling  expenses 

Subscription,  New  York  newspapers. 

Newspaper  clippings , 

Traveling  expenses , 

Subscription,  Washington  Herald 

Subscription,  Washington  Star 

Subscription , 

do 


Subscription,  Habana  Telegraph 

Traveling  expenses 

Steamship  passage  to  Europe  of  M.  H.  Davis.. 

Traveling  expenses 

Subscription,  Mexican  Herald 

Subscriptions,  Tanine  and  Stamboul 

Traveling  expenses 

Subscription,  National  Review 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

do 


Rent  of  offices  in  the  Union  Trust  Building  for  the  Ba- 
reau  of  Trade  Relations  and  the  Bureau  of  AooocmtB. 


fTSM 
12144 

7a  u 

3.« 
K.OP 
1.263. «: 
7«lX 
81.» 
l&K 
4.* 
&« 
ULdB 
I2« 

IS 

112.  SO 
USiSi 

car 

l.«3 
1«B.« 
2MLW 

S7.;s 


8.S9&(B 


RECAPITULATION. 


Total  amount  appropriated 

Expended  from  amount  specifically  appropriated  for  compensation  of  officers  and 

employees 187, 

Expended  from  lump  sum  for  compensation  of  officers  and  employees. .  912, 662. 44 

Expended  from  lump  sum  for  miscellaneous  items 3,334.08 

Expended  for  rent  of  offices  in  Union  Trust  BuUding 6,962.00 

Total  expenditures  fh>m  lump  sum SI,: 


.  sil».f«aao 


«^ttt.li 


Balance.. 


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APPROPRIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OF  DEPARTMENT  OP  STATE.         9 

Exhibit  No.  8. 

Report  of  expendUvres  en  account  q/  the  appropriation /or  **Stationay,  /umUtare^  cto., 
Department  ofState^**  fiscal  year  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account. 


Axnoont. 


Jolin  Wanamaker 

U.  C,  Davison  Co 

Library  Boreau 

Charles  G.  Stott  &  Co 

C.  D.Collins 

Remington  T3rpe writer  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co.. 

Moaarch  Typewriter  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co. 

Hammond  Typewriter  Co 

Capital  Vacuum  Cleaner  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Dulia  &  Martin  Co 

Julius  Fowl 

Julius    Lansburgh    Furniture   & 
Carpet  Co. 

Universal  Supply  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

Shaw- Walker  Co 

Jolin  A.  Dushane  &  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

W.  A.  Copenhaver 

W.  W.  Rutherford 

N.  U.  Minnix  Co 

L.  E.  Baltiley 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Lute  &  Co 

Charles  Scribner's  Sons 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

George  W.  Spier 

Neale  Publishing  Co 

Beck  Duplicator  Co 

Ellis  A.  Cimbel 

Charles  E.  Perry  &  Co 

r.  H.  Helskell.lr.,  &  Co 

James  B.  LambleCo 

Manifold  Supplies  Co 

George  N.  Rider 

Eastnampton  Rubber  Thread  Co. 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book 
Co. 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

George  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Charles  W.  Beers 

L.  J.  Naramore 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Philip  Lindemeyr 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing 
Co. 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Sons  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Shoemaker  <&  Busch 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

Dolphin  Jute  MUls 

Neidich  Process  Co 

Herman  C.  Metcalf 

Union  Envelope  Co 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

Charles  F.  Rockwell 

WlUlamMannCo 

Fred  S.  Ltacoln  (Inc.) 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Lambdc  Tilden 

Albert  Kahlert  &  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  dt  Sons 

BedeU  Manufacturing  Co 

W.AJ.Sloane 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Rodolpb  &  West  Co 

Robert  E.  Thornton 

L.  H.Thomas  Co 

Distrtct  of  Columbia  Paper  Man- 
Qfiwtoring  Co. 


OfBce  furniture,  etc 

Press  copy  paper 

Index  cards  and  supplies 

Stationery  supplies 

Carpentrv 

Type  writOTS,  repairs,  supplies 

Tyiwwriters,  repairs,  ribbons 

Typewriters,  repairs 

Typewriters,  repairs,  supplies 

Typewriters 

Type  shuttle 

Cleaner  emd  handle  liar  same 

Envelopes 

Water  pitcheis,  pans,  suppUes 

Baskets 

Furniture 

Ink,  file  cases 

Shears 

Index  cabinets,  cards,  and  supplies 

Envelopes 

Stationery 

Official  cards 

Paper  fasteners : 

Telephone  holders,  repairs 

Shock  absorbers  for  typewriters 

Ribbon.... 

Drawing  board,  etc 

Seal  press  and  die 

Portfolios 

Memorandum  pads 

Lumber 

Clock? 

Cards 

Supplies  for  duplicator 

Waabstands 

Numbering-machine  paper 

Sponges 

Locks 

Carbon  paper,  etc 

Dictionary : 

Rubber  bands 

Stationery  supplies,  silk  cord,  etc 

Holders 

Cloth  for  desk  tops 

Pencil  sharpeners,  engrossing  ink 

Writing  paper 

Reading  glasses 

Stationery  supplies , 

Stamp-pad  ink,  wrapping  paper 

Index  cabinets,  cards 

Waste  baskets '. 

Stationery  supplies,  rubber  bands,  paper,  ink,  pencils,  etc, 

Gum  arable 

Tyx)ewrlter  cushion  keys 

Twine 

Carbon  paper , 

Envelope  sealer 

Enveloi>es , 

Filing  cabinets,  folders,  etc 

Erasers  and  pencils 

Steel  pens,  erasers , 

Press  copy  books , 

Filing  cabinets,  index  cards,  office  fomiture 

Desks , 

Type,  steel  cutting  die , 

Cleaning  carpet , 

Office  furniture,  mirrors,  screens,  repairs,  etc 

Recaning  chairs,  chair  seats 

Rugs  and  carpets,  cleaning  rugs 

OfTice  supplies , 

Water  coolers,  screening,  casters 

Blotting  paper , 

Flash  Light  paste , 

Blotting  papers 


I6L66 

80.25 

46.28 

176.73 

244.47 

329.32 

234.81 

110.86 

260.20 

20L00 

2.60 

127.50 

640.60 

22.66 

n.oi 

20.36 

62.54 

36.20 

183.10 

176.26 

113. 14 

12.76 

18.00 

12.60 

12.00 

4.20 

4.63 

260.00 

73.00 

2.00 

13.60 

1^60 

L60 

3.60 

16.86 

6.21 

29.26 

6.76 

10.86 

18.00 

100.26 

321.18 

6.13 

21.30 
10. 6d 

666.8^ 
3.00 

617.88 
33.66 
77.06 

26.20 

1,136.63 

7.38 

23.60 

26.80 

34.00 

2.^ 

40.74 

100.66 

6.70 

72.02 

24.03 

776.66 

304.00 

18.36 

3.45 

1,864.75 

5.80 

'    461.54 

127.78 

25.84 

7.42 

32.00 

60.80 


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10      AJPPBOPBUTIONS  UNDEB  CONTROL  OF  DEPABTMENT  OF  STATE. 

Report  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  appropriation  for  **8taJtwner§^  fumUurt^  et 
Department  of  State,**  fiical  year  /9//— Gontinaed. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  ^i^at  aooount 


Joseph  Dixon  Craclbto  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co. : 

Superintendent  State.  War,  and 

Navy  Department  isuttding. 
Treasory  Department 


Outstanding  obligations.. 
Total 


Pencil9  and  c 

Pencils 

Electri  -  I  supplies;  cleaning  and  laying  carpets 

Prorate  of  Department  of  State  of  cost  of  stationary  a 
piles  furnished  the  General  Supply  Oonunittee..... 


S47.B 
SOlM 


1O»«0lS 


Exhibit  No.  4. 

Report  of  expendUuree  on  account  of  the  appropriation /or  **Booht  and  mapB,  Depart- 
ment of  StaUr  JUoal  year  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account 


Lawyers'  Cooperative  Publishing 
Go. 

West  Publishing  Co 

CarsweU  Co.  (Lt«; 

W.  H.  Lowdecmilk  ^  Co 


B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown. 

J.  B.  Lipptnoott  Co 

T.  L.  C5e 

Brentano's 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society. . 

B.  Frledlander  &  Sohn. 

A.  Pedone 

Lyon  O.  Tyler 

E.  W.  Bullinger 

J.D.  McBrideCo 

John  Byrne  &  Co 

American   Society   International 

Law. 

E.  A.  Nichols  Co 

Callaghan  &T)o 

A.  N.  Marquis  A  Co 

Virginia  HistOTieal  Society 

Edward  Thompson  Co 

New  Endand  Historical  and  Gene- 

aloglcfu  Society. 


Legal  reports,  etc. 


United  States  Statutes,  digest 

Law  books  (Canadian  statutes,  etc).. 

Books,  dictionaries,  publications 

Foreign  books  and  publications 

Books 

Legal  books 

Book.. 


Historical  publications 

Foreign  publications 

do 

Subscriptions 

Supscription  to  Guide 

Summary  of  Electoral  Votes 

Legal  books  and  publications 

Subscription,  American  Journal  of  Intamatloiial  Law. 

Historical  book 

Lawbooks 

Who's  Who  in  America 

Subscription  to  publications 

FederalStatutes  Supplement 

Index  to  Society  Register 


57.9 
2Ltt 

mL» 

74SLm 
4. 71 
4.64 

a.n 

01.74 

7.0D 
2.tt 

ifla.n 
&aD 

ft.aD 
m« 

SL» 


U8n.n 


Exhibit  No.  5. 

Report  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  apvropriation  for  "Contingent 
Department  of  StaU,"  fiscal  year  1911. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account 


W.  M.  Galt&Co 

Stewart  &  Co 

Hoge  &  McDoweDCo 

Fruee-Potomao  Laundry  Go 

J.  Baumgarten  it  Sons  Co , 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 
Go. 

J.  h.  Harmon 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

American  loe  Co 

John  Wanamaker 

Miller.  Clagett  A  Co 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Washin^on  Gas  Ll^t  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

H.  BaumgartanCo 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co 

R.  MoBeynolds  Sons. 


For^ 

Laundering  toweb 

Rubber  stamps,  ink 

Telephone  senrloe,  exchange  rent. 


Subscription,  Washington  Post. 

Floor  oil 

Ice 

Combs 

Soap,  metal  poUdi,  matches. 

Toweling 

Gas 

Lumber. 

Rubber  stamps. 


Repairs  to  hamesB,  oarriagB,  ete. 


tn&u 

114I 
IM.8 

S110 
4SLn 

c« 

mn 

Uii» 

171 


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APPBOPRUXIONS  UNDER  OONTBOL  OF  DEPABTMENT  OF  STATE.       11 

Report   of  expenditures  on  account  oj  the  appropriation  /or  ^^CorUingerU  expentes^ 
Department  o/StaU,''  JUcal  year  /9/i~Ck)ntmued. 


To  whom  paid. 


Oa  what  aooount 


Amoant. 


E.  J.  MniphyCo 

R.H.  Hay 

Dlehl  IfainifBctaiiiig  Co.. 

Maitiii  Reynolds 

Mary  A.  M«wigim, 

Charlea  A.  Heifiirth...... 

E.Z.  Tower 


Shoemaker  &  Busoh 

Harral  Soap  Co. 

C.  Schneider's  Sons 

J.  F.Reid 

John  B.  Espey 

PhUad^bia,  Reading  &  Potta- 
▼flle  TelegTaFh  Co. 

United  States  Express  Co 

Charles  Becker  &  Co 

Robert  H.  Van  Sohaack 

Edward  Stevens 

James  W.  Haynie 

Howard  E.  Sanoton. 

New  London  4t  Mew  York  Cham- 
ois Skin  Co. 

Neale  Publishing  Co 

P.  H.  HelskeU,  jr.,  Co 

Stewart  &  Wimmel 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

L.  O.  Heist , 

Pullman  Automatic  Ventilator 
Manufacturing  Co. 

Adams  Express  Co 

>  W.  JCnox  Express  Co.. 


nts  Transit  &  Storage  Co.. 

C.  A.  Muddiman  &  Co 

W.  L.  Swayxe. 

E.  8.  Newman : 

W.  T.  Oalliher  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

E.  O.  Shafer&Co 

Charles  A.  Bidman , 

James  O.  Holmes 

B.  T.  Williams 

P.  J.  MendeU  &  Co 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing 
Co. 

J.  L.  Thompson. 

GeargB  A.  Finch 

J.  O.Akers 

A.S.  Pinkett 

J.  W.  Ireland  Electrical  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church , 

Fred  J.  Zegowits 

Louis  Harng 

WilUam  McNeir. 


James  Bennett.      

PhUlp  Lindemeyr. 

Luta&Co 

Woodward  ^  Lothrop 

E.  B.  Adams  Co , 

Dora  &  Fitseerald. , 

Lamb^  Tilaen 

Z.  D,  Oilman 

James  B.  LambieCo , 

Oeorn  F.  Muth  ^  Co 

WQlumH.  Dyer. 

James  L.  Barron  &  Co 

Howard  R.  Barnes 

Ouy,  Cunan&Co 

Morsell's  hardware  store 

Acme  Repair  &  Bicycle  Co 

Schrot  Bros 

New  York  Tbcies 

New  York  Tribune  Association . . . 

New  York  Herald  Co 

Sun  Printing  A  Publishing  Asso- 
ciation. 

New  York  American 

Washington  Times  Co. 

Tribune  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

Rudolf  A  West  Co 


Soap,  candles 

Subscription,  Waahhigton  Herald 

Electric  flans 

Services  as  laborer  in  care  of  stable  and  hocses. 

Rent  of  stables 

Care  and  repair  of  clocks 

Certilied  copy  tram  records  of  circuit  court  of  Garrett 
County,  Md. 

Alcohol,  metal  i>oli8h,  hand  brushes. .' 

Castile  soap 

Repairs  combination,  new  lock,  etc 

Pasturing  horses 

Locks 

Telegrams. 

Expressage....... ...< 

Salvo 

Sponges. 

Insect  powder. !..!...! '. 

Furniture  i>olish 

Pen  tray,  new^apers 

Chamois  skins. 


Cards  and  plate. 


Cotton  mops,  iron  buckets,  sponges 
Brake  shoes  for  mail  wagon,  wagon  hire. , 

Brooms , 

Camphor , 

Telegrams , 

Ventilators. 


E: 
Fre1 


,t  and  hauling.. 


nauJinf... 
Oas  radiator. 
Calendar  stands  and  i 
Repairs  adding  machl] 

Lumber 

Sink  and  fixtures  for  lithographer 

Charges  on  code  sent  to  Monterey,  Mex... 

Newspapers , 

Publication,  long  distance  telephone . . . . , 

Repairing  bicycle 

Rubber  hose , 


Subscription,  Washington  Star . 

En>ress  charges. 

Oak  molding 


Newspapers. 

Wiring 

Lumber 

Messenger  service 

Stable  simplies. 

Subscription,  Washington  Times 

Repairs  carriage,  rebuildhig  boiler  for  stable,  paste  onpe. 

Stamp  pad  ink 

Repairs  harness,  stable  supplies,  etc 

Soap  dishes 

Cuspidors 

Shoeing  horses 

Repairs  numbering  machine,  stamp  die 

Ha3rbru8hes,  whisk  brooms 

Hardware  and  supplies 

Hard  oU  finish,  gnie,  wax  tapers,  etc 

Oak  molding 

Dustpans 

Newspapers 

Brushes,  soap,  combs 

Saw  blades. 

Repairs  to  bicycle. 

New  York  newspapers 

Subscription 

do 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Brushes  and  drills,  wood  screws. . 
Hardware  and  supplies 


188.75 
14.40 
81.00 

eoo.oo 

720.00 

120.00 

.50 

62.21 
5.29 
8.00 
87.88 
12.00 
LOO 

2Le7 
2.50 

48.00 

10.00 

8.00 

.00 

Ml  50 

2.50 
U.05 

3.50 
26.74 
62.00 

7.78 
18.75 

52.14 

22.07 
2.26 
5.00 
5.78 

10.00 
8.80 

10.00 
1.50 
.50 
4.36 
L16 

12.16 

5.40 

L66 

L80 

42.21 

88.00 

6.08 

.80 

.51 

5.89 

9.00 

L26 

50.46 

L12 

12.00 

260.28 

8.70 

20.78 

04.02 

36.11 

.50 

0.26 

.62 

117.00 

L78 

.70 

242.70 

2.74 

2.15 

8.20 

2.58 

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4.14 
16.80 
20.78 
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12       APPROPRIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OF  DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE. 


Report  0/  expenditures  on  account  oj  the  appropriation  for  '^ConJtingen'  ezpenm. 
Department  of  States    fiscal  year  791/— Continued. 


To  whom  paid. 

On  what  accoim' 

a™-. 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Klectric  current 

a9 

Poftal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Journal  of  Commerce  and  Com- 

Messenger lervice  ^ . 

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Subscription 

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mercial  BallettD. 
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Natural  Floor  Oil  Co 

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Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

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12,6* 

Howard  Dustless  Duster  C© 

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15.6 

W.  Z.  HoltMlaw  

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IS.  Si 

Capital  Traction  Co 

Car  tickets 

tt.a 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . . . 

Electric  fans,  portable  lamps,  etc 

i«.74 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co 

Federal  Taxlcab  Co 

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5.75 

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1.00 

Samuel  Goodwin 

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Bach.  R.  Wilson 

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Edward  Ooss 

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Statkmxnt  No.  1,  Diplomatic— lieport  oj  expenditures  made  by  the  Department  of 
Stale  on  aeeourU  of  the  appropriation  for  "Contingent  expensea,  foreign  miesione, 
fiscal  year  1912. 


J.  P.  Nawrath 

Adams  Express  Co 

United  States  Express  Co. 

Charles  Q.  Stott&Co 

Union  Envelope  Co 


United  States  Envelope  Co.... 

John  A.  Dushane  A  Co 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

Dolin  &  Martin  Co 

Valley  Paper  Co 

Western  Unioo  Telecra]^  Co.. 

Postal  Telegraph-CablelCo 

J.  Baumnrten  Sc  Sons 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Neidich  Process  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Boseh. .» 

District  of  Colombia  Paper  Co. 

W.  L.  Swayze 

A.  Schumacher 

Porter  Safety  Seal  Co 

J.  H.  WeU^Co 

Manifold  StippUes  Co 

Standard  Oil  to.  of  New  York 
Slaymaker  Look  ManoilMStmlng  Co 

Harris  Fire  Apperatos  Co 

M.  O.  CopelandCo 

P.  H.  H&keU,  Jr.,  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

W.  U.  Moses  &  Sons 

City  postmaster 

I.  P.  Roosa,  United  States  di»* 

tMitch  agent,  New  York, 
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Mkhael  A.  Tito.  United  States  dis* 
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CD.  Coffins 

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Charles  F.  Rockwell 

WOliamMannCo 

L.  H.  &  J.  M.  Sdmeider 

Racine  Boat  Go 

E.  Amores 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

L.C.Smith  A  Bros.  Co 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Eagle  PencQ  Co 

A  merican  Lead  Pencil  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co. . 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Philip  LiDdemeyr 

Charles  W.  Beers 

W.  D.  Lowdennilk  A  Co 

Baker,  Voorhis  &  Co 

E vening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

New  York  Snn 

New  York  Tribune 

New  York  Herald  Co 

Dulnth  News  Tribune 

InteUiseocer  Publishing  Co 

New  York  Times 

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Rubber  stamps,  seal  presses 

Dating  stamps 

Sealing  wax,  envelopes 

Twhie,  ribbon,  caret ,  etc 

Carbon  paper 

Gum  arable 

Blotting  paper 

Stationerv  simplies 

Tin  packmg  boxes 

Sealmc  implements,  lead  aeals. 

Thumo  tacks 

Carbon  paper 

Oil  stoves,  oil,  ete 

Mail  poncn  locks  and  keys 

Fire  extinguishers 

Flags.. 


Index-card  cabinet,  cards 

Office  furniture,  rugs,  eto 

Postage  stamps 

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108.43 

104.41 

270.66 

25.32 

44.03 

3fi5.75 

94.20 

2.66 

274.78 

46,082.74 

15,464.06 

14.52 

1.67 

1,306.91 

366.66 

80.00 

14.75 

89.38 

188.01 

107.70 

126.60 

48.80 

94.32 

96.69 

83.00 

120.00 

1,091.40 

48.76 

96.00 

83.00 

3,104.68 

1,600.00 

2,000.00 

6L18 

600.00 

44.86 

3.74 

642.90 

602.00 

121.87 

72.00 

408.34 

790.00 

8.25 

904.60 

336.00 

160.00 

7X90 

92.81 

7.83 

33.75 

70.79 

282.78 

1,780.71 

168.23 

1,032.88 

41.80 

310.00 

7.30 

144.37 

186.83 

71.16 

13.16 

6.30 

43.36 

18.00 

8.33 

10.00 

3.60 

17.46 

20.76 

321.60 

31.06 

32.00 


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Statbmbnt  No.  2,  Diplomatio.— ^to/emeTit   showing   the   dtaraeUr   and 

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sup- 
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Post, 
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Argentine  Republic 

Austria-Hungary 

Belgium 

Bolivia* 

BrasU 

Bulgaria,  Roumania,  and 

Servia 

ChUe 

China 

Colombia 

Costa  Rica 

Cuba 

Denmark 

Dominican  Republic 

Ecuador 

France 

Germany 

Great  Qritaln 

Greece  and  Montenegro. . . 

Guatemala* 

Haiti 

Honduras 

Italy 

Japan 

Liberia 

Mexico 

Morocco 

Netherlands 

Nicaragua 

Norway 

Panama 

Paraguay  and  Uruguay. . . 

Persia *. 

Peru 

Portugal 

Russia 

Salvador 

Slam , 

|l»ta 

Sweden 

Switierland 

Turkey. 


I8M.17 

1,817.61 

347.40 

254.36 

sea  99 

627.32 

573.86 

1,397.94 

1,084.00 

360.00 

1,069.21 

443.20 

782.61 

397.98 

1,189.40 

1,8^.60 

2,974.03 

273.09 

263.20 

472.00 

305.29 

707.16 

926.20 

369.36 

1,419.30 

2,266.26 

88&92 

44&08 

1,344.71 

822.05 

496.32 

954.69 

636.32 

387.26 

2,603.79 

554.47 

825.23 

1,176.26 

761.98 

«2aoo 

5,279.66 
608.40 


162.12 


$61.15 
41.46 


1526.39 
291.09 


20.84 
48.59 


8.00 
107.60 


1117.16 
110.07 
370.84 
64.40 
118.25 

112.81 


189.81 


28.08 


11.35 
83.37 


289.87 


&56 
38.00 


91.47 
24.07 
126.66 
60.17 
99.43 
40.20 


570.01 


6.18 
236.81 


384.94 


6.00 


7a  26 
2&20 


128.04 
102.37 


11.04 


14.46 


1.25 
6.69 
76.24 
43.81 
8.40 


11.40 


48461 


97.40 

8.46 

213.38 


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5.75 

218.49 

1.39 

13.22 


229.79 

205.98 

291.93 

72.80 

18.52 

63.60 

17.23 

125.85 

206.93 

99.26 

30.00 

35.48 

216.34 


87.46 
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40.00 

4.26 

18.12 

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36.95 

378.99 


122.67 


628.62 


26.28 
1.03 


103.34 
1&15 
203.42 
29.89 
12.66 
19.75 
62.42 
41.49 
140.10 
V8.35 
87.15 
194.50 
282.44 


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41, 961. 31 2, 027. 95  2, 56a  50 1, 482. 02  4, 268. 60  70, 952. 22  2, 0«a  45  1,767. 


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I  Austria-Hungary.    Porter's  uniforms,  $46.60;  photogrsplis  of  embassy,  $ld 
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{358.00. 

•  Denmark.    Messenger's  uniforms,  $6a60. 

*  France.    Sundries,  $177.03. 

>  Germany.    Moving  expensw  and  repairs  and  decotation  of  new  embany ,  $2,64CL97. 
_     SimdileB,  $288.60;  paioohial  rates,  tl21.99. 


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324.63 
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1,75182 

509.89 

22.50 

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1,567.00 
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2,817.85 

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327.89 

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34.90 

14.03 

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28.70 

12.79 

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28.46 

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1,194.97 

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4.87 

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142.31 

94.97 

14.12 

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263.99 

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31.78 

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2,453.53 

3,365.01 

16,809.38 

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1,42137 

9,121.60 

72,27134 

1,814.48 

8,76178 

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"Torkey.    Repairs  to  ariveway,  $29 J3;  taxes,  $88. 
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8TATBMBMT  No.  1,  CovsmjM,SzpendUur€9  made  for  the  expenses  of  eonsuis  general 
at  large  {consular  inspeotorw),  fiscal  year  1911, 

Fteming  D.  Cheshire $2,363.44 

Gharlas  C.  Eberhardt. 2,322.29 

Alfred  L.  M.  Gottschalk 4,847.86 

Hottton  W.  Harris 1,769.11 

George  H.  Murphy 2,379.51 

Total 13,681.71 

Statbmbnt  No.  2,  Consular.— .S^spenditurM  for  ** Salaries  of  eonaular  assistante,*' 

fiscal  year  1911. 

Frank  Bohr $1,000.00 

Charles  C.Broy 811.11 

Frederic  W.  Cauldwell 1,800.00 

Charles  Lyon  Chandler 1,000.00 

Alfred  W.  Donegan 227.77 

HaseUH.  Dick 297.22 

Aichlbald  B.  Donnan 1,168  89 

Louis  G.  Dreyfus,  jr 475.00 

John  W.  Dye 963.33 

OtroC.  Oould 1,100.00 

Ross  J.  Hareltinfi 402.77 

Milton  B.  Kirk 1,243.34 

Bernard  Manning 250.00 

Dean  B.Mason 1,800.00 

Lncien  Memmingor 706.66 

Ely  Eliot  Palmer 466.67 

Ksnneth  8.  Patton 1,003.88 

De  Witt  C.  Poole 458.84 

Warren  E.  Schutt 1,000.00 

Maddin  Summers 1,400.00 

Allied  R.  Thomson 294.44 

Roger  Culver  Tredwell 1,000.00 

Richard  Westacott 1,800.00 

Ripley  Wilson 1,000.00 

James  B.Young 1,000.00 

Total 22,660.42 

Statement  No.  3,  Consular. — Report  of  expendUures  made  by  the  Dejpartment  of 
State  on  account  of  the  appropriation  for  *'  Contingent  expenses.  United  States  consu- 
lates," fiscal  year  1911, 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  account 


Amount. 


Jotm  Byrne  &  Co 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

HuhbeU  Publishing  Co 

Baker,  Voorhis  &  Co 

W.  A.  Copenhaver 

Charles  w.  Beers 

James  Boyd  &  Bro 

Union  Envelope  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Charles  F.  Rockwell 

Harris  M.  Crist 

A.J.Arbeely 

William  Mann  Co 

Natiomil  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

D.N.Meyer 

Isaac  A.  Mannhig 


Legal  publications,  etc 

Books  and  publications 

Synopsis  or  the  Laws 

Subscription  American  Journal  of  International  Lew. 

Engravmg  plates  and  printing  cards 

Paper. 


Thomas  P.  Moffat 

James  L.  Rodgers 

Samuel  T.  Lee , 

ConsoUdated  Sales  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Neldich  Process  Co 

VaDey  Paper  Co 

Cushman,  Dennlson  Manufacturing 
Co. 

Rudolph  ^  West  Co 

New  York  Tribune 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Johnson  AHiggins 


Fire  extinguishers 

Envelopes 

....do.VT. 

Steel  pens  and  erasers 

Eagle  Almanacs 

Translating  document 

Press  copy  books 

Portable  fight,  desk  fans 

Army  buttons 

Special  expenses  while  under  orders  of  the  Secretary  of 
State. 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Shears 

Stationery  supplies 

Carbon  paper 

Paper 

Perfect  sealers 


Fly  screening 

Subscription 

\,ms  and  cablegrams. 


Fred  8.  Llncohi  (Inc.). 
W.  B.Moses  &  Sons... 
Shaw-Walker  Co. 


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Proportion  of  general  average  ns  per  ad.iustinent  of  Oct. 
10, 1911,  on  supplies  for  the  Consular  Sorviop  on  board 
steamship  Manchuria,  stranded  at  Honolulu.  Aug. 
20, 1906. 

Office  furniture,  index  cards 

Rugs,  office  furniture,  etc 

Filmgcabhiets 

Desks  and  tables 

Carpets  and  rugs 

Chairs 


$6,797.92 

68.84 

1,898.40 

1,485.00 

180.85 

1,670.02 

21.00 

69.81 

662.82 

293.61 

30.00 

25.00 

144.18 

31.56 

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406.46 

153.50 
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14.90 

3,812.83 

6,045.07 

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101.06 

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804.60 

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Btatbmbmt  No.  3,  GoN8ULAB.~2{epor<  0/  expmdUuru  made  ty  the  DnartmaU  §( 
State  on  aeeount  0/  the  appropriation  for  ^*Cantingent  expeneee,  UniUd  SUtUe  conn* 
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JqUds  Lansbnrgb  Fumitaie  Go 

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Qeoflnl  FirapEoofing  Go 

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W.  A.  Cooper,  United  States  dto- 

pateh  annt,  San  Frandaoo.  CaL 
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patdi  agent,  New  Orleans,  La. 

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R.  Carter  BaUantyne 

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District  of  Cotombia  Paper  ICanu- 
bhctoffais  Co. 

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QeorcB  W.  Knox  Ezptess  Co 

Hanffold  Supplies  Co 

A.  Schumacher 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Underwood  iTperwriter  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Honarch  Typewriter  Co 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  A  Bros.  Typewriter  Co. 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Joseph  Dixon  Cmoible  Co 

Bade  Pencil  Co 

rTp.  Clarke  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

P.H.HelskBn.Jr.,Co 

Hamilton  Butknr 

John  A.  Dushane&Go 

H.  O.  Copeland  Co 

J.  P.Nawrath 

Fairbanks  Co 

Adams  Express  Co 

United  States  Express  Co 

Charles  O.StoUA  Co 

Ci^  postmaster 

C.  D.CoUlns 

N.M.MinnixCo 

Press  Publishing  Co 

Washington  Post  Co 


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Wrapping  paper 

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Dating  stamps 

Seals  and  presses,  stamps. . . 
Sealing  wax,  envelopes,  etc.. 

Gum  arable 

THumb  tacks 

BtotttDg  paper 


Wiresoieening 

Rubber  bands. ...... 

Drayage  and  freiclit. . 

Carbon  paper 

Tin  packing  boxes. . . 


Typewritsrs,  repairs 

TypewriUtfs,  ribbons 

Typewritsrs 

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Taffleta  ribbon,  silk  cord,  ete. 

Stationery  supplies 

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mciSr traveihig  ej^penses.' 
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Flags,  awnings. 
Twme,  tape.... 
soaks.... 


Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

HenOdPublishingOo. 

Chicacp  Henld  Co 

Lake  County  Times 

Buffalo  News 

Brooklyn  Union  Publishing  Co 

Advertiser  Co 

Horace  F.  McCann 

Bee  Publishing  Co 

Globe  Newspaper  Co 

R.  W.  FairbaimCo 

Tribune  Publishing  Co 

PostPubliihingCo 

A.  H.  BeloTCo 

Atlantic  Journal  Co 

Tribune  Assoeiatioii 

R.  A.  Crothen 

Tampa  Dafly  Times 

Republican  Printing  Co 

Topeka  Capital 

Johnstown  Tribune  Publishing  Co. 

News  PublishingCo 

Chicago  Reoord-Heiald 

Express  Publishing  Co 

Journal  Printing  Co 

Chariestown  Evening  Post 

Detroit  Journal  Go . 


StaticoiBry  supplies,  bbiders 

Stamps 

Making  pocking  boxes 

SafBcabmets 

Worid  Almanacs 

Publishing  death  notices  of  American  eitlans  dying 
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57.35 

2LO0I 

Berne 

4n 

Birmingham 

.73 

.92 

47.88 

62  20 

LOO 

a37 

a  37 

.66 

972  97 

3L28 

2202 

12  23 

37  2i 

Bineflelds 

298 

12  58 

Bogota 

15.80 
130 
U.36 
4L04 

■ 'n.'w 

298 

72  84 

Boma 

4a  53 

"*"a36 

20B 

Bombay  '• 

1282 

Bordeaux 

468 

7.80 
286 

ao8 

7.56 
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ias6 

5L84 
5a  54 

8a  63 
3253 

12  3V 

Bremen 

5a  91 

297 
.42 

8208 

Breslau 

248 

Bristol 

ao^ 

Bmn^wiok 

L90i 

Brussels 

261 
3.46 
43L90 
7.82 

4a  35 

4261 
7.73 
4235 

LIS 

Bucharest** 

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265 
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2200 
57.70 

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82  53 

tt.82 

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4206 
6253 

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82  2S 
262  44 

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6a  90 

66.76 

iai3 

215 

12  84 

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55.51 
13.47 

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Calcutta 

544  89 

92  30 
280 

112  98 
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827.20 

8L07 
87.00 
1267 
2a  80 
2280 

3261 

Calgary 

cwfao: ...: ; 

3a  07 

200 
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Oampbellton. ........ 

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5L57 
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0294 

Cape  OiBdas  a  Dies 

Cape  Haitian 

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42  24 

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8L85 

7268 

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202 

2215 

2L10 
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27.16 
13.45 
1L29 
23L48 
2  61 

7200 
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5218 
3200 
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0280 
1298 
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Carlsbad 

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238 

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7.10 

12  86 

7. 34 

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248 

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5.00 

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27.17 

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1  Adls  Ababa.    Keep  of  honei,  6130.50;  cavas  anilorma.  314.70 

>  Aleppo.   Oavaa  nnlforma.  |18a4a 
•Alexandria.    UnifonnsTiBaoi. 
•Amoy.    Uniforms,  in^t 
•AntCBig.    Uniforms,  34062 
•Bagdad.    Uniforms,  646 J». 

>  Barcelona.    Uniforms,  613.46 
•Barmen.    Taasa,  6160.02 


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Beinit.    UBiftirmf,  tlOO.43. 
'"Thrae  quarters  only, 
u  Bradford.    Tazea,Sa02^ 
M  Oafro.    Untfonna,  I205.86l 
■  Oalcatta.    Uniforms,  140.87 
M  Canton.    Tazea,  $96.74. 
MQapeTown.    AdvartiriBg Oommarclai 


iBfonnalioB  Baraaa*  908.4S. 


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STATBMB29T  No.  4,  CoNBULAB.— ^totefiMftf  9hiowmg  the  ehantUr  and  amunaU  qf^rpmagt 

gent  eacpenteg,  UnUtd  SUim 


Hessen- 

ger, 
janitor, 

•to. 

TlETd- 

ing  ex- 
penses. 

Cab, 
car- 
rla«. 
and 
boat 
blre. 

IM^t 

on 
ftimi. 

and 

FWt- 
aca. 

Telo- 
grans. 

Tele- 
phone. 

PiintiBf  toZ£ 

aad        tOR 
MndlBC.  ■Ddfts^ 

ClMf (^ 

S73a74 

so&eo 

29a  13 
237.06 
174.72 
88a  00 

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2iaoo 

420178 

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13&26 

30a  00 

722.  Od 
8a  78 
4a  78 

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6.30 
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138 

10168 
202 

2a  70 
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6.00 

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8178 
4127 
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21.10 
177.82 
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1171 
4196 
1108 
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1106 
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2101 
8100 
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1100 
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loin 

2180 
2131 
10104 
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133L00 
4171 
6130 
2128 
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42.88 
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16L73 
14L8fl 
27.17 
0104 
87.71 
6126 
4130 
4178 
13108 
7178 
2188 
6108 
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28.43 
28.28 
3140 
11160 
182.08 
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28170 

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1109 

10170 

177 

826.00 
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at  each  connUaUy  induding  ageneieSf  dunng  the  year  ended  June  SO,  1911,  frcm  ^*(km$xn- 
amnHaU;*-  1911 — Gontmued. 


*  Three  quartni  only. 

•  Httokow.    TazBs.  fTOiaO;  repftlre  to  boUding.  .Ights.  and  walls.  $126.13. 

*  Hongkong.    Unlflonna,  170.61. 

•  Jeroaalem.    Uniforms.  S137.80;  Installing  ofBoe  in  new  qoarten,  SSLIX 


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Statbmbnt  No.  4,  Gonsulab.— iSftotem^nt  showing  the  diaraeter  and  amouni  qfrntrntm 

g€nt€zpen»m^  UmtmSiaim 


Messen- 

ger, 
Janitor, 

eta 

Travel- 
ing ex- 
penses. 

Cab, 
ear- 
ring, 
and 
boftt 
hire. 

".5? 

freight 

on 
tami- 
tore 
and 
sup- 
pUes. 

Port. 
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Srams. 

Tele- 
phone. 

Printiiif 
MndlDB. 

toica. 

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8887.77 
50136 

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80L28 
158.17 

5a76 
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4&18 
122.88 

5188 
82L12 
563.84 
1,68027 
81&33 
970.05 
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189.20 

84.73 

43.54 

150.45 

111. 18 

1,146.13 

75.30 
119.52 
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584.51 

89.23 
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115.89 

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27.88 
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108.71 
36.20 

Mukden 

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7.19 

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20.32 
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Newcastle  on  Tyne 

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48.08 
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10.92 

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18.80 
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•Leeds.    Taxes, 8158.90. 
•Liverpool.    Taxes, 8317.89. 

*  London.    Taxes,  81 ,279  JA 

*  Lonrenfio  Marques.    Expenses  of  sale  of  old  Goveroment  property,  670L4A 


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at  Mch  connUaU, mduiing  ageneUtt  during  the  jfear  endtd  June  80, 1911,from  ''Qmtinr 
eontulatet,"  IPil— Coiilinued. 


•  Haslrat    aDlHsmis,  $12.66:  Fourth  of  July  oelebfatloiit  gratiilUes.  etc..  f3L22. 

•Mflnliis     Uniforms,  $103.95. 

'  Tlmo  Qoarton  only. 

•liMiB.   (inomiiidbort»,IMhtiiiit)nii$,IO.«). 


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Statbmbmt  No.  4,  CovBjn4AR,— Statement  thawing  the  eharaeter  and  ammaU  oft 

gent  expentei^  UmUi  Siaim 


■  PortBllMtetti.    T«zn,faJO. 

s  Thrte  qoartHB  only. 

•  RatrbeBbm    SbUfttlM  oT  aleolfte  llcht%  l».4«. 

«Ronrlo.    Morlngezn —  — 

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at  eadi  eofimdaU^  induXng  agendet^  during  th$  year  md$d  June  SO^  1911,  Jrmn  "Otmlm- 


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Stavexsmt  No.  4,  CoK8i7LAB.-HS(ateOMiit  %kofwmg  Hu  tkaraeUr  mkd  amoutU  cfofom 

gent  expaum,  UmUi 


Menen- 

Janitor, 
etc 

TimTd- 
ingez- 
penaes. 

Oab, 
car- 
i1«8t. 
and 
boat 
bire. 

freight 
on 

fami- 
tnre 
and 
sup- 
plies. 

Port- 
age. 

Tfle- 

Tde- 
phono. 

Prtngng 

and 
binding 

tan 
aodli- 

TainAtaTfL..^«x  *x.xx.^. 

8169.44 
228.26 
206.42 
217.44 

89.46 
188.23 

18.64 
338.61 

32.17 
680.78 

8L34 
213.10 
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186.73 
184.98 
2.18 
226.61 
637.66 

86u76 

3oaoo 

20L34 
112.00 
394.03 
157.64 
680.30 
142.60 
108.50 
82.60 
422.46 
263.81 
343.43 

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6.67 

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6.83 

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1.00 

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8.19 
29.33 
69.71 
2.27 
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12.19 
18.00 
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3.63 
6.67 
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3.67 

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84.18 
87.21 
18.40 
16.01 
68.84 
68.06 
89.77 
87.06 
41.08 
86.21 
18.27 
30.28 

18L30 
1L08 
66.47 
67.30 

140.73 
67.26 
78.63 
42.06 

109.66 
64.03 
94.61 
SL16 

116.88 
36.36 

280.34 
8a44 

119LH 

00.87 

flLS 

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8900.31 

7.61 

37.64 

249.68 

88.28 

18.66 

166.40 

.69 

28L12 

27.60 

37.24 

46.69 

4.06 

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$89.88 
60.74 
43.86 

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43.87 

31.40 

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2.29 
21.28 

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37. 061     11.6 

Toronto 

....... v^  £• 

Trebinmd 

40.83 

f.gSk 

Trieste 

1&63      VL€ 

Trinidad 

S.64       IK 

Tripoli 

2.77 
101.73 

Llff     &C 

T^gtau... 

4.81)       kC 

Tniin 

2L82I       40 

TflTlf'T-lm'1, 

Valencia 

2.48 
86.22 

9.i7 
9.60 

"i'o     ia 

VaJparalao* 

64.09 
20.74 
8.96 
n.28 

'*"20."« 
28.68 
18.70 

***'40."7a 
4.23 

188.09 
18.17 

42.12 
74.16 
82.88 
16.60 
66.90 
6a74 
38.68 
36.82 
66.79 
7a  70 
88.20 
62.88 

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1-60) 

2L3C 

0141 

1X06 

1861 

Vin«)U7W..x. 

31S 

Venice.. 

84.92 

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nm 

Victoria. 

Vienna ,    .  .    . 

89.83 
313.89 

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12.02 

461.81 
0.01 

18.45 

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26.  OC 
8.73 

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7.71 

987.71 

6.11 

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APPROPRIATIONS  UNDER  CONTROL  OP  DEPARTMENT  OF  STATE.       39 

ai  each  consulate,  inclvdina  agendea,  during  the  year  ended  June  30, 1911,Jrom  **  ConUn- 
8UUe»  conndaUi,**  iWi— Contmued. 


ezehangB. 

StattoD- 
ory. 

New8- 
papen 

pubU- 
rattoDS. 

Fuel  and 
Ughts. 

dflan- 
Ingand 
toitot 
sup- 
pliea. 

Water 
andioa. 

Fufuiture 
^and 

Rent  of 
ofOoe. 

Gratul- 
ties. 

Mlfloel- 
laneoos. 

TotaL 

I9R.37 

"lis 

2.40 
ia62 
43.61 
8.13 
2.06 
44.31 
21.60 

'"iiio 

8.78 

"*26.*64 
14.61 

2.60 

2.45 
66.72 
60.02 

8.66 
36.26 

2.60 
26.66 
27.26 
24.66 

4.46 
10.36 

6.66 
60.20 

4.01 
11.17 

816.85 

17.93 

23.71 

30.22 

1.76 

6.01 

3.86 

60.16 

21.70 

16.98 

16.42 

9.62 

3.36 

33.69 

2.32 

1.00 

18.65 

24.05 

22.76 

3.90 

31.88 

13.60 

68.07 

106.71 

21.04 

10.26 

11.60 

6.60 

61.99 

46.04 

14.18 

812.26 
113.05 
10.29 
36.34 
39.07 
80.41 

84.83 

3.'56 

1.07 

837.63 
37.24 
14.61 

854.78 
70.22 

1.40 
38.74 
16.19 

9.81 
28.41 
12.31 
30.00 

6.87 

9.67 
19.53 

7.44 
68.10 

8829.32 
318.72 
697.80 

*  "268.92 
214.43 
358.07 
668.89 
700.00 
288.49 
243.15 
420.00 
166.61 
906.40 
289.48 
144.00 
304.61 
450.00 
912.60 
347.40 
900.00 
480.00 
761.06 

1,000.00 
700.00 
300.00 
780.00 
300.00 

1,200.00 
274.44 
347.40 

'*88.'38 

833.67 
20.93 
17.99 

>72.73 
4.47 
17.39 
14.42 
44.66 

8832.06 

1,481.36 

1,010.83 

687.92 

738.86 

11.80 
62.08 

ii'id 

354.33 

691.09 

672.32 

72.97 

8.73 
.60 

"*i6.'48 

4.27 

.58 

i'26 

'"6.'84 
4.18 
30.00 

*46*66 

1,962.81 

1,016.78 

1,078.40 

553. 2p 

888.60 

354.05 

2,245.07 

899.31 

18.86 
18.40 

.66 
63.82 
428.20 

.06 

52.00 
44.84 
36.26 
10.83 
225.12 
45.39 

""i*d3 

""5.'79 

39.14 

'■"6.'66 

8.61 
6.13 

7.00 

61.73 

89.34 

137.10 

31.06 

150.31 

12.80 

69.81 

34.43 

1.11 

9.63 

.66 

**"'2i6.*46 
2.00 
7.36 

■  "4.'44 

"'i6."63 
6.16 
14.94 

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**'4.*82 

1.00 
13.67 
34.81 

8.00 

"■41.13 
8.00 
.81 
10.41 
11.88 
21.00 
11.20 
8.00 
90.58 

171.03 

12.39 
64.78 
11.91 
7.84 

23.47 
33.18 
30.72 
67.26 
68.42 
41.65 

119.63 
28.36 
87.41 
.60 
8.00 
90.11 

211.90 
40.84 
48.23 

785.27 

23.14 

1,604.25 
1,640.92 

.17 
22.79 
3.60 
1.77 
1.36 
1.68 

.67 

6.06 
34.09 

*'i'99 
ia78 

999.02 
1,797.60 

24.86 
23.07 
63.67 
79.07 

816.42 
2,175.36 
1,952.93 
1,812.07 

686.45 

&73 
11.68 

1,198.83 

i'26 

7.45 
12.69 

17.68 
9.06 
30.32 

601.46 
3,824.67 

62.25 
2.68 

860.13 
1,224.07 

U,299.82 

6,763.81 

6,361.09 

16,627.87 

675.10 

2,924.66 

U,  688. 16 

140,976.20 

973.69 

9.639.82 

359,645.88 

s  Tangier.    Unlfonna,  847.76. 


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63d  Conobess,  )  HOUS£  OF  ItEPBESENTATIVES.  J  DootniENT 
Sd  Session.      f  (    No.  253. 


REPAIRS  OF  BUILDINGS,  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  INTERIOR. 


LETTER 


.FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR. 


TBANSMimNO 


AN  ITBMIZED  STATEMENT  OF  EXPENDITI7BES  MADE  FOB  BBFAIBS 
OF  BT7ILDINGS,  DEFABTMENT  OF  THE  INTEBIOB,  FOB  THE  FIS- 
CAL YEAB  ENDING  JUNB  30,  1911. 


DscsMBSB  8,  1911.~Beferred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  Interior 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


DePABTMBNT  OF  THE  IkTBBIOB, 

WasMngUmj  December  6,  1911. 
Sib:  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith,  in  compliance  with 
the  pcovisions  of  the  act  of  June  25,  1910  (36  Stfit  L.,  737),  an 
itemized  statement  of  expenditures  made  hj  this  department  and 
charged  to  the  appropriation  '' Repairs  of  buildings,  Department  of 
the  fiiterior,  1911,*'  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Respectfully, 

Waltbb  L.  Fisheb, 

Secretaary. 
The  Spbakeb  of  the  House  of  Repbesentatiyes. 


Repairs  of  buiUHngs,  Department  of  the  Interior ^  1911. 

RECAPITULATION. 

MatBTtalB I12,27«.58 

Pension  Office  Building 8,600.00 

Elevaton,  Pension  Office  Building 14,008.00 

Beating  plant. 10,980.56 

Bepain  of  rooms,  Pension  Office  Buflding. 4,063.S7 

LaBor 7,878.07 

Oiand  total 02,075.62 

Treasory  settlements 33.21 

Balance 66ft.27 

02,075.00 

Amonntorajpngdatiiia 68,075.00 


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Eepaiirs  of  buildings^  Department  of  the  TnUrior,  l^ll-^Contiiiued. 
MATSRIAIA 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

Onwhataoooont. 

A—* 

1010. 
AU,.  13 

H.  L.  Doney 

8174. » 

Cbasapeake  BqppIt  Co 

Chain  "                                             ....-- 

.» 

19 

Onjln  ^  Mohlir.  7. 

nik]v^ft^f(ito....I..I .,--,,-^- 

4.a 

27 

Ix>nlsHfirtic... 

Rfv^tfl  sod  washers ,.,-,-_- 

Ltt 

27 

Geo.  F.Moth&Co 

English  verm  Qiao..... 

a.99 

27 

National  Mortar  Co 

Cement '. 

•u« 

27 

Th«i.  flAfnnruillA  Co ■,- 

(^Mvanisml  pipe 

I8.S 

27 

E.  N.  Oray&Ck) 

Caatlng*,,         

U.34 

Sept.  13 
13 

Warren  Webater  Co 

DiaphrAinnii fuid  seals , ...-r 

14.  TV 

Thos.  SomervlUeCo 

Flumbers'  supplies       

88.29 

17 

H.  L.  Dorsey 

78.01 

21 

W.  A.  H.  Chuitih. 

T4imber....T.........x x,- 

57.  SO 

21 

Crane  Go 

Globe  valves 

1.81 

21 

.do. 

Nipples 

.81 

21 

E.N.Gray&Co 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co. . . 
Fairbanks  Co .7. 

ifAnTifTMk  csfltinn 

8.9 

21 

Sand....™":.:::;;;;:::::::::::::::::: 

2.80 

81 

Part  unions r,    ., 

UuSI 

22 

Rmfi  Coiman  A  Co t  ,  -  - 

Floor  varnish r-r^- 

12.  J8 

22 

F.  W.  Johnff  Manyill^f  Co 

Pipe  covering ...r^- 

ia87 

22 

H.  Mueller  ICanufoctnring  Co 

Piiifnber  supplies. .x.,- 

SLTO 

26 

Closet  seats:.. 

38.00 

26 

Cuyler  &  Mohlar 

Orate  bars 

UOlOO 

26 

FiMim  unions 

S.U 

27 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

T^umlt^er ..- 

888.78 

27 

Thos.  Someryille  Co 

Plumber  inipplies 

88^80 

Oct.     6 

TT.  w.  John*  MwiviMft  C« 

Pipe  covering 

8.87 

6 

John  W.  Mausury 

T'uTpenttne ,  x  r 

18.80 

10 

MlUflr  *  Graham 

WhUelead 

81. 7S 

10 

Frank  Libbey 

T/umber 

sn.oo 

13 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Iron 

4.80 

19 

C.  J.  MoCubbin  Co 

Plumber  sunnlies. 

U8i80 

19 

do 

do 

4.80 

19 

.do 

...  .do 

8.40 

19 

do 

do 

88181 

19 

Keasby  &  MattisQO. 

Pipe  covering 

8B.A 

21 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Elis 

17.S 

22 

Thos.  SomervilleCo. 

Plumber  sunnlies ............................ 

8L40 

25 

T^A^nd^  MAnafnctnilng  COr  ^  ......  - 

Cone  cutters 

8uU 

25 

Nubian  Pahit  &  Vainiik  Co 

E.N.Oray&Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (£ao.) 

Biewioe. 

ILM 

25 

LIS 

25 

Keystone 7 

80.81 

27 

H.MueUerManubctaringCo 

National  Mortar  Co.... V!T 

Stop  and  basin  cocks 

4L70 

27 

Lime.  ......r ^^^r-T-^r'-^^-r.T-,,.,.^.... 

.74 

Not.    8 

Rmil  Caiman  Co 

Floor  varnish 

87.80 

8 

Oohmibia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co. . . 

ThOT,  w.  pmnh r7.7^ 

Sand 

kn 

s 

I-'Umb»^,--., T» - T r.,,--r- 

7.81 

8 

C.  J.  MoCubbin  Co 

Flaf>g<^teer.,-.....     r .r 

1410 

8 

.do 

Rad&tor 

SS 

X9 

Wtw»^H.  Small ,. 

2.000  tile 

afliA 

If 

Allen,  Mltchen  Co 

Rope 

&flO 

19 

J.  Robert  Somenrille 

Hose,  oompound, 

£s 

19 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

SSttnTT.^...:::";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;™;:; 

100 

19 

E.  N.  Gray  Co 

iiAAhifM  oistlngs 

4.S 

23 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Valves 

7.n 

26 

RVBicSy??!?.^.::::;;:;:;::;;:: 

a.  10 

26 

M,  p.  Mnasay...........  ....  . 

Rubber  tubing 

L40 

26 

Crane  Co....  r... 

1^1llerbftUs..7 

.01 

Deo.    2 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

vaive.™^^;;.:.:::::::;;::;:.:::::.:::::::: 

U.9 

2 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Cohnnbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. . . 
J.  W.  ManraaryCo 

Brsss  oistlngs 

XOI 

12 

PaCkifW...          .       ...r...T.r 

S:oi 

12 

Maidafcinw  -  - r.... r 

sun 

12 

Chrome  yeflow 

141 

12 

Crane  Co ' •■•.... 

FnfKbaUs 

LU 

12 

do 

Rf flfM  flttlnfi 

HOI 

12 

Msrtfn  WfMMtid      ,,, 

Moldinf 

119 

12 

National  MwtwCo 

Briok 

810 

12 

..Jio 

Cement..... ...••. 

1« 

IS 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Luff  b».  .  X  .  X  ,---  X  r  T  --.- r -,  T --,..,.,,,  r  ..  X  ...  . 

in 

17 

E.  N.  Gray  &Co 

Castings 

9.9 

17 

Rudolph  <b  West  Co 

8s8b  pnUeyv  and  bolts x.  . 

1« 

19 

Cuyler  A  Mohler. 

Ells  uid  toes 

19 

19 

Westtfn  BleoMc  Co 

Switches 

Iff 

n 

F.J.  Murphy  Co 

Olias 

49 

31 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

do 

L9 

81 

Thos.  SomervilleCo....  .  ..... 

Oahranised  pipe 

88 

Swindell  Bras 

GliBB '..'. 

19 

88 

B.  N.  Gray  A  Go 

OsfftingB 

j^S 

88 

National  Mortar  Go. 

White  coat. 

Fireclay .^ 

Lavatories «••< 

^9 

88 

do 

2fi 

84 
87 

CJ.McCubbinGo 

Atlantio  Insulated  Wire  Oabls  Co. . . 

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Repain  qf  buildings,  Departmmi  of  ike  InUrior,  1911— Continued. 
MATBRIALa-GoDtinued. 


Feb. 


Mar. 


(;raneuo 

W.  A.  H.  Church.. 

Louis  Hartig 

Anchor  Packiiig  Co.. 


Oarlock  Packing  Co. 

Philip  Carey  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

E.  N.  Oray&Co 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

....do 

Allen,  MitcheU  &  Co 

Fairbanks  Co 

Nubian  Paint  &  Varnish  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

National  Mortar  Co 

....do 

Crane  Cu 

....do 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

....do 

C.  H.  Lavender 

Barber  &  Ross 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co 

W.  Seely  Hutchinson 

Geo.  W.  Landon 

Martin  Wiegand 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

A.D.Davis 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co 

Swindell  Bros 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

do 

W.  A.  H.  ^hurch. 

Albert!  Johnson 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co... 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co 

Crane  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Lewis  Flemer 

Warren  A.  Ross 

Warren  Webster. 

R.  B.Corey 

H.  W.John».ManvilleCo 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Crane  Co 

Frank  Libbey  &  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth&Co 

Hugh  Reilly  <t  Co 

do. 


E.  J.  Murphy  Co 

do 

Gamewell  Fire  Alarm  Telegraph  Co. 

Fairbanks  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Geo.  F.  MuthA  Co 

do 

do 

Crane  Co 

do 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 


Soldering  nipples. 

Lumber 

Steel. 


Lampwick  packing 

Asbestos  wick , 

Covering  steam  and  return  lines  in  vault. , 

Sheet  brass 

Brick 

Electrical  supplies 

Leather  cups 

Ells  and  bushings 

Overhauling  anarepairing  elevator 

Dart  unions 

Paint 

Molding , 

Firebrick 

do 

Closet  tanks 

Closet  bowls 

Sienna 

Lumber 

do 

Brick  arch 

Shank  drills 

Lumber 

Iron  buttons 

Ebonite  sheet  packing 

Grey  tile 

Plastering  rooms 

Lumber ! 

Electrical  supplies 

Car  and  machine  bolts 

Hardware  supplies 

Putting  down  flooring 

Stopcocks 

Glass 

Reducers  and  unions 

Return  bends 

Lumber 

Gas  pliers , 

Galvanized  pipe 

Electrical  supplies 

Sand 

Slop  sinks 

Kejrstona 

Soldering  nipples. , 

Fiber  washers , 

Muriatic  acid , 

Tungsten  fixtures 

Closed  seals , 

Eleotroduct , 

Magnesia  covering 

Burnt  sienna. 

Closet  bowls , 

Molding 

Electrical  supplies , 

Glass 

do 

Gold  and  copper  bronze 

Paint 

do 

Key  guard 

Black  dart  unions. , 

Nails 

Bushings  and  pipe , 

Urinals 

Electrical  supplies 

do 

Keystona 

Bronze 

do 

Nipples 

Closet  bowls. , 

Brass  valves , 

Pipe  hooks. , 

Rings 

Ells  and  nipples. , 

Gold  leaf 

Linseed  oil , 

Turpentine. , 

SoT. 


103.82 

12.33 

1.00 

.90 

43.00 

8.28 

6.32 

400.69 

3.60 

33.98 

32.80 

19.17 

27.60 

4.60 

11.80 

14.00 

60.00 

19.26 

2.42 

.865.94 

150.00 

95.00 

10.22 

118.00 

.30 

18.26 

74.19 

413.00 

10.00 

6.49 

3.47 

24.43 

76.00 

8.76 

22.44 

41.39 

4.90 

4a  00 

.27 

32.69 

6.45 

2.60 

29.60 

36.25 

2.48 

.66 

.61 

116.60 

11.76 

43.96 

9.18 

1.27 

14.60 

4.60 

9.60 

5.90 

39.37 

16.35 

L60 

1.00 

2.60 

16.99 

27.83 

12.32 

80.76 

50.83 

43.66 

68.00 

12.80 

12.80 

9.97 

7.70 

12.96 

3.00 

64.58 

3.75 

19.60 

73.25 

16.00 

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Repakn  o/buiQdingst  Department  of  (he  InUricr,  1911— Gontinaed. 
MATSBIALS-Conttmied. 


Date. 


To 


IMid. 


On  what  aooomit. 


1911. 
liar.  90 

24 
Apr.  6 
5 
8 
10 
10 
13 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
20 
20 
20 
20 


22 
24 
24 
24 
24 
24 
May  4 

4 
4 
4 
8 
8 
8 
12 
12 
12 
12 
16 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
29 
29 
28 
28 
28 
28 


26 
26 
26 
81 
81 
81 
Jime  2 
2 
6 
7 
10 
16 
17 
19 
21 
21 
31 
22 
22 
32 
38 
38 
34 
34 


Robt.  Blahop  Mannfttcturlng  Co. . . . 

Ocoeral  Electric  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

ChftrW  A.  Baker 

John  W.  Masory  it  Son 

National  Mortar  Co 

J.  Robert  SomeryillB 

Colombia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co.. . 

Geo.  FVMuthiOe.'.*.".'.*.*.*.'.'.'.*.*'.*.'.'! 

...-do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

HughReillyACo 

National  Mortar  Co 

EmU  Gahnan  &  Co 

Thee.  Somerrille  dc  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

Emil  Coalman  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

H.  W.  Johns-Manyille  Co 

Cayler  <le  Mobler 

PhiUpOar«yCo 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co 

HughReiUvCo 

E  J.  Murphy  Co 

George  M.  Walker 

Garlock  Packing  Co 

Swindell  Bros 

E.  N.  Gray  &  Co 

Crane  dc  Co 

J.  Robert  SomerriUe 

Atiantic  Insulated  Wire  A  Cable  Co 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son 

Rudolph  it  West  Co 

do 


Barber  &  Ross 

NaUonal  MertarCo 

Samuel  8.  Nelligar 

Geo.  M.  Walker 

Cuyler  dc  Mehler 

Albert  8.  Jehnson 

Thos.  Somerville 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  A.  H.  Church. , 

Geo.  F.  Mnth  A  Co 

....do ... 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

Philip  Carey  Co 

MartfiQ  Wiegand 

Frank  Libbey  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

C.  J.  McCubbta  Co 


White  waste 

Masda  lamps. 

Osmant 

Repairing  Seventh  Street  vnilt. 

Bronie  liquid 

Brass  caaongs 

Boiler  compound 

Sand  and  oonciete 

do 

Paint 

do 

Lamp  coloring 

Glass 

Lime  and  clay 

Floor  varnish 

Closet  seats  and  pipe 

Sash  card 

Bolts 

Bathtub  enamoUne 

Whitinc 

Magnwna  and  ialt  covering 

Oalvarised  ells. 

Mineral  wool  bags. 

Garlock  H.  P.  rmgs 

Brass  ferrulea 

Goldbronse 

Turpentine  and  on 

Laying  floors  in  Pension  Office. . 

Packing. 

Glass 

Castlngi.. 

Traps 

Steam  hose 

Duplex  wire... • 

Japan  drier 

Copper 

Nails,  hinges,  wire 

Lag  screws 

Lfane. 


Jft.« 

7.S 

4U.» 

IB 

n.m 

1X0 
7.» 
78.U 

1OL0 

12.0 

39.  ■ 
2.« 


ft.S 

€.21 

38.01 

«l8I 

6lI8 

7.  a 

11.09 

11. 8B 

XQB 

15.09 

84.41 

ATS 

&98 

8.41 

79.87 


Painting  rooms  in  Pension  Oflloe. 
Laving  floors  in  Pension  OlBoe. .. . 

Return  bends 

Expansion  bolta 

ler,  pipe. 


.do. 


^laker  City  Rubber  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  dc  Son 

Thos.  SomerviUe  Co 

Hugh  Reilly  Co 

Chas.  A.  Barker 

M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

Crane  Co 

Martin  Wiecaod 

Samuel  S.  NdUgar 

Geo.  M.  Walker 

E.  N.  Gray  &  Co 

H.  Mueller  ManufMSturing  Co. . 

Miller  A  Graham 

Geo.  M.  Walker 

Albert  L.  Johnson , 

Cuyler  A  Mohler , 

H.  W.  Johns-ManviUe  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarka  A  Son , 

dp 

E.  N.  Gray  A  Go 

W.  B.  Watsd 

Thos.  W.  Smltli 

Goo.  F.  Moth  A  Oo 

do 

Nattanal  Kkotftel  Bivply  Oo. 
Thos.  W.  Smith 


Garnet  ok>th 

Golden  odhio 

Lumber 

Keystooa 

Burnt  and  raw  umber  tai  oil. . 

Gtobes 

Tape. 

Mtaieralwo61 

Picture  molding 

Lumber 

ToolitesI 

Plumber  ioppUsB 

....do 

valw 


Plumber  ioppUsB 

Elastksa. 

Ttwlilny  bImm   Patent  Offlr^ . 


74.89 
29.  SS 
14.01 

rsB 

16.19 

.S« 

1  « 

131. » 

118.09 

4.a 

4. 19 

19897 
1&0 

L0 
U8« 
198  • 

101 

IS 
91 01 
7.« 

8819 
L9« 
!■ 

7»« 

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19l9« 

IS 
71S 

48.S 


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Repaiti  qfhiUdingtt  Departnuni  of  the  Jhicrior,  /9ii— Continued. 

ICATBBIALS-Ooiitiiiiied. 


Dttto. 

To  whom  paid. 

On  what  aeeoimt. 

A««t 

IMl. 

7l1B«  ^ 

B.  J.MaxphyCo 

PmatnrH  almhol  .x.**..... 

12. 70 

M 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber                   ..1 

M.0O 

34 

Rndotoh  &  West  Co 

Bar  iron ... 

2S.68 

27 

WfttMD  A  MoPf^TY^H  0> 

I/Mther  enpn  for  pamps ....................... 

2.16 

Total 

12,379.<8 

PEN8I0H.  OFFICE  BUILDING. 


1910. 
Aug.  13 
Sept.  21 
Oct.  27 
Dec  21 
22 
12 

lOU. 

Jan.   26 

Feb.  20 

20 

20 

21 

26 

28 

Mar.    4 

Apr.    1 

16 
Maj    1 

16 
25 
Jane  1 
16 
80 


Ernest  Geefaner 

do 

National  Mortar  Co 

Colombia  Granite  &  Dredghig  Co... 

National  Mortar  Co 

Gechner 


E.  J.  MmphT  Co.  (Inc.). 

Milkr  A  Grabam 

Jno.  W.  Masorr  Son . . . . 

Geo.  F.MuthCo 

W.  W.  Clarke  &  Son.... 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

HughBeillyCo 

Nattraial  Mortar  Co 

WnLE.MasUl 

PayroU 

.do 


.do., 
.do.. 


Colombia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co.. 

Payroll 

....do 

....do 


Total. 


Foot  aeottle  holes 

Removing  cornice  and  statoettes. . 

Cement , 

Sand  and  gravel 

Cement 

Bepairs  to  Pension  Office  roof .... . 


Wall  brashes 

White  lead 

Paint 

Plaster  of  Paris , 

Gilder's  whiting.... 

Paint 

Lampblack 

Cement 

Painting  rooms,  etc . 

Repair  work 

....!do. 

do 

do 

Sand 

Repair  work 

do 


I2OO1OO 

006.00 

6.46 

6.70 

6.46 

286.00 


17.86 

31.76 

6.60 

18. 7B 

&10 

147.70 

ia86 

7.96 

17.60 

440.60 

482.26 


17&7B 
2.00 
24L60 
213.75 
198.68 


8,600.00 


ELEVATORS,  PENSION  OFFICE  BUILDING. 


1910. 

Aug.  16 

Sept.  16 

17 

17 

Aog.    2 

Oet  U 

10 

10 

13 

18 

26 

27 

Not.  16 

19 


Dec 


mi. 


Jno.  H.  Knight 

.....do..7TT: 

do 

Jno.  G.  Fraxier 

Jno.  H.  Knight 

Jdo.G.  Frasier 

Atlantic  Insulated  Co 

W.  A.  H.Chnrch 

Rndolph  &  West  Co 

Fibre  Condoit  Co 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Jno.  G.  Fraxier 

Atlantic  Insolated  Co 

Ernest  Gichner 

B.J.MorphvCo 

Jno.  G.  Frauer 

Jno.  H.  Knight 

W.  A.  H.  Chorch. 

do 

Jno.  H.  Khlcht 

Jno.  G.  Fiaoer 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

National  Etootrlcal  Sopply  Co. 

do 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

M.  R.  Ready 

National  Mortar  Co. 

Jno.  H.  Knight 


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J1ID.H.] 

J1M.G.: 

W.  A.  H.  Chorch.. 
Okfanor., 


H.K]adit.. 


Helper.. 

....do.. 
....do.. 


do 

do 

Wire 

Lumber 

Tarred  paper  and  nails. 

Conduit 

Elevator  lubricators.*. . . 

Lumber 

Helper 

Wire 

Ipentheuse 

Pahit 

Helper 

....S. 

Lumber 

....do 

Helper .^ 

....S. 

Nails 

Conduits 

Conduit 

Lumber 

Removing  concrete  and 

Brick 

Helper 


Htfpar 

do 

Lumber..... 
Ipenthoose.. 

He^wr 

.....40. 


826.00 
22.00 
14.00 

8.00 
10.00 
26.00 
20.01 
8400 

1.03 
318.16 
48.00 
10.82 
26.00 
14.44 
360.00 
33.76 
24.00 
ia60 

7.60 
28.60 
14.26 
26.00 

6.77 

9.83 
18.82 
96.20 
18.18 
ia60 
10.60 


7.60 
6.00 
24.00 


16.00 
10.00 


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ELEVATOBS,  PENSION  OFFICE  BUILDING-Gontiniied. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aoooimt. 


1011. 

Jan.  17 
17 
18 
18 
21 
26 
25 
3 
20 

Mar.  4 
24 

Apr.     4 

June  10 

22 
July  21 
Aug.    3 


Feb. 


J.  Lang  Electric  Go 

Budolph  &  West  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

do 

.....do , 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

Columbia  Iron  Works 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

J.  Lang  Electric  Co , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

CarroU  Electric  Co 

Otis  Elevator  Co , 

....do 


Columbia  Iron  Works 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 
Otis  Elevator  Co 


Total. 


EleotricalsimpUes 

Sheet-metal  tuing  in  elevator  shafts 

Electrical  supplies 

Conduits 

Electrical  supplies 

Rope  compound 

Iron  doors 

Furnishing  and  installing  2  electric  elevaton. . 

Knife  switches 

Cable  in  conduits 

Electrical  supidies 

Fuses,  switches,  carbons 

Final  payment  for  furnishing  and  installing 
2  elevators. 

Repairing  2  iron  doors  of  elevators 

Annunciators  and  cables 

Copper  braids 


4.9 

5.66 

4l.fl§ 

6.S 

7&00 

7,S3&00 

2.U 

2, 430. 00 

I19L30 

isaji 

2,44A.OO 

22. 4S 

21.74 
3.00 


14,902.00 


HEATING  PLANT. 


Oct. 


1910. 

July   16 

18 

Aug.    2 

2 

2 

22 

Sept.   1 

2 

16 

16 

1 

7 

17 

17 

Nov.    1 

1 

17 
Dec.  1 
12 
16 
33 

1911. 

Jan.     4 

16 

26 

30 

Feb.     1 

Mar.  20 

22 

23 

May  26 

June  10 

10 

27 

July  24 

Aug.    3 


George  Thomas... 

J.  S.  Hill 

George  Thomas... 

J.  S. Hill !. 

....do 

George  Thomas... 

J.  S.  Hill 

Geon;e  Thomas... 

j.s.  Bubv.'.'.!.*;;;; 

do. 


Warren  Webster  Co.. 

J.S.Hill 

Jno.  G.  Frasier 

do. 


J.  S.  HiU.. 

do.... 

.do. 


Bristol  Co 

J.S.Hill 

Warren  Webster  Co.. 


J.S.  Hill 

do 

Columbia  Pump  &  Well  Co.. 

Chas.  A.  Barker 

J.S.  HUl 

Philip  Carey  Co 

Warren  Webster  Co 

Chas.  A.  Barker .•. 

do 

....do 

....do 

Warren  Webster  dt  Co 

Crane  Co 

C.  J.  MoCubbin  Co 

Thoe.  Sommerville  Co 


Total. 


Services,  laborer. 

Superintendent  df  construction.. 

Services,  laborer. 

Superintendent  of  ooustruction.. 

.....do 

Services,  laborer. 

Superintendent  of  ooustruction.. 

Services,  laborer. 

do..! 

Superintendent  of  oonstruction.. 


Extension  of  heating  system 

Superintendent  of  construction.. 
Helper 


X.:: 


Superintendent  of  construction.. 

;!!!ido!;";i;!!!!;;!!;!!!!!;ii!ii 

Recording  gauge. 

Suijerintendent  of  construction.. 
Extension  of  heating  system 


Superintendent  of  construction. 

...\do 

Pump  and  hose  for  same 

Terra-ootta  drain  pipe 

Superintendent  of  construction. 

Asbestos  covering 

Installation  x>f  a  vacuum  heating  system. . 

Enlarging  and  draining  manhole 

Connecting  manhole  ynth.  sewer 

Enlarging  and  draining  manholes 

Installing  drain  pipes  in  manholes 

InstaUation  vacuum  heating  system. 

Pipe  hangers 

Radiators 

Valves 


IB.  00 

M.33 

l&OO 

U&OO 

ll&OO 

13.00 

ll&QO 

14.00 

7.00 

ll&OO 

ll&QO 

6,612.37 

U&QD 

26.00 

26.00 

lUOO 

IISlOO 

U&OO 

3&» 

US  00 

6,612.a 


U&0 
IISlQO 

47.00 

Iff.  00 

tl&OO 

&00 

3,40&2S 

26101 

aoo 

179 

10.M 

1.0B0.fll 

4.06 
6109 
l&St 


19. 961  • 


1911. 

Apr.  12 
12 
12 
12 
17 
24 

May     4 

6 


REPAIRS  OF  ROOMS.  PENSION  OFFICE. 


Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

....do 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.. 
Thos.  W.Bmith... 
Geo.  M.  Walker... 
E.J.  Murphy  Co.. 

do 

Fied  S.  Gichner.. 
Chas.  J.  Klier 


Oil  stove  and  sienna . . . 

Kevstona  No.  2 

Golden  ocher 

Lumber 

Laying  floors 

RawuennainoU 

Sandpaper 

Iron  iDlataig  gates 

pEtnting  room,  oaOlngB 


I7.> 
Af9 
4.09 
HIT 

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BBPAIR8  OF  BOOMS,  PENSION  OFFICB-Contlimed. 


I>ate. 


To  whom  paid. 


On  what  aoooont. 


Amount. 


1911. 
May   W 

90 
23 
23 
23 
31 

June  6 
6 
17 
22 
28 

July    1 

6 

12 

12 

12 

14 

15 

20 

20 

20 

20 

21 

26 

26 

26 

26 

Aug.    3 

3 

3 

3 

8 

3 

4 

4 

4 

0 

0 

19 

10 

10 

10 

96 


Nathxnal  ElBotrksal  Snnply  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

LooiBHartiK. , 

Miller  A  Qiaham 

General  ElectrloOo 

Martin  Wiegand 

Oiarles  J.  miar 

Warren  A.  Bo6B 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

ThoB.  W.  Smith 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Geo.  M.  Walker 

8.  S.  Nelllgar 

H.  L.Dor9eyCo 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Allen,  MifohfiU  &  Co 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

Edward  S.  Willianis 

Geo.  M.  Walker 

S.  S.  Nelllgar 

Fred  8.  Qichner 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co. 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Thoe.  W.  Smith T. 

.do. 


Installing  electrio  wiring 

Picture  molding , 

Padlocks , 

White  lead 

Incandescent  lamps 

Oak  panel  moldixig , 

Furnishing  3  signs , 

Tungsten  Ught  fixtures , 

Reflectors 

Lumber , 

Sheaves,  track,  screw-driTer 

Carpenter  work,  Pension  Office 

Painting  rooms,  Pension  Office 

Relining  furnaces 

Glass,  sandpaper,  shellac , 

Installing  elevator  ropes , 

H.  P.  ring 

Repairs  to  furnaces.  General  Land  Office. 

Ca^wnter  work,  Pension  Office 

Pamting,  Pension  Office 

Installing  door.  Patent  Office , 

Concrete  sand 

Lumber , 

Wire. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Rudolf  &  West  Co 

Hu£hReillytfCo 

J.  Robert  Sommerville 

Thoe,  W.Smith 

Louis  Hartig , 

Columbia  Granite  &  Dredging  Co. , 

Columbia  Iron  Works 

Thos.  Somerviile  Co 

FredS.  Gichner 

Ernest  Gichner , 

....do 

Thoe.  W.  Smith 

C.  J.  McCubbin  Co 

Thoe.  W.  Smith 

....do 

W.  A.  H.  Church , 


Lumber 

....do 

Sash  lifts 

Lumber 

Nails  and  brads 

Shellac,  glass 

Leather  cups 

Lumber 

Rope 

Stone 

Installing  gates 

Hardware 

Installing  gates 

Repairing  roof,  old  Post  Office  Building., 

Installing  iron  doors,  etc 

Lumber 

Tanks 

Lumber 

....do 

....do 


Total. 


190.00 
30.00 
4.80 
31.75 
3L10 
2.50 
14.00 
28.00 
13.68 
54.99 
8.30 
2L50 

142.00 
8a  00 
36.50 
84.00 
62.44 

205.00 
22.25 
43.20 
50.00 
5.20 
20.44 
23.60 
16.96 
54.00 
L95 

177.00 
14.84 
11.09 
2L12 

120.12 
4.28 
10.04 

150.00 
43.84 
76.00 

120.00 

400.00 

180.50 
40.00 

5n.00 
46.15 

170.83 


4,058.87 


LABOR. 


1910. 
July  15 
81 

Payroll 

8464.50 

do 

470.00 

Aug.« 

do , 

461  00 

do 

504.00 

Sept.  15 
Oct     1 

do 

474  00 

do 

462.00 

16 

do 

451  50 

Nov.    1 

do 

465.50 

16 

do 

451.00 

Dec.    1 

do 

427.50 

15 

do 

455  60 

1911. 
Jan.     3 

do 

468.00 

16 

do 

848  50 

Feb.    1 

do 

413.50 

16 

do 

318.50 

Mar.    2 

do 

324  00 

16 

do 

386.50 

June  80 

do 

28.97 

Total 

7,373.97 

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2d  Session.       f 


HOUSE  OF  BEPEESENTATIVE&  J  Dooumbint 

■j    No.  254. 


CONTINGBNT  EXPENSES,  INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT,  1911. 


LETTER 


FROM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  INTERIOR, 

TRANSMrmNG 

A  STATEKBNT  OF  BXPBNDIT U KBS  ON  ACCOT7NT  OF  THE  CONTIN- 
OBNT  FX7KD  OF  THE  DEPABTICENT  OF  THE  INTEBIOB  FOB 
THE  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JUNE  80,  1911. 


Dbosmbbb  8,  IQIL—Beferred  to  the  Committee  on  Ezpenditcues  in  the  Interior 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


DePABTMENT  OF  THE   InTEBIOB, 

WdshingtoUy  December  6,  1911, 
Sm:  In  compliance  with  section  193,  Revised  Statutes  of  the 
United  States,  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  an  itemized 
statement  of  expenditures  made  by  this  department  and  charged  to 
the  appropriation '' Contingent  expenses,  Department  of  the  Interior, 
1911,^^fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1911. 
Respectfully, 

Walteb  L.  Fisheb,  Secretary. 

The  Sfbakeb  of  the  House  of  Refbesektatives. 


Statement  of  expe7iditure$  on  aooount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Interior  for  the  fiecal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911. 


Dsteof 
pay- 


From  whom  purchased. 


Nature  of  purchase,  etc. 


Amount. 


mo. 

Joly  31 
26 

ao 

i 


^^ „New8PublWilngCo.... 

I.  P.  Berthrong 

Jas-S.  Cotton 

The  Cndahy  Packing  Co 

Waner  Stotler 

The  Washinston  Times  Co 

Washington  RaUway  A  Electric  Co. . 

Q.  Herbert  Ofenstdn 

idw.  F.  Barker 


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Advertising 

Traveling  expenses 

Laundry,  July,  1910 

Solvene 

Removing  ashes,  July,  1910. 

Advertising 

CartiokeU. 


Shoeing  hccses,  July,  1010. . 
Board  of  hones,  July,  191Q. 


S4.80 
2L75 
92,4B 
23.76 
40.30 
4.95 
2.00 
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era*  Keoord  Publishing  Co . 

;  News  Publishing  Co 

7  Packing  Co 

ns&  Brown 

Bth 

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y-.- 

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mark. 

:  Go.  (Inc.). 
upply  Co... 

nCo 

Rapee 

Ith.™.... 


do 

H.  C.  Hurley 

DulinA  Martin 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

J  «  '---  "Co 

Yl  nofootiiring  Co. 

Jo 
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R. 
Bi 
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JBwj   »#.    M,  wyn««lll  •.••••■••■.••.•..••••.< 

West  Disinfecthig  Co 

National  MortarCo 

MackallBros 

Oay,  CnrranCo.r. 

R.P.CtorkeCo 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

.....do 

W.  A.  fl.  Chnrch 

.....do 

.....do 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

do 

.....do , 

Barker  A  Ross 

....do 

.....do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

M.*Q.°CopekiidCo.V.*.'I!i;!!;;"I"": 

....do...V. 

....do , 

W.  8.  JsnkB  A  Co 

....do 

Christian  Bardes 

Stoller  &  Forester 

Shoemaker  &  Busoh 

Diehl  ManuliBcturing  Co 

Smile  Cahnan  Co 

Wm.  Wert  Clarke  dc  Son 

The  J.  L.  Mott  Iron  Works 

Lewis  Manufacturing  Co , 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co 

H.  T.  DaUn 

Cordley  &  Hayes 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell 

The  Robblns  A  Meyen  Co 

The  Garkxdc  Packing  Co 

Patapeoo  Oil  A  Grease  Co , 

Bwindeell  Bros 

Atlantic  Instrument  Wbe  A  Cable  Co. 
Julius  Fowl. 


Jas.  Boyd  A  Bro.  (Inc.). 

Westem  Electric  Co 

Jbo.  W.  Masnry  &  Son . . 

StoOar  A  Forester 

Henry  Dlsston  A  Sons... 

Giannlator  Soap  Co 

Southam  ElBotilo  Oo. .  • . 
....do. 


Repairing  haniess. . 
Stamps,  self  inkers . 

Advertising 

do. 


Tar  soap. 
Freight.. 
Coal. 


Advertising 

.....doTTT^ 

....do 

Care  of  horses,  July  and  August,  1010.. 

1  cuspidor 

Felt  pads 

Book  sections 

Pads 

Desk  trays 

Chairs 

Locks,  shoe  knives 

Expressage 

Gauge 

Vulcanizing  bicycle  tire 

Phone  extension 

Beaverette  and  beaver  complete. 

Telephone  holder 

Desk 

Lumber 

Trunk  strap 

Liquid  soap 

I  barrel  plaster  of  Paris 

Muriatic  acid 

6  cans  of  flash 

Sash  cord 

Wood 

Sienna,  alcohol 

25  gallons  ksystona 

Lumber 

....do 

....do 

Car  tickets 

....do 

....do 

1  step  ladder. 


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1  step  ladder. 

Fitting  2  desk  drawers. 

Oak  flat-top  desk 

Awning  coven 

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Cups.. 
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Label  holders 

Leather  straps 

Closet  brushes 

Flatfltches 

Electrical  snimlies 

Elastic  vamian 

Whiting 

Glass,  towel,  soap,  and  brash  rack. . 

Gaum 

Engmeoil 

PuttvknivM 

Bottle  coolers,  dem^JohnB 

Pocketknives 

1  standard  tea 

Rubber  tacks 

Ammonia  pm 

Glass 

1  coil  duplex  ^ 
WlUowbiaeta 
Fire  exttnguii 
Electrical  sop 
Bronie  liquia 
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Saws 

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Staitment  of  expendUwrei  on  acoownJt  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Inieriorfor  thefieeal  year  ending  June  SOj  1912 — Gontinued. 


Dmtoof 
pay- 


ftCP  fHKHP  pUffOhlBSd 


Natom  of  porahaBe,  eto. 


1910. 
Aug.  19 

ao 


22 


Sept.  31 


The  Wuhlnston  TlmM  Go. 
.do. 


J.  ICamy  Dov«  Ck>.  (Inc.) 

The  Robbins  &  ICeyers  Co 

Henry  RomellEe  (Inc.) 

ICeyer  Bros.  Dnu  Ck>..-. 

The  Rectigraph  Co 

do 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Fred.  8.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Mllto,  Clanett  Co 

W.  W.  Griffith  Co 

Roeslyn  Lumber  Co 

Wm.  Wagner 

Ghas  B.liiUsr&Bn> 

.....do 

Washlngtoo  Rubber  Co 

...TdoTr. 

J.  Banmcarten  &  Sons  Co 

The  Balomoce  American 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

do 

Tlie  Qlobe-Wemioke  Co 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

do .* 

O.  C.  Strawn 

J.  A.  Roebling  &  Sons 

J.  L.  MoU  Iron  Works 

do 

The  Press  Co 

Miller  &  Graham 

Derby  Desk  Co 

LaU&Co 

W.  T.  Kerfoot  Jr 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

The  American  Moltigraph  Sales  Co. 

Allen,  Mitchell  Co 

W.  L.  Swayae 

J.  L.  Mott  Iron  Works 


HoghReilly 

The  Hammond  Typewriter  Co.. 

Martin  Wiegand. 

Barber  &  Ross. 

GairoU  Eleotric  Co 

United  States  Expnss  Co 

Potomac  Bleotric  Power  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Fred.  8.  Lincoln. 

O.C.  Strawn 

....do 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co.... 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

do 

E  J.  Mnrphy  Co 

do. 


Qrane&Co 

do 

Fred.  8.  Lincoln 

do 

The  Washtagton  Herald  Co.. 

doZvIr. 

do 


AdTertlring. . . . . 
....doTm!..... 

CoaL , 

Electric  tana. . . . 
Press  clipvpings. . 

Acetic  acid. 

Developer , 

....do.V. 

Lumber , 

Sections. , 

Soap 


Soap. 
Coal.. 


....do 

....do 

Tlie  Byentaig  Star  Newspaper  Co. 

do 

....do 

....do 


Wood 

Handsaw 

Repairing  bicycle 

do , 

Telephone  excluder 

Cbalrtips 

Stamps,  dates. 

Adverttoing..... , 

Solvene 

Typewriters , 

do , 

Wardrobes,  tables , 

Drills,  puUeys , 

Washers,  knobs , 

Stencils , 

Wire 

Glass  bars  and  shelves , 

....do 

Advertising 

Raw  oil , 

Desks 

1  set  double  harness , 

Horse  liniment , 

Brashes,  oil,  gasoline 

Platen  segments 

Supports  for  portable  drawers. , 

Dicuonary  holders , 

Glass  bars,  shelves..... 

Shellac 

Imiwession  strips.  ••••••• 

Sawdust 

Screws 

Chapman  recept.,  complete.... 

Expressage 

Electric  current,  July,  1910 

Repairing  typewriter 

Typewriter  supplies 

Typewriters 

Book  sections 

Stencils 

do 

Finger  roUs 

Gtas,  August,  1910 

do 

Glue,  soap,  wax. 

Glue,  soap 

Solder  nipples 

Beaver  die  stock 

Book  section 

do 

Advertising 

do.!!;?. 

do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


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4.80 

85.50 

19.00 

3.84 

168.28 

19.77 

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20.30 

2.75 

1.50 

3.40 

50.49 

5.60 

23.76 

213.26 

67.00 

159.40 

20.15 

3.81 

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20.50 

32.50 

65.00 

16.20 

41.06 

71.00 

65.00 

.50 

66.77 

18.00 

8.00 

17.82 

32.90 

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2.88 

144 

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122.42 

31.35 

34.75 

324.00 

11.50 

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26.05 

16.97 

4.43 

110.00 

9.00 

42.00 

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8.60 

4.50 

6.40 

7.20 

11.70 

3.90 

500.00 

600.00 

10.50 

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1.03 

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4  CONTIKGBNT  BXPENSB8,  INTEBIOB  DEPABTMEKT,  19U 

Statement  of  expendUurei  on  acoount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Departmeml  of  At 
Interior  for  thefiecal  year  ending  June  SO,  191i— Continiiea. 


Date  of 
i»y: 


From  whom  punhand. 


Niton  of  pmoliaaa,  eto. 


4010. 

Sept.  32 


10 


The  Robert  Bishofl  ICanufoctnring  Co. 

ConUey  &  Hayes 

.do, 


W.&J.  Sloane 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co 

do 

Clement  8.  Uoker 

do 

The  Waahtogton  Post  Go 

The  Washington  Times 

SaksOpUoirCo 

Henry  Neumann 

Jas.  8.  Cotton 

The  Enghieering  News  Publishing  Co. . 

Warner  Stutler 

W.  Bertrand  Acker 

Chas.  Herfurth, 


Henry  Romeike  (Ipc.) 

The  Washington  Times 

The  Chesapoike  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
ICanuftusturings  Record  Publishing  Co. 
The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Homan  Baumgarten  Co 

do 

Jas.  8.  Topham 

do 

Jackson  Bros 

Washington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

O.H.  Schmidt 

Edward  F.  Barker 

G.  Herbert  Ofenstein 

8prague  Electric  Co 

Elllott-risherCo 

Philadelphia  Gear  Works  (Inc.) 

Thos.  Bomeryllle  Co 

H.  C.  Hurl 
A.  8  " 

J.  Maury  Doye 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

CaiToU  Eleotric  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

Qco.  P.  Killian 

American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

E.H.  Pitcher 

Adams  Express  Co 

Lamb&TDden 

AUen,  liitcheU  &  Co 

Z.  D.Oihnan 

House  &  Herrmann 

The  Capitol  Paper  Box  Co 

Albert  Ir.  Johnson 

BedeU  Manufacturing  Co 

Dulin  dc  Martin  Co 

Guy,  Curran  &Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 


Columbia  Oil  Co.. 

Natfonal  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

....do 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Chas.  YoUor 

W.  B.  Moses  dc  Sons 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co . 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

National  Mortar  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Hugh  RelUy  Co. 


Royal  Typewriter  Co. 
W.T.  Kerfootjr 


Cottoni 

Bottle  cooler , 

do 

Carpet,  rugs , 

Dutch  cleanser 

Tar  soap 

Traveling  expenses.. 

do , 

Advertising 

do! 


Clocks,  ice  pitchers 

Repairing  harness 

Laundry .  August,  1910 

Advertising 

Removing  ashes,  August,  1010 

Administering  oaths 

Winding,  regulating  ok)ckB 

Press  clippiniBS 

Advcrdang 

Rental  private  tetephone,  July,  1910... 


Advertising 

Telephone  calls. 


Repairing  numbering  machine. 

Dating  stamps 

Paste,  July,  UIO 

Paste,  August,  1910 

Carpet,  oam 

Car  tickets 

Section  filing  cases 

Board  of  hones,  August,  1010. . . 
Shoeing  hones,  August,  1910... 

Cable 

Typewriter 

Gearwheels 


Jas.  8.  Topham 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Q>. 

H.  F.  Hayden 

Warrsn  &  Ross. 


Packing 

Careof  norse,  August,  1910 

Milk  for  cats,  July  and  August,  1910.. 

Coal 

Advertising 

Electrical  supplies 

....do 

Postal  scale 

Boxes 

1  cut  of  signature 

Cusliion  keys 

Bxpiessage 

Stamps -. 

Cutting  threads  in  pulleys 

Whisk  brooms 

Typewriter  chain 

Boxes,  reenforoed 

Saws,  screw  driven 

Recalling  chain 

Cuspidor 

Soap 

500  mop  handles 

Gasoline : 

Electrical  supplies 

Desk ». 

Chairs,  rubber  mats 

Curtains,  linoleum 

Cylinden 

Sulphur  oxide 

Ma£i,  rugs,  chain 

Repain  to  typewriter 

Dictionary  stand  and  holden 

Plaster  of  Paris 

Sandpaper,  soap,  putty 

Varnish  brushes,  white  sine 

Typewriter 

Hone  liniment 

Briefcases 

Car  tickets 

Compound...... • 

Tungsten  fixtures.. ••.•••. .•••••..... 


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SUUement  of  expenditures  <m  aeeount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Departmani  of  (he 
Interior  for  thefieeal  year  ending  June  SO,  i9i2— Gontmued. 


Date  of 
pay- 


Froxn  whom  purehasBd. 


Nature  of  pmchase,  eto. 


AmooBt. 


1910. 
Sept.  37 


S3 


Oct-    10 


Sept  37 


OoL     1 

4 


Berckmaon  &  Rapee 

Washloeton  Wood  Working  Co 

Geo.  F.liath  &  Co 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Co 

Bedell  ManuliAotiirizig  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Barber  A  Roes 

United  States  Express  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

....do 

Thos.  Somervllle  Co 

....do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do 

JuUusFowl 

....do 

....do ^ 

Emil  Oafanan  <&  Co 

....do 

8.J.Venable 

CuylerA  Mohler , 

General  Electric  Go 

The  Rectigraph  Co , 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co.. 

The  Manhattan  Supply  Go 

India  Alkali  Works 

Finola  Manufacturing  Co 

R.P.Corey 

S.  F.  Haywood  &  Co 

Western  Electric  Co 

The  Robbins  &  Meyers  Co 

do 

Shoemaker  &  Busch. 

do 

Stroller  A  Fomster..... 

....do 

Southern  Electric  Co 

....do : 

J.  Robert  Somervllle  Co 

Chas.  C.  Fulton. 

The  Press  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

Berckmann  dk  Ropee 

R.T.ScoU&Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

G.  Herbert  Ofenstein 

H.  C.  Hurley 

S.  J.  Meeks  Sons 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

The  Smith  Premier  Tyjwwriter  Co. . . . 

Royal  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do. 


Desks 

Pine  mop  case 

Turpentine,  benzine,  glass. 

Transfer  cases 

Recaning  chairs 

SectionaTcardcases 

Wrenches,  hammers 

Expressage 

Stamps,  self-Inkers 

Mops,  knives,  latches 

Ice,  July,  1910. 

Ice,  August,  1910 

Plugs 

Plumbers'  supplies 

Typewriters 

Repairs  to  typewriters 


do 

do 

Varnish 

....do 

Picture  molding , 

Galranixed  nipple  ells 

Electrical  supplies 

Hyposulphite 

Stamp  rack  and  holder 

Brushes. 

Savogran. 

Finoia 

Electroduct 

Smoke  and  ammnnia  helmet 

Switches , 

Swivel  fens 

Blade  shanks 

Lye 

Castor  oil,  polish 

Brushes 

....do 

Electric  supplies 

Pushbuttons 

Dynamo  oil,  compound 

Advertising 

....doZvT: 

Bolts 

Repairing  desks. 

Glass  sign 

Chloro-napthaleum 

Shoeing  hoises,  September,  1910.. 

Pasturing  horse 

Storage  of  brougham 

Water  coolers,  naUs,  wheels 

T3rpewriter  covers 

Typewriters 

do 


Tawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 

do rr! 

do 

Barber  &  Ross 

.....do 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co 

Don.  M.  Carr. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

do 

.....do 

.....do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

.....do 

.....do 

.....do 

.....do 

.....do 

Jas.  8.  Cotton 

S.  J.  Meeks  Sons 

H.  Meuller  Manufecturing  Co 

Crown  OU  &  Wax  Co 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co 


....do 

Desk  file 

....do 

Sectional  card  cabinets. 

Screws 

do.. 


Combs 

Traveling  expenses 

,  July,  1910.. 


do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
.do., 
-do., 
.do., 
-do., 
.do., 
.do.. 


Laundry,  September,  1910.. 

Repairs  to  wagon 

Wheel  handles 

1  barrel  cylinder  oil 

1  barrel  enghie  oil 


fILOO 

26.00 

68.63 

224.30 

39.68 

628.60 

25.71 

2.22 

48.87 

168.52 

23.80 

142.74 

5.88 

13.28 

397.00 

15.00 

4.10 

3.38 

3.38 

13.00 

2. 49 

20.00 

3.15 

571.35 

8.60 

.43 

1.38 

3L74 

9.00 

8.75 

80.00 

6.75 

134.40 

3.70 

2.80 

ia40 

5.50 

5.60 

20.46 

.09 

0188 

4.50 

7.80 

2.46 

38.00 

6.00 

10.00 

26.50 

10.00 

4.00 

82.50 

1.06 

126.60 

62.50 

38.50 

.75 

12.50 

61.50 

3.47 

2.63 

2.73 

18.00 

33.33 

.99 

2.39 

19.21 

94.92 

4.06 

3.02 

.38 

7.75 

1.35 

1.43 

62.96 

119.00 

8.16 

10.46 

8.75 


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Statement  of  expenditures  on  account  of  (he  contingent  fund  of  the  DevartmaU 
Interior  for  the  fiical  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Ooatiiiiiea. 


of  At 


Dftteof 

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Oct.     4 

London  &  New  York  Bpongs  A  Chamois 
Co. 

Chamois  skim     .     •■■  ■■■•.    ...•■.... 

SUS 

Solvene 

Att 

Bouthom  EleotrteCo 

VnKmiiied  fiber      

ais 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

1  stool 

1.S 

The  J.  L.Mott  Iron  Works 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  ManufiM^toring  Co... 
do 

Glass  towel  bus.  shelves 

l&S 

Peerless  stripa 

nn 

do 

i.« 

5 

R.  B.  Corey 

no  feet  eleetrodoot 

17.91 

Henry  RomeOce  (bio.) 

Newspaper  citppfam 

IIX 

Swindell  Bros 

winrfJS^-i*^™;;;;;^ 

3LM 

Etectric  fans 

3B.9 

J.  B.  Kendal  Co 

Pads 

4.« 

M.  0  OopelftTirf  Hp    ... 

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fliLtt 

u^Vftil  ftro^ , 

Lime,  moth  bails     

.19 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co 

Rental  fire  alarm  boxes 

tt» 

Wa«>»inRtOTi  Rubhw  Co      

Rubber  tips 

%m 

Jas.  B.  Lamble  Co 

Hardware  suPBlies 

M.9 

E.  P.  Hacelton 

Cranks ••••■.... 

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E.  Sr  Newman 

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Chesapeake  Supply  Co . 

Blackboard'QnionsT 

h.m 

K   M*V?ntilT^A?Tn«r , 

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Saks  Optfoal  Co 

Silver  pltoheis  and  treys 

8191 

W.  A.  H.  Churdh 

Lumber 

MLS 

Messrs.  Crane  Co      

1,9 

Roflslyn  LuiT?ber  Co 

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J.  Edward  Chapipan 

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United  States  Express  Co 

Erprmssge 

&.• 

Washington  Ry.  &  ElectiicCo 

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Derby  f5eskCd. 

Sanitary  desks 

AOB 

do 

do/. • 

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do 

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B.J.  Murphy  Co 

White  keystona 

14.90 

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Alcohol.  THittv.  noltsh ,,   ., 

19 

Barber  A  Ron 

Ladder 

1.9 

do 

Hammers ■■■..■..••........... 

2.79 

Miller,  Claggett  A  Co 

L« 

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Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Soap •••.•..•....... 

Ift.91 

Telegrams,  July,  1900...... 

TetegTa»K»s,  Jniy,  1910....^..... 

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lft.9 

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TfttegreW,  Angmt,  1910 

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Warner  Stutter 

Removlng'aahes,  September,  1910 

Duplex  and  fixture  win 

4L99 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  A  Cabte  Co. . . . 
do 

A.S 

.....'do 

HlD 

Chas.  E.  Miller  Co 

Spark  plugs 

191 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

csnaiiUi  pan 

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Washington  Ry.  A  Etectric  Co 

CartJeketo. ./.... 

S.99 

Jackson"B  ros ..' 

9191 

W.  A.  H.  Church. 

liUmber ..............^ 

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R.  P.  Clark  Co 

Number  bands 

L99 

The  J.  Lansburgh  Furniture  A  Carpet  Co. 
Lutsd^Co 

Bentwood  armchaln 

imA 

RApAJrinir  nmii  bag         a     ^     X 

199 

N.  M    Mlnnfxno... 

Telephone  holden! V.V.V.'.V,  " 

Ml  99 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

The  American  Mnltigraph  Sates  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Typewriter ].. 

1199 

Box  line  dips  with  tongue 

19D 

Hooks  and  eyes ^  ^ 

L9 

ChaSr  Flerftirth 

Winding  and  repairing  clocks 

91 9D 

0.  C.  Strewn 

.77 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Rtn|tAry  desks 

99L99 

do 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do 

do.'. .V.V., 

Tynewrfter 

S.9B 
S19S 

do 

1.91 

Martin  Wiegand 

Doon V.' 

1191 

8 

Henry  Neurnann 

Rmwirinir  harness 

ITS 

10 

Wobiim  Brush  Co 

M^.v7:."^::;::;.:.::::;::::;:: ' 

4.9 

Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co 

Julius  Fowto 

lAmps X 

SI9 

WlUow  baskets 

119 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Soap 

Hi 

The  J.  LMig  Etectric  Co 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manulisctarlng  Co . . . 
do 

Switch ' 

19 

Rabberhdaa '. 

119 

do v.y.v 

19 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  ManafMJtnring  Co. . . 
do 

Casterraoia 

19 

do 

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do 

do 

L9 

Remlnffton  Typewriter  Co 

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Statement  of  expendUwree  on  aeeount  of  the  eorUingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  Hi 
Interior  for  ihefiaoaX  year  ending  June  30, 1911 — Continuea. 


Date  of 


ftopi  whfliin  purohMBdi 


Natnra  of  pozohasef  eto. 


19ia 
Oot.  10 


10 


11 


19 


Albeit  Ifc  Johnaon 

Derby  Desk  Co 

BedeU  MenufBCtuilng  Co 

A.  8.  TnmdelL 

Uugh  ReUly  Co 

B.  hT  Fftcber 

Z.  D.  GUman 

W.  B.  Moaes  &  Sons 

Fiank  Ubbey  &  Co 

KtngA  Hansford 

je&B.  Lamble  Co.  (Ino.) 

Laosboigh  A  Bn> 

B.  P.  Hatftlt^m ..•.. 

Rndolj^  A  West  Co 

W.  T.  KeeifDot,  jr 

Blum  Bros 

O.  C.  Strawn 

Potomao  EJeetrlo  Power  Co. .. . 

B.J.Meek8Soii8 

UbU  AOo 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Beckers  Leather  Goods  Co 

Washington  Ry.  A  EJeotrio  Co. 

Otto  L.  Veerhofl 

Barber  A  Rosa 

.....do 

John  8.  Berryman 

do 

Weat  Disinfecting  Co.  (Ino.).... 

do 


.....do 

Ony.  Cixnan  A  Co 

WMhington  Gas  Light  Co. 

do 

FredB.  Lincoln , 

.....do 


.....do 

do 

Emil  Cahnan  Co 

Greene,  Teed  A  Co 

The  Garkiok  Packing  Go 

Westem  Electric  Co 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons 

Laaabnigh  A  Bro 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Thoa.  W.  Smith 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co.. 

Fred  8.  Lincofai  (Inc.) 

National  Electrical  Supply  (}o. . 


.do. 


The  Lucent  Oil  (}o. 
E.J.  MuzphyOo... 
.do.. 


GmpUbr , 

Sanf^deak 

Recanittgohain......... , 

MUk  for  cata,  September,  1910. 

Ribbed  glaaa 

(SoshtonKeys 

Hydrometer..  ....... .••••...•< 

Bevel  plate  mirror , 

Lumber , 

RoUer  for  miter  proas 

If  id!  tracks,  sash  chain.... ...., 

Curtains  ...................... , 

Repairing  bf^yole 

Hardware  anppiiea , 

Pieacriptioo  lor  hotse. ......... 

Window  ahadea,  canvaas , 

Stencila 

Electric  current,  August,  1910.. 

Rubber  tfaea 

Rubber  cover  for  horse 

Sanitary  deaks. 
Monogram  fori 

CartidkatB 

Moulding.... ............ ....... 

Locks 

Claw  hammer 

Horn  and  atand  for  motofoyde. . 

Overhauling  motorcycle 

Liquid  soap 

DUnfeetant 

Liquid  ao4» 

Six  cana  flash.. 

Gas,  September,  1910 

do 

Book  sections 

do. 


lavr 

28.00 

07.86 

2.03 

.£3 

2.96 

2.00 

8.86 

82.70 

2.60 

62.17 

8.40 

2.x 

101.04 

8.60 

116.63 

.64 

181.26 

84.60 

3.76 

164.00 

L26 

6.00 

2.00 

4.68 

.86 

6.00 

16.00 

66.00 

18.60 

6&00 

.88 

U.07 

.68 


Typewriter 
Sections.... 


desk. 


1  gallon 
ifaaaes. 


Square  tucks. 

Switches 

Ammonia  oiL. 

Carriage  cover 

Liquid  aoop.. 

Lumber.... 

Framea  and  type  holders.. 

Card  aectiona 

Electrical  supplies 

do.. 


<3eo.  F.  Muth  Co 

Edwd.F.Barkar 

Wm.  Wert  Clarke  &  Son 

Cordley  &  Hayea 

EDiott-FiaherACo 

Chaa.  F.  RookweD . 

The  Robt  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co.. 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co.. 

Meyer  Broa.  Drug  (k> 

Western  Electric  (}o 

General  Electric  (k>.. 

R.  B.  Cony 


Floor  oil.. 

Soap 

Graphite.. 
Glass,  anu 
Board  of  horsea,  September,  1910.. 

Whiting 

Bottle  coolers 

Repairing  machine... 

Pocket  knivea.. 

Cotton  waste , 

Solvene , 

Dra0dst  supplies. .... 


.do. 


Lampa. 

Blecooduot.. 


The  R.  D.  Swiaher  Manuiacturing  (3o. . 

do ,7r. 

United  Statea  Express  Co 

Hufl^  Reil^  Co. 


.do. 


The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co. 

aj.MoCubbin(5o. 

W.L.  Swayae..    ............ 

R.  P.  Cbffke  Co 

BazberA  Roes 

O.C.  Strawn 

J.  Banmgarten  Sana  Oo. 


Wheel  caster  ratik 

....do 

Expresaage 

ou:..Trr:. 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Plumber  supplies 

Copyholden 

Drilling  cotton 

Hhige 

Stencils 

Automatic  numbolng  machine. 
SelMnkers,  stampa 


98.86 

19.00 

44.00 

L30 

L20 

7.74 

6.40 

.99 

6.48 

9L00 

199.08 

4.60 

18.00 

473.42 

608.08 

.60 

19.68 

.90 

87.81 

196.00 

4.27 

66.00 

2.20 

8.26 

ia25 

13.00 

.78 

laso 

iaa64 

ia60 

36.00 

.43 

71 

.66 

9L96 

2.06 

1.66 

8.30 

BL84 

.07 

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46.00 

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Statement  of  experuKtwres  on  aooount  of  ihe  contingent  fund  of  ihe  Denartmeni  tf  Ai 
Interior  for.  thefiioal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continuea. 


Nov.   1 


Julius  Fowl. 

Cordley  A  Haves 

Thos.  Somemlle  C>o 

Guy,  Curran  &  C>o 

MiUer,  Qaeett  &  Co 

The  American  Automatic  Dislnfectliig 

T.  N.  Mudd,  Jr.,  Co 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co 

....do .TT. 

Typewriter  dk  Office  Supply  Co 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

do 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Postal  Tdegrupb-Cable  Co 

do 

W.  Bertrand  Acker , 

Henry  Seamark 

do 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Frank  Libbey  &  Go 

W.W.OrifBth 

do 

Wm.  C.  Robinson  Sons  Co 

John  Wanamaker , 

The  Cudahy  Pacl^  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  ManuCacturing  Co. 

Oordley  &  Hayes 

do 

F.S.Banks&Co 

do. 


J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

Otto  L.  Veerhofl 

MiUer,  Clagett  Co 

GuyJjurrenCo 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co 

Harry  F.  Seamark. 

D.  J.  Meeks  Sons 

FiedS.  Lincoln 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Thos.  W.Smith 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

John  Tickell 

E.  8.  Neumann 

do 

Martin  Wiegand. 

do , 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co , 

do , 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 

do , 

Wm.  A.  Heftner. 

Edw.  G.  Brownleejr. 

William  W.  Gibbs. 

Maurice  M.  Moore 

Warner  Stutler 

R.  A.  Ballinger. 

J.  S.  Harmon. 

do 

Library  Bureau 

Jas.  8.  Cotton , 

F.  8.  Banks  &  Co 

Schaeffer  &,  Budenberg  Manufacturing 

Co. 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co. 

Cordley  &  Hayes. 

Libnuy  Bureau , 

Chas.  S.  Jenkins 

R.B.Corey , 

The  Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co. . . 
TlMLiioentOUCo 


Willow  CaS%....\'..I 

Bottle  coolers 

Black  pipe,  bushings. . 
Flash 


Diainfectors. 


R^Mdring  motorojrcle 

Stamps,  self^Inkers. 

Repairing  numbering  machine. 

Type  for  machine 

Ink  spreader 

Sanitary  desks 

do 

do- 


Telegrams,  August,  1910.. 

Telegrams,  July,  1910 

Telegrams,  August,  1910.. 

Administering  oaths 

Plugs  in  bicycle  tire 

Bicycle  repiurB 

35  gaUons  Keystone 

Lumber. 

CoaL 

....do 

Cylinder  oU 

Typewriter  stand 

Soap 

Brooms 

Peerless  strip  racks. 

Bottle  coolers 

Demijohns 

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Coal.. 

Molding 

"l-f.::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::: 

1  postal  scale 

Typewriters. 

1  pair  tires 

Repairs  to  wagon 

Book  seotions 

Brushes. 

Bard  unions..... ..................... . 

Sanitary  desks 

Lumber. 

Typewriters. 

Repairs  for  vacuum  cleaner 

Repairs  to  adding  machine. 

,....do. 

Sawdust 

do. 

Polish,  alcohol,  soap 

Princes  metallic 

Telephonsmessages,  August,  1910 

Telephons  messages,  SeptamlMr,  1910. 

Traveling  expenses. 

.do.. 


.do.., 
.do.. 


Removing  ashes,  Ootobcr,  1910. 
Traveling  ez] 
Expressags... 
.do.. 


Oakc 

Laundering  towels,  October,  1910.., 

Mops. .............................. 

Thermometer...  ............ •••..., 


SolvegM 

Dem^ohns. ......... 

Book  truck. 

Map  rack. 

Electroduct 

1  model  fiO  machine. 
Floor  oil 


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SUUemeni  of  expenditures  on  aeoourU  of  the  eontinfferU  fund  of  fhe  Department  of  the 
InUricrfor  thefieoal  year  Ending  June  SO,  1911 — dontinue 


I>ataor 


ftwp  whoni  puwhiBOdi 


Nature  of  pnrehaae*  etc 


Amoont. 


Not.   6 


Oet.  25 


NoY.    6 

8 


Oet.  27 

Not.   9 

12 

10 

19 


JnUasFowL 

B.  F.  Stevens  A  Brown. 

Henry  Neomami 

F  H.HeiskeU,Jr.,&Ck>. 

Barber  &  Ross 

Derby  Desk  Co. 

Joihnld. 

B.0.B1 

NfttkHUkl  Sporting  Ooods  A  Automobile 
Apparel  Ck>. 

IxNua  Hartis 

Geo.F.KilSuiCo.. 


W.  S.  Jeoks  &  Bon 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

Underwood  Timewriter  Co 

StoUerA  Forrester 

W.  W.  Clark  &  Son 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co 

The  ColumUa  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. 

Oranulator  Soap  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

....do 

....do 

IfOler  A  Oraham 

Hastina  A  Co. 

Julius  Fowl 

Bmil  Qahnan  <&  Co 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  it  Cable  Co. . . 

India  AlkaU  Works 

a.  Herbert  Ofenstein 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

H.  C.  Hurley 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

LambATUden 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

House  A  Herrmann 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

The  American  Multl^nph  Sales  Co. . . . 

Henry  Evans. 

DulinA  Martin  Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman. 

Ja^jon  Bros 

....do 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

....do 

Chas.  Herfkirth 

....do 

Martin  Wlegand. 

Barber  &  Ross 

Wm.  F.  Oeddes 

Ridiard  Bankmann.......... 

W.  O.McBlaln 

AUndRigUng 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

Western  Union  Telegmph  Co 

Henry  Romelke  (Inc.) 

~'.S.Bank8<frCo.. 


The  Ojesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

W.  T.  Keerfoot,  Jr 

H.  A.  Buscher 

The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telefdume 

Go. 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

,....do 

J.  L.  Shoemaker  Go 

Tawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 

New  York  Telephone  Co 


BeUI 


Platform  truck... 

Freight 

Repairing  collar.. 
Dust  brushes..... 
Ladder. 


Locks 

Rollers  for  mop  buckets. . 
Leggins 


Hardware  supplies 

Boxes. 

Label  holders , 

Car  tickets 

Exchange  of  typewriters 

Brushes. , 

Olue 

Solvene , 

Lamps 

Soap 

Lime 

Telegrams,  July  and  August,  1910. 
Teleerams,  August,  1910 , 

OiLwWtol(Hid*.lII".i;i"'.!;'.;'.'.I! 

Ooldleef. 

Basket 


October,  1910. 


Wire.. 
Savoj 
Sha     ^ 

Linoleum 

Care  of  horse,  October,  1910. 

Transfer  cases 

Washers,  iron  wheels. 

Metal  dips 

Saws. 

Chairs 

Book  supports • 

Flags.. ..V. 

Truck. 

Overhauling  machines. . . . . . 

Camphor. 

Tumblers,  ice  crusher 

Absorbent  cotton. 

Carpet 

Rugs.. 


Winding  ckxdcs,  October,  1910 

Cleaning  and  repairing  dock 

Map  cases 

Buckets,  mop  wringers 

TraveliniB  expenses 

Tables 

Traveling  expenses 

do 

Subscription,  July  to  September,  1910.. 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 

Press  clippings 

Mops 

Telephone  calls 


Oas,  October,  1910 

Electric  current,  September,  1910. 

Prescription  for  horse 

do.. 

Telephone  call 


hone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania . 
•    "     jCo 


Typewriter  supplies 

Overhauling  typewriter 

Anvils,  iron  guides 

Cover  trays 

Telephones,  July,  August,  September, 

Telephone  calls 

Telephones,  July,  August,  September, 


110.87 
17.fi0 
2.85 
29.10 
5.11 
50.00 
6.14 
2.40 
2.45 

16.25 

13.20 

4.60 

5.00 

180.43 

&25 

8.77 

12.00 

78.48 

&16 

L48 

7.64 

14.12 

.29 

laso 

26.00 

2.46 
13.00 
ia37 
46.89 
19.00 
87.73 
10.30 
24.00 
43.00 
51.19 

7.34 
70.45 
12.13 
23.00 

4.88 
37&20 

LOO 
86.60 

L15 
79.20 
19.20 

5.80 

4.36 
36.80 

L60 
474.40 
ia64 

6.00 
27.60 

6.88 

9.00 

2.10 
165.80 

3.12 
66.48 

2.60 

9.00 

188.16 

2.45 

13.10 

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7.00 

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L40 
10.86 

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16.97 


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Statement  of  expendUurea  on  account  of  ths  contingent  fund  ^  the  Di 
Interior  far  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  2912— Continw 


€fam 


Nov.  23    The  Cindxmati  Bell  Telephone  Go. 


The  Pacific  Telephone  &.  Telegraph  Co. . 

The  Rectigraph  Co 

Geo.  W.  Saums 

L.  Sounebom  Sons  (Ino.) 

Shoemaker  &  Bauacn 

Robert  H.  Van  Schaack 

John  Wanamafcar...... 

..-.do 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Manqfactoring  Co.. . . 

do 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Saks  Optical  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

R.  T.  Scott  &  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln 

Herman  BaumgartenCo 

Wm.  F.Hale  &  Co 

L.C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

Wobmn  Brush  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

W.  S.  Jenks  <b  Co 

J.  B.  KendaUCo 

Quy,  Curran  &  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

do 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

. do 

do 

Washington  OasLl^t  Co 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

MackallBros 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

....do 

Quy.  Curran  &  Co 

....do 

....do 

Harry  F.  Seamark 

"I!!do!'.I!!!"!!"".''!"I"I.'.'!I""!.' 

Edward  F.  Barker 


The  Robt.  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 


TheCudahy  Packlne Co 

H.  B.  Needham  Basket  Co 

The  London  &  New  York  Chamois  it 

Sponee  Co. 

John  wanamaker 

Crockei^  Wheeler  Co , 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

General  Electric  Co , 

....do 

Ellis  A.  Gimbel 

....do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &Co , 

Bedell  Manufteturing  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  Co , 

Warren  A.  Ross , 

HughReiUy 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  J.  Lansburgh  Furniture  A  Carpet 

Co. 

W.   L.  Swayte , 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

P.  H.  HelakeU  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co , 

WelsbachCo 

Jackaon  Bros .•••••..... 

Beckers  Leather  Goods  Co 

Washington  Rubber  Co , 


Telephones,  July,  August,  September, 

....do 

Developer 

Floor  polish 

Ammonia  oil , 

Hair  sweeps 

8l 


Typewriter  stands 

Stamp  rack 

Caster  rack 

Cylinder  coda 

Clocks 

Typewriters 

Glass  sign  and  frame 

Bases  and  tops 

Numbering  "iftf»h  j"ft_ . . . . 

Ihorse 

Typewriter  repairs 

Mop  heads  with  handles. 

Paste 

Glue 

Cups 

Pads .*. 

Flash 

Typewriter 

do 

Typewriter  supplies 

Typewriters 

do 

Type 

Gas,  October,  1910 

Telephone  calls 


Lumber 

Electric  current,  October,  1910. 

Thermometer 

Set  keys 

Sulphuric  acid 

Typewriter 

Escapement  wheels 

Flash 

Soap 

iidoth. 


Plugs  for  bicycle 

Lamp  for  bicycle 

Tire  for  bkijrcle 

Care  of  hones,  October,  1910. 

Cotton  waste 

Soap 

Solvene 

Baskets 

Chamois  skins... 


Revolving  chair 

Journal  boxes  for  machine. 

Topandsectionets 

Electrical  supplies 

Unit  lamps , 

Desk  chair 

Revolving  stool 

Paints,  plaster  of  paris 

Recaning  chairs 

Scrub  brushes 

Fixtures 

Glass,  shellac 

Typewriters 

Carpet,  rugs,  chairs 


Holders,  punches 

Liquid  soap 

Lantern  wickB... 

Cotton 

Chimneys 

Desks 

Blankete 

Rubber  storm  oo^ 


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Statement  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  2921— Continued. 


Date  of 
pay- 


From  whom  pmchaaed. 


Natoie  of  purchase,  etc. 


Amount. 


19ia 
Not  26 


Deo.    1 
3 


Roflslyn  Supply  Co 

J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

D.  E.  Buoktngham 

Dowling  Si  Cl&Tord 

.....do!! 

Fred  8.  Llncohi  (Inc.) .*.... 

do. 

.....do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

do 

J.  Robert  SomervlUe 

do 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

do 

The  Washln^n  RaUway  A  Electric  Co. 

do. 

do. 

do. 


Adams  Express  Co 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Jas.  S.Cotton 

J.  Baumgarten  Sons  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

The  Chesapei^  A  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

Western  Electric  Co 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Missouri 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 

W.  Bertrand  Acker 

Warner  Stutler 

Henry  Neumann , 

O.  Herbert  Ofenstein 

H.C.  Hurley 

Terminal  Taxicab  Co , 

Chs.  Herfurth 

Edward  F.  Barker 

do 

Stoneleigh  Court 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

do.. 

d«» 

.....do 

do ; 

do 

Postal  TalaoaDhrCable  Co 

.do..!7T. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
•do. 


John  W.  Masury  A  Sons , 

TuestonA  Fnlle(Inc.) 

Morrow  Transfer  A  Storage  Co.. . 

W.  A.  H.  Church. 

Barber  &  Ross 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Washington  Oas  Liffht  Co 

The  Geo.  W.  Knox  Express  Co.. 

L.  Warner , 

Warren  A.  Ross , 

J.  Robert  Somervllle 

Wm.  F.  Hale  dlt  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 


Wood 

Coal 

Hospital  treatment  for  horse 

Repairing  and  repainting  wagon . 

do 

Book  sections 

Transfer  cases 

Draw  card  section. 

Typewriter  desk 

Sanitary  desks 

Cylinder  oil,  compound 

Dynamo  oil 

Catches,  castors 

Chairs 

Car  tickets 

do 

.....do 

....do 

KK  ItrftHMAgft  «...  ..•........••...•. 

1  three-part  dioe  case 

Telephones,  October,  1910 


Laundry,  November,  1910.. 

Stamps 

Repamng  self-inker 

Removing  switchboard 


Electrical  supplies. 

Solvene 

Telephone  service. . 
Telephone  call 


Administerizig  oaths 

Removing  ashes,  November,  1910 

Repairing  harness 

Shoeing  horses,  November,  1910 

Care ofnorses,  November,  1910 

Services  rendered 

Regulating,  winding  clocks 

Care  of  horse 

Board  and  care  of  horses,  November,  1910 
Telephone  calls,  October,  November, 

1910. 
Telegrams,  September,  1910 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Telegrams,  October,  1910 

Telegrams,  September,  1910 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 

Telegrams,  August  and  September,  1910. 

Tel^rams,  July,  1910 

Telegrams,  September,  1910 

Telegrams,  August  and  September,  1910. 
Telegrams,  August,  1910 

Turpentine 

Corks 

Moving  books 

Lumber 

Bolts,  locks 

Furniture 

Gas,  November,  1910 — 

Moving  safe 

Charges  of  chemicais 

Tungsten  fixtures 

Snowhlte 

1  horse 

Typewriter 

Type  bar  basket 

Repairing  machines 

Typewriter  supplies 

Electrical  supplies 

Coal. 


->ivanixed  iron. 

^idors. 

*  keys.... 


S13.18 

950.91 

37.50 

41.50 

^44.60 

20.60 

350.00 
13.50 
22.00 
54.00 

103.48 
18.20 
60.05 
13.60 
5.00 
20.00 
2.00 
20.00 
.39 
67.20 

286.93 

66.08 

69.77 

.75 

260.34 

8.25 

11.88 

18.00 

.10 

2.00 
88.12 

3.65 
22.75 
16.66 

8.80 

36.90 

.60 

226.50 

1.90 

17.28 

L44 

3.49 

3.03 

71.01 

92.53 

1.15 

.69 

6.19 

27.97 

20.17 

21.65 

34.42 

10.80 

5.30 

6.00 

97.26 

8.73 

176.10 

.90 

5.00 

25.00 

28.00 

33.76 

345.00 

64.50 

32.46 

9.31 

16.59 

276.46 

947.70 

108.10 

32. 8S 

17.70 

2.88 


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CONTINGENT  BXPENSfifi,  INTEBIOB  DEPARTMENT,  1911. 


StaUment  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  Ae 
Interior  for  thefiecal  year  ending  June  30, 1911— Oontinuea. 


Dee.  17 


n 


GnneOo 

....do 

J.  Baomnrtaa  ACo 

NationalElectiical  Supply  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Quy,  CurrenCo 

Lansborgh  Bros 

Lew  Reporter  Printing  Co 

E.  C.  Haselton 

Dulin  <St  Martin  Co 

Jas.  S.  Topham 

Chesapeake  Supplr  Co 

The  American  Mmtigraph  A  Bales  Co . . . 

House  dk  Herrmann 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

TheM.C.MitcheUCo 

do 

The  Washington  Ry.  Co 

do 

do 

do 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Yawman  &  Brbe  Manufacturing  Co — 

do 

W.W.  Griffith 

do 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

do 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co 

do 

do 

General  Electric  Co 

Miller  &  Graham 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

The  Fiber  Conduit  Co 

The  Robt.  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co. . 

The  J.L.  Mott  Iron  Works 

India  Alkali  Works 

The  P.M.  Frank  Disinfteting  Co 

Lewis  Manufaoturlng  Co 

Julius  Fowl 

H.  Mueler  Manulteturing  Co 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

H.  B.  Needham  Basket  Co 

John  Wanamaker ,, 

Wm.  W.  Clarke  A  Son 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

TheGarlook  PaokinffCo 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co.. 

do 

Southern  Electric  Co 

do 

R.  B.  Coray 

do 

M.Wlegand 

JnUusFowl 

The  Cudahj  Packing  Co 

Lamb&Tilden 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Geo.  P.  Muth  &  Co 

James  B.  LambleCo.  (Inc.) 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Thos.  Somervllle  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

Warren  A.  Ross 

M.  G.  Copeland  Co 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

MarUnWiegand 

Derby  Desk  Co 

W.  S.  JeiiksdkSon 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 

Freds.  Lamb  (Inc.) 

O.  C  Strawn 


Galvanised  nippies., 

do 

Stamps 

Electrical  supplies. . 


Soap,  flash 

Cloth 

BiU  heads 

Bicycle  saddle 

Ice  crushers. 

Briefcase 

Force  cups 

Lbieclipe 

Typewriter  chairs 

Sanitary  desks 

Gasoline 

Tto 

....do 

Car  tickets 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Glass 

Alcohol 

Card  bidez  sections 

....do 

Goal 

....do 

Self-takers 

Numbering  machtaes 

Platen  roll 

Arm  clutch 

Repairing  typewriter 

Electrical  supplies 

White  lead 

Galvanized  tees 

Joint  conduit  and  mixture. 

White  waste 

Glass  towel  bars 

Savogran 

Creosote 

Gauze 

Rubber  tiros 

Bibbs 

Pump  valves 

Press  clippings 

Baskets 

Green  rep 

Whiting 

Letter  treys 

Rbig 

Stamp  reeks 

Strip  racks 

Hard  rubber 

Shade  holdere 

Electroduct 

do 

Sawdust 

Baskets 

Tar  soap 

Stamps 

Floor  sweeps. . 
Turpentine,  gti 
Galvanized  Ira 
Tyjw  writers... 

Saws 

Screws,  bushin 
Cylindera  in  esi 
Electrotype... 
Tungsten  fllztu 

Flags 

Wood 

Sawdust 

Typewriter  dei 

Paste  pans 

Desktrevs 

Tops,  units,  bt 
Btendls 


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S7.S 

4.08 

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6.00 

IS.  00 

.01 

S.S4 

.90 

4.80 

L37 

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13 


Siatemtnl  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  191i~Continued. 


Dfttoof 
Pay- 
ment. 


From  whom  pcwhiBOdi 


Natme  of  pmchase,  ete. 


1910. 
Dec.  21 


24 


1911. 
Jab.     1 
5 


Cbas.  Herfarth 

W.T.  Kerfoot,Jr 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

Bedell  Mannfticturing  Co 

Ganoll  Electric  Co 

do 

W.  W.  Griffith 

do 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Henry  Neumann 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

F.  H.  Duehay 

Jackson  Bros 

Cohimbia  Oil  Co 

WestDlsinfectSigOo'ri"!!!.'!.'!.'!!!! 

R.  T.  Scott  &  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Go 

Ouy .  Curran  &  Co , 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

TheaX.McCubbinCo 

Thos.  W.Smith 

Yawman  &  Erbe  ICanufacturtng  Co. . 
Jas.  8.  Topham. -. ;.. 

Derby  Desk  Co 

....do 

.....do 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co , 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Wobnm  Brush  Co , 

The  J.  I>.  Mott  Iron  Works 

R.  B.  Corey 

Shoemaker  A  Busch.................. 

Brewer  &  Co 

Ellis  OimbeL 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co. 

The  Snead  A  Co.  Iron  Works , 

Library  Bureau 

Nubian  Paints  Varnish  Co 

Cordley  A  Hayes 

do 

W.  &  J.  Sloane 

r....d0 

....do 

W.  W.  Griffith 

James  8.  Cotton 


Repairing  dock 

Veterinary  service. . . . 
Gas,  November,  1910.. 

Recaning  chairs 

Socket 

Push  button 

Coal. 


do 

Hand  sprayer 

Repairing  namess. 

Stamp  holders. ... 

Telephone  calls,  Rochambeau  A-partment 

Chairs 

Gasoline.... 

Cloth 

Disinfectant, 
Sign. 


Repairing  paper  tester. . . 
Exchange  on  typewriter. 

Hairbrushes 

Gas,  November,  1910 

Floor  flanges 

Lumber 

Copying  rollers 

Paste,  November,  1910. . . 

Paste,  October,  1910 

Sanitary  desks 

do.. 


The  Washington  Post. 

Warren  Stiitier 

Smith  AHulse 


Woodruff  Manuliacturing  Co 

J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

CruibCo 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co. 
do.. 


do 

Card  index  section 

Magazine  rack 

Mops 

Glass  towel  bar 

Electroduct 

Lye 

Sweeping  Powder 

Desk  chair 

Fixture  and  duplex  wire.. 

Bookstacks 

Oak  units 

Brewlce 

Bottle  coolers 

Demijohns 

Rups 

Carpet 

do 

Coal 

Laundry,  December,  1910 

Subscription  to  the  Washington  Post.... 

Removing  ashes,  December,  1910 

Services  in  reportiiig  charges   before 
Patent  Office. 

Oak  shoe  cases 

Coal. 


J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

W.  W.  Griffith 

.....do 

Henry  Romelke  (Inc.) 

General  Electric  Co 

The  Snead  &  Co.  Iron  Works 

American  Press  Information  Bureau.... 

IxmisHartig 

Adams  Express  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  BroA.  Typewriter  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Chas.  Heirarth 

Mutual  District  Messenger  Co 

O.  Herbert  Ofenstein 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Washi2igton  Gas  Light  Co 

H.C.Hurley 

The  CheaHwake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Oa. 


Fuller  balls,  black  nipples.. 

Car  tickets 

....do 

Coal 

do 


do 

Press  clippings 

Electrical  supplies 

2  library  booiatacks 

Newspaper  clipping  service 

Hardware  supplies 

Expressage 

Platen 

Repairing  typewriter 

Repairing  and  regulating  clocks. 

Auxiliary  flre-alarm  boxes 

Shoeing  horses,  December,  1910.. 

Use  of  electric  current 

Coal 

Gas,  December,  1910 

Pasture  and  feeding  horse 

One  caU 


SI.  50 

2.0» 

12.69 

20.16 

.25 

1.25 

13.44 

24.85 

1.00 

5.25 

2.34 

13.85 

33.65 

3.50 

5.32 

91.00 

1.50 

0.50 

52.00 

24.00 

4.77 

.36 

6.59 

4.00 

17.80 

19.60 

216.00 

22.00 

105.00 

45.00 

12.00 

16.25 

5.00 

17.50 

11.20 

2.15 

5.83 

34.33 

54a  00 

90.00 

ILOO 

14.50 

5.40 

112  93 

148.90 

50.20 

269.90 

66l45 

180 
10L81 
374.40 

l,166i00 

87210 

6i21 

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3a  00 

1,453.50 

3ia50 

151.20 

ia02 

52L33 

2saoo 

6l25 

4495 

.40 

190 

12.76 

6a  50 

37.60 

5a  00 

5&25 

166.04 

207.00 

.99 

13.00 

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CONTINGENT  BXPEN8BS.  INTEBIOE  DEPABTMBNT,  19tL 


Statement  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fimd  of  the  Devartmemt  of  fli 
Inienarfar  ihefieoal  year  ending  June  SO,  2922 — Onntiiiaea. 


Date  of 

pay. 


NilMB  oC  pnrr  h— I,  ate. 


191L 
lUL    10 


W.A.H.  Clmrdi 

Tbe  Ghiesapeake  &  Potomac  Telepliaoe 
Co. 

.do 


Edw.  F.  Baricer. 


Postal  Tdegnph-Gable  Go 

Western  JJnkm  Tekgraph  Co. 
do 


-do. 
.do.. 


Wholesale  TrpewTtter  Go 

The  J.  Lansbuish  Famitare  &  Ctepet 

Oo. 
Shoemaker  A  Bosch.. ................ .. 

StoUer  A  Forrester. 

The  Robert  Bishop  MamifiKtiiiiiic  Go.. 
The  Ben  Telephone  Oo.  of  MJasoon. 


Lomber.... 
Telephooec 


....do. 

Board  and  care  iv  hoaea^ 

1910. 
Tekgiams,  September,  1910. 
Telqpam,  Jnly.  1910 

TdmmjC'6<^i^^^ 


RonodeUDK  typevitten^.... 
Osrpetif  rngSy  rhalia.., ...... 

Ofl. 


Tbt  andmiati  A  Soburban  BeD  Tele- 
phone  Oo. 

Hetaie  Safety  Boiler  Oo 

W.  A  J.  Sloane 

Oooper  Hewett  Electric  Co.... 

Oeneral  Electric  Co. 

Western  Electric  Oo 

Pioneer  Broom  Oo 

Fkedeiick  L.  MacFarhuid. 

Standard  OaOo 

.do 

.do. 


White' 

Tefephone  aerrioe^  October,  November, 
andDeoember,  1910. 


Bolts  and  mils 

Ruga. 

Lamp  tube.. 

Electrical  sappUes.. 

....do.. 

Brooms............. 

Emery  doth 

OIL. 


The  R.  D.  Swisher  MannfMAarlng  Co.. 

do , 

The  J.  L.  Mott  Iron  Works 

.....do 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Oo. 

Stoneklgh  Comt. 

J.  Maury  DoveOo 

Ony,  CunanCo 

Washington  Oas  Light  Oo. 

The  Smith  PremierTypewritcr  Co. 

Junes  S.  TopT 

C. 

Z.D.< 

W.  S.  Jenks  A  Son. 

W.H.  Oooper 

Otb  Elevator  Go... 


Woodward  A  Lotluop  (Inc.) 

The  American  Moltisaph  Sales  Co 
Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co.... 

littieAeld,  Alvord  A  Oo 

J.  BanmgartanASonsOo 

J.  Robert  SomerriUe. 

Harry  F.  Seamark. , 

R.P.a»rkGo.. 

Washington  Ry.  A  Ekcdic  Oo 

E.  H.  Pitcher, 
KB.  Adams  Oo. 
E.  J.  Murphy  Oo. 
Martin  Wi^:and. 
Thoa.  SomenriUe  Oo. 
Darby  DeakOo. 

do _, 

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.do. 

.do. 


Ifi—ljB  Lumber  Co. 

!TT!S 

Tbe  Oolnmbla  Inmndesenit  Co. 
Co. 

Oo. 


do 

....do 

Rack. 

...do. .... 

Glass  towel  bars  and  shetvcB 

....do. 

Sohrcne 

Telephone  service,  Deoember,  1910. 

CoaL 

Fli^ 

Gas,  Deoember,  1910 

Oikrs  for  typewritcB. 

Portfalns 

Repairing  lock  on  safcL. 

Vaser -' 

FBel 
Pictuiet 
Cerbonc 
Towd  mrkn.. 

HaoUngi 
Nnmbermgand< 
Cylinder  and  drnamo  oiL. 
Repairing  bicycle ...... 

Desk  coven  and  book  I 
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Statement  of  expendiiurea  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  tht 
IntaiorfoT  thefiecal  year  ending  June  SO^  1911 — Oontinued. 


Date  of 
pay- 
ment. 

From  whxoD.  pmchaaed. 

Nature  of  purchase,  eto. 

Amocuit. 

1911. 
Jan.   20 

Woo^lmflManufBOtnrtnECo.... 

Shoe  drawer  sections 

S79.X 
£78.00 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons..... 

Furniture 

do 

Hues  and  carDeta   .    ^  ^                ^  .      ^ 

174  04 

Riylnll  MAn^ffy^turing  Co.      -....•••tt,. 

RA»iTi{ng  ciiairs 

23  84 

Rudolph  &  West  Co.. 

Hardware suTynlies  ^..  .  .  .......^...... 

62.96 

W.  W.  Orifflth 

cSSu.T!^.^^ !.:::::;:::::;:;;:::;::: 

161  20 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Electrical  sunnlies 

127  16 

Postal  Tdegraph-Cable  Co 

Teipgrams,  August,  1910 

.66 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Teleirams',  October,  1910 

21.89 

Telegrams,  July.  1910 

9.08 

Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . . 
B.  F.Stevens^  Brown 

Rental  of  private  telephone  exchange 

Freight 

291.61 
17.60 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

Telephone  service....... 

16.90 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  A  Telegraph 

Co. 
do 

11.00 

do 

16.60 

il 

Freight 

13.66 

H.  A.  Buacher 

PresrriDtion  for  horses.....  . 

4.60 

Thos.  SomervUle  Co 

Leather  cups 

11.04 

Joh^i  8.  Berryman 

Reinin  to  motor  cycle . 

6.00 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

2  field  coils 

2.60 

do tr..' 

Electrical  suDDlies 

464.36 

do 

CeUs 

.76 

TheCndahy  Packing  Co 

Solvene 

69  40 

»5 

Cordley  &  flayes...T 

Bottle  coolers 

29.00 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Filing  cabinet 

80.05 

Western  Electric  Go 

Electrical  supplies 

4.80 

do 

do 

6.98 

B.  J.  Murphy  (Inc.).... 

Floor  wax 

1.25 

W.  T.  Kerfoot,  Jr 

'    2  46 

Washington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

Car  tickets ll.I.l.l.ill.li!! 

6.00 

Miss  Ethel  M.  Jones 

Milk  ftimlshed  for  cats  of  the  department. 
Tables 

2  66 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Go 

64.00 

..  ..do 

Card  index,  wardrobes. . 

303  38 

.to 

H.  F.  Hayden 

Vi^etAhle  hot  1  Ar  OQinpcilPd 

30.00 

2 

Barber  A'H  oas  a...*.. 

Hsurdwaie  supplies. ." ., ..... ... 

6.77 

do 

Bnrew9, sandpapT ^.^.x.  x^^ 

2.02 

do 

do 

Mop  wringers  and  buckets 

8.97 

Door  mats . ... 

13  60 

James  S.  Cotton 

T/anndry ,  January,  1 91 1 ..... . 

84.65 

Potomac  Electric  Pow<!^'  Co. 

Electric  lighting  current,  December,  1910 

Ifnnhlnff  hn1t» 

209  09 

John  B»  Eflpey , . . . 

3.19 

Thos.  SomoVIlleCo « 

Lead  pipe 

46.66 

Ouy,  Cnrren  Co 

Scan  ..  ...  --         --  .    . 

47.00 

MlUer.-Claeett  <&  Go 

do..... 

20.02 

ColumbiaGranlte  A  Dredging  Co 

Lansburgh  A  Bro 

Sand. 

1.30 

Cloth 

17.76 

Waahln^nRy.&  Electric  Go 

American  Automatic  Disinfecting  Co. . . 
W.  S.  Jenks  dk  Son 

Car  tickets 

20  00 

Disinfectors 

6.30 

Enamel  cujm. 

3.60 

J.  B.  Kendall  Co 

11.70 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 

James  B.  LambleCo 

Drawer  cabinets,  card  sections 

90.20 

Shovels,  wrenches. 

18.62 

Geo.  P.  Muth  A  Go 

Glass  push  plates ...,.[['... 

4.25 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber........................  .,  .. 

198.40 

Washington  RnbMT  ob 

Rubber 

1.70 

Becker'?  Leather  Goods  Co • 

11.20 

West  Disinfecting  Co.  (Inc.) 

Disinfectant 

66.60 

T^rrmnn  BaumgaHen  4o . .  I , 

Stamns.  badfes 

16.67 

do .". 

Stamps 

1  81 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

chidii  , ; .;. 

106.63 

do 

Wardn>b«*,d«¥?kf.. 

416.60 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

Subscription  to  the  Post '..'.'.'..'. 

8.40 

i 

Southern  Electric  Co 

AttCK^hment  plugs .^........    . 

11.26 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

Oyprh^miing'mfltchlne 

13  45 

do 

12.00 

Lewis  ManufacfariM  Co 

Gauze.... 

21.83 

James  8.  Barron  A  Co 

Mopb<^i?dYeff 

8.75 

Cotlon 

100.91 

BtoUer  <&  Forrester 

Closet  brushes 

8.25 

EIllott-Flsher  A  Co 

Renairinff  machines 

4.05 

Patapsoo  Oil  A  Grease  Co 

The  Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. . 
Swindell  Bros 

11.62 

Lamps....... ........ •.«....... 

62.33 

n\^Hn,  .                     ---_ 

4.42 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co 

Ebonite  sheet  packing 

13.96 

iStSl  TelroHoneCo 

Telflibhone  servioe . . . . .......... >...^. 

19.66 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

....^ol!™!!!!!":::.:;:.:;::::::::;:::: 

12.06 

The  Sehaeffer  A  Budenberg  MamiliM>- 

CrwHoent  thmnometer 

8.00 

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Statement  of  eipendUvres  on  aeeount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Denartwiemt  of  Ai 
Interior  for  thefUetU  year  ending  June  SO,  J91i— Oontiiiuea. 


Date  of 
pay- 
ment. 


From  whom  poiclmeed. 


Nilare  of  puralian,  ote. 


191L 
Feb.    3 


Jenkins  Bna... 

Soutbem  Bell  Tele^aph  A  Telq»hone 
Co. 

TbeCbas.  PaikerCo 

Geo.  W.  Seams. 

Comberiand  Telegraph  A  Telephone  Co. 
do. 


Olobe  valves 

Telephone  aenrioe. 


The  Padik  Telegrq;>h  &  Telephone  Co. 

do. 

W.  &  J.  Sloane 

Lamb  &  TOden 

W.  W.  Orifflth 

J.  Manry  Dove  Co 

J.  Banrngarten  Sons  Co, 

CanoU  Electric  Co 

.....do 

do. 

Frad  8.  Unootai  (Inc.) 

.do. 


Famltaie  polish. 
Telephones 


.do.. 


do 

Oaipet 

Stampe,  daten , 

CoaLr? 

....do 

8elf4nken,  stamps., 
Unilets,  carbon 


.do.. 


Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co. . 

do 

....do. 

....do. 

do.. 


Card  tray 

Telegrams,  Oetober,  1910.... 
"-'  September,  1910. 

October,  19M>.... 


TelMrams,< 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

do 

.....do 

.....do.. 


.     .  r,l»10.., 

Telegrams,  Deoember,  1910... 
Telmms,  November,  1910. . 


do. 

.....do 

.....do. 

Warren  Stntler 

Henry  Neumann 

Henry  Romeike  (Ine.) 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  A  Cable  Co. 

Julius  FowL 

W.  A  J.  Sloans 

R.  B.  Cocey 

General  Electric  Co 

Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. . . . 

do. 

do 


Telegrams,  Angnat,  1910. 

Telegnms,  NovSisr,  1910. 

Telegnms,  Aogost,  1910. 

Telegrams,  July,  1910. 

Removing  aahsB^  JaoDHry,  1911.. 

Repairing  hamasi 

Press  cuppings,  Jamsryr  19U ..  . 
Wire., 


Slectnduet.. 

Electrical  aopplies... 


"^^i: 


do 

John  B.  Bspey. , 

The  Monaich  Typewriter  Co... 

do 

Washington  Gas  LltfU  Co 

.do.. 


DuUnAlCartinCo... 
Adams  Express  Co ... , 
O.  Herbert  OtastBfai. 
Edw.  F. 


do. 

BiaokelB,  locks 

Evghange  In  ijFpowiitBn., 

Typewriters , 

Gas,  Jannaiy,  tni 

.....do.. ....... .....•.••••, 

Tnmblen , 


Guy.CuiTan  AOo.. 
.do. 


FEed8.UDD0ln(Ine.) 

do 

Chas.  HerftDth 

do 

Barber  A  Ross. 

do 

H.C  Hurley 

R.T.8oo«tACo 

The  Padflc  Telegraph  A  Telephone  Co. 

ThsCodahy  Packing  Co 

Ths  Holtaer  Gabot  fileotilD  Co.... 

The  Chas.  Parker  Co. 

Llbrsiy  Bureau. 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co. 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

Southern  ElecMo  Co 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Mannfsctnring  6o.. 

Chas.  F  RoekwelL 

The  Lucent  OO  Co 

Crown  Oa  A  Wax  Co 

R.  B.Corey 

Barber  A  Roea. 


Board  and  care  for 

Flash... 

.....do... 

Tranrfar 

SeetienB,dm! 

Winding. 


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,  1911. 


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11.99 
1.91 

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1.99 
7.99 

LIS 
1.99 
LB 

1.49 
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9.99 

.99 
1.99 

ULr 

9lU 
i.B 
C47 
S.99 
ILS 
L79 


H.44 

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ia.» 

.77 
1ft  7S 


LS 
LIS 

lft« 

a90 

1999 

.» 
499 

aL9» 

19.99 

mm 

L9 

.91 
9^99 
ILIS 

1km 

.99 
.91 
19S 
t.7S 
KM 
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SUUemeiU  of  eospendkuni  on  aeetnaU  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Devartmenl  oj  ike 
hUenorfar  Uiefieeal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Continuea. 


Date  of 
p«ar- 
ment. 


Froni  whoBn  pcrebMod. 


Natiira  of  pmchase,  eto. 


1911. 
Feb.  11 


Rosalyn  Lumber  Co. 

AmencanlbeCo.. 

J.  B.KfindaUGo. 

Saks  Optical  Co 

Killer,  Clagett^  Co 

CnneCo 

Lamb  it  Tllden. 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Frank  Libbey  &  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

do 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co . 
.do.. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

Remington  TypBwriter  Col . 

.....do 

.....do 

James  S.  Topham 

do 

.do 


.do.. 


J.  Maury  Dove  Co.  (Ino.) 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Sieber  &  TrusseU  Manuffteturing  Co 

India  AlkaU  Works. 

Charles  8.  Jenkins 

Swindell  Bros 

The  Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co. . 

StoUer  &  Forrester. 

Western  Electric  Co 

The  Asbestos  Copying  Bath  Co 

Ellis  A.  GlmbeL 

Atiantic  Insulated  Wire  Cable  Co 

The  Julius  Lansburgh  Carpet  &  Fumi* 
tnreCo. 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co. , 

Barber  &  Ross 

John  B.  Espey. 
House  ^Herrn 

Stoneleigh  Court '. 

£•  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Ethel  M.  Jones 

O.CStrawn 

W.  8.  Janks  &  Son 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

W.W.  Griffith 

DuUn  &  Martin  Co 

BIum3ro6... 

William  Blum 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co. 

Fred  8.  Unootai  (Inc.) 

Albert  8.  Johnson 

West  Dishifecting  Co 

Librarr  Bureau 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

do 

James  8.  Topham 

do 

.....do 

John  A.  Roebling's  Sons  Co 

Remhigton  Typewriter  Co 

The  Rectigraph  Co 

John  Wanamaker 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

F.  8.  Banks  &  Co 

Frederick  L.  McFarlane 

W.  A  J.  Sloane 

.....do 

....do 

J.  Robert  SomerriUe 

W.  T.  Keerfiwt  Jr 

Louis  Hartl£ 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Dulta  A  Marthi  Co 

The  M.  C.Mitchell  Co 

Bedell  ManuiiBcturing  Co 


Wood 

Ice,  January.  1911 

Rambler  pads. 

Clocks,  silver  tiay,  and  ice  pitcher . 

Brooms 

Wheel  cutter. 

Deters 

Dictionary  holder • 

Lumber. 

Book  sections 

Cupboards  with  partition 

Typewriter  oil 

Cylinder 

Sanitary  oak  desks 

do.. 

Ty^writer  supplies. 

TypewritenV.".'.*.' I II II ! !  I ! !  II II !  Ill 

Paste 

do 

Leather  portCoUo. 

Steamer  trunk 

Coal 

Bookcase..... « 

Hand  punch....... 

Savogran. 

Map  rack 

Glass. 

White  waste 

Brushes. 

Switches 

Copying  bath 

Revolving  stool 

Wire 

Carpets,  tables,  chairs 


Flags,  bunting 

Daters,  numbers 

Sandpaper 

Wanfrobelock 

Bentwood  chairs 

Telephone  calls,  January,  1911... 

Brushes 

Milk  for  cats  of  the  department., 

Stencils 

Paste  pans 

Lumber 

Coal 

Pails,  hamper,  tumblers 

Window  shades 

.do.. 


Platen,  tools,  electrotype , 

Units,  tops,  base , 

Hardware  supplies 

PipeKkn-Zo 

Oak  unit 

Cleaning  and  repairing  tjrpewriters. 

2  platen  rolls 

Leather  brief  case 

Repairing  money  satchel 

Marking  Drief  case , 

Binderr  wire 

Repairhig  and  cleaning  typewriter. . 

Chains 

Typewriter  chairs 

Feather  dustera 

Mops 

Emery  cloth 

Carpets,  rugs 

do 

Carpet 

Djmamooil 

Metal  S3rrince 

Buckets,  solder,  hooks 

Ctoth 

Scoops , 

Galvanised  iron , 

Recaning  chairs 


S3w« 

112.71 
17.10 
81.fi0 

3.88 

7.20 
20.67 

3.28 
£0.76 
117.00 
66.75 
23.26 

L60 
116.00 
324.00 

6.88 

L96 

390.43 

18.00 

18.20 

12.16 

3.78 
10L34 
2&26 

2.26 
22.19 
66.00 

4.76 
20.60 

8.26 
2a  97 

2.06 

3.96 
64.02 
367.67 

20.60 

101.31 

L80 

.60 

17.88 

4.25 

27.48 

2.46 

1.12 

1.05 

120.83 

563.20 

18.60 

6.00 

14.00 

11.80 

21.70 

20.05 

4.00 

46.00 

6.00 

3.60 

7.88 

.76 

.60 

eaoo 

14.28 

1.10 
23.40 

L19 

66.48 

.61 

42.90 

28.10 

4.09 
44.68 

1.7S 
20.16 

4.44 

.80 

21.21 

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StaUment  of  expeTuKturea  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Devartmmt 
Interior  for  theftacal  year  ending  June  30 ,  1911 — Oontinuea. 


of^ 


Date  of 
pay- 
ment. 

From  whom  pmohased* 

Natora  of  pmchasa,  ete. 

--. 

1911. 
Feb.  21 

Wnd  A.B^hmldt , 

Thermometers 

i&fli 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co 

.» 

Repairs  to  motorcycle 

£.9 

R.  CSarter  Ballantyne 

Letter  scale 

S.8 

Z.  P.  Oilman 

Glass  bottles 

.70 

H^nnHn  Baumnrten  Co 

Rqhherf*ftp9,  iiiflecti«lde.........,.,..r 

NlS 

WAst  nUtnfont&F  P-A    .        

Liquid  soap 

12L9> 

Harry  F.  SMmarlc 

Repairs  for  bicycle , 

.» 

rwift, "p,  iriMiiiTi  .    ..,,.,„, 

Red-book  boxes 

22.00 

Warren  A.  Ross 

Tungsten  fixtures 

96.09 

Thos.  Somervilie  Co 

Paclc&ig 

9lS 

ObroU  Electric  Co 

Electrical  supplies 

47.35 

The  Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Wardrobes 

02.60 

Rudolph  <&  West  Co 

Hardware  supplies...................... 

130.71 

Fred^  Lincoln 

Book  sections r......... I I.I 

O.50 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Tvnewriters. 

E.  J.  Miuphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Gffi!!i.^;..ii:!:;i"i:;:i;::i::ir.::: 

.« 

do 

Ivory  soap 

13.72 

Yawman  &  Erbe  l£anu£Acturing  Co 

.....do 

Filirig  unite , 

16L20 

Card  ledeer  outfit 

LOO 

Miliar,  ClH^tt  *  Co.... 

Sax)olio  salt,  matches 

67.  SI 

do' T 

Soap..  I 

SS.00 

Washington  Ry.  4r  Electric  Co 

Car  tickets 

101 00 

do.r. ' 

do 

&.00 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co.... 

116.50 

do .'.' 

pSimBf:.:..?r.™!!?.*.:i:;::i;:iiii:: 

3.09 

do 

Typewriters 

IILOO 

34 

James  8.  Parran. 

Mophandlfts. , 

8.7S 

Logonda  Manufocturing  Co 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Manufacturing  Co. . . 
H,  ifwilier  M*Mf»uft»t«rir»g  Co. 

Hose  vrlth  couplings 

3.n 

R^inks. 

«.M 

Stopcocks 

7.44 

The  Oarlofilr  Packing  Co.T 

Oarlock  sheet 

IX.S 

EUls  A.  Ofanbel 

1  stool 

3.12 

W.  A  J.  Sloane 

1  rug 

27.  U 

Swindell  Bros 

a\ji^ , 

3.87 

^,  Rnm  nolltnfl 

Burlaps 

5.10 

Cordley  A  Hayes 

PemlJohTlff 

ODiOO 

India  AlkaU  Works 

Rftvograp 

46  3S 

T^wiff  Manufacturing  Co    4.  ^ 

Gauie 

2LS 

Library  Bureau.....T 

2 oak  oases 

!&00 

J,  U.  lirnffmfkn  ,             ,    ^ 

Cleaning  time  locks 

2&00 

Julius  Fowl 

wiiiowTjaskets I 

14.79 

do 

Fiberbasketff        

3.31 

Southern  Electric  Co 

A  ttw^hmei^t  plugs 

.27 

do 

Shade  holden..r... ............ ..I 

.10 

1.05 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Shade  holders « 

do 

do    

.41 

B.  J.  Meeks 

Repairs  to  brougham  and  wagon 

Card  cutter 

AOD 

OonsoUdated  Sales  Co 

4.07 

Lent  &  Ijossau. ....... ......x^.^.x    ^ 

Veterinary  combination  file... . 

%Ti 

J.  BaumgartMi  A  Sons  Co 

BtanYpff  and  daters. .....  ... 

«B.n 

Beckers  Leather  Goods  Co 

Repairing  whip . 

.73 

P.  H.  HeiakeU,  Jr 

Dust  brushes... •• 

29l10 

do '.! 

Ice  hatchets..... v.. ....'..'.'. ------- 

.71 

The  Fairbanks  Oo 

Letter  scale 

2.90 

B.  P.  Rftrpflhaw  A  Bn> 

Coarse  salt 

&25 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Sanitary  oak  desks 

382.00 

do 

do.'. I.II..III.IIIIIIIIII 

0.00 

Baibw&Ross 

Shank  drills 

&57 

Craned  Co 

Nipples 

L12 

do 

Gas  cocks........ ....... ............ 

la 

Tawman  &  Erbe  Manultacturing  Co 

Card  cabinet 

4.50 

Rnn  Ami., . 

XSK 

Miller  Bros.  Automobile  and  Supply 
House. 

Repairs  to  motor  cycle 

L9 

Wood 

7.« 

Oeo  P.  Killian 

Red-book  boxes. 

7.« 

The  Moore  Co • 

Typewriter 

A.O 

W.  S.  Jenks  &  Son 

Quart  CUDS II 

4.  SO 

J.  Manry  Dov* Co...... 

^iiv.T:!; . ..... .11 ....  .1 ..  .1 .:..:. 

118.01 

James  tf .  Lambie  Co 

Hardware  supDlies 

oos 

Washington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

QtftfSteT.:™.r.i:ir.r.r.;i..: 

not 

do..". .' 

do 

Lfli 

National  Mortar  CV> 

Lime ...........  • 

.n 

do 

do 

.74 

Fted  B.  Llncotai 

Book  sections 

2B0L0B 

do 

Canl-indeK  tray 

.ff 

B.J.MniphyCo.  (Inc.) 

iTorysoap 

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Statement  of  expendUtaree  an  €uxount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  DepartTnent  of  the 
Interior  for  thefisoal  year  ending  June  SO,  IWi— Continued. 


Date  of 
pay- 
ment 

From  whom  purchaaed. 

Nature  of  purchaie,  eto. 

Amount,. 

1911. 
Feb.  24 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Paint 

S2  20 

.....do.. 

do 

2.30 

Thmnivi  W.  Bmith 

T^U7nber...,....»,cxx.x-**x      a.      x»...aa 

8.00 

do 

do 

31  60 

do 

do 

1.20 

88 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Electrical  supplies 

415.03 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Teleidione 

Co. 
do 

do 

James  8.  Cotton 

Rental  of  private  telephones,  December, 

1910. 
Rental  of  private  telephones,  January, 

1911. 
Telei)hone  caU 

307.17 

290.96 

.15 

7L01 

Mar.    4 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

Adjustable  nunch  '.'. 

3.76 

Bpra^ie  ElecMc  Co 

Icoilofcabfe I 

9.30 

John  Wanamaker . . . . . » 

WatBr.<>ooier  .stfinds 

1L40 

Lllnrary  Bureau 

Oak  order  unit  and  ends 

50.  60 

F.  R.  Hanks  <fr  Co 

Mops 

33.24 

Btoller  dk  Forrester 

nioset  bTushes 

&  50 

Bho^'palntr  ii  Buach 

Castor  oil 

23^00 

do 

Hand  brushes. 

2L40 

W.^J.Sloam.. 

Carpel  and  mgs , 

16a  77 

do 

.'do 7 

122L5S 

Bndolph  &  West  Co 

Hardware  suDDlles.^ 

159.99 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

Tetter  scale 

L03 

Wflst  Disinfecting  Co. 

Soap 

18l50 

Ooiumbia  Oil  Cor. 

Qasoline 

L  40 

J.  B.  Kendall  Co 

Rambler  pads.... 

12.00 

Hugh  Reilly  Co....... 

Glass...... 

4Sl  16 

H.  f.  Harper  Co.. ^.  J.. 

Cement  plaster. 

2.26 

W.  B.  Moses  Sons 

423.33 

Chas.  E.  Miller  &  Bro 

Repairs  to  motorcycle 

4.26 

Washiogton  By.  &  Electric  Co 

Car  tickets 

5.00 

do.r. .' .*. 

do 

5.00 

Martin  Wiegand 

Sawdust............ 

2.62 

.....do...........  ..•••........ 

do 

2.00 

do 

Molding 

ZOO 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Candles 

4.00 

do 

Wall  sweeps ••..... 

2.25 

do 

Floor  sweeps , 

4.76 

do 

Furniture  poliaii 

&00 

Wamflf  8t^itt?4»r 

Removing  ashes,  February,  1911 

Lumber 

85l60 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

17162 

e 

E.  J.  Bromlee,  Jr ". 

Services  as  witness  in  Heany  case 

Press  clippings, 

35.60 

Henry  Kowei  re  (Tno.). 

3.06 

Edward  F.  Barker... 

Board  and  care  of  horses,  February,  1911. 
Repairing  clock .,. 

247.60 

Chas.  Herfurtb. ........... ............. 

1.60 

do 

Winding,    regulating,    and    repairixig 

clocks,  February.  1911. 
Reoalrini?  ham^^^ss 

37.60 

Henrv  Neumann      ................... 

6. 16 

9 

C.  A.  Conrad 

Gal vaniced  sheet  steel  tank 

300.00 

H.  C.  Hurley 

Pasture  and  feeding  2  horses,  February, 

1911. 
Solvene , . , 

20.00 

U 

The  Cndaby  Packing  Co    

35.64 

Shoeing  horses,  February,  1911 

42.60 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co . . . 
Washnigton  Gas  Light  Co 

1  telephone  call 

.15 

Gas,  February,  1911 

do 

.77 

do.r r. 

15.47 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Coal 

20.07 

do 

167.22 

do 

.do 

17.68 

do 

do 

12.87 

do 

do 

161.20 

do 

do 

27.74 

Telegrams,  August  and  September,  1910. 
Telegrams,  January,  1911 

9.38 

do 

.88 

Berry  A  Whitmore  Co 

1  die" ....'. .'.'. 

12.00 

u 

W.  T.  Keerlbot,  jr 

.90 

Potomac  Electrio  Power  Co 

Use  of  electric  current,  January,  191 1 

Typewriter  cushion  keys • 

196.33 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

2.95 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

2  barrels  lime .'. 

1.48 

Derby  Desk  Co ''.I 

Tables 

62.00 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

Car  tickets 

6.00 

J.  Robert  SomervUJe 

Cylinder  oil 

45.48 

Henry  Evans 

Gum  camphor .,.. 

2.60 

0.  H.Sohmidt. 

Ikeyboaro 

38.00 

Thos.  SomeirillflCo 

Plumber  supplies 

S.10 

Jamm  B.  I Ambie  Co.  (T^ft.) ^ .  ^ 

Iron  buckets,' mop  hand Ies..........x. 

66.92 

The  American  Mnltigiaph  &  Sales  Co. . . 

Clips  and  feed  roil. W..W.., 

4.76 

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StatefMTU  of  ODpenditurta  on  account  of  the  contingevU  fund  of  the 

Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 1911 — Contmui 


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Date  of 
.pay- 
meat. 

Iftom  wbom  purchased. 

Nature  of  parchase,  etc. 

— 

igii. 
Mar.  16 

7an^4itB.  Topham 

1  trunk 

9M.tb 

^VjdAll  MftnnfACtnrlnfir  OOr  »,...-..,,-t   - 

Refining  chain  ...■.•■.■■■• ......^m 

3S  S7 

L.  E.  Baltaley 

3  00 

Bovai  TyDewrlter  Co - 

Typewriter.  .  ......................... 

ma 

TAinhanfl  TiWfln 

11.87 

Barberde  Boss 

FfXpansion  bolts 

6.M 

do 

Band  paper..... 

1.4 

do 

KoyHlftnlra              -- 

7* 

Yawman  &  £rbe  Mann&fituring  Co 

do 

Drum  for  press  ciq;>ier 

14.01 

Yawman  at  Erbe  section 

11.75 

The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter 

ISBlOi 

do ."-' 

do 

147  9 

do : 

do ; 

101.  a 

do 

::!"do:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 

47.  OD 

The  Washington  News  Co 

6.4B 

Geo.  F.  Muth  d^  Co 

ILli 

do 

Floor  sweeDS  easoiine.  ehum 

77  34 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Hand  sprayer 

2.0D 

do .". 

1  bftrreriianid  soap...... 

9L0D 

Guy.  Curran  Co 

Oilcloth  .' 1 

.7« 

do 

Flash 

3.M 

J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

Coal 

1,741  S 

W.  W.  Griffith 

do 

Ethel  M.Jones 

Furnishing  mlUc  and  food  for  cato 

Tr^v^llng  expenses 

4.CB 

17 

I.  P.  Berthrong 

21  SO 

15 

The  Washington  Newspaper  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Subseripuon'for  paper 

IZS 

20 

Electriotl  suppli£.Vr. 

2^M 

T^oiwHartlg    ...  . 

48.54 

w.  P.  Ha»Jf&>n 

Bicycle  saddle..... 

2.00 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bro.  Typewriter  Co 

Melville  D.  Lindsay.... 

Bepsdrsto  bicycle 

&K 

Overshoes....! 

2.S 

M.  A.  Leese 

IfAgnifying  glaMieff ... 

4.06 

C.  M.  WoU&  Co 

Cfo  ver  grasa'seed 

15.00 

Seif-lnlcers,  daters,  stamps. 

46.  &1 

Omm-m  it  Tcmi^ 

3&X) 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Gasoline 

.70 

Albert  L.  Johnaon 

f^arbage  can,  screw  eyee. 

S.A 

Washington  By.  and  Electric  Co 

Thos.  W.Smith 

Car  tickets..' ' 

aoioD 

T^imber................ ..... 

S7.00 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Electric  current,  February,  1911 

307.  <S 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Tfti<»BTam«,  Bepteinher,  191^ ....     .  .... 

oiao 

B.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Ban<S  num'berers  daters. ... 

z.tt 

E.J.  MuzphyOo 

Alcohol '. V...  '." 

.M 

do 

do 

.M 

QuToU  Electric  Co 

Maxda  lamps 

X75 

do 

TxiTigirten  lamps.... •••...... 

1.10 

The  J.  L.  Mbtt  Iron  Works 

Glass  shelf... T «^^.l.l.„I..i 

4.M 

B.  P.  Corey 

Klectroduct 

laso 

H.  W.  John*.Manville  Co 

Wooloovering 

0.50 

Western  Electric  Co 

Switches 

l:** 

Bhoemaker  4k  Biisch. . . . . .  ^  ^  ^  ^  ^  * 

Castor  oil 

OlS) 

Standard  OUCo 

OU 

.s 

The  B.  D.  Swisher  Manufoctoring  Co. . . 
Boathem  Electric  Co. . . . 

3.01 

Attachment  plugs •...  . 

ILOI 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

JuUusFowl :. 

Acetic  add T. I 

5 

40.70 

Willow  baskets 

7.S 

The  Bectigraph  Co 

R^KTtigrep^  developer ....  . . 

00.00 

T.  TTft|Hng,wnit»»        

Typewrner  polish 

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do...T 

"do 

7.00 

23 

Postal  Tetograph-Cable  Co 

TAi«fnun«.  p^cen^ber.  1910 

.s 

Bt9np4A<gh  fiw't . , 

1  m 

do.."^ 

3.00 

The  Lucent  Oil  CV> .......*. 

Fiooroil.... 

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Western  Electric  Co 

T<amp  gnerds ••...j. 

140 

do 

Bwlt^M.   ,     ,           

U.00 

do 

Swit<Aes  and  guards. ... . .... 

17.00 

do 

SwitdMs T ..Iimir"!!!""" 

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Yawman  it  Brbe  Manufocturing  Co 

Guy,  Curran  dt  Co 

Special  sections 

SlSO 

FTiwh.,, ,, ,, 

tB 

Armour  &  Co 

Lard  oil 

SLB 

vn}^F^n*^ttJbrn 

Silicon 

L« 

E.  B. 'Adams  A  Co.. , 

WhttAwaslYbnisN^..    .......      . 

T.9 

John  0.  Ban 

Telephone  brackets 

1.9 

William  T.  Bftfr ,..,. 

Window^ade  doth  . 

9.8 

M.  Tragor  dc  Sons 

Sharpenlnc  horse  dippers 

ta 

B.  J.  MeekB' Sons 

iiB 

OffMralBlaotricCo 

Lamps.  .....•.••..••••••.•••••••„,••,., 

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Statement  of  erpendiiures  on  acoowU  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Interior  for  thefiteal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Oontinuea. 


Date  of 
meat. 


From  wbom  porchasBd. 


Nature  of  poreliase.  etc 


Amoont. 


1011. 
Mar.  22 
24 


27 


81 

Apr.     1 

8 
4 
6 


10 


Martin  L.  Hocxi 

FinoUMani 

The  R.  D.  Swisher 

do 

E.  J.  Mnrphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Washington  RaUway  &  ElectrlcCo 

Mfller,  Clacett  &  Co 

Harry  F.  ^mark 

E.B.Adams  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

GarroU  Electric  Co.. 


Co.. 


United  States  Express  Co. . 
Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co.. 

do 

....do 

Shoemaker  d^  Bnsch , 

Lewis  MannliBcturing  Co. . . 

India  Alkali  Works 

The  Fairbanks  Co , 

Crane&Co 

HnghReillyCo 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co. . . 

do , 

J.  Manry  Dove  Co , 

Smith  &  Hulse 


Washington  Herald. 


Evening  Star  Newspaper  Co 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

Jas.S.  Cotton 

Dalton  Adding  Machine  Co 

Henry  Nuemann , 

The  Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

The  New  York  Trlbone 

The  Press 

do 

B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

Warren  Stutler 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt 

M.  O.  Copeland  Co 

James  S.Topham 

QSbae.  Herforth 


W.  B.  Moses  it  Sons 

O.  Herbert  Oflenstein 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co 

Edward  F.  Barker 

J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Co 

H.  C.Hurler 

V\  illiam  Hann  &  Co 

Ony,  Canaa  &  Co 

E.  B.  Adams  &  Co 

House  &  Herrmann 

P.  H.  HeiskeU  Jr 

Saks  Optical  Co 

The  Olobe  Wemk^e  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Robert  Somerville 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Lansburgh  Bros 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

E.  J.  MmphyCo 

do 

....do 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

....do 

Mark  Manufscturine  O) 

The  Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co. 

Missouri  ii  Kansas  Telephone 

Western  Electric  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Buach 


Black  ootton 

FinoU 

3-^^eelrack 

do 

Ultramarine  blue. 
Car  tickets 


Repairs  for  bicycle. . 
Whitewash  brushes. 
Japanned  brackets. . 
Electrical  supplies. 

Expressage 

I,  December,  1910.. 

dol 


Sponges 

Cheesecloth. 
Savogran.... 
Letter  scale. 
Beaver  dies. 

Glass 

Stamps 

....do. 

Coal. 


Services  in  reporting  hearing  and  fm>- 

nishing  2  oopies,etc. 
Subscription  for  Herald,  September  to 

March. 
Subscription  for  Star,   September  to 

March. 
Subscription  for  Post,  January  to  March. 

Launderfaig  towels , 

1  adding  machine , 

Repairing  harness 

Telephone  service,  February,  191L 


Advertising  proposals. 

do 

....do 

Freight. 


Removing  asnes,  March,  1911 

Typewriters 

Thermometen 

Storm  flaffl 

Paste  for  February.  1911 

Winding,    regulating,    and    repairing 
ckwks. 

Furniture 

Shoebig  horses,  Mardi,  1911 , 

Shoe  cases 

Board  and  care  of  hones,  March,  1911 . . . 
Coal. 


Car  tickets 

Care  of  horses,  March,  1911 . 

Shoelaces 

Soap 

Scrub  brushes 

Chairs 

Ice  hatchet 

Clocks 

Drawing  table 

Briefcase 

Cylinder  oil 

Arm  for  chair , 

Towels,  sellBla 

Exchange  on  typewriter. . . . 

do 

Alcohol 

Putty 

Soap 

Oas,  March,  1911 

do 

Wheels 

Waste 

Telephone  call 

Switches 

Lye 


82.82 

9.00 

.71 

1.08 

8.76 

20.00 

4.36 

4.50 

28.80 

.88 

25.84 

2.00 

.40 

10.40 

23.94 

23.00 

22.43 

72.86 

1.03 

7.00 

1.50 

23.48 

2.86 

125.40 

1,181.10 

2.26 

L25 

74.23 

264.60 

7.70 

300.40 

26.40 
14.40 
13.20 
17.50 
15.93 
03.37 
164.00 
23.88 
21.76 
22.40 
37.60 

136.93 

17.76 

163.90 

247.50 

1.744.20 

5.00 

20.60 

.75 

23.50 

4.20 

17.88 

2.28 

54.00 

48.60 

10.80 

26.50 

.50 

139.76 

85.12 

106.67 

2.70 

.30 

89.17 

.86 

13.60 

L80 

90.50 

1.60 

1.86 

13.71 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  INTEBIOB  DEPABTMBNT,  10LL 


Statement  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  Ae 
Interior  for  thefiecal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — Contaiiiiea. 


Date  of 

From  whom  purchased. 

Naton  of  pnichaaa,  «to. 

^ 

1911. 
Ipr.  10 

Floor  wax 

s^M 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Porcelain  tabes - 

.s 

Swindell  Bros 

Glass 

t.i» 

General  Electric  Co 

Lamps 

«.a 

The  Rectlgraph  Co 

Developer 

90.00 

12 

W.  S.  O'B.  Robinson,  )r.  (P.  C.  Whit- 
lock,  receiver  for  the  Carolina  Ice  Mar 
chine  Co.). 

James  8.  Topham .....  w 

Final  payment. t 

aDL» 

Paste.  Maroh,  1911 

SLSD 

John  C.  Rau* ......^rr 

Telepnone  brackets 

IOlS 

Thomas  W .  Smith 

T.flnib«r. ' ■,- 

ca 

15 

The  American  Press  Information  Bureau 
The  Southern  Bell  Telephone  &  Tele- 

The  Bell  Telenhone  Co.  of  Missouri 

Clippings,  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31. 1911 

Telephone  service,  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31, 1911 

do 

0.S 

i2.a 

18.0B 

The  Cumberland  Telephone  &  Telegraph 

Co. 
J.  BaurngMtftn  *  flonsCo,^^,---,^^ 

do 

S.SD 

10 

7&a 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

^10 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Wardrobes^etc.l 

m« 

The  Monarch  Ty^w writer  Co.. .......... 

Exchange  on  tyx)ewritc^....... 

uaM 

BftdrtI  Mannfacturin? Co 

Recan  in  g  chairs 

33.44 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co... 

Paint,  aicohol,  etc 

15l» 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Lamp4i .....•••..•..••....••.... 

54.74 

Miller  Clagett  &  Co                        ... 

Laundry  soap  .......................... 

10.61 

The  American  Automatic  Disinfectant 

Co. 
Mutual  District  Messenger  Co 

Dlsinfectom.' \\,..\ 

%.m 

Rental  of  fire-alarm  boxes 

SOL  09 

90 

Chaa  Zellera  Co        .  ..7..... 

Sulphate  oxide. 

4B.M 

ChicasTO  Telenhone  Co. 

Telephone  service,  January,  February, 

and  Maroh,  1911. 
Engine  oil 

li.79 

The  Lucent  OU  Co 

&9I 

The  Cincinnati  &  Suburban  BeU  Tele- 
phone Co. 
Swindell  Bros... 

Telephone  service,  January,  Febnmry. 

and  Maroh,  191L 
Glass 

14.01 
9l8 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

Druggist  supplies... 

LOB 

Pioneer  Broom  Go 

Brooms , ,  r. -.«..«••«.... .......... 

OLTO 

N.  M.  Mhmix  Co.  (Inc.) 

Telephone  holden. . .................... 

«.» 

Hugh Reilly  Co..l....'. 

Sheltec 

&.» 

Stockett  FiskeCo 

1  combination  punch.. ........ ....•..«.. 

10109 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber 

uaoi 

Jas.  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Hardware  supplies.. 

0.01 

Barber  &  Ross 

SSdw^.v.!?..":::::::::::::::::::::: 

\.m 

W.  L.  Swayte 

Eylot  machines,  bolder*,  ^tc 

AS 

Co. 
Harry  F.  Seamark. 

CTfialrs  and  shades '. 

4L» 

.U 

Roesfyn  Lumber  Co 

Wood 

VLm 

Thoe.'Somerville  Co 

Plumber  mppUes ...................... 

&31 

Columbia  Oil  Qo 

Gasoline 

.14 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Desk  covers,  etc...... ••..... ............ 

ma 

Washington  Ry.  &  Electric  Ck> 

The  Chesapeake  ii  Potomao  Telephone 

Co. 
do 

(3ar  tickets 

&00 

Telephone  call .......................... 

.00 

do 

LOB 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Telegrams,  AQgiist,1911 

&I0 

do 

Telegmm*!  Ocfbbe',  imi 

.54 

do 

.  ..do .....•••.... 

101 

do 

do 

T^]<^rr^m)f,  Febmary,  1911 

LIO 

do...  J '.. 

3.70 

do 

do 

3.8 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Qo 

Telegrams,  November  and  December, 

Telegrams,  December,  1910,  and  January 
Telein^ms.  Januarv.  1911 

401 

Postal  Telegram  Co 

7.11 

do T 

.41 

do 

do 

3LIP 

do 

....do 

l.« 

do 

do 

.9 

do 

.  .do 

1&« 

Chas,  C  FiilWn  ^  H" 

0l4S 

The  Baltimore  American 

...do.4..T.'...'. 

1ft  ss 

SI 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Coal 

1173 

do 

...do 

It.  IP 

do 

do 

301S 

do 

do 

ioa» 

92 

Gasoline 

&4S 

John  R-  n^hnAlHAr 

Towels 

117.9 

Crown  on  &  Wax  0> j 

Cylinder  oQ 

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Statement  of  experuKtures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  (he  Di 
Intmorfor  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  i9ii— Oontinu( 


of  the 


Date  of 
pay- 


From  whom  pnrohased. 


NatoTBofpiifchase,  «te. 


Amoant 


1911. 
Apr.  S2 


IU7     8 


The  Ben  TMephoiie  Co , 

Pacific  Telegreph  A  Telephone  Co 

Nubian  Paint  &  Varnish  Co 

Swindell  Bros 

Soathem  ElectrieCo 

Shoemaker  &  Buach 

BUis  A.  Oimbel 

Baltimore  &  Washington  White  Cross 

Milk  Co. 
The  American  Multigraph  &  Sales  Co. . . 
The  Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

WestDisinfBCthieCo , 

Yawman  and  Erbe  Manu&cturing  Co. . 

Natiooal  Electrical  Supply  Co 

L.  J.  Navamora 

Ouy,  Corran  &  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

WMh.Ry"*  Electric  Co\\"!"™I";! 

....do.... 

....do 

Western  Union  Telegreph  Co 

General  Electric  Co 

J.  Ross  Collins 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co 

do 

L.  C.  Smith  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

The  M.  C.  Mitchell  Co 

Jas.  S.  Topham 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

American  TyiwToanders  Co 

JohnB.Espey 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co... 

F.  W.  Bolgiano&Co 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

do. 


service. 


Brewice 

Glass 

Attachment  pings 

Lye 

Revolving  stool 

MUk  for  cats  of  the  department. 


Tpyo 

Exchange  on  typewriters.. 

Pahit 

DishifBctant 

Filing  fumitare 

Electrical  supplies 

Films 

Flash 

Desks.. ..^ 

....do 

Car  tickets 

....do 

....do 

Telegraph  service 

Carbon  lamps 


W.  T.BaIr 

....do 

United  States  Express  Co 

Boston  Dally  Advertiser 

The  Journal  of  Commerce  and  Commer- 
cial Bulletin. 
Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co. .••>••••••••>>*< 


James  S.  Cotton 

Walter  L.  Fisher 

Pacific  Telegraph  &  Telephone  Co 

BorreU's  Press  Clipping  Bureau 

Library  Bureau 

James  S.  Barron  &  Co 

Julius  Fowl 

.....do 

.....do 

The  Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

.....do i... 

Henry  Neumann 

P.  H.  HelskeU,  Jr^  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Adams  Express  Co 

Lamb&TDden 

A.Eberly*s8ons(Inc.) 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Washington  Ry.  d^  Electric  Co 

F.  wTBolgiano  ft  Co 

do...^ 

MlUer,C]agettCo 

do 

The  Chesapeake  St  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

do 

Western  Union  Telegreph  Co , 

do , 

do 

do 


Burlap 

Old  Dutch  Cleanser. 

Solvene 

Platens 

Hyco 

Galvanised  fatm 

Brief  leather  case. . . . 

Typewriters 

Card  cutter 

Locks 

Platen  rolls 

Lawn  grass  seed 

Stamps 

do. 


Whidow  shades 

....do 

Ezpressage 

Advertismg  proposals. 
do 


Railroad  fan  W.  L.  Fisher,  Secretary  of 
the  Interior  Department. 

Laundering  toweb,  April,  1911 

Traveling  expenses 

Rental  of  private  exchange,  March,  1911. . 

Press  clippings 

leak  case 

Cuspidor  mops 

1  truck. 

do 

Willow  baskets 

Soap 

do 

Repairing  mail  bag 

Iron  cuspidors 

Use  of  electric  current,  March,  1911 

Expressage 

Brass  tags 

Green  tin  boxes 

Elite  type 

Sanitary  desks 

Car  tickets 

Lawn  grass  seed. 

Lawn  toller 

Soap  and  sapolio , 

Sapollo , 

Telephone  cans , 


Telephone  exchange.  Mar.  31, 1911. 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 

Telegrams,  December.  1910. 

Telegrams,  March,  1911 

Telegnmu*  February,  19U 


$19.80 

1&.00 

TT.SO 

4.78 

4.73 

14.00 

2.63 

LIO 

87.00 

160.10 

10.00 

48.75 

236.00 

85.04 

8.20 

LS2 

183.00 

40.00 

20.00 

20.00 

1.00 

12.41 

25.84 

.11 

10.30 

23.78 

8.50 

18.50 

L04 

7.88 

614.33 

20.40 

4.00 

4.50 

L40 

7.88 

8.58 

8.75 

2.05 

&Q8 

U.2S 

19.80 

50.00 

78.06 

16.15 

10.61 

4.22 

5.00 

2.24 

5.98 

5.98 

&10 

4.32 

4.32 

1.00 

27.40 

216.08 

.30 

16.84 

4.50 

2.55 

44.00 

5.00 

5.60 

U.45 

42.12 

4.38 

L70 

310.38 

20.06 

3.51 

5.06 

28.68 


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StaiOMni  of  expendUuret  on  aeoount  of  the  contm^mt  fund  of  Uie  Dep&rtmmi 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO^  1911 — Contiiraea. 


^fc 


Date  of 
pay. 
meat. 


From  whom  punhased. 


Natnn  of  pofchan,  etB. 


1911. 
Maj    6 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Go. 

do 

Postal  Telegraph  Co 

do 

....do 


....do 

James  S.  Topham 

J.  Maury  Dove  Co 

Washln^n  Qas  Light  Co 

do 

The  Washington  Post  Co 

J.  Kaory  Dove  Co 

H.  C.  Hurley 

The  Highlands,  Geo.  A.  Mills,  manager. 


J.  Herbert  Ofenstein.. 

Warren  Stutler 

Chas.  Herfurth 


....do 

The  Philadelphia  Inquirer  Co , 

Henry  Romelke  (Inc.) 

Atlantic  Insulated  &  Wire  Gable  Co. 


New  York  Telephone  Co. 

L.  Lits&  Bro , 

Shoemaker^  Busoh 

The  Yale  &  Towne  Manufacturing  Co. , 

The  Cudahy  Packing  Co , 

American  Type  Founders  Co 

Oranulator  Soap  Co 

Henry  Neumann , 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co , 


Bedell  Manufacturing  Co. 
A.  Eberly's  Sons  (Inc.)... 
Pnra  Manufiicturing  Co.. . 
8.  L.&E.L.  Nicholson.. 

Z.D.  Oilman 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

Lamb&Tilden 

L.  Warner 

ADen,  MitcheU  &  Co 

Smith  ft  Hulse 


P.H.Helakel1,Jr 

Thoe.  W.  Smith 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Harrv  F.  Seamark. 

BftmiTi'gtCTn  Typevniter'6o'.II"I"III!! 

do 

W.  B.  Moees  ft  Sons. 

. do 

J.  Langsburgh  Famitare  ft  Carpet  Ck>. 

do 

Barber  ft  Rofls 

do. 


Rudolph  ft  West  Co... 

....do. 

....do 

Edw.F.  Barker 

Washington  News  Co.. 

do 

The  Pullman  Co 


The  Washington  Poet  Co. 
do. 


Teleenma,  March,  1011. 


Telegrams,  Janoary,  1911 

Telegrams,  January  and  Febmaiy,  1911. 
Teleirams,  February,  19U 


Paste  for  AprO,  19U.. 

Coal 

Oas,  April,  1911 

do 

Advertising 

Coal. 


Pasture  and  feeding 
Telephone  calls  by  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior. 

Shoeing  horses,  April,  1911 

Removing  ashes,  April,  1911 

Repairing,  winding,  etc.,  docks,  April, 

Cleaning  and  repairing  dock 

Advert&ng 

Press  clippings 

Wire 

Telephone  service,  March,  1911 

fiO  awnings 

Feather  dusters 

Cleaning  time  lock 

Solvene 

Knife  bar  for  paper  cutter 

Soap 

Repairing  hanwes. 

Traveling  expenses.  Department  of  the 
Interior. 

Recaning  chairs 

Tin  cups ..., 

Liquiasoap 

Re-covering  awning  frames 

Glycerine  and  alcohol 

Transfer  cases 

Stamps , 

Chemical  charges  tax  fire  eartiagoiahcr . ., 

Brass  supports 

Reporting  hearing  before  Asriataat  Com- 
missioner of  Patents  and  fumisbiBg  2 
copies  in  Heany  case. 

Dust  brushes. 

Lumber 

Roller  towels. ...... 

Chain  for  bicycle , 

Plug  for  bicycle 

Typewriter  supplies , 

|J«typ« 

Furniture , 

do 

Tables 


Washington  Herald  Co. 

...TdoTT. 

....do 

Shoemaker  ft  Busch. . . . 

do. 

do. 


Coil  springs 

Buckets,  ladders,  and  screws 

Hammers  and  door  springs. 

Tacks  and  moldinsr  hooka. 

Door  checks  and  blades 

Mops,  washers,  picture  card 

Board  and  care  of  borseo,  Aprfl,  1911. . . . 

1  copy  of  Indianapolis  Star 

Icopy  Tribnna. 

Traveling  expensea,  Departmant  of  tlia 

Interior. 
Advertising  propoasb 

do 

do 


.do. 
.do. 


Meyer  Bros.  Drtts  Co 
The  Reotinaph  Go. . 

Derby  Desk  Co 

~    Konaicli 


Tbmi 


Go. 


Bristle  sweeps  with  handles. 

Hand  brushes. , 

Gum  arabio 

Aoettoadd , 

Shaft,  roller,  and  hood 

Sanitary  desks , 

Typewrit«a 


2.39 

.» 

11.S 

1I.7S 

.a 

19.» 

1,744.» 

9.K 

.a 

C99 

32.  SS 

2.K 

27.S 

37.99 

1.J9 
tt.7S 
2.91 

».n 

11.91 
7.9 
2&U 
ML  99 
2SLf4 
21,59 
14.99 
2.19 


49. 91 

.49 
9.21 
219L99 
ILSB 
15.09 
9L91 


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9191 
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2i# 
119» 
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177 
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B199 
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LS 
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9.S 
9.9» 
9.S 

9.« 
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1169 
7.9 
L« 

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11169 


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SUUameni  of  espendUum  on  aeoount  of  lA«  eondngent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Inknorfor  theJUeal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911— Oontinuea. 


Date  of 
meat. 

Natofs  of  ponhasB,  eto. 

Aifi^n^ 

mi. 

May  19 

J.  Banmniteii  Sons  &  Go 

fitiunTM,  sel^inkers.  Mid  tinttira  . 

I9S.M 
38.00 

B«6kar'sXeather  Goods  Co 

1  set  of  harness... ...........a.... 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

Eylet  machine................ 

11.09 

G«o.  M.  Barker 

Table  legs I '. 

3.60 

O.  C.  Btrawn 

Stencilsr '..... 

L40 

J.  B  TTfrnd^n  rv> 

Hoof  pads... ..••.. ,  -  .  - 

&.40 

Tawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. . . . 

Cap  sections 

fi3.2S 

Gsrbaee  cans,  drills,  etc 

83.38 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Glue  ttbd  oil.'. '. „... 

1.64 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

RflpAin  tn  electrio  fnn 

4.00 

do tr.r 

M.53 

do 

Switches 

1.90 

B.  p.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Rnnt<^h  Holland  cloth .  .....  ......... 

00.98 

do r 

Telephone  holder    ^  ..  . 

4.36 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

2.64 

do 1.,..'. 

Brass  drawer  pulls 

8.45 

8.  J.  Mmks's  Rons  .  .....  .  .      .    . 

Repairing  carriage 

23.50 

do 

do 

Repairs  to  wagon I.. 

102.00 

do 

3.25 

20 

EUiott-FisherCo 

RflpAirinp  maclifnc. , 

4.25 

BwlndeUBros 

Glass 

4.31 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co 

Fk>oroil 

2.40 

P.  B.  Banks  &  Co 

88.24 

WUliam  R.  Thompson.... 

Cotton.... V..." I.M..;.!."I!I!!!". 

107.42 

Meyer  Bros.  Drue'Ck) 

Bicarbonate  of  soda .. 

8.76 

Cutting  blades 

48.46 

Bernstein  "M^-nnfurttairing  Co              ... 

1  tocker 

8.00 

FrHfrin  M»4>Fl<l']|HI0       "   .        . 

Emery  cloth 

.61 

I^4if^^  Maniilhcturing  Co      

Gause 

44.74 

do 

do 

36.18 

Plfhf  Vamnawifairing  Co 

Brasi fiuis....... ..  ... 

102.65 

do 

do 

14.65 

E.  H.  Pltdier 

8.86 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Muslin .'. 

41.09 

Thos. SomervineCOa^x.**.,^..  , 

Metal  disks 

8.40 

Chairs 

81.48 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber 

184.52 

Hotter  scale 

4.35 

Geo.  P.  KUlian..:. 

Red  book  boxes 

44.00 

GanoU  Electric  Co 

Electrical  suppUes 

65.41 

Medicine  for  horses 

5.65 

M^^tin  Wf^tMrn^i.    ,__  , 

Sawdust 

19  05 

William  Habn  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

Shoelaces 

.75 

Bn'^hes,  screws,  and  springs 

43.69 

LoaisHartig 

Rope.  Pi'iUevs  And  knires.. 

37  22 

J.  Manry  PoTe  Co 

127.32 

Baltimore  A  Washington  White  Cross 

Milk  Co. 
w««h»Tigtw  Ry-  A  Electric  Co 

Milk  for  cats,  April,  1011 

2l52 

Car  tickets 

5.00 

do.r. .' 

,  ..do 

1  00 

Thoffr  W,  Bmttti , 

I^pmber. 

27.97 

do 

do 

6.86 

Hec^an  Baningarten  Co... 

stamps,  self-inkers,  datexs  

9.41 

.....do 

RepaMnf  numbering  machine 

4.27 

DvbyDeACo 

Desk 

22.00 

S> k 

...  .do 

44.00 

23 

Engineering  Reeofd ».... 

The  J.  C.  McCubbin  Co 

2l60 

28 

Safety  cha&"..! 

2l16 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Howard  A.  French  &  Co 

Typewriter 

69.00 

19.50 

RoffUyn  Lumber  Co 

Wood 

13.18 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

TAiwibe'.. 

107.51 

do 

do 

7.92 

J.  Robert  SomenrlDe  Co 

Ebonite  gaskets 

16.80 

do 

do  „ ., 

83.60 

Wmhington  Ry,  A  Electric  (V>      ... 

Car  tickets 

6.00 

LlbrarylBiiieaa 

Oak  unit  drawers . .  ............  ... 

448.76 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co. 

Floor  oU 

8.00 

India  Alkali  Wortm . . 

Savogran.. . 

8.15 

Cotton 

10.61 

Helios  Wi^miftinst^irlng  Qo 

Gfobes 

.90 

24 

Osoar  W.  Lange 

Traveling  expenses.  Department  of  the 

Interior. 
do 

87.40 

28 

LP.Berttuong 

46.80 

The  J.  L.  MotE  Iron  Works 

Glass  towel  bars 

15.00 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Bon 

Gilders  whitifig 

3.43 

The  London  &  New  York  Sponge  A 

Chamois  Co. 
Star  Brass  Mamiftntartng  Go 

fTh^umnia sTHnsT. 

83.25 

Praiiuia  iod  vaouam  gauge...  •••..•*... 

7.71 

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Statement  of  experiditurea  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Departmenl 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  SO,  i9il— CJontinuea. 


oft 


Data  of 
pay- 
meat. 

Aoin  whom  imrcsluisod. 

Natme  of  pozehase,  ete. 

^ 

1911. 
May  20 

f^m.  B.  Jmlrins ...., 

Mapraok  a.    .. 

uo.m 

J.  T.,  Rboemakftr  *  Co^ . 

Cutters,  blades  guides 

aaeo 

The  Blum  Bros.  Stores 

Shade  rollers  and  desk  covers 

x> 

J.  Robert  Bomerville 

Rngiiie  stops. *......... 

UL09 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

FHTngi^^llSt 

99.(0 

The  Hammond  Typewriter  Co ......... 

TyxMlahutUe ...  . 

2.50 

Underwood  Type  writer  Co 

Typewriters 

6i&a 

S.J.Venable..:. 

Frames      ..  ...  x    x. 

SLBt 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co 

Saks  Optical  Co..., 

Typewriter 

78.9 

cfcS™^......:::::::::;;;:::::::::::: 

14.  SD 

Tyi)ewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Overhauling  typewriter 

u.n 

w^,  E.  QriiHth 

Coal r..I." 

ILSO 

The  American  Multigraph  Sales  Co 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  Jr.,  Co 

4.30 

Ice  hatchet  .               

.M 

washjiigton  Rubber  Co 

Chair  tips 

.88 

W.  T.  Iferfoot,  jr 

Prescription  foriu>rse 

1.50 

Z.  D.  Oilman... ^      ..    ^ 

^  hisk  Drooms 

icao 

HughReillyCo 

Glue 

17.  T8 

Thos.W.  Smith 

Lumber 

960 

Harry  F.  Seamark 

RepAirs  tobioycleSxx  ..a.    x 

4I49 

do 

do 

15 

James R. Cotton    ....  ....x.  .  .. 

Laundry,  May,  1911 

00.71 

29 

Sidney  Pordy 

Resoddmg  trench 

8.00 

81 

The  M.  C.  Mitchell  Co 

Oalvaniced  iron    .x 

0.tf 

The  Chesapeake  <Sc  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
do 

Telephone  call 

.10 

do 

-25 

....  do 

Rental  of  private  telephone  exchange. 
Telegrams,  January  and  February,  1911. . 

T«I«»gri«ns,  Aug^^St.  1910  . 

90S  7V 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

12.W 

'Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

.M 

do 

Telegrams!  Novemll)^,  1910. . .......  . 

3 

do 

Telegn^insiPef«mber/l910          .V 

S  00 

do 

TelAffpunsi  Jannarv.  1911... ..x^.^^'" 

17  SI 

do 

Telegr^ins,  April,  1911  . 

41 

do 

Te]««nun!f!  Mfin«6.  I9ii . . 

37  m 

June    2 

Quaker  City  Rubber  Co 

SbAAt  packing . .  , 

17  3) 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

Traveling  expenses,  Secretary  Fisher, 
Department  of  the  Interior. 

IOlOO 

3 

The  Washington  Star. .. .  . 

090 

do 

....  do.,.T..* 

0.55 

do 

do 

7  20 

P.H.Puehay., .xx  xx 

Telephone  caUs  sent  from  the  Rocham- 

beau. 
Cabinets  and  wardrobes 

27  55 

6 

TheGlobe-WemickeCo 

010.88 

Otis  Elevator  Co 

Switch  coil..... 

0.S0 

W  ashington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

Car  tickets 

&€0 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

Dtoinfectant 

18.50 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

Ron  AFn|. ...,,......». ....X. 

0.01 

Jas.  F'.  Topham 

Brief  caae.  - 

OlOO 

Chas.  Hernirth 

Winding,  regulatinf ,  and  repairing  clocks 

3&00 

Warren  Stutler 

57  00 

L.Lite  A  Bro 

Putting  UP  awnimn. .  . 

6.S 

H.  A.  Leche 

1  00 

7 

F.  S.Banks  &  Co 

Cotton  mops 

00  4 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

Press  dippings....^. I..  II 

XI5 

Oakcase.'...T7,. I.IIIII* 

00  00 

John  WAnATpf^ker. .... 

Toilet  combs 

4.13 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Stools 

y% 

do 

do 

S.12 

TheRobbinsA  Meyers  Co 

FiA'^«  t^n^ 

loaioB 

do 

....  do 

JOSS 

9 

P<|nn,«yf VBifta  R .  R .  Co   .      .        x  x  x  x  a 

Department  of  the  Interior. 
Proposals  (advertislnc) 

30.50 

The  Washington  Times 

10.80 

do 

do 

9lC 

Edw.  B.  Fox 

130 

10 

The  Shaw- Walker  Oo 

1  No.  8  open  dckier.  oompiete 

50 

Pure  Water  Co.  of  America 

The  Columbia  Incandescent  Lamp  Co. . 
India  Alkali  Works :. 

Charcoal :. 

21  00 

Masdalampn x  x  x  * 

06.74 

Savogran.r. III.. II.  " 

46wM 

Emil  Caiman  A  Co 

1  30 

8.  LAtwater 

Pad  holder  for  telephone 

SO 

The  Lucent  Oil  Co 

Floor  oil r.. ' 

1  30 

Oak  typewriter  stand 

170 

Pioneer  Broom  Oo 

Brooms. .IIIIIII 

70  60 

Diehl  Manufacturing  Co 

Oscillating  electric  fen 

14.65 

Boathern  Electrio  Co 

HubbeUattadimeatpluga I 

7.86 

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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  INTEBIOE  DEPABTMENT,  1911.  27 

Statement  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Department  of  the 
Interior  for  thefiecal  year  ending  June  SO,  1911 — (x)ntmui 


Date  of 
pay- 
menL 


From  whom  porohased. 


Natnre  of  puichase,  eto. 


Amoant 


1911. 
Juie  10 


21 


Roberts  Nmnbering  Machine  Co 

Cordley  &  Hayes , 

do 

Rectigraph  Oo 

do 

Ony,  Cuiran  &  Co 

BarMr  &  Ross 

Rosslyn  Lumber  Co 

O.  Herbert  Ofensteln 

American  Type  Founders  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co , 

Armentrout  &  Sons 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

H.  C.  Hurley 

Z.  D.  Oilman. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Uoi^Vftii  Bros , 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Lamb  &  Tilden. 

Fred  S.  Lincoln , 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co , 

do , 

Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  &  Carpet 
Co. 

do 

W,  W.  Griffith 

do 

John  B.  Espey 

do 

LitsABro 

Henry  Neumann 

Woodruff,  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Multlgraph  Sales  Co 

FredS.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

ShuUCo 

Washington  Post  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

JohnC.  Rau 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

House  &  Hermann 

D.  J.  Callahan 

James  S.  Topham 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

do 

do 

Cordley  &  Hayes 

Walter  L.  Fisher 


Numbering  machine... •.••.••••••->«••• 

Bottle  coolers 

....do 

200  boxes  developer,  etc 

Belt,  springs,  eto. ,  for  use  on  rectigraph . . . 

Soap  and  DAsh....' 

Locks,  screw  drivers  and  stepladders 

Pine  wood 

Shoeing  horses,  May  19, 1911 

Blade  for  Oem  paper  cutter 

Repairing  press  copying  machine 

Typewriter 

Lamps,  etc.... 

Bicycle 

Telephone  holder 

Pasture  of  horses.  May,  1911 

Vaseline  and  whisk  brooms 

Telegram. 

Munatlc  and  sulphuric  acid 

Cuspidor 

Reliance  dater 

Filing  cases 

oakdesk.'.II!!!I'"!"III!!!!!!II!!!I!!! 

Oak  desks 

Couch  and  spider  for  chair. 

2  tables 

Coal 

do 

Staples. 

Japanned  brackets 

Repairing  awnings 

Harness 

Shoe  drawer  cases 

Electros 

Transfer  cases,  etc. 

Recane  chairs 

Sheet-steel  casings 

Subscription  to  the  Post 

Electrical  supplies 

Telephone  brackets 

Musun  and  desk  covers 

Chairs 

Labels  for  rooms 

Paste,  May,  1911 

Smooth-on 

Wood 

Lumber. 

do 


Helen  H.  Oow. 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  Co 

Lewis  Manufacturing  Co 

Dlehl  Manufacturing  Co 

Globe  Soap  Co 

Charles  F.  Rockwell 

Manhattan  Supply  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch...... 

Robbins  A  Myers  Co 

Norman  C.  Hayner  Co 

J.  B.  Palmenberss  Sons 

Robert  Bishop  Manufiicturing  Co. . 

do.. 

do.. 


Geo.  F.  Mnth  A  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Edwd.  F.  Parker 

Washington  Gas  Lifl^tCo 

Barber  &  Ross 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co. 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Geo.  A.  Mills,  manager  Highland  Apart^ 

ment  House, 
a  J.  Vfloable 


Ladder , 

Bottle  cooler , 

Traveling  expenses  of  Secretary  of  In- 
terior. 

Witness  fees  in  Heany  patent  case. 

Glue 

Gauze , 

Electric  fans 

Soap , 

Pockets 

Brushes 

Feather  dusters , 

Fan  blades,  arm,  guard,  etc , 

Klllitol 

Coat  rack,  umbrella  rack,  and  stand.. . . 

Bale  white  waste , 

....do 

do 

Supplies  for  electric  copying  machine. . . 

Stamps,  rubber 

Care  and  feed  of  horses,  May,  1911 

Gas  consumed.  May,  1911 

Morse  drills. 

Electric  current,  April,  1911 

Denatured  alcohol 

Telephone  calls  of  Secretary  of  Interior, 
May. 

Picture  tramea.  ....••••....•••...•.•••• 


f6.00 
22.05 

7.35 
80.50 

6.60 
48.32 
n.26 

6.59 
18.26 
14.75 

4.00 
60.60 
63.32 
39.80 

4.36 

30.30 

19.30 

.80 

3.30 
.26 

2.76 
265.00 
110.50 
22.00 
261.00 
11.00 

19.30 

284.62 

36.62 

.19 

L32 

4.00 

6.36 

378.40 

3.00 

48.25 

42.36 

9.50 

1.40 

31.85 

7.20 

67.12 

17.88 

6L95 

22.30 

1.76 

6.70 

1,096.00 

6.10 

2.00 

7.35 

36.10 

16.78 

2.83 

38.81 

146.50 

16.74 

8.79 

7.25 

61.62 

3.90 

24.00 

14.50 

ia25 

ia25 

20.60 

9.67 

79.87 

226.75 

.51 

4.13 

188.92 

.64 

8.16 

64.00 


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Statement  of  expenditures  on  aaxmrU  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Departmeni  of  At 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  jfear  mding  June  30,  i9ii —Ckmtmnea. 


Date  of 
pay- 


From  whom  purchased. 


Nature  of  puvdiase,  ete. 


igil. 
Time  22 


34 


27 


2S 


July  1 
5 
12 


Albert  L.  JohnsoA 

West  Disinfecting  Co 

J.  Robert  Somerville. 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

Fred  8.  Lincoln 

The  Monarch  Tvpewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Howard  A.  French  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

Chas.  Herforth 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Mannfactnrlng  Co . . 

Washington  Ry.  A  Electric  Co 

do 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 


.do.. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co ^ 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

W.  W.  Grifflth 

Qlobe  &  Commercial  Advertiser 

Delaware,  Lackawannna  &  Western  R. 
RCa 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

Diebl  Manufiacturing  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Buscb 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manutecturing  Co... 

Elli8A.01mbel 

....do 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 


Screw  driven,  etc 

Liquid  Soap. 

Dynamo  oil 

Cqpyhdden  and  punbbea.. 

Transfer  filing  case 

Typewriters. 

Repairing  motors 

Ajue  nuts  for  motorcycle. . . 

Chairs  and  matting 

Repair  of  clock 

Filing  Itoiitun 

Streetcar  tickets 

do 

Hardware  supplies 

do 


Tel( 


do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


Smith  &Hube , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

W.  T.  Eerlbot 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Louis  Hartig 

NaUonal  Mortar  Co 

....do 

Shaw  Walker  Co 

Cudahy  Packing  Co 

James  Boyd  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Library  Bureau 

Charles  Zoller  Co 

Columbia  Lu»nde8oent  Lamp  Co.. 

....do 

Remington  TjpewrltBt  Co 

Rudolph  &  west  Co 

WlUIam  T.  Bair 

Harmaa  Baumgarten  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  a> 

Hammond  Typewriter  Co , 

James  S.  Topham , 

S.  J.Meeksbons , 

Pura  ManufEUituring  Co , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co .... . 
M.  G.CopelandCo...... 

do...C7r: 

do 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Henry  Newman 

James  S.  Cotton 

Washington  Times  Go 

F.  W.  BolglanoCo 

FredS.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Saks  Optical  Co 

0.  Herbert  Ofensteln 

Adams  Express  Co 

Washington  OasLli^t  Co 

Jamas  S.  Tcipham.......— —...... 


do 

do 

....do 

.....do 

....do 

.....do 

Coal 

Advertising 

Passenger  tranqiortation 

Oarlock  sheet  packing 

Electric  fans 

Hair  sweep  for  floors 

Rubber  water  hose 

Oak  chair 

Stool 

Passengsr  tnnsportation  of  Secretary 

Walter  L.  Fisher  and  Oscar  W.  Langs. 

Reporting  hearing  in  Heany  patent  case 

Electrical  supplies 

Medicine  for  sick  horssa 

Lumber 

Hardware 

Lime • 

....do 

Desk  trays 

Solvene 

Add  bottles  and  connections , 

Filing  furniture. 


Anhydrate  sulphide  oxide  drum. 
Masda  lamps 


Typewriters  and  suppUea 

Hardware 

Window  boUand 

Dating  stamps  and  Inseetfelde. 

Soap  and  floor  wax 

Shuttle  for  typewriter 

Leather  brief  case 

Brake  shoes  for  vragon 

Liquid  soap 

Desk  fan 

Flags  and  bunting 

United  States  flag 

Flags 

Telecams. 

Repairing  harness... 1. 1 \ 

Laundering 

Advertising 

Orassseed. 

Blue-print  file 

Water  pitcher  and  dodk. 

Horsemoelng 

Expressage. ..  .............••••■ 

Oas  consumed,  June,  1911... ... 

Paste,  June,  191U..... 


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197.44 
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LOO 
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12.27 
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29L51 
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3.12 

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29 


Statement  of  expenditures  on  aeocmnt  of  the  eontmffent  fund  of  the  Di 
Intmorfor  (he  fiscal  year  ending  Jime  SO,  IBll—Ooaitaimi 


of  the 


Date  of 
ment. 


From  whom  pmrhniwrt 


Nstore  of  pmchase,  eto. 


Amoont. 


191L 
Inly  12 


Washington  Ry.  &  Eleotilc  Co 

Warner  Statler 

....do 

Chas.  Hurfurth 

....do 

The  Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 
do. 


Street-car  tioknts 

Removing  ashes,  Jmie,  1911. 
Hanling  bilck  and  plaster. . . 

Repairing  clock 

do 

Telephone  call 


....do 

....do 

Engineering  News 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

W.  O.  QottwalsCo.  (Inc.) 

Cincinnati  &  Suburban  Bell  Telephone 
Co. 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Edw.  F.  Barker 

Library  Boreaa 

do 

Electric  Renovator  lianolactarlng  Co. . 

Armstrong  Mannfactnring  Co 

Robert  Bishop  lianufactuilng  (}o 

Julias  Fowl 

John  Waaamaker 

The  Tribune  Co 

The  Enquirer 

Washington  News  Co 

Washington  Post  Co 

J.  liaury  Dove  Co 

ElUott  Fisher  Co 

James  S.  Hannon 

H.C.  Hurley 

Woodruff  Manufacturing  (^ 

Baltimore  &  Washington  Milk  Co 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Albert  L.  Johnson t 

J.  Robert  Sommerville. 

Woodward  &  Lothrop 

R.  C.  M.  Burton  &  Son 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Adams  Express  Co 

Martin  WlSand 

Mutual  District  Messenger  (3o 

Lamb  &  Tllden 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

John  B.  Espey 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Julius  Lansburgb  Co 

do 

E.J.  Murphy  0> 

Miiw,ctegett&*co;;!i!;!;;i;;!!!!;,*!;; 
Waiter  L.Fishw.'.*;i;;'.;";ir.i;'.r.!*.*.: 

The  Pullman  Co 

J.  R.  Palmenbeig's  Sons 

Washington  Herald  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  Sons  Co 

American  Automatic  Disinfectant  Co.. . 

8.  L.  &  E.  L.  Nicholson 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

do 

do , 

do 


.do., 
.do.. 


Rent  of  telephones,  May,  1911 

Advertising 

Press  clippings 

File  boxes 

Rent  of  telephone,  April,  May,  and  June, 

Typewriters 

Stabling  horses,  Jane,  1911 

Antique  oak  unit 

Castings  for  typewriter  stands 

Hose 

Dies  and  vise  Jaws 

White  waste 

1  dosen  willow  baskets 

Typewriter  chairs 

Advertising 

Subscription,  Mar.  4  to  June  30, 1911 

Subscription  Salt  Lake  Tribune 

Subscription 

Coal 


Repairs  to  typewriters .... 

Drayage 

Keeping  of  horse 

Portfolio  case 

Milk  for  cats 

Pipe : 

Merchandise 

Screw  driver,  pliers,  bitts . 

on. 


8^  dosen  tumblers.. 
Awnings 

Coal.. 


Expressage. 

Sawdust 

Rental  of  fire  alarms 

Type  and  accessories 

whisk  brooms 

Shelf  brackets 

Desks 

Upholsterhig  sofa,  chain. . . . 

Congressional  chairs 

50  pounds  Prince's  metallic. 

PolishiDg  olL 

Salt. 


Matches , 

Traveling  expenses , 

Traveling  expenses,  W.  L.  Fisher , 

Coat  rack , 

Advertising 

Stamps , 

Rental  and  maintenance  of  disinfectors.. 

Awnings , 

Numbering  machines 

Holo  shades  and  battery , 

Electrical  supplies , 

.do. 


do , 

do 

Pure  Water  Co.  of  America., 

S.J.Venable 

The  Robbins  &  Myers  Co.... 

BtoUer  &  Forrester , 

Western  Electric  Co 

Lewis  ManuCscturing  Co.. .. . 


Messages,  January,  1911. 
Messages,  April,  1911.... 

Messages,  Ms^,  1911 

Messages,  January,  1911 . 

Messages,  May,  1911 

do 

Messages,  October,  1910.. 

Inspecting  water 

Cleaning  oil  pAJntfng .... 

Fans 

Brushes 

Switches 

Cheesecloth 


95.00 
49.60 
46.60 

1.50 
88.00 

.16 

1.66 

.36 

320.90 

4.00 

4.62 

38.40 

14.03 

260.20 

206.60 

26u00 

7.20 

16.00 

12.00 

20.60 

10.94 

23.40 

.75 

4.80 

4.42 

8.72 

1.744.20 

5.00 

.90 

38.63 

60.00 

2.62 

54.50 

12.36 

1.07 

43.28 

2.91 

34.50 

32.97 

.46 

2.38 

50.00 

16.31 

83.60 

88 

64.00 

49.26 

60.04 

.41 

8.00 

.98 

3.63 

15.60 

14.26 

10.50 

6.10 

73.79 

6.30 

9.00 

8L64 

68.43 

413.07 

6,60 

18.49 

20.80 

1.39 

.76 

1.91 

.62 

.40 

16.60 

19.60 

29.02 

U.Oo 

8.80 

46.13 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  INTE&IOB  DEPA&TMSNT,   UOU 


Siatiment  of  expenditures  on  account  of  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Dmgrtmunt 
Interior  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  IBll'-Oimtmuoi, 


Date  of 
pay- 
maiL 

Fzom  wliom  pmchased. 

Nature  or  pimdiaae,el& 

— 

1911. 
July  26 

SpiBgoa  Electtio  Works.  •.....•..• 

Cable 

WKLm 

DftBhT  Manufactaring  04 

Fa^s  and  plugs 

87.  M 

Wm.  B.  Thompson 

20  bolts  cotton 

214.  :s 

Prid©  of  Kitchfln  Co'.' 

Soap 

S.M 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  &  Cham- 

oisCo. 
Ptoneer  Broom  Co 

Chamois. 

m.m 

Bmoms 

TlLM 

Soap 

I&77 

Cndahy  Faoking  Co . 

.!!?a;™:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 

7.71 

Liioent  OiiCo.r. 

Oil 

&1S 

Do 

do 

&7S 

Hand  brashes 

M.M 

Do 

Lye 

7.Qi 

Thos.  W.  Smith t 

Lumber 

fl.B 

llillft»".  Clamtt  *  Co. , ,, 

Matches.  sai>olto.  soap 

4tLS 

J  Edw.  Chapman 

Wood      ""*^    •  ***^ 

3.8S 

National  EJectrieai  Supply  Go 

Electrical  supplies 

RnishAff                                 

17.30 

P.  H.  Heiskeil,  Jr.,  &  (^  

9110 

Fied  A.  Schmidt 

Map  sticks 

30.75 

Lansburg  A  Bro 

Cloth 

17.« 

p^iHn  J^  Martin  Co. 

Pails 

last 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Muslin  and  drilling 

ISO.  A 

House  &  Herrmann 

nh^ini " 

91.44 

Derby  Pesk  C« 

Desks 

8B.flO 

do 

8B.00 

Oay,  Curran  &Co 

flOcans  flash 

3.30 

Do 

Hair  brushes 

40.00 

Do 

Soap 

47.00 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber ,. ^.* 

217.00 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Soap 

SOlH 

Do 

fliAnna. 

2.A 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Co 

Do  

Car  tickets 

5.00 

do 

&.O0 

Ans.    3 

B.  F.  StevensA Bro 

Freight 

17.  a 

R.B.Corey .......'........ 

Electroduct 

17.30 

John  Wanamaker 

Combs 

4.0 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son 

Yellow  chrome  .^ 

12.00 

William  H,  Thftrnpsnn. 

Miviin,.... 

au.B 

Plehl  Manufa<rtnHng  Co. .............. . 

Brasses... 

37.00 

F.  S.  Banks&C'o 

Mops 

fl6.tf 

Bhoemate' A  Biisrh-.  , 

Floor  sweeps 

37.80 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Rei>airing  typewriters 

Pipe  covering 

IOlOO 

H.  W.Johns  Man  vUle  Co 

tt30 

Carey  Machine  &  Supply  Co.... 

Hacksaw 

37.00 

A.  Allen  &  Son 

Segments  Allan  metal 

Adding  machine 

U.4I 

Dalton  Adding  Machine  Co 

30100 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 

Shaw  WalkPrCo 

Upric^t  votical  section 

SlOO 

File 

31.10 

J.  R.  Palmenberg's  Sons 

Racks 

31.00 

Crown  Oil  A  Wax  Co 

Cylinderofl 

14  » 

do 

do 

10l15 

8 

•Shoe  cases — filing  devlres. 

OB.  30 

Adams  Express  Co 

Expre^sage 

.3S 

Barber  A  j^oss 

Dusters,  r. 

Lse 

S.  J.  Meeks  Sons 

Shaft  for  wagon 

%.ti 

M.  Q.CopelandCo 

Awning 

3. 30 

i).  N.  Walford 

Megaphones 

10 

Geo.  P.  Klllian  Co 

PasteDoard  boxes 

7.40 

J.  S.  Warbath 

Renovation  of  eagle 

100 

Geo.  F.  Muth  ACo 

Brushes,  paints 

3flLa 

Jameif  B.  liambip  Co.  (Inc.) 

n ard ware  supplies 

SLM 

Royal  Typewriter  Co ..... .'. 

Typewriter 

46  00 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Electric  supplies 

&« 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

Leather  cups,  brass  couplings 

90.31 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Tables, chairs,  desks... '....1 

3M.14 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Recaning  chairs » . 

KO 

John  C.  Rau 

Telephone  holdeis . 

7  30 

HughReiUyCo 

1  gallon  elastica ................x. 

174 

J.  n.  Kendall  C^. . , . 

Hoof  pads 

140 

W.  W.  Griffith 

c<S...™:::::::::::::::::::::.:::;:;::: 

uav 

Louis  Hartig. .           

Mop  wringers  and  buckets ......... 

9100 

J.  Robot  Sommerville 

Fire  extinguishers. 

na 

Yftwraan  A  Erbe  C-o 

Electrical  equipmant  for  copier;  fltes. . . . 
Files 

334  7S 

do 

i&a 

Jam^  S-  Topham 

Uftiiponch 

IIW 

do ." 

..  .<£^™:.;:;:::ii::i:;i;;i:;;;;;;;:: 

100 

"w/A.H.'Chareh!!*!!IIIIIIII!II!I!I!I! 

Briefcase 

MlA 

Lumber 

9«.a 

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31 


StatemerU  of  expenditure*  on  aeoount  oj  the  contingent  fund  of  the  Devartment  of  the 
Interior  for  the  fUeal  year  ending  June  30^  1911  — Continuea-. 


Date  of 
pay- 
ment. 


{^ixim  wliom  poroliasad. 


Nature  of  pnidiaM,  etc. 


IQll. 
Auff. 


W.  A  H.  Ghorah 

....do , 

Western  Union  Telegnpb  Go. , 

....do , 

....do 

....do 

WashinetoQ  News  Co.. 


Qtrey  lukshlne  &  Supply  Co 

John  A.  Roebling's  Boos 

PaeUlo  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co 

ChlcaflO  Telephone  Co 

Robbma  &  Meyers  Co 

Cordley  &  Hayes 

Paclflo  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  &  Telegraph 
Co. 

Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Missouri 

Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Julius  LansburgCo 

J.  Maury  BoveCo , 

Smith  Premier  TyxMwriter  Co , 

Clia»peake  &,  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 

P.  B.llelskell,  jr.,  Co 

W.  L.  Swayze 

Underwood  Tjrpe  writer  Co 

S.  J.  Venable 

H.  A.  Buscher , 

B.J.  Murphy  Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman , 

Typewriter  de  Office  Supply  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

American  Multlgiaph  Co 

Oeo.  P.  KUlianCo 

American  Multigraph  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do:. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co . . 

Washmgton  Oas  Light  Co 

do 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc) 

Potomac  Blectric  Power  Co 

do 

Roberts  Number  Machine  Co 

John  Wanamaker 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

B.  J.  MnrphvCo.  (Inc.) 

Woodveara  ei  Lothrop 

W.  B.  Moses  ii  Sons 

P.  H.  Helskell,  Jr.,  &  Co 

Washixigton  Port  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

do 

Fred  S.  Lfaiooln  (Inc.) 

J.  Baumgarten  dc  Sons  Co 

Wertem  union  Telegraph  Co 

do 

Postal  Telegraph  Co 

do 

do 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Blue  Ltaie  Transfer  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Chesapeake  ii  Potomac  Telephone  Co.. 

Washmgton  Post  Co 

BventaigStar 

New  York  Thnes 

Tribune  Co 

Seattle  Post-IhteUlgencer 

Ony,  Cunan  it  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Fred  8.  Lfaioofai  (Inc.) 


Lumber 

....do 

M9ssages,  May,  1911 

Messages,  Dec.  10>Jan.  11. 

Messages,  June,  1911 

do 

Subscriptions 

Sprocket  wheels 

Bookbinder's  wire 

Telephone  rental 

dscillatora 

Bottle  cooler 

Telephone  rental 


....do 

....do 

Scrub  brushes 

Congressional  chairs. . 


Typewriter 

Telephone  call 

Cuspidors 

Punch  and  punch  heads 

Typewriters 

Framing  pictures 

Prescriptions  for  horses 

Paint 

Denatured  alcohol 

Springs  and  belts 

Office  supplies 

Multigraph  and  accessories 

Red  book  boxes 

Multigraph 

Hardware 

....do 

Repairs 

...Tdo 

Typewriters 

do 

Telepone  rental,  June,  1911 

Oas  consumed,  Geological  Survey,  May. 
Gas  consumed,  Geological  Survey,  June. 

File  and  book  cases 

Electricity  consumed,  May 

Electricity  consumed,  June 

Number  machine 

Typewriter  chairs 

Lumber 

Floor  sweeps 

Soap  dishes 

Linoleum 

Dustbrushes 

Advertising 

Typewriters 

Conduit 

Electrical  supplies 

Bookcases 

Stamps 

Telegrams,  June 

Telegrams,  Dec.  10-Feb.  11 

Telegrams,  June 


....do 

Files 

Freightage 

Telegrams,  June  10 

Toll  messages 

Subscription 

Subscription,  W.  L.  Fisher.... 

do 

Subscription 

Subscription,  R.  A.  BalUnger. 

Hairbrushes  and  combs 

Plane  and  saw 

Desk  covers.  Eureka  baths.... 
Bookcases 


139.00 

lfi.00 

22.78 

12.73 

3.19 

2.66 

6.67 

6.86 

99.60 

11.03 

16.90 

168.00 

7.35 

15.00 

12.61 

18.00 

20.60 

10.60 

41.70 

132.90 

33.00 

.30 

32.88 

12.20 

456.65 

36.00 

6.85 

6.50 

7.20 

1.20 

C2.29 

179.20 

22.00 

153.00 

116.70 

147.86 

.53 

29.18 

489.00 

674.00 

821.82 

6.46 

4.25 

632.25 

160.64 

162.21 

6.00 

23.40 

584.00 

54.06 

Z80 

126.50 

58.20 

6.10 

230.00 

44.40 

16.00 

76.00 

6L13 

20.66 

16.36 

19.03 

1.64 

16.40 

71.86 

28.20 

.84 

.40 

7.29 

1.47 

1.66 

2.00 

8.00 

24.00 

2.94 

22.35 

689.00 


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StaUmerU  of  experutUures  on  aeoount  of  the  contingent  fund  of  (he  Defartrntni  of  lie 
Interior  for  theJUeal  year  ending  June  90,  i9il~(>ontmiiea. 


Dttteof 
ment. 


Ftom  whoui  pttroihM6d. 


Kstiifi  of  ponliMS^  do. 


1911. 
Aug.  35 


28 


Sept   6 


Ramlngton  TyptwriUg  Co 

O.  C.  Strawn 

Lamb  &  TUden 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  Typewriter  Co 

Thos.  SomerviUe  Co 

John  C.  Ran 

Melville  D.  Lindsay 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

Olobe-WemJckeCo 

Philip  Carey  Co 

Fox  Typewriter  Co 

Mhrnl^  ICachine  Works 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

Reoeiven  Keller  Mannfactoring  Co  .. 

Cordley  &  Hayes 

Cadahy  Packmg  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Shoemaker  ii  Bosch 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son. 

Miller  &  Graham 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  it  Cable  Co. 

Qeneral  Bleotrio  Co 

do 

Postal  Teleereph  Co 

National  Eleotrical  Supply  Co 

Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

S.  J.  Venable 

Warren  A.  Ross 

Bedell  Manufiscturing  Co 

Washington  News  Go 

E.  J.  TAOTftt^an 

Washtaigton  Gas  Ll£^t  Co 

Grand  total 

Treasury  settlements 


iden. 


CrUndfli 
Stencils 

6daten 

Typewriter.. 
do.. 


Hardware 

Telephone  bracket 

3  pairs  storm  shoes 

Typewriter 

Chairs  and  wardrobes 

Cork  covorhig,  Patmt  Offloe. 

Copyholders 

Balmg  press 

Telepnona  rental 

Vacuum  hose..... 

XXth  Cantnry  bottle  white.. 

Soap 

TyjMwrtter  stands 

Dusters. 


TLA 
UIlM 


Whiting.... 

White  lead  and  oU 

500  feet  duplex 

Incandescent  lamps 

....do r, 

Telegrams,  May  and  June.. 

Centrifugal  pump 

Files 

Lamp 

Name  plates 


Chair  cushion,  soto 

Subscriptions 

Shoeing  horses 

Gas,  Bureau  of  Mines,  August.. 


IS.tf 

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%.n 
^n 

S.73 

xn 

OHM 

&M 

USlS 

SL» 

4.n 
%.m 

8401 
l&S 
CD 
17.  M 


7,771.71 


Total. 


m,  870.  II 


Amount  appropriated 

Retandments  to  appropriation  on  ao> 
count  of  supplies  to  the  Geological 
Survey,  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission, United  States  Capitol,  recla- 
mation tanAt  Freedmen's  Hospital, 
etc 


Total. 


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EXPENDITURES  UNDER 
CONTINGENT  APPROPRIATIONS 
FOR  NAVY  DEPARTMENT:  19  ll" 


LETTER  FROM 
THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  NAVY 

TRANSMITTING  DETAILED  STATEMENT  OF 
EXPENDITURES  OF  THE  NAVY  DEPARTMENT 
UNDER  CONTINGENT  APPROPRIATIONS  FOR 
THE   FISCAL   YEAR   ENDING  JUNE   80^  lOU 


I 


Dbcbmbsr  8, 1911.— Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures 
in  the  Navy  Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed 


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Navt  Depabtbcent, 
Washington,  December  8, 1911. 

Sib:  In  compliance  with  the  requirements  of  section  193  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  to  Congress  the  accom- 
panying detailed  statement  of  expenditures  under  the  contingent 
appropriations  for  the  Navy^  Department  for  the  fiscal  year  ending 
June  30, 1911.  The  appropriations  are  provided  for  in  the  legislative, 
executive,  and  judicial  act  approved  June  17,  1910. 

No.  1.  Contingent  expenses,  Navy  Department,  1911. 

No.  2.  Contingent  and  miscellaneous  expenses,  Hydrographic 
Office,  1911. 

No.  3.  Contingent  and  miscellaneous  expenses,  Naval  Observatory, 
1911. 

Respectfully,  yours,  G.  von  L.  Meyeb. 

The  Speaksb  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

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No.  1,— Contingent  ixpenses,  Navy  Department,  19ii. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  -parpam. 


14 
16 


AOK.    1 

8 

4 
6 
8 


10 


17 


Htpt.   3 


Tlie  Capital  Tfactfcm  Go 

Tlie  poatmaftar,  Watf)togU>n,J).  C. 

N.Ariferrltt.... 

Merchants  Tranafer  &  Storage  Ck). .. 

The  Capital  Traction  Go 

Jas.Hannan.. 


Stomph  A  Lvftnrd  (Ino.).. 
Littleaflld,X!voitl&Co. 


The  General  Fireprooflng  Co 

Yi  ashington  Railway  A  Electric  Co.. 

DulinA  Martin  Co.  tineO 

Waahington  Railway  A  ElecMB  Co.. 


Washington  Railway  A  L 
The  Capital  Traction  Co. . 

R.  L.  Baondcn 

WOliam  Dorsey 

Underwood  Typewxtter  Co.. •^•.».... 
OBilA.Doab6t. 


Stieet<!ar  tickets. ...... , 

Postage  stamps 

.....do , 

Moving  office  Inmltore. , 

Streetcar  ticketB 

Making  diatvas 

I  leatharaoreen , 

Moving  office  fnmltare. 

DooomentlUei 

Streetcar  ticketa 

Water  coolers , 

StrsatcarticketB 

do.. 


R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. 

Ellis  Time  Stamp  Co 

The  Capital  Traction  Co. . 

WoodraflMig.Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. , 
Oohimbla  Phonograph  Co. 
Litttefldd,  Alvord  «  Co. . 
do.. 


Pasturing  Imiaaa 
Ltveiy ,  1  faarae. . 
3  Underwood .. 
Repalrlxigck)6k 


TheStooketl-FiakeCo 

9red  8.  Lincoln 

Woodward  A  Lotfarop  (Inc.).'. 

Oarl  A.  DocTbet 

Undarwood  Typewriter  Co 

Perfection  Cooler  Co 

The  Pollman  Automatic  Ventilator  Mfg.  Co. 

The  Postmaatar,  Washington,  D.C 

Great  Bear  Spring  Co , 

0.  Greanoeig.  •.....••.••.•••••«••..«. ...... 

The  Capital  Traction  Go 

B.Morrison  Paper  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Cb ^ 

Llbiary  Bnreaa 

The  Waahington  Looaa  Leaf  Co 

....do.TTtT!! 

....do 

J.  Baomnrten  A  Bona  Co 

Wm.  BaUantvne  ft  Sona 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do. 


Streetoart 

Pigeon-bolacaaaa. 
Red  Dwarf  ink  poicO. 
R«gtepolntfcrKn, 

.do. 


•hophone.. 


Index  tabs.... ••..... 

Cardcabinata 

Repalring'oioekrrrrriri!!! 

Repairing  typewriter 

Water  cooler 

Ventilators 

Postage  stamps 

Spring  water 

Repaustodock..... 

StreetKsar  tickets 

Piletdden 

4  Underwood  typewriters. 
Goide  cards. 


Tenewallf 


Lamb  A  Tllden 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co » 

Woodward  A  Lothrqp  (Inc.)... 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

National  Etoctrlcal  Sui^ly  Co. 
.do. 


1  dnplicator. ,       _^ 
Repairing  typewriter 

2  Underwootf  typewriters. 
Rnbber  stamps 

do.. 


Lota  A  Co < 

W.  W.TlMp , 

B.  L.  Saundera , 

wmiam  Dorsey , 

JeanAhrano , 

Tvpewrlter  A  Office  Snpply  Co..., 

The  Cuital  Traction  Co , 

W.  Wfflett  Trego 

B.Oraenbarg 

John  T.  Siebert 

Typewriter  and  Office  Supply  Co., 


Oakatands ..>...... 

Adjusting  Remtngtop  typewrftar. . 
<'Equjpoiae"tala^baDa  Uder.... 

Copper  f^lie 

Repairing  harness... ...••••••••••. 

Hardware 

Pasturing  horsea • 

Livery.  1  horae..... ^..., 

Repafrlngtwo  caaea.e -.—->-.'- ^ — 
Metel  printing  r~ 


Typewr 
Lbrary 


TuiulturepoUah. 

Idock 

Points  Ibr  Eaele  TIaah  pens. 

Neostyto  auppUea 

Index  carda •••——•••• 


81&.00 

8.00 

40.00 

72.00 

&00 

8180 

20.00 

40.00 

888.80 

12.80 

14.00 

18.00 

8.00 

42.68 

26.00 

180.00 

1.80 

1.88 

8.00 

10.00 

12.28 

2.50 

2.80 

84.00 

26.00 

L88 

8.84 

8.40 

2.28 

0.80 

7.00 

21.50 

20.00 

.50 

2.00 

8.00 

4.50 

168.00 

8.80 

18.00 

882 

L70 

8.78 

0.68 

10.60 

118.00 

.60 

.01 

8.00 

.60 

4.50 

.06 

12.50 

8.00 

4a  00 

28.00 

80.00 

.88 

18.00 

1.40 

16.00 

8.78 

20.48 

10.00 


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No.  1. — CwitinfferU  expemes,  Navy  Department,  1911—C<mthm<ed. 


Data. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpon. 


1910. 
Sept.  13 
14 

16 


10 


The  Time-Saver  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sods  Go 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.. 
..do. 


22 


26 


iter  Co. 


28 
Oct.     1 


Typewriter  A  OfEloe  Supply  Co.. 

N:M.MtonlxCo.(Ixio.J. , 

do 

Lamb  &  Tflden 
Underwood  T' 
Fred  A.  Schmidt. 

The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co. .. 
DuUn  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.).... 

R.  A.  Collins 

Library  Bureau 

Berry  &  WhitmoreCo 

Underwood  Tvpewritar  Co. . . 

W.  B.  Moses  A^ons 

Baltimore  Rubber  Tire  Co. . . . 

R.  L.  Saunders 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

....do 

Lamb&Tllden 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.).... 

N.  M.  Mlnnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  (3o 

....do r. 

Luts&Oo 

The  Time-Saver  (3o 

Wm.  Doraey. 


Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

Charles  Hurraiih , 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons , 

R.  P.  Andrew!  Paper  Co. . , 

....do rr 

do 

....do 

do 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

do, 


DuUn  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.)... 

....do 

West  Disinfecting  Co.  (Inc.). 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Cohimbia  Phonograph  (}o. . . . 
Gharies  Sandler.. 


AddreBsograph  (}o 

Washington  Loose  Leaf  Ck>. 

John  F.  Siebert 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

do 

N.  M.  Mlnnix  Ck>.  (Ino.).... 

Fred  8.  Lincohi  (Inc.) 

do, 

.....do 
do 


....do 

N.  B.  BesBonXIna) 

W.  W.  Trego 

....do 

R.  A.  Collins 

Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons... . 

....do : 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

The  Capital  Traction  Co. . . . 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

The  Shaw-WfU&er  (3o. 

Llbraiy  Bureau •.. 

HughRelUyCo 

Albert  L.  Johnson. 


H.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Ino.)  . 


.do., 
.do.. 


11 


B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Rudolph  2k  West  (>o. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Ck>. 

Johns.  Schneider 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons. 

AJtamont  Spring  Water  Co. .. . 


Guides.. 
Rubber  I 
Guides.. 
Telephone  bracket 

Office  suptriinV.'.'imrmrill! 
Changing  telephone  bracket. . . 

1  nfec^inetr. 

1  sign  marker... 

1  Underwood  typewriter 

Draftsman's  soqp^ies 

Mahogany  desk 

Spring  water 

Jar  for  water  cooler 

Horeeshoeing 

FUe  cards 

2  docks 

1  Underwood  typewrllw,  etc. . 

Oak  wardrobes 

Rubber  tires  for  landau 

Pasturing  horses 

Electrics!  supplies 

....do :.. 

Numbering  Tnanhlnw  ink 

Water  cooler 

Telephone  bracket 

Manuscript  covers 

1  ''Beck'Muplicator 

Veterinary  supplies 

Index  guides 

Livery,  1  horse................ 

Typewriter  rep^ 

Repairs  to  clock 

Chair  cover 

Loose-leaf  books 

....do 

Paper 

Green  paper 

Manila  folders 

1  24-inch  scale 

Index  cabinet 

Water  cooler 

Water  bottle 

Liquid  soap 

Typewriter  desk 

Recorder  point 

Opening  and  repairing  safe. .. . 

Repairs  to  addressograph 

Repairing  punching  machine.. 
Pen  points  for  "Esgle  Flash". 
Cards  and  relaying  matting. . . 

Oneoostumer 

Telephone  holder,  etc 

Onioe  cards 

do 

Filing  case 

Guide  cards 

do 

Cleaning  iKMtieres 

Hardware. 

Rat  trap 

Horseshoelxtt.... ...... ..••.... 

Ball-pointeapeos 

Itaples. 


Livery... 
Streetcar 


tickets. 


1  Underwood  typewriter. 

Guides  and  folders 

File  boxes. 

Repairing  bookcase 

Drawer  pulls. 

Tables 

Ipltcher. 


Umbrella  Jan 

Buckets,  oasins,  and  pitdien. 

1  pane  of  gresn  glass. 

Tfres  for  truck 

Desk  lamps 

Towds. 

Leather  fringe  lor  aoftk 

Spring  water 


1.12 


1.67 


39.09 

s.» 

27.» 

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7.00 
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No.  1. — CwiJtiingtrU  experuet,  Navy  Department,  19ii— Continued. 


Dftto. 


T»  wliom  paid. 


For  wbAt  purpoK. 


Amoant. 


mo. 

Oot.  12 
U 

14 


Underwood  Tvpewiltflr  Co 

Tjpewrittf  &  Ofltos  Supply  Co. . 
do.. 


Metal  pSitbig  plates.. 


R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Tbe  Capital  TraoUon  Co. . 


.do' 


ipitaii 
Harris 


Susan 

Underwood  Tvpewriier  Co.' 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Conger's  Carrot  Cleaning  Works.., 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Mlg.  Co. , 

Chas.  O.  Stott  &  Co. 


The  General  Fireprooflng  Co. 
The  Globe- Wernicke  Co 


B.  Greenberg.. 

Library  Bureau 

do:. 

John  F.  Slebert. 

Swayie,  Bailey  dc  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

do 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Henry  C.  Karr 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. . . 

LambdcTUdan. 

....do 


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No^.    3 
8 


....do. 

Fred  A.  Sohmldt 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

do 

The  Olobe-Wemlcke  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons. 

CarroU  BleotrlcCo 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

The  Antomatio  Time  Stamp  Co 

Washington  Railway  A  Blectrio  Co. . 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

R.L.  Saunders 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

M.Schnider 

The  World 

Geo.  F.  Mnth  A  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

R.  P.Clarke  Co 

N.M.MlnnixCo.(Ino.) 

do 

J.  Banmgarten  &  Sons  Co 

Library  Bureau 

....do:. 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Sib.  Da^ri»on&Co...!.!III""!II! 

TheCndahy  PacklngCo 

UnlTBTsal  Supply  Co , 

Charles  Hellmutn , 

James  S.  Barron  A  Co 

.....do 

SneUlngASon , 

Diefa]  MannllBOturingCo 

..-..do 

....do 


Stotiooery.eto.... 
Streetcar  tioketa., 


Cleaning  rugs 

Cylinder  for  typewriter... 

Table ..TT. 

Cleaning  carpet 

Card  cabinet  and  Jackets. . 

Staples. 

Filing  section 

Office  furniture..... 

1  clock 

Filing  case  and  guides.. .. 

Index  cards 

Supplies  for  Ea^e  pens. . 


Nu!nbffr*"gTPac^t"^ 

RepaJringRemlngton  typewriter. . 


Index  cards., 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

do 

1  clothes  tree 

1  clock 

Fountain-pen  ink 

Cleaning  numbering  machine. 

Repairing  sell-Inking  stamp 

Rubber  stamp 

Stationery 

Loose-leaf  blndeis,  eta 

Oilcans 

Card  tray  and  cards 

Linoleum 

Push  buttons 

Index  cards 

Repairing  electric  flsns 

Ribbons  lor  time  stamp 

Street-ear  tickets 

Repairing  Underwood  typewriter. 

Pasturing  hones 

Street^jar  tickets 

1  Underwood  typewriter 

Repairing  dock 

Subscription  to  ttie  World 

Repairing  fountain  pen. 

Filing  cabinet 

Prefix  daters 

Telephone  holder  extension  box. . . 

Telephone  bracket 

Rubber  stamps 

12  tin  trays 

FlUngeablnet 

Stationery 

Pencils 

Press  copy  books 

Soap *. 

Ink. 


....do 

J.P.Nawrafh.... 

....do 

VaUey  Paper  Co., 

do 

do.. 


1  doien  tusoiha... •..•...•.. 

Dustpans 

Typewriter  oil 

Ribbons  for  dating  stamps. 

Electric  fims 

....do 

....do 


American  Lead  Pencil  Co... 

....do 

T.S.Banks  A  Co , 

Chas.  F.  RoekweU 

Frank  A.  Parker  A  Son  Co. , 
Lewis  Manufsoturlng  Co. .. . 

library  Bureau 

do^...... 

Wm.  Dofsey.. ...... ..•••.•• 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 


....do.. 
Twine.. 
....do.. 
Paper.., 

do.. 


Stationery 

Erasers... .....a  «■.«.■■. 

Mops 

Erasers 

Waste  basketa 

Cheesecloth 

Buffiruldes 

2  oav  casefl  and  guides.. 
JAvtTj,  I  horse.. .•••••• 

PupDcator  Ink 


tia40 

.91 

.fiO 

800.32 

1&.00 

&00 

L60 

12.60 

L44 

2L76 

1.00 

4a  00 

21.60 

16.00 

16.76 

.66 

2.20 

8.26 

14.76 

12.50 

11.26 

L60 

L60 

6.00 

18.00 

L20 

.76 

1.16 

.80 

16.00 

96.60 

.66 

2.41 

60.18 

12.60 

6.06 

81.00 

L60 

16.00 

1.60 

11.08 

6.00 

40.00 

1.00 

2.16 

.76 

37.60 

1.40 

.76 

6.76 

4.80 

16.00 

40.00 

81.47 

14.40 

468.20 

1.06 

47.06 

2.28 

2L60 

8.80 

.66 

40.60 

18.50 

94.50 

8L00 

8.40 

186.61 

80.40 

10.08 

126.80 

182.48 

8.60 

2.18 

9.60 

4.20 

2.68 

6.00 

37.28 

38.00 

9.60 


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No.  l.-^wiUngerU  exprnteB,  Nwy  Departnunt,  1911— Oonttnued. 


v^ 

TftwhomiNdd. 

Par  what  i«ipon. 

AI..L 

1010. 
Nor.    7 

Underwood  Typewrttor  Go... .........••..* 

DapUcator  paper 

.....do.......... - 

lOwtf 

LJD 

do— 

do 

cs 

James  8.  Topham 

Wm.  F.  Dowoay.. • 

Leather  "brier"  caaoa 

U,K 

LiTery,4hoiaea 

13.  K 

R.  P.  Andrawa  ^i^p6r  Os —..I........ 

Paper.: 

LM 

.....QO.w.  ».■.••«•■..  •■•...■.•...«..•■■  .a... 
dO......^....• 

P^pirand  inlratanda ....*..-' 

lll« 

a.  ID 

..:..S".::."""::.::::::::::.;:;;:;:;.;i! 

p^imlca  atMie  and  pena. ........... . 

s.ts 

Typewriter  A  Office  Suooly  Co •.«.... 

Rotary  Nocetyle... 

4K.fll 

Trip^A^h«Ht^.^?^^.,.  V^^ 

Tradngclffth., . 

iM.a 

do 

Paateboaid  tubea 

u.m 

....Ida;:::.::::::::;:::;:;;;::;:;:;::;:::::: 

Artiata'  bmahea 

.a 

R.  A    nnllflnti ,.  , 

ML  45 

T7n1ofi  Envelope  Co. .^..^............ 

BnveloBee..^. — ... 

1&70 

do r. 

do 

7  a 

Fnd  8.  Lincoln 

Tniii^  <>«urda  and  midea 

a.s 

CanoU  Bleetrlc  Co 

P^i«h%t]tt<nM                 ..  X 

.a 

do -'. 

do 

1.19 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

8oap 

1C.« 

Rudolph  j^W«rtn1^ 

Hardwara.................... 

M.a 

do' 

do 

do 

Water  coder,  etc 

7.r 

sieetrtoalauppllMx 

aB.a 

R,  Carter  Rollimty"*....... „...,.., 

Pfina..  .  ...... 

M.a 

do. r 

TvMna  cloth,  OtC 

aoi.a 

BarbnrAKon. 

Bruahea  and  teather  duaten. 

Screw  driver 

U-B 

do 

9 

'^fMih  mnd  and  lavel 

Ltf 

MtllW.CtattBtt  'ftCO......a     X                   u.         u.         . 

Roapand  matcfara......... .......... 

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W.  L.  8wayse 

fltafionary. 

flia 

do -. 

11&4 

do 

MLB 

Bllla  A.  Oinibfll,. x.x-,x.  XX...  X    XX  . 

Wanhirtandff 

U>S 

Robert  0.  Thornton I 

Blotting  paper........ 

ULB 

ESdwIn  H.  Taesert. 

Cotton  cloth 

JLf 

HiighReinyTr,   ...  

Negative  glaa. 

84.V 

The  Smith  Pr^iier  Tynewriter  Go. 

TypewrltBr  ribbona. ......  X ........ . 

9L» 

E.  H.  Pitcher.........    ...          7 

Tumblers 

2.a 

E.  B.  Adamaco :.:..::.: 

2.a 

do ; 

Scrub  bruahea. 

.a 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Benzine. 

1.0 

J,  Bannigarten  4t  Rons  Co.. 

Rubber  atamra 

s.a 

do..r 

xa 

do 

do 

.a 

The  XT.  8.  Paper  Oooda  Co 

Envelopes.. 

M.W 

Chaa.  O.  Rtott*  Co . 

Eraaers 

LIS 

do 

Stationery .••... 

a  a 

do 

do ...«-., 

uoia 

Robblna  &  Myera  Co 

T^lwtricftHia X. 

77.  a 

Pliflin  T.fndemeyr .xx^.-.xx ^. 

Ink 

11-75 

do .'. 

Bud&^.!"^.:::::::::::::::r.n: 

xta 

P.  H.  Hetsken,  Jr..  &  Co 

la 

J.  H.  Well  A  do..'.:..^::::::::::;::; ;::;; 

Proceas  cloth,  etc ......«•.. 

Mia 

do 

do i 

Thumb  tackax................^^ 

na 

do 

ma 

Neldlch  Proceas  Co.  (Inc.) 

Carbon  naner 

74.0 

Derby  Dedc  Co 

2deska.!7^V. ^. 

4ca 

3  desks  and  1  table 

n^** 

do 

Idesk. 

a.  a 

do 

do 

LoolaHartta 

1  desk  and  table. 

aa 

2  desks  and  1  table. 

Hardware. 

M.a 
4.a 

8 

Oeo.  F.  MU&  ACo 

1  ibuntaln  pen 

la 

do 

do 

2ftnintaln  pens,  etc.. 

7.  a 

aa 

do 

Pencil  Shaipenar 

la 

Z.  I>.  Oilman 

Roadi  pasta. ...^.•..... 

La 

W.  B.  Moaes  Aflona 

Matttai :.::.: 

Bandmten. «« 

MW 

R.  P.OarkeCk) 

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do 

do 

do    ^^ 

'  i^beis'and  ribbons::;; :  ;n;;n;;nn 

Chain ••••••.•.... 

La 

Hie  Jnlioa  Lanabargh  Fnmitnre  &  Carpet 

Co. 
W.M.  Gait  A(\> 

aa 

X  IVIU.  ............... .....»•.....•.. 

Hsdtlwara. .....••.....« 

i.a 

7.  a 

Jamm  B.  LanivleCo.  (Inc.). ....... ........ 

La 

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No.  1. — OtmHngent  ezpemes,  Navy  Department^  J97f-~Continued. 


9 


Dttte. 


To 


paid. 


Forirkiktparpoaa. 


ino. 

Not.  10 


U 


Undentuod  Typewiitw^Co , 

..-.do 

....do 

Freda.  linoobidDO.) 

Lamb  A  TUden. 

....do 

....do 

TheShaw-WatksrCo. 

John  Hanaen 

do 

National  Bleetrical  Supply  Co 

Colombia  Phonograph  Co 

do , 

Waahimrton  Loose  Leaf  Co 

wrBTMoaesASonB 

.....do 

N.  H.  Hinnix  Co.  (Inc.) 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt , 

Typewriter  A  OtHoe  Supply  Co.. . . 

Woodmfl  MannlBctnring  Co , 

Shoemaker  A  Bnaoh. 

....do 

Maekall  Bros 

Gay,  Corran  A  Co 

MyerBnM.  Drug  Co 

JohilB.  Espey 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

United  States  Bnrelope  Co 

....do r. 

John  Wanamaker. 

New  Bn^gand  Envelope  Co 

Library  Bnrean 

....do: 

Art  Metal  Constmction  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co.. 

Wobnm  Brush  Co 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co 

....do ! 

do 


B.  Oreenb 
Underwoc 
Orafton  Laond 

Fred  S.  Llnoote 

Probey  Carriage  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  ft  Sons 

Lots  A  Co 

LambATUden 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . . . 

do 

Woodrofl  Mfj;.  Co 

Capital  Vacuum  Cleaner  Co. . 

R.  McReynolds  &  Son 

Dalton  Adding  Machine  Co. . . 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Feit  A  Tarrant  Miir  Co 

N.  M.  Mlnniz  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  General  Flreprooflng  Co. 

The  Beck  Duplicator  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

do 

H.  C.  Daviaon  A  Co 

.....do 

Tedmieal  Supply  Co 

.....do 

.....do 

James  S.  Barron  A  Co 

.....do 

Frank  A.  Parker  A  Son  Co... 

.....do 

....do 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co. .. . 

....do 

....do 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons  (Inc.) 

UniTeraal  Supply  Co 

UnlTeraal  Trading  Oo 

J.  P.Nawrath 

Oo 

A  Bnequist 

ACo 


Repairs  to  typewriters 

Card  attachment  for  typewriter 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

Sectional  booKcases 

Springs  for  numbering  machine .... 

Repairs  to  nnmbering  machine 

Stencil  marking  set 

Index  cards,  etc. 

Repairs  to  aocks. 

do 

Repairing  envelope  madiine 

Repairs  to  graphophone 

Supplies  for  graphophone 

Tengwall  flies 

Removing  and  re-laying  lindenm . . 

Office  furniture. 

Drawers  for  saf»cabinet 

Computing  machine 

Metal  printing  plates 

Pigeoimole  caaea 

Floor  aweeps 

do , 

Potaasium  lodld , 

Combs 

Acacia , 

Shelf  brackets , 

Loose-leaf  books 

Envelopes 

do , 

Typewriter  chair  and  stand 

Envelopes , 

Typewriter  stand 

Cardcaae 

Movtngsteel  fllecaaes 

Rubber  bands , 

Mop-heads  and  handles 

Rubber  stamps 

do .r. 

Rubber  stamps  and  numbering  ma- 
chine. 
Idock 
Rci 
Laundi 
Index 

Mail  wagon 

Davenport  and  pillow 

Storm  apron  for  mail  wagon. 

Handy  printing  outfit 

Felt  typewriter  pads 

1  Underwood  typewriter. ... 

Filing  cabinet , 

1  Duntley  vacuum  cleaner. .. 

Repairing  victoria 

1  Dalton  adding  machine .... 

Street-car  ticken 

Repairs  to  comptometer , 

Fllmg  cabinets , 

Sectional- ease  units 

Duplicator  films , 

Paper  fasteners .............. 

Phis 

Press-copy  paper...... , 

do 

Eraser  shields , 

Process  doth , 

....do 

Mop  handles , 

Cuspidor  mops , 

Waste  baskets 

....do 

....do 

Pencils 

Erasers  ..................... . 

Pencils , 

Fk>orwax 

Ink 


Bankbooks 

Wrapping  paper. 
Canton  flannd... 
Ammonia  water. . 
Gorkscrewt 


138. 8S 

2.n 

1&26 

».00 

LOO 

.10 

.    3.£0 

2170 

&50 

3.£0 

&00 

.75 

2.80 

8.£0 

10.00 

286.  £0 

10.20 

12S.00 

L82 

OS.  00 

9.50 

0.80 

7.20 

2.00 

8.88 

1.14 

2.72 

108.00 

10.03 

18.15 

14.84 

4.85 

8.75 

5&40 

loaoo 

8.25 

L82 

.01 

12.48 

8.80 
ILIO 
42.07 

8.00 
166.00 
72.60 

2.60 

L26 

.60 

07.60 

60.00 

125.00 

80.00 

270.00 

15.00 

LOO 
166.60 
18.75 

2.60 

42.86 

1L28 

20.28 

882.84 

8.80 
2L00 
10.60 

L75 

8.08 
15.00 
22.00 
16.80 
24.00 

2.02 
78.08 
18.00 
48.20 
10.76 
38.40 

4.60 

2.00 

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10  BXPENDITUBB8  UNDEB  OONTINGENT  APPBOPBIATIOHB. 

No*  1. — CanHngent  expemea.  Navy  Department,  1911 — Continued. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


Forwlifttpiapoio. 


1910. 
Not.  28 


Bsuach  &  Lomb  Optical  Co. 

Diehl  ICanufocturing  Co 

Chas.  F.  Rockwell 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co. 


Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book  Co.. 

TheR.  D.  Swisher  Mlg.  Co 

do .7^ 

L.  H.Thomas  Co 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Greek- American  Sponge  Co 

Louis  Gehlert 

Basthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

Wobum  Brush  Co 

Library  Bureau 

W.  B.  Jenks  &  Son 

Wm.  Hahn  &  Co 

Z,  D.  Gihnan 

do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

do 

do 

.....do 

do 

J.  H.  WeU&Co 

.....do 

....do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

do 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Co 

.....do 

.....do 

Guy .  Curran  &  Co 

do. 


Shoemaker  A  Busch 

.....do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co. 

.....doTT: 

Union  Envelope  Co 

....do !7, 

....do 

....do 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co . . 

....do :. 

do 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

.....do 

W.  L.  Swayie 

.....do 

.....do 

.....do 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

do 

Barber  &  Ross 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. . 

....do fr 

E.H.  Pitcher 

....do 

Neidlch  Process  Co 

.....do 

....do 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.). . . 
do 

.do. 

.do. 

do. 


R.  P.  aarke  Co 

....do 

E.B.Adams  Co 

....do 

Joseph  Dixon  Crucible  Co. 


P.  H.  Heiskenjr.,  &  Co. 

do 

Mnier,  Claggett  A  Co. . .., 

do 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

....do 


Class  graduates... 

Electric  fans 

Erasers  and  pens.. 

Rubber  rulers 

Ledger  bhiders.... 

Wheefracks 

do 

Mucilage 

Protectors 

Sponges 


Sponges 

Flannel , 

Rubber  bands , 

Mopheads 

Filuur  case  and  foldcn 

Copying  cloth  pans , 

Shoelaces 

Brushes  and  whisk  brooms.. 

Sponges  and  dextrin 

Stationery , 

Tracing  paper. 

Fountain  pens , 

Tracing  paper 

do , 

Process  cloth,  etc 

Blue-print  paper , 

do 

Idesk 

1  desk  and  table , 


Acme  staples 

Scratch  blocks 

Inkstands  and  paper  clips. 
Denim ,.< 


Soap 

Feather  dusters,  etc 

Liquid  polish  and  acacia. . 

Rubber  stamps 

do 

Envelopes 

do 

.....do 

do 

Recaning  chairs 

do 


do 

Screwdrivers 

do 

Press-copy  paper 

Stationerv 

Copy  holaers  and  blank  books. 

Stauonery 

\\  ater  cooler  and  chair  caster. . 

do 

Cuspidors,  etc 

Steel  tap 


.do 


Hammer  and  brushes 

Blank  books  and  pen  racks. . 

Copying  press 

Pneumatic  typewriter  keys. 

do 

Carbon  paper 

do 

do 

Alcohol 

do 

Soap  and  paste  brushes 

Polish 

Soap,  etc 

Cheesecloth 

Label  and  paper  weights.... 

Slop  lars,  etc 

Cuspidors 

Pencils 

Tvpe  writer  erasen 

Hatchets 

Mops  and  cuspidots 

Toilet  soap 

Bon  Ami ^. 

Carpet  lining 


Carpet 
Chair.. 


VLm 

1I0.« 
38.91 

a.» 

12.31 
ft.  41 

«.« 
2.« 
7.«l 

•n.m 

13.00 
4ft.  00 

.a 

.S7 

28.ftS 

XU 

7.90 

98.» 

7.3S 

4.9B 

9.90 

132.50 

48.75 

99.10 

SOL  00 

4100 

lOiSO 

28.34 

ftft.90 

LS 

7L44 

07.78 

90.08 

1.40 

3.73 

174.40 

74. 8S 

131.25 

96.91 

3.73 

Lfl 

3.44 

.88 

X88 

8.78 

13.85 

13.98 

82.29 

7.U 

7.U 

18. 4B 

4.19 

4.92 

L44 

14.08 

4.88 

9.89 

2.88 

8.51 

3.4B 

8.00 

2L9 

LOO 

.54 

18.81 

LOO 

8.40 

196.09 

4.40 

8.17 

9.00 

14.40 

8.88 

1.28 

98.88 

97.71 

10128 

1.88 

8.08 


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BXPBNDirUBES  UNDER  CONTINGENT  APPEOPBIATIONS. 
No.  1. — Contingent  expenses,  Navy  Department,  1977— Continued. 


11 


IHtQ. 

^ooKx^Bse  unit ,. 

igio. 

Nov.  28 

\f .  JO.  Moses  «  Bons  •.•••••••••..••.••••... 

f3.60 

do 

Bookcase  renairff  etc 

20  00 

Fred  8.  Lizux>ln  (Inc.) 

Index  cards 

.70 

do ^....1 

Filing  cabinet 

18.60 

do... 

Tnde^m and  binders..... X 

3.64 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber 

6.86 

Jobn  A.  DiMhan^^  Co 

Envelopes 

16.76 

The  Smlth-'Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter  ribbons 

3L42 

T^^^Hftnri£ 

Harness  dreeing 

L88 

The  LncenrOil  Co 

Flooroil r......  .  .  .      ...  . 

7.20 

Charlflff  W.  Bwm? .  .,... 

Paper 

46.00 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manafactaring  Co 

PhUip  Lindemeyr 

Copying  ftr^m 

80.00 

Toilet  naner.  etc . ... 

7.76 

The  JaUus  Lansbiirgh  Furniture  &  Carpet 

Co. 
R.  Carter  Bailantyne 

itabieTrrr..'....'.'.!!!!!!!*.!!!!;!.!!. 

4.40 

Blankbooks  and  sealing  wax 

Desk  baskets 

6.66 

do 

6.20 

do 

Pauer  and  nens. 

31.88 

do 

Erasers 

LOO 

do 

Stationery 

162.01 

do 

Quill  pens 

2.62 

Repa^  to  typewriter 

Thermometers  and  mailing  tubes .... 

Tracing  cloth  and  paper....... 

Tracing  paper. .  .                   .  ^  a 

0.60 

FruH  A.flfthmklt.  ...        .            , 

17.40 

do 

27.88 

do 

3.46 

do 

Brackets' fOT  instrument  case 

Belt  leather 

8.30 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

LOO 

do 

Conduit  receptades. 

.X 

M.A.Leeee 

Rnading  glasses.... .x^.x***^,   .   xx 

.86 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

CottonT.T /..,.,.V,V.V... 

6.76 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.J 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

2.86 

Ueo.     3 

Wm.  Bailantyne  A  Sons 

Vertical  mejackets. 

10.00 

W#Mt  DMnfM^tf ng  Co . . . ,  ^  ^ 

fTKallons  "Hvco" 

0.80 

Lamb  A  Tildon l.l 

Stamp  pads. .. .  x 

.80 

do 

do.*. v.y. 

L88 

do 

S4»llUnlflTig  h^^nrt  rtfttftr 

L7S 

C.  Howard  Hunt  Pen  Co 

QuHl  pens  and  holders 

8.28 

Louis  Hartig 

8l»nley  folding  mles ......    . 

2.62 

Herniaii  Baumgarten  Co........ ............ 

.70 

do .1 ../.,. 

L26 

do 

do 

LOO 

do 

do 

8.60 

do 

.do 

1.12 

Chas.  0.  Stott  A  Co 

File  Jackets 

12.26 

Columbia  Oil  Co ', ] 

Bensine 

2.80 

do 

do 

2.80 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

StrWl  flllpff  nnit??. 

28.00 

Wm.  Dorsey....' ' I 

Livery,  1  Iiorse 

26.00 

Shelby  Qarke  Art  (3o 

Frame  for  room  directory 

2.00 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Recovering  desk  and  tal)le 

14.26 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Repairs  to"typewriter 

9.60 

H.  C.  Davison  a  Co 

Ptms  copy  paper..... 

100.00 

Tower  Manufacturing  A  Novelty  Co 

Ciht^.  a.  St/itt  A  fin 

Inkstano  w 

2.60 

0 

File  Jackets 

1.47 

7 

The  postmaster,  Washington,  D.C 

JohriF.  Siebert 

Postage  stamps .....x... 

6.00 

8 

Repa^  to  Eaisle  flash  pens 

.60 

do 

tdo T ....*. 

LIO 

R.  A.  (Collins 

Horseshoeing 

16.01 

R.  Carter  Bailantyne 

Qayton's  imperial  diaiy 

L36 

9 

Lewis  Flemer 

Drugs 

6.68 

Benzine  and  ftmUture  polish 

Filing  cabinet 

L64 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

16.00 

W.  L.  Swayze 

2  red  dwarf  pens 

4.00 

Becker's  Leather  (}ood8  (^ 

2  horse  blimxets 

7.00 

Jamwt  B.  liambift  Co.  (Inc, ) .  .. 

2.70 

J,  BannigftrtAn  A  Sons  Co  '   . 

Rubber  stamps. x .... . 

4.33 

Radolph  &  West  Co 'Vl]]\,V 

Hardware 

2.34 

Uniteif  States  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes 

246.02 

10 

Library  bureau 

Guide  cards 

6.70 

R.  Carter  Bailantyne. u . .  x  x  a . . . . 

2.94 

12 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

1  Wilton  rug 

73.00 

14 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

Livery,  4  horses 

100.26 

Lots  &  Co 

1  horae  blanket 

4.00 

16 

Woodward  A  liOthrop  (Tnc.) 

1  oak  armchair.  ..................... 

&00 

do .'..'.....'... 

1  nickel  towel  bar 

.40 

Geo.  F.  Mnth  A  Co 

I/ettering  pens 

LOO 

10 

The  (Capital  Traction  Co 

Street-car  tickets 

l&OO 

Fied  A.  Schmidt 

67.97 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Rnbh^  mats,  etc 

ia7o 

Williams.  Brown  4  Barle 

Draftsman's  suddIIcs 

160.00 

21 

OhM  IT  Ro^Vvfill 

Pens 

16l00 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes 

208.43 

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12  EXPENBITUBES  UNDEB  CONTINGENT  AFPBOPRIATIONS. 

No.  1. — Contingent  expenses,  Navy  Department,  1911 — Contmued. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  poipose. 

A-—. 

1910. 
Dec.  21 

EnveloDes....... 

taa 

do .". 

.7!T.do:?!.......:::;".::"i;::""- 

Sl?( 

do 

do 

do 

do 

I&IO 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  &,  Chamois  Co. 
L,  Sonnebom  A  Sons  (inc.)......... 

Chamoin skins...  ... . 

26.40 

Floor  ¥rax... 

4.5D 

Ainwioan  I^«ad  Pflnolf Co. .'...... 

Pencils............. 

2.« 

do 

do 

IXfll 

Republic  Bag  dt  Paper  Co 

%.C 

H.  C.  Dayiaon  &  Co. 

Preas-coDT  naner.. 

1A.00 

do 

do 

tt.J0 

Chas.  B.  Perry  Co................... 

Addinv  machinf  Daner. ............. 

i.75 

Ragle  Pencil  Co...  /./..., 

Pencils 

c;2 

....7do 

do 

€.17 

do 

Pencibi  a"4l  pioteeton. .. 

7.26 

JuUun  Fowl 

Desk  baskets 

L42 

TluM.  W.  Smith 

Poplar  rounds... 

fllM 

John  A.  Dushane  &  Co 

Envelopes....  ............ .......... 

a  3S 

Union  Envelope  Co 

do.- 

0ft.a 

J.  li.  Well  &  Co 

Blue-nrlnt  oaoer.............. ...... 

92.  SD 

do 

do 

do 

Pet)ciis 

100. 00 

do 

Blne-orin  t  naoer 

6ft.  <D 

Lewis  Hop^enmaier 

Beeswax 

LA 

Qeo.  F.  Ifuth  &  Co.... 

gftiintAJn  nans    ■ 

4.90 

do 

do 

2.45 

do.;!;!;;::;;™:;:::;;::::;;;:;;;:;.:. 

Tracing  paper 

S.3a 

do 

1  slide  rule. 

4  25 

L.  H.  Thomas  C-o 

Paste 

SOlOO 

Ellis  A.  Gimbel 

T<ettnr-nrcas  stand 

1X75 

do 

Letter*press  stand  and  chair 

Boxes 

UlV 

22 

J.  H.  ThiemeyerCo .'. 

12.10 

J.  Baumgarten  A SonsCo..... 

Rubber  stamps....... 

4.U 

Freda  r^inooln  (Inc.). .      ......    ... 

Loose  leaf  binders 

90lOD 

P.  H,  Febkeil.jf..  4'Co 

Hatchets 

2.04 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Blotters.. 

L35 

Lewis  Flemer..... 

Drugs ••.... 

4.90 

Oilstones 

4.S 

Philip  T.ln<lAni^yr ,„. 

Paste 

xao 

lfathe'»-TAmm"^M)erCo...............  ... 

Impression  paper 

L14 

CbaiT.  0.  Rt^tt 4 Co ...  ...I  . 

•l29 

B.  B.  Adams  Co 

Pitrhwn 7,,      

L29 

do 

Tumblers 

xeo 

do 

Scrub  brushes 

LQ6 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Repairs  to  typewriter.  ••.••.... 

tt.7B 

do 

.  ..'do \7, •.•••• 

OlS 

I^nsburgh  A  Bro 

Towels 

9l00 

Wa^iini^n  Loose  Leaf  Co 

TengwaU  files 

2.fD 

Woodroif  ManulKturlng  Co 

Oak  filing  case 

97.00 

Columbia  Phonograph  Ob 

bictaphxmeoylindCTS. 

2ftW 

Dniin  4k  Martin  Oo.  '(Ine.) .... 

Coat  Jwngersr 

.46 

do I '. 

1  a-gaUon''glass  bottle 

1.41 

do 

Coeit  haogers 

.21 

Thm.  Alteneder  4k  Sons ...... 

R4*i>airs  to  rultnr  nens. 

ft.  40 

F.  P.  Jacobs. 

Clipping  horses. 

ftOO 

The  Omltal  Traotton  Co 

Street-oar  tickets 

4.00 

2.21 

do r. 

do. 

2.20 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co... 

Typewriter  ribbons 

do 

19. 01 

do .'.^ 

9ft  26 

Honse  &  Hermann.. ..........  ,.,. 

9<fhain , 

&0 

do 

lohalr...... 

4.41 

T>trhyPn^Co.... 

liahoffiviy  Inkstand 

ft40 

do 

Ideol^T.: 

a.  00 

Typewriter  &  OlBoe  Supply  Co 

Heather  belt 

.91 

^ . .'.'do. X ..."  r. ... .    . ^ ...* . ^ . 

Metal  orlntlnf  niatcs. 

4.41 

do 

...do «    .. 

IB 

do 

do 

L40 

W.  B.  Moecs  A  Sons. 

Carpet  sweeper. ...........    .^ 

276 

do 

T  Jiuiifnnf ,  e>fl 

tlLW 

do 

do....'. • 

Ul^m 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co . 

Envdopes 

u.a 

do ' 

Rubber  bands,  cte 

2ft9 

do 

do 

do 

Paper •...•..... 

12174 

Loose-leaf  books 

441 

27.40 

do 

m 

do 

do 

ftlO 

Portable  desk  lamp 

11.9 

do Tr.r I 

7.9 

37 

Rrentano's .,....^.....^..^.  ... 

Rep^nto'foimtaiBpen I.. 

.9 

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Geo.  W.  muar  A  Co. 

Map  paper !....: ::,.. 

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No.  'L'-^-OofUmgrnU  expenaUf  Navy  Department^  i^ll^-Oaiitinued. 


18 


Date. 


To 


For  what  pmpoae. 


1910. 
Deou  28 


mi. 

JtOL      3 


John  Wannamaker... .. 

LlbrarT  Bureau 

John  waunamaker.... 
Fred  B.  Llnooln  (Inc.)., 

do 

do 

do 


.do., 
.do., 
.do. 
.do. 


The  Capital  Traction  Co. .. . 
Columma  Phonograph  Co... 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

do 

do 


.do. 


W.  B.  Hoees  A  Sons.. 

Lamb  &  Tilden. 

....do 

....do 


....do 

John  F.  Slebert 

Meyer  Bros.  Draff  Co 

Woodward  &  Lotfarop  (Inc.) . 

do 

Lots  A  Co 

The  Frederick  Post  Co 

.....do 


Thos.  W.  Smith 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. . . . 

do 

James  L.  Harmon. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

ChariesC.  Kennon. 

Barber  Sc  Ross 

W.  L.  Swayse 

Wm.  BaOantyne  A  Sons 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co 

National  Bleotrfoal  Snpply  Co. 

W.  W  Treao 

Teohnioal  ^ply  Co 


RevQlTlngb 
Index  caros, 
Combs,  etc., 
Celluloid  guides. 

Index  cards 

Index  guides.... 
Cellulofd  guides. 

Index  cards 

Guide  card* 

do. 


4  metal  cases ,.•.....•...... 

Street^car  tickets 

Recorder  point  for  graphaphone.. 

Bensine 

Impression  paper 

do 

CyUnder  fbr  typewriter 

1  Underwood  typewriter,  Nb.  &... 

2  oak  eoetumers 

Stamp  pads 

Repairs  to  dating  stamp »... 

do.. 


Rubber-type  holder 

Repairs  to  sagle  Flash  pens... 

Ferrous  sulphate 

Idodr 

Soap  dishes 

RepB^sto  leather  portfolio.... 
Cross  eeotluu  pimer...  •.....•.. 
....do ..TT. 


56  fsBtoompobond. ..••••••«»•.•• 

Repairs  to  vypewriter  ....••  a,.... . 

1  underwootftypewriter 

Subscription  to  Washington  Post. 

Adjusting  tyjMwriter. 

do.. 


Oak  ease  of  drawers 

Feather  dusters 

Dictionary  holder  and  pencils. 


..do 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (IDO.) 

W.  AJ.Sloane 

....do 

Miner>aaggettACo 

W.  L.  Swayie 

do 1 

....do 

....do 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 

QuyfCnrran  A  Co 

The  R.  D.  Swisher  Manuftietnrtng  Co 

Lewis  Flemer. 

B.  H.  Pitcher. 

....do 

Lewis  HqP%"""%iff ,  I  --_i^^jmmmi^xjt_tj.a-.-- 

Hwrnan  BJwunften  Co. 

do 

The  Gohimbla  Photo  Supply  Co 

Lamb  &  Tllden. 

....do 

..-.do 

The  Julius  LaDsboigh  FomttorB  A  Carpet 
Co. 

Union  Envelope  Co. 

do 

do 


Paper 

RuDberetamps 

Tees,  couplings,  etc. 

Furniture  pollni 

Process  cloth. ....... 

do 


Shears 

•."!fc::::::::::::::::::::: 

Bleotro^meon 

Dtotionary  holder,  etc 

Calendar  pads 

Feoefls. 

Calendar  pads 

Typewriter  ribbons 

Toueisoap. 

Stamp  rsoks 

Ammonium  sulphide. ..... 

Rubber  lypewiltet  keyi... 
do. 


Rubber  stamps 

Numbering  machine 

Rubber  photographic  tray. . 

Rubbering 

Stamp  pads 

Rubber  type 

Chairs. ...•••.••••••.•• 


ThoB.  W.  Smith 

J.  H.Well&Co 

.....do 

....do 

Jobn  A.  Duahane  &  Co 

Dtotdot  of  Cohimbia  Paper  lianulhctnring 
Co. 

do , 

Chas.  F.  BookweU 


Bnvdopes. , 

....6o.zZ 

....do 

Poplar  roonds 

Blue-print  paper. 

do. 

....dow 

Envelopes. , 

Blotting  p^>er... 


do... 

Pens.... 


tS.90 

2.80 

12.45 

2.68 

.98 

.80 

.66 

&00 

2.04 

606.67 

6.00 

2.60 

2.80 

18.60 

44.00 

1.60 

86.00 

4.00 

1.48 

.25 

.25 

.08 

2.00 

&00 

6.40 

1.68 

.76 

.72 

1.44 


180 

12.90 

16.00 

4.20 

.70 

1.10 

80.00 

1.77 

45.28 

8.80 

1.12 

18.47 

1.40 

10.60 

2t00 

26.10 

8.46 

8.46 

1.86 

&67 

2.46 

38.60 

1.26 

88.80 

47.00 

1.62 

2.18 

6.90 

6.00 

8.20 

2.38 

18.62 

7.76 

1.64 

4.80 

178 

1&74 

16.98 
6*80 
2194 
19.80 
163.75 
82.80 
08.10 
18.95 
18.68 

18.87 
9.71 


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No.  1,-^ContingerU  experues,  Navy  Department,  i^ll— Contmued. 


do 

do 

J.  BfMiinrortnn  A  Sons  Co 

do. 

Banddatan.... 

Rubber  stamiM.  eto 

Ellis  a:  OimbeL 

sjhiSs     *^ 

...  .do                     

1  chair.............. ....t 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes. ....••. - 

BaHaII  UAnnfai^tiiiinff  Co 

R^K^Miingohairi....... 

do 

FeltdotiE 

Ledger  paper.. ...••...•..........••. 

Bhoemaker  &  Busoh ....x 

FeaUier  dusters.... 

do 

Alcohol 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co. ...,.., ^ . - 

Rubber  bands 

JoBeph  Dizon  CnicibieCo 

Pencils   

,,  ~  So       

ErasexB...  •.•.....•......  ...*-•■•>•• 

E.J.  MuTDhv  Co.  (Inc.) 

Ivorvsoan.  etc........... 

lifbrary  Buiean    .........^. 

I'ndexcards.  ............■■..«...■•■. 

lAmM  H.  liambie  Co.  (lie). x , . , . 

Chair  cast<^n,etfi....rT..r.. 

Fred.  A.  Schmidt x.^n.- 

Drawing  papiar 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Paper 

do 

Blaii' books 

Wni  F.  Downey t.... 

Liverv.  4 horses 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Chair a»>d  njgs..-«,r ,-- 

do 

....  do 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

PonntAfn  pons.  .................T-r. 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Pen  trays..  .  .xxt.. t --., 

National  Electrical  SuDDiv  Co 

Wire  for  dictaETaoh.... 

Eagle  Pencil  Co 

Pencils 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co 

..    .do 

do 

Pennfiflf^d  eranen 

7 

Henry  Romeike  (Ino.)_. ...,,,..,........... 

Press  clippings 

JohnF.  Siebert  .\...I 

Livery,  1  hone 

TvDewrlter  &  Office  Sunnly  Co 

Neoatvle  stencils              

Qrafton  liaimdry  Co x ......  x .  x . . 

Laundering  towels. ................ 

R.  P.  Andrews  taper  Oj 

Paperoid  me  pockets 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

TuTigst^en  lamim 

9 

R.A.Collins 

Horseshoeing 

10 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Renpholstenng  chiir 

14 

Stumph  A  T'yi'P''d 

2  wardrobes. .  r. 

Underwood  l*yi)ewriter  Co 

1  Underwood  typewriter 

17 

do 

do 

do 

Repaiis  to  typewriter 

llie  Capital  Tntctlon  Co 

Street-car  tic&ts - 

Fxed  S.  Lincoln 

10,000  cards 

W.  H.  Douglass 

Conner  stand  pines^... 

10 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.... 

5StiiSr. .:.!!:.::;;:::;:;.;;:;. 

do 

RhfidA  ^r  desk  lif^t 

20 

W.  F.  Roberts  Co.  (Inc.) 

IfOOO  cards .". 

25 

Becker's  Leather  GKxxls  Co 

veteripary  sunvlies 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne .x.... 

Envelopes 

John  F.  Siebert  .1 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 

Underwood  Tyiwwriter  Co 

Card-index  cabinet 

Cylinder  Ibr  typewriter 

do 

do 

do 

Cleaning typewriten.........^    x 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Office  fiuni^ue. .^I..I 

27 

J.  B.  Webb 

Photo  paper 

Underwood  Typewriter  Ck> 

Repaiimg  typewriter. . ........... 

do 

do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Brentano's 

Supplies  Iir  foontahi  pen. . .  ...••.., 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

2  screens .'. ......! 

81 

The  Olobe  Wernicke  Co 

Index  cards ••.... 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Steel  iUe  cases 

Underwood  typewriter,  eto  ......... 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Paper 

1  dedclic^t 

Library  Bureau 

Index  ctfds ^ 

W.  0.  Qottwaa. 

Fileholdexs 

Feb.     2 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Diotogrmph  wire  and  installation.... 
Nnnhi^nng  machine  pads 

3 

The  Roberts  Numbering  liachlne  Co 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son 

200  jw^mds' whiting.  ."^ . . . . .  ^ . .  * » 

Columbia  Of i  Co.  ......  „ 

Benzine 7. ....I.^i 

-  4 

Wm.  Doisey 

Livery,  1  hone 

OiOr  Dane]  and  sunixnt. 

7 

Dulln  and  Martin  (Inc.f. 

WnTfng  hmsh ••.••.. 

do I....'. 

Watw  cooler. ...I,! 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Pink  paper 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Pape»'-'<»ite»Tilng  machine .......  ^  ^  .. 

do : 

Stflhographer's'note  hooka. «, 

U2.M 
LK 
LA 

ii.ei 

LB 
U.13 

SLB 

u.m 

aB.» 

12.B 

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LSI 
1X6D 
1&J7 

•.7B 


4.« 

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M.1S 
11.00 
19l» 
ULU 
26w» 

LB 

&a 

S.7S 
17. 7t 

n.B 

4.0 

SLB 

1.B 

HB 

UlB 

IOQlB 

UB 

UlB 

U.B 

LB 

7.B 

L7S 

LB 

ILtf 

B.B 

XB 

I&n 

LB 

LB 

1&« 

as 

S.B 
9LB 

UTS 

4B 

L7S 

4.B 

BlB 

ABlB 

BlB 

IS.B 

HB 

7.B 

m.» 

41B 

.B 
IB 
IB 

B.B 
B.B 
.B 
IB 
4B 
XB 
7.B 


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EXPENDITX7BB8  UKDEB  OONTIKGENT  APPB0PBIATI0N8. 
No.  l.—Continfftnt  txpenaetf  Navy  Department,  1911 — Continued. 


15 


To  whom  paid. 


Far  what  purpose. 


mi. 
Fab.    7 


10 


IS 


17 


SI 

24 

35 

liar.    2 


West  Dialnfeetliig  Co.  (Ino.): 

Anamomt  Spring  Water  Co 

Fred  8.  LInoolzi....... ...... ......... 

....do 

Wm.  BaQantTne  A  Sons 

Yawmao  ii  Erbe  Manofactarlng  Co . 

do 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Hugh  Rellly  Co 

do 

R.  A.  Collins 

Wm.  F.  Downey... 

Lots  A  Co 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

B.  Oreenberg 

H.  C.  Davison  &  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  dc  Sons 

....do 

Washington  Railway  &  Bleotrio  Co . . 

The  Shaw- Walker  do 

....do 

Herman  Baomgarten  Co.. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do .VT. 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do 

John  F.  Siebert 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Ino.) 

MackallBros 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co... 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln 

Library  Bureau.... 

Luts^Co 

N.  A.  Merritt,  postmaster 

TheTengweOlCoTofimnoiB 

Eltti  Time  Stamp  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

....do.. !?: 

The  Adder  Machine  Co 

Lnts&Co 

Typewriter  A  Office  Supply  Co 

do 

do 

The  Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Bedell  ManullBotuxlng  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincofai  (Inc.) 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Library  Bureau. 

Fred  S.  Lincofai  (Inc.) 

National  E  lectrical  Supply  Co 

W.&J.Sloano 

.....do 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Benjamin  L.  Lehman 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Stumph  A  Lyford 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  dc  Sons  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Underwood  Typewriter  (3o ^. .. 

do .-. 

B.  Greenberg 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

do 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

do 

Alvah  Bushnell  Co 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

William  Dorsey 

WasMnffton  Railway  &  Electric  Co.. 

Vernon  £.  Etrier 

Stumph  &  Lyford 

Swayxe,  Bailey  &  Oo 

The  Shaw  Walker  Co 

Southern  Printers  Supply  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 


Liquid  soap 

Spring  water 

Index  cards,  etc.. 

Card  tray 

Grip  file  binders.. 

Index  cards 

do.. 


Street  car  tickets, 
Window  glass..., 

Floor  wax. 

Horseshoeing 


Llverv  (4)  horses,  and  lamps. 

RepauB  to  harness 

Repairs  to  mall  wagon 

RepaizB  to  clock 

Press  copy  paper 

Binding  matting 

Office  chair 

Street  car  tickets 

Manila  folders 

do. 


Altering  dies  on  rubber  stamps 

Indelible  mftrirfag  outfit 

Loose-leaf  books 

Blades  for  pencil  sharpener 

Office  furniture. 

1  Underwood  typewriter 

2  Underwood  typewriters  and  repairs 

Repairs  to  fountain  pens 

Card  cabinet 

Potassium  iodid 

Cover  for  typewriter 

Platens  for  typewriter 

Index  cards  and  guides 

....do : 

Chain  snow  shoes 

Postage  stamps 

Tengwall  files 

1  time  stamp. 

Index  tags 

Guides 

GlEtSS  for  flildfTig  m^hjiifl 

Leather  bag 

61  addresses 

46  addresses 

41  addroBses : 

Folders  and  guides 

Towels. 

Leather  seat  for  chair 

Guide  cards 

3  typewriters 

Guide  cards 

Filing  cabinets  and  guides 

Electrte  lamps 

Carpet 

5do. 


Blue-print  paper , 

1  Underwood  typewriter,  etc. . . 
1  titling  machine  and  supplies.. 

Electrical  sockets 

Sbookcases 

1  leather  belt. 

Repairs  to  dating  stamp 

Guide  cards 

Underwood  typewriter,  etc. . . . 

Repairs  to  typewriter 

1  clock  and  repairs 

Pencils 

Drafting  instruments. 

Street-car  tickets. 

(}arbon  brushes 

Eraslne  fluid,  etc 

Paper  file  pockets 

25  sets  of  sliders 

Livery,  1  horse 

StreetK»r  tickets 

Name  plates 

Sectional  bookcases 

Tengwall  files 

Guides 

Outfit  for  titling  machine 

Dictagraph  wire,  etc 


910.00 

8.00 

28.85 

.66 

2.64 

2.70 

2.15 

25.00 

.75 

8.36 

80.18 

112.75 

10.75 

2.25 

8.00 

0.60 

.75 

14.50 

15.00 

.87 

4.20 

12.00 

.25 

21.58 

4.08 

657.00 

15.00 

64.50 

4.80 

1L50 

14.40 

.50 

8.00 

2.50 

5.77 

4.00 

10.00 

5.30 

5.00 

9.00 

0.30 

LOO 

^25 

.51 

.46 

.41 

U.50 

L80 

2.00 

0.60 

80.00 

LOO 

63.13 

43.35 

812.02 

215.47 

3.60 

44.75 

80.30 

L50 

68.00 

.40 

.80 

8.75 

64.00 

7.25 

21.50 

.45 

2.75 

10.00 

.50 

2.55 

26.20 

6.77 

26.00 

12.50 

2.00 

68.00 

7.02 

87.20 

67.06 

26.01 


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No.  L^CorUiinffmU  expenut,  Nmy  Departaunt,  IBll-^-Contiskued. 


IHU. 

ay>  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpose. 

A««: 

1011. 
Mmw    6 

T/cuisHartig .....r.- 

Plien 

9^n 

Dwby  Deslc'Co .....•..-•>■>■*.• 

1  table 

JK.W 

J  H  Weil  &  Co            

Prooess  doth. 

M.m 

J  BwiTngiirttin  A  Renin  Co          ..  .......... 

Robber  stamTM 

.M 

djQ           , 

do 

LIB 

do 

do 

L4I 

...do - 

do 

X4S 

Fred  A.  Sobmidt 

Mailing  tnbev . 

LS 

nftfl All  If  AniifoAfuHTiv  Cn ...          ....... 

Riiir^ning  chain 

LM 

R.  P.  AndrawB  Paoer  Co 

S7.iQ 

NationAl  Electrical  SuDolv  Co 

^olcphflHne  refiectony  etc 

S7.S6 

TTArmaTi  Tlaiiin0n.rten  Co                       .....    .... 

RnbDer  stamps. ....'. 

L19 

Win  F.  Downey... 

Livery .  4  horses 

IOQlOO 

Woodward  A  TiOthnm  f Inc^ 

Umbrella  Jar .,..^«..^... 

xs 

8 

J.  BaomeaiteB  A  Sons  Co. ,.,,..t-t- 

Rubber  stamiM 

!.» 

do               .    '    ..'.-.'.. .^ 

do r 

i.aD 

10 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Relaying  Mnft'eum 

ts 

KAtlnriAl  TCI AfttrinAl  SnnniT  Co 

Shade  holden 

11 

COD 

IS 

Underwood  T^e writer  Co 

Repa£ra  to  typewriter.......... 

ILM 

..  ..do..V.  ..*' '. I 

PtiplicatorfnippUes. 

14.  a 

RuSber  stamps. 

Ltt 

Iggrd  Warren  (So,  (Ine») 

Dr^wipg  and  tracfaig  pape**. ........ 

7.30 

Z.  P.  Oilman. ,,.... 

Toilet  bnuihflfl        ...      

4.U 

1.43 

RndolDh  A  West  Go 

Tacki^nd  (iuiors 

LU 

Barber  A  Ross....... 

Screws ....- 

.M 

do 

l^^.Vff  and  cwpidon.. ...... ........ 

Hff 

Hncb  Hellly  Co 

i'lategl»M...r. 

LCD 

R.  Carter  Kallantyne 

EnvelopeB 

14.0 

lAJ^hA  Tilden..r ... 

Pads  for  rubber  stamns 

1.00 

do 

Rei>airB  to  dating  stamp 

.so 

Fred  A.8<^hinidt 

Thermometer. ..".....!...........,. 

.4D 

do 

f.00 

The  BtpHH  Premier  Tjrpewrite-r  Co. ......... 

TypewiIterlibbonB. ............... . 

38^41 

do .V. 

do... 

3B^S6 

w.'l.  8wayi6"irrr""jrr!""rrrr"!ii"!i 

do 

Calendar  pads. 

SLSft 
1.06 

do 

Stationery 

4.B 

do 

do 

Clips 

OlB 

do 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Stationery 

37  8 

Toilet  pwper»  eto.  •......••••........ 

31  tl 

Desks .••••• 

M&fB 

do 

do •. 

Geo.  F.  Huth  &  Co 

Desks  and  table 

37.00 

Desk. 

44.00 

Fountain  pens ...........       , 

t.3B 

do 

4.10 

:::::do::::::::;::;;;;;;::;;:;:;::;:;;:::::;: 

13.06 

do 

F^unt^i^n  pens..^ 

4.10 

B.  P.  Clarke  Go 

Cheese  cloih,  eto 

1.0B 

do 

Hones. ....••.«...•.. 

OlOO 

do 

PatArsand  seali  ..a.....^.^.«.x  ** 

3.9 

J.  H.  Well  &  Co 

Blue-print  paper. 

do 

31  SO 

do 

03.00 

do 

Tracing  cloth,  eto 

84.10 

do 

Blue-print  paper. .........1. 

10l3I 

do 

Blue-orlnt  Daner.  ate. 

4135 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (Inc.) 

Shears 

14.06 

do .\....'. 

I  trimmer 

10l07 

Ph^Hp  T4ndeineyr ........................ 

WraDnin£naner. ...... ..^....    . 

30.41 

do .'. 

11.41 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Bubber  bands. 

O.00 

do 

Rubber  bands  and  eovelopesL 

1  chair .VT. 

31* 

EUls  A.  Gimbel 

101 

do 

Washfftands,  etc 

41.  B 

Jnbn  A.  Pnahane^^Oo 

EnveloDes..! ......x 

im 

do 

do. 

13.40 

:::::do:::::::::::;::;;:;;;::;;::;;;:::;;:;:: 

do. 

Ol30 

B.  H.  Pitcher. 

Typewriter  kaya 

do < 

lis 

do 

IB 

do 

do 

IB 

14 

Union  Envelope  Co 

7  B 

do 

do 

10104 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

Rubber  stamps 

111 

do..r. 

do .' 

7.B 

RedAll  MtnnfMflnr^fVt.. ,-,_,,,.... 

RM^nipgohairs... ......x 

IB 

do ...••.....• 

do..~ I .„ 

LOi 

Greek  American  Sponge  Co. 

SpopgiiMI. -T................ 

HB 

The  J.  Lang  ElectnoCo 

Electric  switches 

Sheet  holden. 

IB 

Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book  Co. 

Hyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

IB 

Eye  shades. 

LM 

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No.  l.^^OanHngeiU  €xpen8e$,  Navy  DepartmmU,  1911 — Continued. 


17 


>^ 

Towhamvid. 

Fir«ba|^p«p«i. 

A»»*. 

1011. 

Mm*  14 

^,  H.  Hetokelhjr..  *  Co 

SpOQCBB...... •.••••«.... 

flS.« 
L67 

....•do .•••......•..••.. 

Horse  bniah 

The  U.  S.  Pamr  Oooda  Co 

BnveloDes. 

38.30 

do \T. 

.7.;™™........:.;.:;;:;;":.::: 

57.60 

Columbia  OU  Co. 

OaaoUne 

Beniin8..«.»... 

1.x 

.....do 

2.80 

Tbe  JoUas  Lanabnrgh  FumituiB  &  Carpet 
Co. 

9  chain 

S.70 

9ohain....... 

U.fiS 

If fluw,  (jinePttt  *  Co. 

Electro  SOioon. 

1.34 

do..  .7 .••.... 

*'a*^hflS. n.      .Tr 

14.63 

W.  B.  Monm  4k  Bona. 

1  chair 

8.00 

do 

..... do.. ................... ••........ 

8.00 

do 

Unoleam 

100.87 

do 

Can)ettweeDers...k 

2.7S 

do 

Linoleum ..x. - 

14.08 

National  Electrical  Siipply  Go 

Wire,  etc 

8.07 

...  do Tr.r 

Batteriee.  eta... 

1  80 

flhfM^maksr'dE  Busch....... .......,....,,,., 

Brashes 

9.60 

,    do 

Liquid  polish 

7  10 

R.  J.  MnTphy  Co  (l«io,) 

Paste  brushes 

1.14 

do 

do 

iv^ring  bnishet 

2.80 

Polish  ing  oil , X 

8.30 

Oh«?  W.  Bww» 

Bond  naber. 

8.40 

do 

do 

8.40 

....do 

do 

38.30 

Cbas.  a.  StottACo..... , 

18.88 

.,..do 

Scratch  blocks 

14.00 

Tfprnum  Rf^rirnfff^'ten  Co 

Rubber  stamps......... 

L06 

do.. 

do 

1.47 

do 

do 

1.86 

R.  A.CoIUns 

Horseshoeing 

80.88 

TbeCanital  TraotioaCo 

Streetcar  ticEets 

6.00 

14 

Index  cards....... 

4.06 

Tncbnical  BuddIt Co. 

Process  cloth*. •••••.... 

31  00 

do 

Tracing  doth.. ••• 

87.  X 

ABUfrican  T>Hid  P*^cnCo„.T.r............ 

Pencils 

4.83 

The  Manhattan  SaoDly  Co..... 

1.11 

Chaa.  F,  F<wV«»ell."..'.. 

Erasers ••... 

38.60 

BoellingASon 

A  <iH{ng  machine  ribbons 

1.16 

EiasthaniDton  Robber  Throad  Co 

Rubbtf  bands 

95,00 

RepabIIc*Bag  A  Paper  Co 

WzaDDinKDaDer..... 

8  00 

Jwus  Fowl... ...... ...«•.•••• 

bSS^t^  .fr...,"i"*;;r:::;' 

4.03 

do 

....do 

4.03 

TTkiivienal  Tradlmr  Co..... 

7.80 

do 

....do 

8.08 

Tindlow  Maniifact^iHntr  Ai^fodattw. ....... 

Twine 

10  80 

do 

....do 

4.60 

KfcffleP^HlOo , 

Proteoton... 

2.40 

do 

Pencils 

2.40 

..  .do 

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24.00 

J.P.  Kawrath 

WraDpins  paper 

1L20 

do 

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do 

Wrapping  paper  and  twine 

61X 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Envelopes 

48.88 

do r 

do • 

228  80 

do ; 

.do 

17.88 

do 

12.08 

do 

do 

4.90 

do 

do 

4.82 

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Axmoor  A'Co..... 

Qlycerin. 

8.00 

Kalamazoo  TiOOia  Leaf  Binder  Co.    .. 

Ifooae  leaf  binders 

10  70 

Shellac 

2L48 

K.  fl,  Tr^wma»^ ,.  .„ 

Rftnaira  to  addinir  iiMwhi fw ......  . . 

1.00 

Washington  Loon  Leaf  Co... 

I^ooae  leaf  biadeii 

8.60 

James  B.'Lambfe  Co.  (Inc.) 

OalTanind  iron  bHokst 

1  00 

Jfetioaal  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Desk  light 

10.00 

Neidich  Process  Co 

Garbon*8heet9 

8.40 

do '..!'. 

do 

8.46 

do 

do 

1.78 

Flmd  ft  .Lincoln  (Tnff.) .  .  . 

'Loose  leaf  binders 

19.80 

Index  cards 

4.05 

do 

Card  cabinets 

28.00 

do ! 

Loose  leaf  binders 

.70 

17 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Street  car  tickets 

5.00 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Loose  leaf  book 

1.84 

do 

Qreen  paper 

82.26 

Geo.  F.  Moth  ACQ 

do 

Math<«mfttieal  instnimeiito . . « « 

9.80 

Floor  wax 

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Date. 

TowbompakL 

For  what  porpoea. 

Am^ 

1011. 
Mnr.  17 

Typewriter  &  OflSce  Supply  Co 

Addressee 

m-B 

do 

do 

M 

do 

do 

do 

Card  cabinet 

K    U,   UiTinlv  Po.  (TtW,) 

Repaixs  to  telephone  holder 

.S 

do 

Bar  for  telephone  holder 

Subscription  to  Washington  Herald. 

I  punch .--- 

.8 

R.  H.  Hay 

1« 

W.  L.  Swayu 

L» 

do 

w  ire  4mk  baskets 

LS 

do 

do 

1« 

Bedell  Manuteotorlng  Co 

R^pftifis  to  chair... 

i« 

R.  Carter  BaUantvne 

Paner-fssteninv  machine 

lis 

, 

RmIa  Pencil  Co.. 

L« 

tl 

Nn  A,  Merrit,  pcfftma<?t4T. 

Postage  stamps. . ' 

17.« 

Dnli"  A  MarPn  co  (T«o.) 

Waxing  brusn  and  floor  wax 

1  Arven  tlnrm  stamn. 

iff 

J^  Ban?ngarten  A  Sons  Co^'-  .,^.^^...^...,.^ 

Iff 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co 

Veterinary  supplies 

i» 

The  Beck  Duplicator  Co. 

Dupltcatw Mm 

19 

22 

H.  C.  Davison  &  Co 

Press  copy  paper 

ma 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Danner  seo&flinal  bookcases 

Repairs  to  Remington  typewriter — 

3    Underwood    typewriters,    Nos. 

4-351530,  4-366B79,  and  4-35S377. 

10  gi'it^t  RutArViffYMk  IMffl^ 

tt« 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

u« 

A« 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

&« 

Glasing  picture. . .       .............. 

Lff 

Derby  Desk  & 

Mfthogany  plan  table 

m.« 

Lamb  &  Tilden 

1  automatlf^  timA  sfunD 

$LTi 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

17.0 

28 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Index  Euldes ... 

&» 

Underwood  Truewriter  Co. 

1  Underwood  typewriter.  4-257984... 

»« 

do 

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The  Shaw  Walker  Co 

Filing  case 

AB 

W.  B.  Moses&Sons 

Refl*ilshing  desk  chair. ............. 

&• 

24 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

2  desk  lamps 

VLB 

The  Capital  Traction  CoT. '.... 

Streetcar  dckets 

3&» 

Fred.  sT  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Card  cabinet 

10 

Bedell  Manufactuiinff  Co 

Repairs  to  chairs 

Ifi 

Columbia  Phonograph  Co 

IM 

Underwood  Typewriter  Go 

410 

do 

7.JI 

Comptognmh  Co 

R^bairs  to  comntonaDh 

»» 

Hush  RellJyCo..... 

Glass  desk  pads 

7.« 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

1  red  dwarf  Ink  nencil. ........... 

L« 

do 

&« 

do 

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do 

M 

do 

Higj^ns  ink.. 

L9 

do 

Loose4eaf  books  and  ink  pencOs.II. 
Card  cabinets 

141 

115 

26 

TheMathyCo 

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27 

HatchetsTp<iera.ete II 

Ltf 

Herman  Baumgartfln  Co,, 

Btamm 

l» 

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Lll 

Lamb  A  Tflden 

do 

LM 

do 

Renalrs  to  stamns... ......    . 

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W.  L.  Swayse 

Lei^  cap  paper ..••.•• 

L4I 

R.  Carter  BAllantrne 

StAtionMy 

*2 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Lm.) 

Umbrella  Jar . 

^i 

Barber  A  Ross .'.'.....' 

Hardware 

Shades  and  belthig 

Ltf 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

^i 

28 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

*s 

do 

Tvnewriter.  no.  6-388742.    . 

ff.li 

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Typewritsri  No.  4-8864061111111111" 

•s 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Ino.) 

^hiiSMB.,j.^!^:y::: 

LH 

Wm.  Ramsay ..... 

Repairs  to  water  plteher 

^S 

N.  M.  Minntx  Co.  (Ino.) 

Sectional  can  and  Indax 

n.; 

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R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Pens 

M 

do 

Library  Bureau 

Looee*l6af  books ..••...•••...... 

^f 

Card  flle  cabinet 

*f 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.C 

Fred.  8.  Lincoto  (Inc.) 

Postage  stamps ...^.o..^^ 

»2 

20 

Card  cabinet 

tf 

James  S.  Topham 

Repaira  to  leather  typewittsr  case. .. . 
Copying  ink(Antoiin) 

ij 

81 

Wm.  BallanVne  A  Sons. 

.0 

John  F.  Siabert 

Repairs  to  Ibontaln  pen 

.n 

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Repairs  to  inxntain  pans. Ill  11 

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Apr.    4 

Wiiiiams,  Brown  ABarie 

Band,  blue-print  maohina 

Street  oar  tickets 

Leather  brier  case 

Index  guides 

*2 

Washington  Railway  &  Electric  Ck> 

^i 

James  ^  Tm^ham ..'..... ............... .    . 

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The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

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No.  1. — ContingerU  expemu,  Navy  Departmsntj  iPll— Omtiiiued. 


19 


DfttB. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  i^Mit  pniposB. 


1911. 
Apr.    4 


B.  GTMObcrg 

W.  A.H.  Chuich.. 
J.H.WeUlACo.. 
....do 


....do 

....do 

....do 

W.  L.  Swmyse 

Typewriter  A  Oifioe  Supply  Co. . 

do 

....do 

W.  &  J,  Bloane 

HughRoUlyCo 

do 

CoinmbiaOilCo 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 


....do 

....do 

Thomas  W.  Bmifh 

Lewis  Flemer 

Ony,  Cunan  A  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

James  B.  Lamble  Co 

N.M.MinnixCo.(Inc.).. 

Geo.  F.  Hath  A  Co 

Fred  B.  Lincoln  (Ino.).... 

do 

Hathen  Lamn  Paper  Co. 

Derby  Desk  Co 

do 


.do.. 


The  Frederick  Post  Go 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

....do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co. . 

....do 

....do 


....do 

....do 

Chas.  G.Stott&Co 

Barber^  Ross 

....do 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

do 

J.  H.  Thiemeyer  Co 

BedeUMl^.Co 

do 

....do 

U.S.  Paper  Goods  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Ino.) 

do 

Hamilton  Rubber  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co.. 

Library  Bureau 

Eagle  rencil  Co 

D.  A.  Tower 

VaUey  Paper  Co 

John  Underwood  &  Co 

J.  P.  Nawrath 

Technical  Supply  Co 

do.... 

....do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. ...» 

do 

.....do 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Wm.  Dorsey 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Underwood  Ty]>ewrfter  Co 

do 

....do 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

R.  A.  CoUhia 

W.  Wfllett  Trego 

E.  W.  Middleton 

Library  Bureau 

.....do. 

.....do 

.....do 

Alvah  Buahnell  Co 


Repairs  to  dock. 

White  pine  uppeiB 

Paper,  Dlaok  process , 

Thumb  taoks , 

Paper,  blue-print 

Cloth,  blaok  process 

do , 

Clips,  sterling 

Stencil  paper 

AddresBograph  addresses. . 

do 

Cocoa  mats 

Glass  plate 

....do. 

Benzine. 

Folder 

Revolving  chairs  (3) 

Rubber  mats 

Smyrna  rug 

Poplar,  dressed , 

Pitchers,  steel 

Oilcloth. , 

Hatchet,  lathing 

Chair  oastors .•....., 

Telephone  bracket 

Paper,  cross  section 

2  bookcases 

Rapid  binders 

Paper,  impression 

Typewriter  desk , 

Sanitary  desks  (5) 

Sanitarydwk 

Paper,  cnss^ection. ...... 

Cheeseototh 

Cake  sponge 

Typewriter  ribbons , 

Rubber  stamps 

....do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Staples,  "sureshot" 

Step  ladder 

Oilstone 

Fountain  pen  fillers , 

Erasers 

Packing  boxes 

Reoalnuig  chair 

do 

Repairs  to  chair 

Envelopes,  manila 

Candles 

Ivory  soap 

Steam  hose 

Rubber  bands 

Card  cabinet 

Pencils 

Paper  tasteners , 

Typewriter  paper 

Typewriter  ribbooa 


wrapping  paper. 
Cloth,  blue  process. 
Tracing  doth 


Cloth,  blue  process 

Mailing  tubes 

Typewriter  paper 

Envelopes 

White  pine  seleotB 

Livery,  1  horse 

Washer,  telephone  bracket. 

Repairing  typewriter 

Stencil  paper 

Typewriters  (2) 

Livery,  4  hones 

Shoeing  horses 

180  feet  doweling 

Paper  bstenen 

6m(  guides 

Flleoaee 

Paper 

Catalogue  cards. 
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87.40 

89.fi0 

98.76 

£2.50 

1.18 

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1.44 

8.45 

8.45 

2.80 

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27.80 

8.86 

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4.50 

1.00 

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82.50 

108.00 

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28.00 

185.00 

88.00 

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196.00 

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30.40 

21.00 

81.00 

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6.44 

7.09 

10.86 

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26.00 

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29L80 

6.70 

06.00 

100.00 

20.00 

2.00 

8.00 

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80.00 

82.40 

18. 00 

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No.  1. — ContmgerU^^SBpenteB,  Nfsty  DefortmiBrUy  i9il— Oontinind. 


TowlwmfMld. 


For^fluitpiaipaM. 


1011. 
Apr.  10 

U 


27 


Mtj     2 

8 


W.  B.  Moses  &  Sods 

do 

.....do 

Hennan  Banmgarten  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Go 

do 

Fred  A.  Sohmldt 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Brentanos 

Chas.  Herfarth ;... 

Columbia  Pbonoflraph  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co 

do 

HermanC  Metcalf 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  L.Swayse 

Fielt  A  Tarrant  Manufaotoring  Co.. . 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  C 

Alvah  Bushnell  Co 

N.  M.HinnlzCo.(Inc.) 

The  American  Hultlgraph  Sales  Co. 

Keoflel  &  Esser  Co 

John  F.  Slebert. 

Woodnifl  Mannfafttortng  Co 

do .\?. 

J.CDeVilbiM 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Wm  J.  Trultt 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Datton  Adding  Machine  Co 

M.Sehnlder 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

Wm.  Dorsey.. — 

Rodolph  d^Vest  Co. 


High  stool.. 
BookiBcki. 
File  case.... 


1  typewriter 

1  typewriter^ special  make. 


Undeiwood  Tjrpewriter  Oo. 

Bdwtn  H.  Taosart 

Union  Envelope  Co 

do .V. 

Oapital  Traction  Oo 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co... 

OonsoUdated'Saies'CoI.'IIill 
Bedell  ManuCtctaring  Oo. . . 

do rr. 

Orafton  Lanndry  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 
.do 


do 

B]]isA.Gimbel 

MaokallBros 

do 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co 

R.  Oarter  Ballantyne 

do 

Herman  Banmgarten  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

do 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Oolumbia  Oil  Co 

Thos.  Someryille  Co 

FredS.  T4n<^oln 

The  Globe-Wemicke  Oo 

J.  Baomgarten  A  Sons 

Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipting  Co. . 

W.  L.Swayie 

R.  P.  Clarke  Oo 

Ony  Curran  A  Oo 

Ghas.  O.  Stott  A  Oo 

E.J.  Murphy  Oo 

Jos.  Dixon  Crucible  Oo 

Crown  Oil  A  Wax  Oo 

New  England  Envelope  Oo 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

.do. 


Valley  Paper  Co , 

Basthampton  Rubber  Thread  Oo. , 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co^ , 

....ulo • • 


NaU  puller. 

Repairing  flsmitBlB  pan, 

Repairing  doek... 

Shaving  machine 

Card^iinet..*. 

Adjusting  (8)  typowriteis. .. 

Bsseboara  for  typewriter 

Envelope  sealer 

Repairing  typewiUei 

2  fountain  pens 

Repairing  oomptomster 

Postage  stamps 

File  pockets. 

Telephone  holder 

Pica  equipment  moltlgaph. 
Drawing  and  letterlog  pens. . 

Repairing  fountain  pen 

Card  index  filer 

Set  of  shelves  in  M.B 

Electric  chronognph 

BaU-pointed  pens 

Camp" 


Eyelets  for  Challenge  press. . 

Dalton  adding  machine 

Repairing  (2)  f'"^ 
Typewrlti 


Livery,  1  horse.. 
l^No.%  drill. 


Typewriter.. 

Cotton  doth 

Envelopes , 

.....doTTT. 

Streetcar  tickets 

Cardboard , 

Rubber  bands , 

Trimmers  for  prints. , 


.do. 


Laundrying  towels. . 
Typewriter  rl 


.do. 


r  ribbons. 


do 

Chairs 

Witdi4iaasl 

Filter  paper. 

Pads,  neostyle  madrfne. 

Erssers 

Sealing  wax.-. 

Rubber  stamps 

Sodium  hyposulphite . . . 

Ether 

Desk,  ssnitary 

Hatchets. 

Beniine 

Washbowl 

Binders 

Bookosse 

Rubber  stamps 

Tvenster  bindera 

Pencils. 

Numberers,  bsnd 

Soap 

Scratch  bloekB 

Ivory  soap 


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do 

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21 


To  iite>m  pftM. 


Forwbatparpoie. 


1911. 
Mir    8 

9 


19 


American  Soap  A  Waahoime  Ok  . 

W.  L.  Swayia. 

do...!:. 

Lambi&TUdfln 

Frad  8.  Lincoln 

Uadecwood  Typewriter  €o 

Albert  L.  Johoeon 

Libcacy  Biueau 

FndB.  Lincoln 

DttUndi  Martin  Co.  (InoO 

.do. 


Soappowder.... 

Wlraffipe. 

Clotba,  copying. 
""        paoa 


Stamp 


Stmnpli&LylordCInc.). 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Tbe  Capital  Tractioa  Co 

Library  Bureau 

Chaa.  0,  Stott  &  Co 

Columbia  Pbonosrapb  Co 

do 

Beckers  Leather  Goods  Co 

Typewriter  dc  OiSoe  Supply  Co. 

do 

....do , 

E.  Monlson  Pi^per  Go 

The  Manhattaa  Supply  Go 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

The  O.  M.  Edwards  Co 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

General  Acoustic  Co 

HugjiRelUyCo 

JuUus  LansburKh  Fumitnra  &  Carpet  Co.. 

John  8.  Schneider 

John  B,  Espey 

F.  Weber  &  Co 

The  American  MulUgraph  A  Salsa  Co.. . . . 

Hermon  C.  Metcall 

The  O.  H.  Edwards  Co 

Woodward  &  Lotbrop 

Wm.  BaUantyne  dc  Sons. 

do 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Mlg.  Co 

do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  A  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

....do 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Baltimore  Rubber  Tire  Co 

R.  A.  Collins 

National  Steel  Products  Co 

Standard  Oil  Co 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Postmaster,  Wasblngton,  D.  C 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

C.  A.  Schneider's  Sons. 

The  Altmont  Spring' WaterGollIII  II II !  I ! 

Library  Bureau 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Dalton  Adding  Machine  Co 

VaUey  Paper  Co 

do 


RepalsB  to  typewriter 

Screw  drivers 

Card  index  guides 

TengweU  binders 

Water  bottle 

Chin&  Ditcher............. 

Standing  desk. I 

TypewiTter  No.  367066. . .. 

Street^sar  tickets. 

File  case 

Wire  deak  baskets 

Cylinders  for  phonograph. 

Speaking  tube 

BHefoBM 

Address  plates.. •• 

do.... 


do 

Special  binders.. 

Brushes,  artists 

Costumer 

Metal  filing  case 

Portable  desk  U^t.. 

Repairs  to  pendl  shari>ener 

Repairing  dlctosrftph 

Glass  dak  pcMl 

CoYering  table 

Towels. 

SheU  brackets. 

Drawing  outfit 

Multigraphdlps 

Envelope  sealer 

Metal  desk  and  filing  case 

Curtain  shades 

File  binders. 

Copying  Ink. 

Bands,  bluejgint  machine 

File  cabinet 

White  cards. 

Wheds,  pencil-sharpening  machine 

Mirror .-... 

Porch  blinds. 

Livery,  4  horses. 

Tracing  doth 

Rubber  tires 

Horseshoeing 

Steel  locker 

Kerosene 

Fuses. 


Postage  stamps. 
Card-Index  file.. 
Plan 


....do 

....do 

Charles  F.  RockweU 

....do 

H.  O.  Davison  A  Co 

E^le  Pencil  Co 

Geo.  W.  Millar  &  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co. 

Library  Bureau , 

American  Lead  Pencil  Co. 

....do 

Snelllne  A  Sons , 

John  wannamaker 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Chas.  G.  StoU  fco 

....do 

....do , 

W.  L.  Swayze 

....do...... 


Spring  water 

Folders,  numila... 
Beck  duplicator. . . 
Adding  machine.. 
Typewriter  paper, 
.do 


Paper... 

Pens.... 
.do.. 


Pres»«opy  paper. 

Pencils 

Map  paper 

Rubber  bands 

Index  guides , 

Ink  erasers 

Typewriter  erasers 

Ribbons,  dating-etamp.. 
Combs. 


Repairs  to  typewriter.. 

Scratch  blocks 

....do. 


....do 

Perforator.... 
Toilet  pi^per. 


SS.68 

LIS 

14.49 

3.13 

8.78 

9.60 

.87 

.50 

6L30 

LOO 

.66 

13.30 

42.60 

25.00 

40.50 

2.10 

6.00 

2.75 

15.30 

.L31 

.74 

.47 

6.00 

.70 

12.00 

841.00 

laso 

1.80 

LOO 

8.75 

3.00 

46.20 

.22 

7.50 

L50 

4.00 

221.00 

7.60 

4.80 

L» 

14.00 

84.75 

.80 

7.80 

2.  go 

82.50 

100.00 

39.30 

19.60 

24.45 

85.00 

.34 

L05 

27.50 

2.40 

279.00 

.50 

3.00 

1.20 

8.50 

220.50 

14.40 

14.48 

48.96 

57.60 

4.45 

1.95 

37.50 

2.68 

55.79 

44.65 

10.00 

L» 

.84 

.56 

.83 

9.76 

3.23 

8.60 

18.36 

LU 

13.00 


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No.  l.—CorUiinffent  expetuea^  Navy  Department,  19U — Continued. 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  lAuX  purpose. 

A-—. 

1911. 

Thfl  Bmlth  Prfiinlar  TrrMwritw  Co. .......^ 

TnMrwriter  ribbons..... , 

nt-M 

do 

"Rn'flh  crank ....»»,,. .^,,-- 

.71 

J.  H.  Waill&Co           

Cloth.  black  Diooess ...........t 

lS.Ji 

do 

^lnt>»,  t»aCf"g.r.             .      r 

64.U 

do 

do 

Paner.  blaok*i)race8s. ............... 

8.09 

n.7s 

do                  ..                 

do 

a.jo 

2.99 

do        .       .               

Address  plates. — - 

.a 

Joseoh  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

Erasers 

a.  IS 

do 

&49 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Band  datsra 

ra 

do 

do 

Labels 

1.97 

nriiilng.  ,-.,.,.„,. 

r4i 

R4inin?ton  TviMwritiir  Co 

.sr 

do 

Adjusting  typewriter...... 

.99 

CoDflolidated  Sales  Co 

Shears.  .T..'.' 

l^U 

do 

do 

&99 

,.  ..do                  

do 

1.17 

Technical  Supply  Co. ........ .-rr-.r-T-r-. - 

Cloth,  black  process 

ia99 

L,  H.  Thomas  Co 

Paste'. .'. 

&99 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Desk. 

44.99 

John  A.  Dusihana 

Envtfopes.. ........................ 

4.9S 

William  Dorsey. 

Livery,  1  hone. 

Sk09 

The  Colnmb^  IPhoto  BuodIv  Co 

Developer........................... 

ia.li 

HurfiRelUyCo 

Glass,  plate. 

4.41 

RTCarter  Ballantyne 

Qipf.;!!!!^...;::!!.:::::::::::;:.:: 

9L46 

Bills  A.  Oimbel 

Chairs 

U.99 

Guv.  Curran  &  Co - 

Soap 

14.10 

Chas.  C.  KennoD 

Blackboard 

U.99 

Frwi  B.  T^lnAoln  <Tnft.> 

liOOse  leaf  books . 

&14 

James  B.  liambie  Co.  fine.) 

Cupboard  catches 

LS 

Paper,  impression 

LSI 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

Typewriter  keys.... 

2.99 

Herman  B*"*w»*leii  Co. 

Ru ober stamps. .  . 

LIS 

do 

do - 

191 

.  .  do 

...do 

.99 

BedeUMfg.  Co 

Chair  Tflcalnf ng.  x .  ^  rr  r ........... .  . 

L91 

do 

^ do 7 

2.91 

J.  Banmgarten  it  Sons  Co. 

Rubber  stamps 

291 

do 

do 

L2I 

do 

Repairs  to  dating  stamp 

L9i 

Baoach  A  Lomb  Optical  Co 

Fxinnels T T...........  .. 

.H 

do 

Graduate  glass.. -.X- .....x. 

.a 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

TumblenT V.V.V. 

1.91 

do 

The  Olobe-Wemicke  Co 

do 

Tables 

xm 

2199 

do 

Drawer  cabinet 

9.99 

Miller-Clagett  &  Co 

Electro  silicon 

.91 

do....". 

Bon  Ami , 

1.97 

do 

do 

Ln 

do 

...do 

141 

6 

Barber  A  Ross 

Dusters 

.IS 

do 

Squares.. , 

LB 

Lamb  ATilden 

Stamp  pads 

S.99 

do 

Pads 

2.M 

Geo.  F.  Math 

f^miltsLin  psi ,,,..., 

7.71 

do 

Blades,  pencil  flha>pmer ... .    *!*"* 

.39 

do 

Repairing  pencil  slisTpener. .."  ~ "  ~  I 

•99 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Chair.. r ...X.  X 

9.99 

do 

do 

199 

do 

Folding  ipcre^wis,... 

1199 

do 

Guid&«vd  tips I, ..I. .].....,. 

199 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Tirpewriter  paper 

4191 

do 

Rubber  bands IV.V.V. 

lit 

Fred  B  T.{THW>ln  (Tno.) 

Cardcase 

19 

Shoemaker  ^rBnsoh.l 

Acacia 

111 

do 

Alcohol 

191 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Library  attachment .x  ..x**^. 

291 

7 

J^tftn  Atirano... ....x... 

Reflnfffhlng  o^Um^  fximlturv 

9199 

9 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

Livery  of  ioox  horses . 

10199 

Freds.  LhM)oin(Ino.) 

Blndere [.'. 

UTS 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Pens  and  pamr. . . 

HkM 

M.  A.  Leese 

Paper 

199 

n  Ar^uju .....X... 

Honmlioeing ...*xxx^ 

2191 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Paper  niides. .....Ix^x 

299 

10 

The  Manhattan  Supply  Co 

r^Sm?^":;  " ::::: 

.99 

13 

R.  P.Andrews  Paper  &o 

Washington  Raflway  &  Electric  Co 

Rtaig  bhiden. 

Z.99 

Street-oar  tklnts 

H99 

IS 

Geo.  F.liuth  A  Co.'. 

Drewing  paper. 

tl99 

Andrew  O.  Hutteriy 

2sSl&^::::::::::::::d 

7.99 

The  Shaw  WaLker  Co 

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No.  l.—ContingerU  ^xpemea,  Navy  Department,  i9il— Continued. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  what  pinposa. 


Amoonti 


1911. 
JmM  18 


The  Shaw  Walker  Go 

Dulin  A  Martin  Co.  (Ino.)...; 

Lamb  A  Tflden 

W.  B.  Ifoees  &  Sons 

Fred  A.  Sehmidt 

Yawman&  Erbe  Manateoturins:  Co 

Intamational  Time  Reoordixig  Co.  of  New 
York. 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do. 


R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Lamb&  Tflden 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co... 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

John  P.  Slebert 

Stomph  &  Lyford  (Inc.) 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

J.  Banmgarten  &  Sons  Co.... 

Columbia  Ofl  Co 

do 

BedeU  Mannfactoring  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Pnier  Co 

do 

.....do 

Consolidated  Bales  Co.  (Lus.).. 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

do. 


Index  cards.... 

Floor  wax 

Rubber  bands., 

Fiber  ru£B 

Steel  cab&et... 

"Y.&E.»'c 

Name  plate  for  time  stamp. . 


Repairs  to  typewriter  270373... 
Repairs  to  typewriter  210060... 

Wfiebasketa 

Repatas  to  time  stamp 

Typewriter  Na  4-4S7ffil3 

Bowpenofl , 

Repairing  fountafai  pen 

Costumer 

T  square , 

Fountain  pens 

Rubber  stamps 

Bensine. , 

do , 

Chair  reeanftag 

Paper 

Envelopes 

"" Iter  paper 


Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

The  Julius  Lansburflfh  Furniture  ACarpetCo. 

Fred  8.  LhiOQhi  (Inc.) 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Inc.) 

FhiUp  Lindemeyr 

Mflier'cii«BttA'Co.\*r.'"."."I.'."I"I.'IIi;i: 
J.  P.  Nawrath 

do 
do. 


....do 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co. 
Neidich  Process  Co. , 
do. 


Derby  Desk  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co  (Inc.) 

do 

Wm.  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son.... 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
Union  Envekme  Co 

do r. 


Typewriti 
Sheen... 

Drilling 

Cheeeedoth 

Chairs 

Hairbrushes 

Chair 

Bindecs 

Chair  casters 

Paste 

Cardboard 

Bon  Ami 

Wrapping  paper. 

Toilet  paper. 

Twine 

do 

Water  colors 

Carbon  paper.... 
do.!?™.... 


....do 

Remington  Typewriter  Co., 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

....do. 

Technical  Supply  Co 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

do. 


2  desks. 

Ivory  soap 

Wiiiting  better  gfldenC  I! 

Chairs 

Typewriter  stand....... 

Impression  paper 

Envelopes 

do. 


Edwin  H.  Taggart. 

Chas.  G.  Stott  &  Co 

....do 

....do 

The  Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supplies  Co.  (Inc.).. 

do 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

J.  H.  WelU  &  Co 

....do 

Shoemaker  A  Busch.... 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

CDonnell's  Drug  Store 

W.  L.  Swayie 

do 

.....do 

.....do 

Chas.  E.  Perry  Co 

Easthampton  Rubber  Thread  Co 

....do.... 

....do 

.....do 

....do 


....do 

Typewriter  ribbons.  •  • . 

Water  cooler 

Haflpeand  hinc^...... 

Clota»  blue-process 

Typewriter  Jceys 

do 

Cotton  cloth 

Stationery 

Gem  clips 

do.r. 

Typewriter  ribbons. . .. 
Neostyle  stencil  paper.. 

Address  plates 

Poplar  rounds 

Paper,  black-process . . . 

Blue-print  paper 

Furniture  polish 

Screw  eyes 

Asaibtidft 

Clips 

Lead  pencils 

Periorator 

Pins 

Arithmometer  paper. .. 

Rubber  bands 

do 

do 

do 

do 


8.00 
1.20 
7.60 
&00 
460 
.60 

400 

17.60 

&00 

L60 

83.00 

426 

2.60 

8.25 

L53 

&00 

1.03 

2.80 

2.80 

L63 

2.64 

.84 

26.24 

2.18 

6.82 

106.22 

2&17 

418 

LOS 

18.00 

a43 

6.76 

LOO 

2.46 

6.12 

12.80 

6.75 

16.00 

8.34 

13.30 

6.80 

00.00 

2.35 

2.82 

2.30 

20.10 

2.06 

85.20 

ILOO 

13.38 

5.03 

L74 

407 

8.05 

420 

2.05 

8.85 

23.97 

85.92 

5.02 

18.70 

38.08 

2.00 

.58 

8.70 

1L25 

87.75 

2.40 

.03 

.65 

451 

2.80 

3.87 

7.58 

6.21 

400 

10.00 

10.00 

10.00 

U.40 


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24  BXPEXnOITUBBS  TJNDEB  OOl!rrrN0ENT  AFPBOPSIATIOHB. 

No.  l.—CanHngmt  ^tpemea,  Nmf  Department,  /9il— Oontmued. 


Data. 


TowliompakL 


Fonifaiil  pttfpow. 


1911. 

iim.22 


S7 
80 

July    3 


13 


JoUua  Fowl ... 

MAolistUui  Supply  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

do 

....do 

....do 

....do 

Chas.  F.  RockweU 

UnivenaL  Trading  Co. 

PoetDiaBter>  Wa£inKton,  D.  C. 

FxedA.8chxnidt 

do. 


Tlie  Capital  Traction  Co 

Columbia  Phonograph  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Postmaster,  Washington,  D.  O 

Henry  Knoch 

do 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Oo 

Compto^ph  Co 

The  New  York  Herald  Co 

The  Sun  Printing  &  PubUahing  Co.. 

The  New  YorkHerald  Co 

The  World 

Boston  Transcript  Co. 

James  L.  Harmon.. 

The  New  York  Herald  Co 

Jean  Ahrano 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

do 

....do 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

....do 

....do 

....do 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

....do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

R.  H.  Hay 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

William  Doraey 

The  Robbins  A  Meyer  Co. 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busoh.^ 

A.  O.  Hutterly 

WOliam  Fendner 

....do 

HnghRelUyCo 

Library  Buxeau .• 

R.  A.  Collins 

Beckers  Leather  (Soods  Co^« 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.). 

The  American  Multlgraph  Sales  (3o.. 

Wm.  F.  Downey 

Henry  Romeike  (Inc.) 

WestDlsiniBctingCo 

Fied  A.  Schmidt 

Dnlin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons.....*. 

The  Bradatreet  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  (}o 

Scfamedtie  Bros. 

Mackall  Bros 

B.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Ino.) 

Typewriter  &  Offloe  Sapply  Co 

do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  J.  Pullman 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co. 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons. 

Bedell  Mannfantnring  Co 

JohnB.  Bspey 

J.  Banmgarten  A  Sons. 

....do!7!7. 


Brashes. 

Envelopes 

!!;;!doi;i;;!;;" 

.....do 

....do 

Steel  erasers 

Blank  booksi... 
Postage  stamps. 
Mailing  tabes.. 


Zykmila  triangle., 
S&«et«as  tickets.. 


Repain  to  i^nogra^ih. . 

Paper,  ring  binder 

Postage  stamps 

Opening  drawer. 

M^dngkay 

Repain  to  stamp. 

Adding^machi 

Sobsolption.. 

....do... 

....do. 

....do. 

....do 

Subscription,  Washington  Post. 

Subscription 

Wataiut  chair. 

Ink  reducer 

Typewriter 

Repain  to  typewiUer 

Drafting  pens 

Erasen 

Envelopep. 


WtttonroE. 

Linoleum  brighl 


Furnitures 

Sttbeoription,  Washington  Herald. 

Cabinet. 

Repain  to  fountain  pen 

Livery  of  one  horse , 

Eleetriofan 

Repain  te  drafting  Instrmnent. .. . 

Alcohol. 

Repain  to  time  stamp 


Floor 
Legal  unit. 

Horseshoeing 

Repain  te  harness. 

CardcablnBt 

Mnltlgiaph  ribbon 
Livery  «i  ioor  ~ 
Press  dippings. . 

Liquid  ssap 

Motor  brashes.., 
Repairing  water 
Waxing  brash.. 
Deskbestota.. 


Subscription  to  pabUcatftooa.., 
Onionskin  paper. , 


Repairing  aock 

Oxalic  add 

Furniture  poliah, 

Standi  paper.... 

Address  plates.. 

BuokBts. 

Portrait 

B: 


....do 

ElUsA.  QimbeL 

The  Julius  Lansburg  Furniture  A  Carpet  Co. 

Herman  Baumgartan  Co. 

....do 

....do 

Derby  Deok  Co 


Chairr 
Carriage  bdta^.' 
Rubbers 
do.. 


Repalra  to  stamp.. 
Revolving  stools. . 

Two  chain. 

Rubber! 
....do.. 
....do. 
Sanitary  desk. 


10.« 

.a 

S.flD 
L« 
14.» 
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EXPENDITUBE8  UNDBB  CONTINGENT  APPB0PRIATI0N8. 
No.  1. — Condrhgent  expenaeSf  Navy  Department,  1911 — Gontinued. 


25 


Dttto. 

To  wliom  paid. 

For  what  poipose. 

Aroottnt. 

1911. 

jQir  12 

All^^nt  T.,  J^krMKin 

Box  scraper,  etc. •••••••. ..•...••... 

12.16 

PIfhl  liftHnfActiiHnf  Co , 

Pan«j  AM^HliJtiTig 

M.50 

TVehffkwI^B^ipply  r!^ 

Qoth,  blue  process 

10.50 

Tyiwwriter  ribbms 

23.80 

J.  H.  Weil  ii  Co 

cloth,  blue  process.... ..  .....x.^... 

fi0.00 

R.  P.  Andrews Papw Oj 

Red  4warf pencil. 

1.06 

14 

R.  0.  Dim&Go... 

SubocriptioSi  to  publications 

Tynewnter 

100.07 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

27.60 

15 

JQ&  Dixon  Crucible  Co 

pSci^.^:..:;;;:;;;::::::;.;;;::: 

1.66 

17 

The  Qk>be  WemlekoCo 

Guide  cards 

4.80 

do 

File  case 

16.00 

Mzt.  NetUe  Bethel 

10.60 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Guide  <»rds 

1.76 

SO 

Chiff.  F.  RooifWAll 

Steel  erasen........ 

8.80 

do 

Pens 

4.36 

Valley  Paper  Co , 

Typewri  ter  piq^r .................. . 

14.40 

do 

do 

14.40 

U.  S.  Envelope  Co 

EnveloDee... 

13.60 

do 

da 

66.16 

do 

do 

2.28 

do 

do    

8.30 

AtomIw^t.^^  PMfAilPi^ 

Pencils  and  erasers. 

12.96 

D.  A.  Tower 

Envelopes 

86.62 

Eatthampton  Bobber  Thread  Co 

Rubber  bands 

0.60 

Lewis  MaDnlaetnrine  Co. 

Cheesecloth 

2.68 

Chan.  W.  Pewfl 

Paper 

42.00 

^oh^i  A,  Ihishane  A  Co 

Envdk^iMs 

26.80 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Benzine 

2.80 

p^trby  J^9^  ^^       

Three  desks 

84.00 

R.  P."  Andrews  Paper  Co 

2.64 

do 

20.40 

do 

I/inen  pai>er 

1.06 

do 

12.00 

Bedell  Ifanofoeturing  Co 

Chair  recanlpg .....  r ......... 

.76 

do r. 

do 

1.32 

J.  Bauragarten  Sons  Co 

Rubber  stampe. .......  r 

8.44 

do 

do r 

1.11 

R.  P.  ClarkoCo 

Cheese  doth 

.62 

..    .do 

4.06 

P'^lllp  I'lndwneyr 

10.06 

..  ..<fo .' \\ 

6.03 

W  B.  Moms  *  Sons    . . 

Revolving  chair. 

6.00 

do 

MattingTr. 

14.68 

do 

Linoleum 

101.71 

do 

Revolvipe  chair. .-,-.-,,., 

6.00 

do 

do 

6.00 

HiSer,  Oaggett  A  Co 

liatches 

2.18 

do 

do 

4.20 

Rndohih  A  West  Go 

2-footrule  

.73 

do 

Hammer  handles 

2.14 

do               

Chair  casters ., 

6.61 

W.*L.  Swayia.. • 

Toilet  paper 

1.11 

.    do     • 

Pencils 

18.26 

do 

3.18 

do 

do...'!...". , 

3.27 

Fred  A.  Sehmidt 

Tracing  doth 

80.30 

...    do    

Drawing  paper 

6.00 

Tvnewnfear  ribbons 

80.94 

..    .do     ..               

do 

11.90 

' 

do 

do 

4.76 

Union  Envelope  Co. 

Envelopes.. 

12.76 

do '. \\ 

do 

6.60 

Chas.  Q.  fltott  AOo 

Gem  cUps 

6.40 

Shoemaker  A  Busch                          .... 

Alcohol: 

8.52 

8wayie,  Bailey  A  Co 

Unimatic  punches 

12.00 

Robt.  H.  VanHchaack 

Sponges 

0.60 

IT    irnffHMfffRonff 

Leather  brief  bag 

6.50 

Ellis  A.  Gimbel.               

Chairs 

17.49 

Jas-  B  Lambie  Co  (Tnc  ) 

Buckets 

L40 

J.  H.  Weil  A  Co... 

Paper,  blueprint 

37.16 

do 

Paper,  black  process 

4a  60 

.do 

Paper,  blueprint 

1&26 

E  J  Mnxphy  Ca  (Inc.) 

Alcohol 

6.48 

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1.46 

22 

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Scales 

8.64 

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Tracing  cloth 

106.50 

Geo  F.  MuthACo 

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.40 

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Tracing  cloth.... '...... 

11.28 

do 

Fountain  pen 

Stencil  paper 

6.80 

Underwood  Tvoewifter  Co  ...... 

2.66 

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Duplicator  Ink 

8.20 

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4  typewriters 

360LOO 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

Photo  paste 

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No.  1. — Contingent  expenses,  Navy  Department,  /9il— Oontiiiaed . 


Dftta. 


TowbompakL 


For  wbal  pofpota. 


1911. 
July  22 


Aug.    1 

S 
5 


28 
Bqrt.  5 
9 
13 
14 
U 

S7 
OeL    4 

25 

Nov.  13 

22 

29 

Doc    5 

e 


L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

The  American  MultU^ph  Sales  Co.. 

Alvah  Bushnell  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

Dlehl  Maoufaoturlng  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

Republic  Bag  &  Paper  Co 

United  States  Envelope  Co 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manafacturlng  Co . 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

do ! 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

.do. 


Conger  Bros.  (Inc.) 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.. 

Standard  Oil  Co 

Freds  Linoohi(Inc.) 

The  Shaw-Walker  Co 

VaUey  Paper  Co 

Universal  supply  Co 

Qrafton  Laundry  Co.. 


Chas.  0  Stott  A  Co. 

W.  L.  Swayte 

Dnlln  &  Martin  Co.  (Ino.). 
.do. 


The  Qlobe-Wemlcke  Co.... 

Freds  Lincoln  (Ino.) 

Barber  A  Ross 

J.  Baumgarten  ASonsCk).. 

do.^. 

Lamb  &  TUden 

The  Globe  Wernicke  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 

do 

B.  P.  Andrews  Pmmt  Co. . . 

do TTT: 

James  8.  Topham 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co 

ElUsA.Oimbd 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co.... 
J.P.Nawrath. 


Ubnrv  Burean.. 
Stnmph^ 


Stnmpn  A  Lyford  (Inc.) 

N.  M.  Minnix  Co.jflnc.) 

Altamont  Spring  Water  Co. . . 

LoolsHartig 

do....Vr. 

W.  B.  Mooes  A  Sons 

P.  H.  HeiakeU,|r.,  A  Co 

do .:.. 

W.  T.  LawtoD  A  Sons  (Inc.).. 

HoffhReiUyCo 

MacnllBros. 


S.B.  Adams  O) 

John  W.  Niepol  A  Son... 
R.  Carter  Ballantyne.... 
Library  Bureau 


Paste,  Snowflake 

Repaus  to  gammeter... 

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Desk  and  chair , 

Steel  sails  and  file  case... 

Fan 

Nitric  acid 

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Envelopes. 

5  desks 

Binders , 

Chair  recaning .......... 

Liquid  Veneer 

Filing  cabinet. 

Rubber  stamps 

....do .V. 

Ix>ose  leaf 

Bookstack  (case) , 

Cleaning  carpets 

Adjusting  typewriten.. 

Kerosene 

Transfer  c;  js , 

Guide  cards 

Typewriter  paper 

Files,  commercial , 

Laundering  towels 

Scratch  btocks 

Blotters. 

Water  ooolen 

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Stationery  cabinet 

Guide  cards 

Wrench 

Dating  stamp 

Rubber  stamps 

Air-cushion  stamps...... 

Fireproof  cabinet. 

2  typewriters. 

3  typewriters. 

Rubber  bands. 

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FUlnge     

Sectional  bookcase 

Telephone  holder 

Altamont  water. 

Padlock 

Hatchet. 

FUe  cabinet 

Bucket!. , 

Hatchet. 

Painting  and  repairing  carriagwi  .. 

Glass. 

Moth  bans 

Pitchera. 

Glass  for  bookcaM. 

Chalk  crayons. 

Card  cabinet  and  baae. 


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Oontlngent  and  miareuaneoas  expenses.  Naval  bhaerratory 2iai0 

Pilot  CWt,  North  Padfle  Ocean. 0C.33 

Naval  Hospitaltand 411.72 

Marine  Corpa. 14.11 


Net  cxpeudltuiea... 
Unexpended  balsnre. 


V,fl2« 
2.4M.« 


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No.  2. — Contingent  and miacellaneoiu  expensety  Hydrtxp"'^^''  •>    '      -  >/ i . 


27 


Date. 


Towbompald. 


ror  wnatparposo. 


1910. 
July  26 
29 
Aug.  1 


10 


30 

31 

Sept     1 


R.  T.  Bartlett 

James  Hogui 

John  J.  Banovjoh 

Adrian  I.  Keesao 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

If.  E.  Ton  Wimpffen 

James  McQoldrick 

Philadelphia  ^oozae 

Percy  T.Lloyd 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.  o(  Pennsylvania.. 

John  W.F.  Johnson 

The  City  National  Bank 

E.J.KeUy 

Arthur  Scholts 

The  Cleveland  Arcade  Co 

Joe.  P.Donovan 

D.  D.Copeland 

JohD.A.UcAleer 

Ottstave  Atkinson 

RoamtQ  A.  Daniels 

Michigan  State  Telephone  Co 

AmziD.  Carroll 

Charles  Welte 

Thomas  C.  Mays 

Albert  Swenson 

Leo  Winn 

Gustav  Hennecke 

R.  A.  Torrey  (Inc.) 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlbusoh. 

E.F.Payne 

The  Merchants  Exchange 

JohnMcNulty 

Joseph  K.  Brown 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Leonhardt 

Fred  E.  Harmon 

J.  H.  Fi^erweather 

Wm.  Chandler 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

J.  E.  Stelnhort 

James  A.  Smith,  U.  8.  Navy 

F.  Martin,  V.  8.  Navy 

L.  N.  Oard 

Franche  Mlnnto 

Geo.P.Lffl 

E.  G.  Tuteln  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  C.  Dent,  U,  S.  Navy 

Valencia  Machine  Shop 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Peyton  Paper  Co 

LeoB.McNultv 

B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown 

C.B.Johnson 

Union  Towel  Supply  Co 

The  Postmaster,  Washington,  D .  C 

A.  B.Dick  Co 

Lucas  Btx» 

W.  E.  Abbott 

Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons 

Sonnenburg-Habliston  Drug  Co..^ 

The  Penton  Publishing  Co 

Postal  TelenaplbCableCo 

Clendenin  Bros 

John  J.  Banovieh. .•••• 

Adrian  I.  Keegan. 

Theodore  vTMarttn 

M.  E.  von  Wimpffen 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.,  of  Pennsylvania. . 

Percy  T.  Lloyd. 

Philadelphia  Bonne 

James  McGoldrlck 

Thomas  C.  Mays. 

H.  C.  Poundstone,  U.  8.  Navy 

Amzi  D.  Canon 

Charles  Welte, 

D.  D.  Oopeland. 

L.  N.  Oard 

John  A.  McAIeer. 

Gustave  Atkinson 

Jos.  P.  Donovan 

John  W.  F.  Johnson 


Administering  oaths... 

Stationecy 

Clerk 

Assistant.. 
Assistant  I 
Translating. 

Messenger 

Office  rent 

Care  of  office , 

Telephone  service. 

Cle*. 

Office  rent 

Nautical  expert... 

Messenger  boy 

Office  rent 

Assistant 


Nautical  expert. . . 

Care  of  office 

Messenger , 

Telephone  servkM. 

Assistant. 

Care  of  office 

Messenger.......... 

Nautical  expert..., 

Messenger , 

Care  of  time  ball... 

Office  rent , 

Nautical  expert..., 

Messenger , 

Care  of  time  ball... 

Care  of  office 

Nantkial  expert..., 

Messenger , 

do 

Careoftlmaban... 


do.. 

Office  rant 

Gas 

Care  of  office., 

Carfare 

do.. 


Care  of  office 

do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Drayage. 

Car  f^kre  and  ferriara 

Repairs  to  time  ball.., 

Carfare 

Mailing  wraiypers 

Messeufnr 

Subscriptkm  to  Lloyds  Register. . . 

CareofotUce 

Laundering  towels 

Postage  stamps 

Addressoerapfa  supplies 

Books  and  binders 

ib5k.™IIi;iI"II""!II"I!"!! 

Soap 

Blue  Book  of  American  Shipping. . 

Telegrams 

Copperplates 

ClerL 

Assistant. 

Assistant  messenger. 

Translating 

Telephone  service 

Care  of  office 

Office  rent 

Messenger 

do 

Carfare 


Care  of  office.... 

Messenger 

Care  of  office 

Nautical  expert. 
Care  of  office.... 

Assistant. 

Clerk. 


93.fl0 

13.00 

76.00 

75.00 

60.00 

39.13 

76.00 

26.00 

20.00 

4.76 

76.00 

40.00 

100.00 

40.00 

40.00 

60.00 

60.00 

100.00 

16.00 

40.00 

4.00 

60.00 

6.00 

60.00 

116.60 

40.00 

10.00 

76.00 

133.33 

60.00 

10.00 

4.00 

83.33 

40.00 

60.00 

6.00 

60.00 

60.00 

28.00 

2.88 

2.00 

2.30 

.30 

17.00 

S.60 

6.00 

1.75 

10.02 

10.00 

L25 

8.00 

40.00 

17.08 

13.00 

L60 

400.00 

2.76 

6.10 

.27 

2.40 

1.00 

6.00 

1.72 

117.61 

75.00 

75.00 

00.00 

40.89 

4.80 

20.00 

26.00 

76.00 

60.00 

2.00 

60.00 

6.00 

60.00 

17.00 

100.00 

16.00 

60.00 

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No.  2. — Contingent  and  iMtcsUaneoiu  oipenuB^  Hifdtogra^finc  Office,  1911- 


Mto. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wbftt  purpoBB. 


1010. 
Sept.  1 


12 


19 


28 
OBt.    1 


Romain  A.  Daniels^ 

Mlcbisaa  State  Telephone  Co. . 

C.  B.  JohnsoD 

The  City  National  Bank 

Arthur  Bchults , 

E.J.  Kellv 

The  Cleveland  Arcade  Co 

Alhert  Swenaon 

Gufltav  Henneeke 

R.  A.  Torrey  (Inc.) , 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

Fred  E.  Harmon 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Lieonhardt , 

The  Merchants  Exchange , 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlbuach 

Joseph  K.  Brown , 

Arthur  J.  Watklns , 

JohnMcNulty 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co. ... . 

F.  Martto,  U.  8.  Navy , 

Wm.  Chandler , 

Franche  Minuto , 

B.  C.  Dent.  U.  8.  Navy , 

George  F.  till , 

J.  C.  Burnett , 

.do. 


Telephone  a 

Care  of  office 

Office  rent 

Messenger  boy. . . 
Nautical  expert.. 

Office  rent 

Nautical  expert.. 
Care  of  time  baU . 

Office  rent 

Messenger 

...!!do!! 


E.  F.  Pa^e 

Shaffer's  Book  &  Stationery  Stare 

Arthur  Schultr , 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co., 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supply  Co , 

Fred  A.  Schmidt , 

Chas.  C.  Kennon 

Samuel  E.  Gomberg , 

Jennie  Jackson 

Watt,  Rettcw  &  Cley  (Inc.) 

Chas.  (X  Kennon 

Library  Bureau 

Chamberlain-Taylor  Co 

Shaffer's  Book  &  Stationery  Store 

Hu£hReUhr 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

The  Martin  Printing  Co , 

LambATilden , 

F.  Rcmohach,  tJ.  S.  Navy , 

E.  G.  Tutein  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

B.  Greenberg. , 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

The  Burrows  Bros.  Co 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

John  J.  Banovich.. 


do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Care  of  office 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

do 

do 

Nautical  expert 

Gas 

Carfiu^ 

Office  rent , 

Care  of  office 

Carfare 

Care  of  time  ball 

Postage  stamps 

Carfare 

Care  of  time  ball  

Stationery 

Messenger 

Telephone  service 

AddrcsBQgraph  supplies 

2  pairs  dividers 

Repairing  table 

Messenger 

Laundering  towels 

Towels,  etc 

24  wood  stripa. 

Index  cards 

Stationery 

Office  stamp 

Turpentine. 

Repairs  to  typewriter.. 

Manila  wrappers 

Repairs  to  numbering 

Postage  stamps 

Drayage.^ 

Repairs  to  clock 

Repairs  to  typewriters 
Paste 


Adrian  I.  Keegan.. 
Franche  Minuto... 

Fred  B.  Harmon 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

DsDiel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Iieonhardt 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania. 

Philadelphia  Bourse 

Percy  T.  Lloyd , 

F.  J6utin.  U.  8.  Navy 

Jamea  McGoldrick. , 

Joseph  K.  Brown 

JohnMcNulty 

J.  T.  McMiUan 

W.  H.  Fahlbuach 

E.  F.  Payne. 

The  Merchants  Exchange 

The  Paciilc  Telephoned  Telegraph  Co. . . , 

M.  E,  Von  Wimpffen. 

Wm.  Chandler 

Joa.  P.  Donovan. 

Jamea  M.  Hendenon,  Jr 

Tha  (}lfiveland  Arcade  Co 

The  (}lfiveUmd  Telephone  Co 

E.  J.  Kelly ff. 

JohnATlZoAleer 

Gnatave  Atkinson 

Welta 


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Care  of  time  baU... 

Care  of  office 

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No.  2,'^Continffent  and  muedianeous  expeMUf  JS^dro^rapMe  Ojgiee,  t9tl — Gaatinu«d. 


Dsfee. 


TowbMnpaid. 


For  ivtiftt  {nrpoae. 


10ia 


Amd  D.  Oarndl 

Tbfi  City  National  Bank. 

The  Southern  Telegraph  &  Telephone  Oo... 

John  W.  F.  Johnson. 

C  B.  Johnaon ^. 

D.  D.  Copeland 

L.  N.  Qard 

John  R.  Edie,  U.  8.  Navy 

Thomas  C  Mays 

Samuel  E.  Oomberg 

Albert  Swenaon 

R.  A.  Torrey  (Inc.) 

Qnstav  Hennecke 

Duluth  Telephone  Ck> 

W.E.  Abbott 

Soathem  Bell  Telegraph  A  Telephone  Co. . . 

O.  M.  Jorgensen 

ICichigan  State  Tetophone  Co 

Lednr  Dispatch 

Washington  Gas  LiAiit  Co 

llie  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telsphane  Co. 

of  Baltimore  City. 

Ridnly  Hnnt,  U.  8.  Navy 

Thekarltime  Anociation  of  the  Fort  of  New 

York. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

W.  O.  Richardson 

Geo.  F.LiU 

Tnistees  of  the  Board  of  Trade  Building 

Trost. 

Cobb,  Bates  &  Yena  Co 

Comberland  Telegraph  it  Telephone  Co 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

TlieAultAWiborcCo 

Western  Union  Telegniph  Co 

.....do 

Arthur  J.  Watklns 

Stem  FouncLrv  ii  Machine  Co 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

O.  M .  Joreensen 

New  Bn^aod  Telegraph  it  Talfphone  Oo. . . 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

E.  a.  Tutein  A  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remain  A.  Daniels 

Frances  Doane  &  Co 

E.  O.  Tutein  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

XTbderwood  Typewriter  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Oo 

Rudolph  <&  West  Co 

J.  EUioU  &  Son  ManufMtarlng  Oo 

Stimpson&Ck) 

The  Addressing  Madiine  Co 

Wm.  Chandler ^ 

Phfladelphia  Bouxse, 


Peroy  T.Lloyd 

F.  Ifartln,  U.  S.  Navy 

The  BeU  Telephone  Co.  of  I 


Pennsylvania.. 

James  McOoldriek 

Thomas  0.  Mays 

H.  0.  Poundstone,  U.  S.  Navy 

Jos.  P.  Donovan 

Romahi  A.  Daniels 

MW»<E**"  State  Teleidiane  Oo 

Gustave  Atkinson 

John  A.  HoAloer 

E.  J.  Kelly 

James  M.  HendencMiJr 

The  Cleveland  Arcade  Co 

The  Ci^  National  Bank 

John  w.  F.Johnson 

D.  D.  Copeland 

L.  N.  Oaid 

Fred  E.  Harmon 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

Theodore  V.Martin 

Adrian  I.  Keegan 

John  J.  Banovieh , 

Vosburgh  &  Whiting  Co 

Herbert  Leonhardt 

Daniel  J.  Oriffln 

J.T. 


Offioerent 

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Clerk 

Care  of  offloe 

Messenger............ ............ 

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Car  Cue • 

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do 

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Office  rent 

Care  of  time  ball 

Telephone  service 

1  doien  eggs. 

Telephone  service 

Painting  time  ball.... 

Telephone  sorviee 

Subscription  to  Ledger  Di^tch. 

Gas 

Telephone  aervloa. 


(^  fare  and  IsrriagB.. 
Office  rent. 


Time  servioe. ........ 

Car  fare  and  ferriaga. 

Care  of  time  ball 

OiBoerant 


Telephone 
(}ar£ue... 


1  Underwood  typewriter. 
Plate  ink.. 


TeteMami.. 


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DiayagB 

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Stationery 

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to  typewriter. 


Copper  taeks 

Repairs  to  time  ban 

Twine  and  manila  paper . 

Stencils  and  frames 

Office  rent  (Oct.  1-10) . . . 

Office  rant  (October) 

Care  of  office 

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Messenger 

.do.. 


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No.  2. — ConHngent  and  miseeUaneous  experue$,  Sydroffraphic  Office  1911 — Oantiniied. 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  poipoBB. 


lOia 
Nov.   1 


81 
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83 

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88 
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E.  P.  Fayxifi 

The  Merchants'  JSzchaxise..... ...... ...... 

W.  H.  FahlbuKsh. 

Joeeph  K.  Brown 

F.  D.  Jonei. 

Arthur  J.  Watkina. 

The  Fadflc  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Co... 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Go 

M.  B.  van  Wimpflen. 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

CharleaWelte 

Bradner  Smith  &  Go 

Albert  Swenaon. 

Bamuel  E.  Oomberg 

R.  A.  Toirey  (Inc.) 

Washington  (ias  Light  Co 

Frsnche  Minnto 

Rldgely  Hunt,  U.  S.  Navy 

Amti  D.Carroll 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supplies  Co 

Qnstav  Hennecke 

The  Padflc  Telegraph  A  Telephone  Co 

George  F.LIU 

J.  D.  Potter 

JohnMcNulty 

J.  E.  Hurley 

Jennie  Jackson. 

J.  E.  Hurley 

New  Endand  Telegraph  A  Telephone  Co.. 

Jordan  Marsh  Co 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co 

MelviUe  D.  Lfaidsay 

Mathers-Lamm  Paper  Co 

C.  B.Johnson 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

E.  0.  Tutein  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

F.  A.  Flinn  (Inc.) 

W.T.Remmey., 


Ridgely  Huni  U.  S.  Nav; 
The  Fttchs  &  Lang  Mam 

Parker  Process  Co 

J.  P.Johnson. 

Qw.  F.  Muth  &  Ck) 

James  Hogan  Company  (Ltd.).. . 

Underwood  Tvi)ewriter  Co 

Munson  Supply  Co 

H.  Emery  Ely ^. 

W.  M.  Shoemaker 

Emerson  &  Co 

Wm.  Rowley  Electric  Co 

Knapp  Bros 

Henry  Evans  (Inc.) 

Robert  Mayer  &  Oo 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. .. 
The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Ck>. 

Henry  Evans  (Inc.) 

Joseph  K.  Brown. 

JohnMcNulty 

Arthur  J.  Watkins 

John  J.  Banovich 

Adrian  I.  Keegan 

Theodore  V.Mtftln 

Franche  Mlnuto 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

Fred.  E.  Harmon 

Jos.  P.Donovan 

Remain  A.  Daniels 

Samud  E.  Oomberg 

Albert  Swenson 

Gustav  Hennecke 

JohnA.McAleer 

Gustave  Atkinson 

Thomas  C.Mavs 

John  W.  F.  Johnson 

C.B.  Johnson 

Amti  D.  Carroll 

Charles  Welte 

D.  D.Copeland 

L.H.Oard 

F.  Martin.  V.  8.  Navy 


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Care  of  office. ..... .. 

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Assistant 

3,000  cards 

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(}leaning  office  fnrmtoie. . , 
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Telephone  servioe 

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Cat  tore 

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Plate  printers  roQ 

Postage  stamps 

Litho  iransfer  ink 

20  plates  of  sine 

Repairing  chairs.... 

Pens  ana  penholders 

Toilet  atrnp  and  carbon  sheets. 

Duplicator  supplies 

Pneumatic  typewriler  keys. . . 

Clock  repairs 

Care  of  tame  baU 

Rubber  stamps 

Dry  batteriea. 

Stationery 

Pitch,  taOow.ete. 

Transfer  paper 

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FoseUnka. 

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Pate. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wliat  purpose. 


Amoaot. 


1010. 
Dea    2 


10 


ao 


1011. 
Jan.     3 


Junes  McOoIdrlck , 

Percy  T.Lloyd 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  PennsylTania. . . . 

Philadelphia  Bourse , 

The  City  National  Bank 

R.  A.  Torrey,  (Inc.) 

Hichiean  State  Telephone  Co 

Ridgdy  Hunt,  U.  S.  Navy 

Oeorge  F.  LUl 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Leonhardt 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlbnach 

K.F.Payne , 

The  Merchanti  Exchange 

Jos.  8.  France 


E.J.Kelly. 

James  M.  Henderson,  ]r 

Library  Bureau 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Geo.  B.  Carpenter  &  Co 

W  estem  Union  Telephone  Co 

....do 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cahle  Co 

Philadelphia  uoarse 

G.  A\  inneberger  &  Son 

M.  F.  Von  Wlmpffen 

Thos.W.  Smith 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Southern  Bell  Telegraph  &  Telephone  Co. 

The  Genera]  Cartage  ^  Storage  Co 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

....do 

Percy  T.  Lloyd 

Rudolph  &  WestCo 

HughReillyCo 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

J.  Frank  Kline  Co 

Lucas  Bros.  (Inc.) 

0. 8.  Hammond  &  (k> 

Hale  Desk  (^ 

Geo.  F.  Mutli  A  (yO 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 


Adrian  L  Keeean 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

Franche  Minuto 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

Fred  £.  Harmon 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Leonhardt 

Union  Towel  Supply  (^ 

E.  G.  Tutetn  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H  Fahlbusch 

E  F.  Payne , 

The  Merchants  Exchange 

The  Padflc  Telegraph  £  Telephone  (^ 

Joseph  E.  Brown 

Arthur  J.  Watkins 

John  W.  F.  Johnson. 

C  B  Johnson 

The  City  National  Bank 

The  Southwestern  Telegraph  A  Telephone 
<3o. 

D.  D.  (^peland 

L.  N.  Gard 

James  M  Henderson,  Jr 

E.  J  KeUy 

Albert  Swenson 

Joe  Pierce 

R.  A.  Torrey  (Inc.) 

Gustav  Hennecke 

Duluth  Telephone  (^ 

Thomas  C  Hays 

James  MoGoldrick 

Frank  Flanigan 

F  Martin 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania... . 

Philadelphia  Bourse 

Amai  D.  Carroll ,,»^»»»........*.,««., 


Messenger  ..................... . 

Care  of  office 

Telephone  service 

Office  rent 

....do 

....do 

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Car  fare  and  ferriage 

Care  of  time  ball 

Messenger 

Care  of  time  ball 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Care  of  time  ball 

Care  of  office 

Repairs  to  office  furniture 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger  boy •. 

"».iUiams"  railroad  file 

Carfare 

Supplies  for  time  ball 

TelcHsrams 

oas...V.*'"I"I"I"!I!III!"!I 

Telegrams 

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Chart  holder 

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3  pieces  of  composition  board 

Duplicator  supplies 

Telephone  service 

Moving  office  furniture 

Lampblack 

Wax 

Care  of  office 

0  bowls 

Drop  black  in  Japan 

Springs  for  numbering  machine. 

Dry  batteries 

Mucilage 

Book 

Frame  for  chart 

Gelatine 

Drawing  boards 


Assistant 

Assistant  messenger. . 

Care  of  office 

Messenger. 

do 

....do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Laundering  towels.  .. 

Drayage 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Care  of  time  ball 

Care  of  office 

Telephone  service.... 

Messenger 

...do.. 

Clerk 

Messenger 

Office  rent 

Telephone  service 


Messenger. 

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3.60 

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17.00 

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No.  2.^Co7Uinffmt  and  misoeUaneoui  expensei,  HydrograjilMc  Office,  191: 


DstB. 


To  wbom  paid. 


F\»rwlMtparposo. 


1911. 
in.    3 

4 


J«lmA.MeAl0ar 

GhartasWetta 

Jos.  P.  Donovan 

M.E.VonWimpffen 

B.  F.  Bterans  &.  Brown. . 

Oao.  F.Lffl 

Maw  Yoric  Tatophooe  Co. 

John  MeNnl^. 

'  Hafitoon, 


Oustav 

Waahtaurton  Oas  Licfat  Co, 
M.6r5l).A.ByckCo... 

Thos.  BomerTiHa  Co 

The  Cfaesapeaka  &  Potomao  Telephone  Co. 

of  BalUmora  City. 
Chicago  Tetephone  Co 

C.  DTCoUJns 

Magnetio  Pigment  Co 

The  Maritime  AaodattOQ  of  tba  Port  of 

New  York. 
Soathem  Bell  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Co. . . 

RldgelyHnnL  U.S.  Navy 

W.  O.  Ilidiardson 

Trostees  of  the  Board  of  Trade  Building 

Trust. 

American  Borean  of  Shipping 

Ledger  Diapatch 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co..: 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Typewriter  &  Office  Supphr  Co , 

Gomberland  Telegraph  &  Telephone  Co 

J .  Banmgarten  &  Sons  Co 

New  England  Telegraph  &  Telephone. ... 

Co. 

.....do 

E.  O.  Tutoln  A  Co.  (Inc.) , 

do , 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Shaffer's  Book  it  Stationery  Store , 

J.  C.  Burnett , 

Western  Union  Tetoxraph  Co 

The  develand  Telephone  Co , 

H.  A.  Leese T. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co , 

The  Padflo  Telagraph  L  Telephone  Co 

I.E.  Hurley 

do 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlhusoh 

E.  F.  Payne , 

The  Merchants  Exchange 

JohnMcNulty 

Arthur  J.  WatUns 

Joseph  K.  Brown 

Adnaol.  Keegan 

Joseph  Deguire , 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

J.H.  Pai^rweather , , 

Ftad  E.  Harmon , 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Leonhardt , 

AmsiD.  Carroll , 

Charles  Welto 

The  qh^  National  Bank 

John  W\  F.  Johnson , 

C.B.  Johnson , 

Thomas  C.Mays , 

James  McOddrick , 

John  Mc  Williams 

F.  Martin.  U.  S.  Navy 

Philadelphia  Bourse 

The  Bell  Telephone  Co.of  Poonsylvanla ... 

D.  D.  Copeland 

L.  N.  Oard 

Qnstave  Atkinson.......................... 

Jahn  A.  MoAleer , 

B.J.SMly. 

lamas  M.  Henderson,  Jr , 

Albert  BwsBsoo... ...............  ■••••.. ... 

Giistav  TTemieoiBB..... ■«...». ........... ... 

Jea  Plena 


Nautical  expert... 
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Assistant , 

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Book , 

Can  of  time  ball... 
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Gas. 


Telephone  a 


....do 

Shelves  for  paper 
lathographmg  ink 
Office  rent 


Telephoi 

Car  fare  and  ferriage. 

....do .7!... 

Office  rent 


One  book 

Subscription  to  Ledger  Dispatoh.. 

Letter  gatt(;e8 

EjiifB  switches 

12  spools ''Barbour's"  thraad 

Addressograph  supplies 

Telephone  service 

Repairs  to  numbering  machine.... 
Time-ball  servioe 


Telepbone  service 

Storage 

Drayage 

Time  servioe 

Pins 

Carfare 

Telegrams 

Telephone  servioe 

Bromide  paper 

Telegrams 

Telephone  sgyioe 

Repairing  pfosoos ........ 

Repairing  motor 

1  underwood  typewriter. 
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No.  2. — Contingeni  and  miiceUaneoui  expentea^  HydrogprapMc  Office^  1911 — C!ontinued. 


I>ate. 


To  wliom  paid. 


Vor  i^iat  pmposo. 


Amooot 


1911. 
Feb.    1 


liar. 


13 


B.  A.  Toney  (Ina) 

Jos.  P.  Donovan 

Postal  Telegraph-Gable  Co 

do 

Washington  Gas  Lis^t  Co 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Ftanche  Mlnuto 

Bine  Seal  Supply  Co 

M.  £.  von  wimpflen 

Rldgely  Hunt,  U.  S.  Navy 

George  F.Lill 

H.G.Warren , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

G.  L.  Bohn , 

J.  C.  Burnett 

Dietrich  Reimer 

Frederick  CarL 

W.  G.  Richardson 

KeuflelA  EsserCo , 

Southern  Bell  Telegraph  it  Telephone  Co. , 
National  ElectrioaT Sui^ly  Co , 

A.  Stein 

Una  &  Co 

F.  W.  Barry  Beale  Co 

....do 

B.  G.  Tntein  &  Co.  (Inc.) , 

Joseph  D^    ' 
Adrian  I. 
Theodore  v.] 
J.H.r 

Fred  E.  

Herbert  Leonhardt . 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

JohnMcNulty 

Arthur  J.  Watklns 

Joseph  K.  Brown. 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlbusoh. 

B.  F.  Payne 

The  Merchants  Exchange 

F.MarUn,  U.S. Navy 

James  McGoldriok 

John  MoWiUiams. 

Philadelphia  Bourse. 

The  BeliTelephone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania. . 

Albert  Swenson 

Gustav  Hennecke 

R.  A.  Torrey,  (Inc.) 

JoePieroe 

John  A.  MoAleer 

Gustavo  Atkinson 

B.J.  KeUy. 

James  M.jaLenderson,  jr 


Amsi  D.  Carroll. 

Charles  Welte 

Thomas  C.  Mays , 

Jos.  P.  Donovan , 

John  W.  F.Johnson. , 

C.  B.Johnson 

The  City  National  Bank 

D.  D.  Ciopeland , 

L.B.Gard 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Frederick  CarL , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Puper  Co , 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

M.  E.  von  Wimpflen , 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

MilUnffton  Lookwood 

JohnC.  Posts  Sons 

Ridgely  Hunt,  U.  S.  Navy 

Rome  Brass  &  Copper  Co , 

George  F.Lill 

Franche  ^Pnuto , 

Postmaster.  Waahii^n,  D.  C , 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co , 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

do , 

Southern  Ben  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Co. . 
E.N.Edes 


Office  zent 

Assistant 

Telurams 

Gas... *.".'.  ".'III!! 

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Care  of  time  ball 

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Telegrams 

Repairs  to  time  balL. 

Carfare 

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Ztaio  plates 

Postage  stami» 

Dividers 

Telephone  service 

Wire  and  fuses 

1  table  cabinet 

Stationery 

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Blotting  pi^Mr  and  pins. . 
Dray 


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Assistant  nussenger. . 

Messenger. 

do 

Care  of  time  ball..... 
Telephone  service. . . . 

Nautical  ej^>ert 

Messenger 

....do 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Care  of  time  ball 

Care  of  office 

Car  fare 


Temporary  messenger  work. 

Office  rent 

Telephone  service 

Nautical  expert 

Care  of  time  ball 

Office  rent 

Drayage 

Nautical  expert 

Temporary  messenger  work. 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger  boy , 

Assistant , 

Care  of  time  ball , 

Messenger. .......a........... 

Assistant , 

Clerk 

Temporary  messenger  work . 

Office  rent 

Messenger. , 

Temporary  messenger  work . 

Messenger 

Calipers , 

2  blank  books 

Repairs  to  rubber  stamp .... , 

Translating 

Gas , 

Stationery , 

1  piece  of  glass 

Car  fare  and  ferriage 

Copperplates , 

Care  of  ume  ball , 

Care  of  office 

Postage  stami» , 

Electric  fuses , 

Telegrams , 

Telephone  service 

Repairs  to  time  baU. 


$76.00 

60.00 

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2.00 

2.80 

10.00 

2.50 

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38.74 

1L84 

5.00 

4.00 

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21.50 

L66 

6.48 

95.00 

4.00 

6.00 

5.00 

13.18 

13.50 

4.20 

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L86 

L40 

75.00 

75.00 

60.00 

60.00 

50.00 

5.00 

12.65 

83.38 

40.00 

40.00 

133.33 

60.00 

10.00 

4.00 

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75.00 

20.00 

25.00 

4.80 

116.67 

10.00 

75.00 

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100.00 

15.00 

100.00 

40.00 

50.00 

5.00 

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60.00 

75.00 

15.00 

40.00 

50.00 

17.00 

50.00 

47.50 

2.20 

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36.14 

3.66 

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12.49 

156.00 

5.00 

2.50 

400.00 

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No.  2. — Contingent  and  miscellaneous  expenses,  HydrograpMc  Office,  1911 — GoatmiMd. 


Mar.  13 
15 
17 


25 


29 

31 

Apr.     1 


i,  r.  jonnson. 

J.  C.  Burnett 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

£.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

Andrews-Burr  Paper  Co 

E.  G.TuteinCo 

Weed  &  Co 

James  M.  Henderson,  ]r 

McCarthy  Bros.  &  Ford 

Arthur  j;  Watklns 

Geo.  F.Muth  &  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

G.  C.  Fahlbusch 

Haddon&Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

John  W.  T.  Johnson 

City  National  Bank 

C.  B.Johnson 

Southwestern  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Co. 

Albert  Swenson 

Oustav  Hennecke 

Duluth  Telephone  Co 

R.  A.  Torry  One.) 

John  A.  McAJeer 

Gustavo  Atkinson 

D.  D.  Copeland 

L.  N.  Gard 

Charles  Welte 

E.J.Kelly 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

do 

Fred  £.  Harmon 

Daniel  J.  Griffin 

Herbert  Leonhart 

Union  Towel  Supply  Go 

Adrian  I.  Keegan 

do 

Joseph  Degu  ire 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Fahlbusch 

E.  F.  Payne 

Merchants  Exchange 

Pacific  Telegraph  &  Telephone  Co 

Joseph  K.  Brown. 

JohnMcNulty 

Fowler  Manufacturing  Co.  (Ltd.) 

Thomas  C.  Mayo 

James  McGoldrlck 

John  McWilllams 

Philadelphia  Bourse 

Bell  Telephone  Co.  of  Pennsylvania 

F.  Martin,  lieutenant,  U.  8.  Navy 

Anusi  D.  Carroll 

....do 

Jos.  p.  Donovan 

....do 

Cleveland  Telephone  Co 

J.  Barsky 

M.  E.  von  WimpfTen 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

do 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

Chesapeake  ti  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Franche  Mlnuto 

The  Maritime  Association  of  New  York 

Kenflel  &  Esser  Co 

L.  H.  Biglow  Co , 

P.  E.  Anderson 

Um&Co 

George  F.  LIU 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

M.  G.  Copeland  Co 

H.  EmerVEly 

National  JSlectrical  Supply  Co 

Ledger  Dispatch 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  &  Telegrai^  Co. 

J.  C/.  Burnett , 

Underwood  Typewrtt«r  Co , 


Kepairs  to  onaira 

Car  fare 

Turpentine 

Pulpboard 

"Flash"  hand  cleaner.. 

Wrapping  paper 

Drayage 

Sash  cord  and  twine ... 

Messenger  boy 

1  relay  and  springs 


Mounted  drawtaig  paper.. 

India  transfer  paper 

Repairs  to  time  ball 

Repairs  to  dictionary. . . . 

Telegrams 

Gelatin  sheets. 

Clerk 

Office  rent 


Telephone  service . . . . 

Nautical  expert 

Care  of  time  ball 

Teleidione  service 

Office  rent 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger  work 

do7. 

do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Nautical  e3q;)ert 

Assistant  messenger. . 

Messenger 

do 

do 

do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Laundry  of  towels. . . 

Assistant 

do 

Clerk 

Telephone  service . . . . 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Care  oftlme  ball 

Care  of  office 

Telephone  rental 

Messenger. 

Nautical  expert 

Laundering  towels... 

Messenger. 

do 

Messenger  work 

Office  rent 

Telephone  service. .  • . 

Car  flue 

Assistant. 

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.....do 

.....do 

Telephone  service . . . . 
Repairing  2  chain.... 

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Gas.  

Telephone  service. 

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No.  2. — Contingent  and  miaeeUceMout  eaepemeif  Hydroffraphie  Office,  1911 — Contmued. 


DatB. 


To  i^iom  paid. 


For  what  ptupose. 


Amount 


1011. 
Ape.    7 


2B 

37 

May     1 


W.  O.  BIchardMn , 

Wastem  Union  Tdegraph  Co 

Rldiiely  Hunt,  LtouTirs.  Navy 

Adfttenograph  Co 

,  Woodard,  Clarke  &  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Allen  Mitchell  ACo 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

....do 

Cumberland  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co..., 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

New  England  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co. 

do 

Trustees,  Board  of  Trade  Building  Trust. . 

Geo.  W.Miller  Co 

Geo.  H.  Wisschlnson 

Wakefield  Battan  Co 

The  Brooks  Co 

Moore  Push  Pfai  Co 

The  Fuschs  &  Lang  Manufacturing  Co 

Parker  Process  Co 

Peyton  Paper  Co 

Ghamberlain-Taylor  Co 

M.8.  AD.  A.  ByokCo 

E.  G.Tutein&Co.(Inc.) 

W.H.  Moore 

JoePleroe. 
Joseph  I .. 
AdrfmLJ 
Theodore  V. 

Munson  Supply  Co 

FredE.  Harmon 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

Daniel  J.  GrllBn 

Herbert  Leonhardt 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  Tahlbusch 

E.  F.  Payne 

The  Merchants  Exchange. . . 

Joseph  K.  Brown. 

Thomas  C.  Mays 

D.  D.  Copelana 

L.N.Oard 

Charles  Welte 

E.  J.  Kelly 

Amd  D.  Carroll 

Jos.  P.  Donovan. 

John  A.  McAleer 

Qustave  Atkinson 

Romain  A.  Daniels 

J.  J.  LeTomeau  Printing  Co. 

OustavHennecke., 

R.  A.  Torey  (Inc.) 

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Carfare 

Time  services 

Car  fare  and  ferriage 

Rubber  type 

Neostylemk ,... 

Repainng  typewriter 

Repairs  to  plate  printhig 

Screw  drivers. 

Erasers 

Telephone  services 

White  chart  paper 

Telephone  services 

Time  ball  signal  circuit. . 

Rent , 

White  map  paper 

Jfessenger.  .......<........ 

Repairs  to  office  chairs. . . 

Guides  and  folders 

Pushpins,  800 

Etcho  stones 

Parker  process  solution . . 
Mailing  wrapp 
Sanford's  i 
Paste.... 

Drayage 

Moving  office  furniture . 

SSi^:::::::::::::;: 

Assistant. 
Assistant! 
Typewriter  keys. 

Messenger 

do 

do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Nautical  expert 

jxessenger.  •.....•••«•«.•■ 

Care  of  time  ball 

Care  of  office 

Messenger 

do 

do 

Messenger  work 

Care  of  time  ball 

Nautical  expert 

Assistant 

do 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger  work 

Messenger 

Pilot-chart  portfolios 

Care  of  time  ball 

Office  rent 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Telephone  services 

Messenger 

Messenger  work 

Telephone  services 

Office  rent 

Carfare 

Clerk 

Temporary  messenger . .. . , 

Office  rent 

Nautical  expert 

Messenger 

Translating 

Care  of  office 

Care  of  time  baU 

Oas ...................... 

Car  fare'uid  ferriage 

White  cards. 

Atlas. 

Book 

Car  fare  and  ferriage 

Repairs  to  time  balL 

Library  paste 

Ink  pads 

Revolving  duplicator. ... 

Telephone  services 

Carfare 

For  storing  pabUoatlons.., 


12.88 

3.75 
11.89 

2.50 
26.70 

1.50 
25.00 

8.88 
15.94 
15.00 
!.  108. 17 
10.50 
11.75 
175.00 
504.00 

8.00 
13.50 
28.52 

3.00 

3.40 
13.30 

8.50 
11.66 

2.50 

2.10 
27.50 
.50 
75.00 
91.66 
60.00 

3.15 
50.00 
68.33 
50.00 

5.00 
133.33 
60.00 
10.00 

4.00 
40.00 
50.00 
50.00 
17.00 

5.00 
100.00 
60.00 
65.00 
100.00 
15.00 
40.00 
10.50 
10.00 
75.00 
116.66 
28.00 

2.50 
75.00 
20.00 

4.80 
25.00 
.95 
75.00 
15.00 
40.00 
83.33 
40.00 
43.18 

2.50 

5.00 

3.40 
10.58 
24.00 
12.29 

4.50 

2.00 
24.75 

3.90 

.50 

30.00 

5.00 

1.85 

9.00 


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No.  2.^Contingmi  and  muoettoiMoiM  aepenaa^  Hfdrogfapkie  OJ/tee^  191/— -Oontiaiied. 


Date. 


To  wbom  paid. 


ypf  what  puf pMB. 


lOU. 
ICay  18 

17 


June   1 


Postal  Tal«raph  Gable  Co. .. . 

....do 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

P.  A.  FUnn  (Inc.) 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

John  B.  Espey 

RudellDnigCo 

Late&Co 

CaL  Gear  Cutting  Works 

The  Elliott  Co 

Samuel  Nelson 

Lafferty-Maoey  Co 

City  Express  Co 

E.  Q.  Tntein  db Co.  (Inc.).... 

Union  Towel  Supply  Co 

C.  H.  BatoheU  &  Co 

National  Electric  Co 

M.S.<&D.A.BypkCo. 


Tdecrams. 


paper. 


do 

Raw! 

Deskbtotten 

Paper  brashes..... 
Crapcr  win  guys. 

Tinfirames 

RepaiiB  to  time  ba 
Leather  cabinet... 

I>«W» 

do. 


Lanndrying  towels.. 

Storsge.. 

1  starter.. 


T^rpewiiter  &  Office  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) 

Wm.  Elelley 

MimngUm  liookwood. 


Wrapping  PH«. 
Rubber  type 


MiUingUm] 

The  Addressograph  Co. . 

Northern  Ohio  Paper  Co 

M.  A.  Leese 

.....do 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

The  BunowB  Bros.  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

The  Padflo  Telej^ione  and  Telegraph  Co. 

B.  F.  Stevens  dk  Brown 

Jo(._, 

AdHanl. 
Theodore  V. 

J.  H.  Fayerweather 

FredE.uarmon 

J.  T.  McMillan 

W.  H.  FahlbuBoh. 

E.  F.  Payne. 

The  Merchanta  Exchange 

J.  T.  McMillan 

E.  J.  Kelly 

D.  D.  Copdand 

AmilD.  Carroll 

Charles  Welte 

John  A.  McAleer 

Qustave  Atkinson 

Romain  A.  Daniels 

Joa.  P.  Donovan 

Albert  Swenson 

Samuel  E.  Qomberg 

Joa.  Donaner 

Qustave  Hennecks 

R  A.  Torrey  (Ina) 

John  W.  F.  Jonnson 

C  B.  Johnson... 

The  City  National  Bank. 

L,  N.  Oard 

James  MoOoldiiek 

John  MoWUliams. 

Philadelphia  Bouna. 

F.  Martin.  Usot,  U.  a  Navy 

Ben  TekPhone  Co.  of  Fsnngylvania. 

The  Brooks  Co. 

The  Standard  Prtntlnf  0» 

Tlk0S.a  Mays 

MIchifBn  State  TetaplKloe  Co 

JotoMcNnlty 

Jea>  K.  Brown....................... 

H.  a  Crocker  Co 

Daniel  J.  Qilffln. 


Dr^ysge.. 
Reoet^ng 
Addressograph 
Wrapptaig  paper. 
Composition  roll. 
Pyrocatechin.... 

Drop  black 

Dictionary 
Telegrams 


finks.' 


Clsfk. 


Messenger.. 

do... 

Naotkalf 

Messenger 

Care  of  time  baO. 

Careofofflce 

Postaes  stamps.. 
Naatioal  expert.. 


Care  of  time  ban. 
Naattoal  expert. 
Temporsry 


Qeoifs  F.  Un... 
FtanobD  Mlnnto. 
R.Hoe*Co. 
M.  E.  Ti     — 

CbaDdlv^bl 

SuMksDietsflnCo. 

HrliM^Sly 

Frsd  A.  Schmidt 

WashingloB  Gee  JJJ^  Co. 


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EXPENDITUBES  UNDER  CONTINGENT  APPBOPRIATIONS,  87 

No.  2. — Contingent  and  muoeUaneimi  expentea^  Hydroffraphie  Office,  1911 — Continued. 


DfttB. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wliat  purpose. 


Amount. 


1911. 
jQoe    6 

7 
9 


19 


30 
July     1 


Fred  A.  Sclmildt 

J.  T.  UftMfiTA" 

O.  L.  WoUsteinerCk>.  (Inc.) 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 

Steam  A  Go 

O.  H.  Wf 

....do 

J.  E.  Hurley. 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Co.. 

Charles  F.  Trube 

Julius  J.  Meyen 

8.  T.  Colbert 

GarbadeEiband&Co 

T.  L.  Cross  &  Co 

Lowe  Electric  Co 

Fred  Schmidt 

Schumert  &  Warfleid 

Geo.  F.  MnthdkCo 

LeoB.  McNulty 

Ridgely  Hunt,X.leai,  U.  S.  Navy.., 
The  Postmaster,  Wasungton,  D.  C. 

Addressograph  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

E.  G.  Tutein  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  T.  Feetham 

Chas.  Beckingham 

SaultNews  Printing  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Littiefleld,  Alvoid  &  Co 

Shaffer's  Book  A  Stationery  Store . . . 

Geo.  Shilling 

Jas.  Hannan. 

8.  T.  Colbert 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

The  Tucker  Electric  Construction  Co, 

Joseph  Dqnire 

Adrian  L  Keegui 

Theodore  V.  Martin 

J.  H.  Fftyerweather 

Fred  B.  Harmon 

W.  H.  Fohlbuaoh 


E.  F.  Payne , 

The  Merchant's  Exchange 

The  Padiio  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co 

Joseph  K.  Brown. 

J.  T.  McMOlan 

Amxl  D.  CarroU 

JohnW.  F.Johnson 

C.  B.Johnson 

Albert  Swenson 

Gustavo  Hennecke 

Samuels.  Gomberg 

Remain  A.  Daniels 

James  McGoldrick 

John  MoWflllams. 

ChariesWelte 

John  A.  McAleer 

E.J.  KeUy 

Thomas  C.  Mays 

Jos.  P.  Donovan 

The  aty  National  Bank 

The  Southwestern  Telegraph  &  Telephone 

Co. 
Duluth  TeEepbooe  Co, 


Dragons 
Cariare. 


blood. 


Copper  lined  tank 

Typewriter  No.  4-381214. 
Picture  hooks 


.do. 


Alterations  to  printing  press. 
*"  *    *       services 


Telephone  a 
Repairing  dock. 


Repairing  desk  and  tables. . 

Rue 

Sasnoord 

Dry  batteries 

Repairing  time  ball , 

RiDbona 

Springs,  pencil  sharpener . . . 


Car /are,  etc 

Postage  stamps. 
'Lddressognpn.. 


Duplicator  ink. 

Drayage 

Repairs  to  clock 

Removing  time  ball — 

Gummed  wrappers 

Telegrams 

Movmg  bookcase. 

S-inch  dividers 

Spacing  roulettes 

Bookshelves 

Repairs  to  time  ball — 

Telegrams 

Repairing  electric  fans . 

Qerk 

Assistant 

Assistant! 
Messenger.. 

do 

....do 

Care  of  time  ball 

Caieofoflloe 

Telephone  rental 

Messenger • 

Nautical  expert 

Assistant 

aerk 

Temporary  messenger  work. 

Nautical  expert 

Care  of  time  ball 

Messenger 

do 

....do 

Temporary  messenger  work . 

Care  of  time  ball , 

Nautical  expert 


.do. 


Messenger. 

Assistant 

Office  rent 

Telephone  service . 


R.  A.  Torrey  (Inc.) 

Michigan  State  Telephone  Co 

Philaaelpbia  Bourse 

Bell  Telrahone  Co.  of  Penns3rlvanla 

Roy  L.  Feck.... 

The  CbesapeiJte  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

of  Balthnore  City. 

James  Hogan  Co.  (Ltd.) 

M.  B.  von  wimpffen 

Danjd  J.  Griffin 

Heribert  Leonhardt 

Vosbnrgh  A  Whiting  Co 

The  Maritime  Association  of  the  Port  of  New 

York. 

Franohe  Minuto 

JohnMoNul^ 

The  Ltneoiii-DiUaway  Co 


....do 

Office  rent 

Telephone  services 

Office  rent 

Telephone  service 

Temporary  messenger  work . 
Telephone  service 


^^^ 


paper. 


Care  oft 
News  wrappers. 
Office  rent 


Care  of  office 

Nantical  expert. 
Wire  rope 


t3.50 

1.75 

31.75 

62.50 

2.34 

32.00 

4.00 

5.00 

5.00 

3.50 

.50 

17.00 

4.15 

4.50 

1.80 

5.50 

laio 

.40 

a  67 

11.99 

400.00 

86.  G2 

2.75 

1.75 

2.00 

122.00 

10.00 

1.13 

5.00 

1.00 

60.00 

14.50 

15.00 

3.53 

9.00 

76.00 

91.67 

60.00 

68.34 

50.00 

60.00 

10.00 

4.00 

16.50 

40.00 

133.34 

60.00 

75.00 

15.00 

116.67 

10.00 

40.00 

40.00 

75.  CO 

20.00 

6.00 

100.00 

100.00 

60.00 

66.00 

40.00 

16.00 

12.50 
75.00 

4.00 
26.00 

4.80 
16.00 
16.43 

4.76 
37.59 
50.00 

6.00 

10.50 

25a  00 

2.60 

83.34 

3.16 


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No.  2. — Contingent  and  mitoeUaneous  expensei,  By^rographic  Office^  1911 — CantiniMwi. 


Data. 


To  wbom  paid. 


For  what  pinpon. 


1011. 
July    7 


22 


24 
Aug.    1 


Sept.  5 
7 
27 

Oct.    4 

6 


Lucas  Bros.  (Ibo.).. 

Cmnbeiland  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Go 

Trustees  of  the  Board  of  Trade  BuUding 
Trust 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

The  Worlds  Mailtfane  News  Co 

The  New  York  Herald  Co 

George  F.  LiU 

The  Worlds  Maritfane  News  Co 

Lihrary  Bureau 

The  Cleveland  Telephone  Co 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

L.  N.  Card 

J.  P.  Johnson 

Mackall  Bros 

Chicago  Telephone  Co 

RidgdvHunt 

New  York  Telephone  Co 

Library  Bureau 

H.M.L.  Walker 

New  England  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Co. . 

Om.  w."Miiiai*&'co^\\\\\\\\".*.*.'.*.*.'.'.'.";!;! 

Wm.  Ballantyne  d^  Boos. 

J.  C.  Burnett 

A.  B.  Wyckofl. 

JohnMcNulty 

Postal  Tdegraph-Cable  Co 

E.  G.  Tuteln  &  Co.  (Inc.) 

Eugene  Dietsgen  Co 

Wm.  H.  Dyer, 


Alfred  F.  Ciappa 

E.  G.  Tutein  &  Co.  (IncJ.. 
Postal  Telegraph-Gable  Co. 


Southern  Bell  Telephone  A  Telegraph  Go. 

ofVirrinla. 
Ledger-Dispatch,   Norfolk-Newport  News 

Publication  Corporatloo. 

Jas.  Hanna •••..•..•••...•.. 

Penton  Publishing  Co 

Wm.  H.Dyer 

New  York  Telephone  Co , 

The  Padflc  Telephone  dit  Telegraph  Co 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

...do T..:. 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

Herbert  A.  Newoomb , 

American  Electric  Fuse  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Gable  Go 

B.  F.  Stevens  &  Brown. 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Go 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Padflo  Telephone  dk  Telegraph  Go 

O.M.  Edwards  Co 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

ll.A.Leese f?? 


FUecabhiet 

Telephone  service . 
OlBoerant 


Tfaneservloe........... 

New  York  Market  Register. . 

Subscription 

Care  of  tfane  ball 

New  York  Dock  Register. .. 

White  cards 

Telephone  service 

Messenger. 

Temporary  messenger  work. . 

Repairing  chair 

Crude  poosh 

Telephone  services 

Car  fare  and  ferriage. 

Telephone  services 

Index  cards 

Oar  fsreand  ferriage 

Telephone  services 

Timfr>baU  signal  circuit 

Yei&£oSk!ii!i."!i;."."!!;i;.'; 

Oar  fare 

Post-oflkoe  box  rent 

Oar  iiu-e  and  ferriage 

Telflgrams. 

Drayage 

Filing  cabinet. 

Tables 

Messenger 

Storage  of  publicatioDs 

Telegrams. 

Telephone  service 


Subsoription  Ledgcp-Diipatofa.. 


Hangen  for  sino  plate. 

Subsoription  to  liailae  B«vlcw. 


Twofllmgoa 
Telenh 


TdMrams. 


Eggs 

Bufldlng  shdves 

Installing  oontrdlers. 

Tdee 

Naufi 
8tr^tedge,eto. 

Tdei 
StodfiUngc 

Chart 

Solar 


11S.M 


xn 


&.« 
10.  •» 

4.0 
14.81 
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17.  • 

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•.» 

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7.1» 
17.S0 

4.9 

XS 

10. » 

lL7i 

448.  OD 

2.79 

U70 

&09 

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1.7S 

4t.«0 

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9L00 

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2,00.07 

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Expenditures  as  per  statement 
iS  drawn  from  "Con 
uppU 
Other  debit  adjustments  by  Auditor 


Supplies  drawn  from  „ 

Supplies  drawn  lh>m  "Contingent 


itingent  expenses,  Navy  DqjMrteient,"  adioitod 
ises,  Navy  Department/'  not  a4|as 
Navy  Deparnn«nt 


170.  M 

oia 


Gross  expenditures 

Deduct  rebate  on  tdephone  bill,  branch  hydrographlc  ofBce,  PhUaddphia,  Pa. 


9LIB 


Net 


iditures.. 


3»OBOl0 


Total ^ 

Appropriation 136,060.00 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  charts,  etc.,  credited  to  appropriation 6,600.07 


Total. 


43,66107 


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No.  3. — ChnHngent  and  muceUaiuous  expenses,  Naval  Observatory,  1911, 


Date. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  what  purpose. 


Amount 


iBia 

Joly  19 


19 
26 
30 
81 
Sept   3 


28 

Oct     8 


10 


Not.    3 


Wm.  Lyles 

Charles  Ogden. 

Walter  Smith 

Julien  P.  Frie* , 

PajroU 

do 

The  Oeorgetown  Oas  Light  Co. 

P.  H.  HeSieUjr..  &  Co 

J.  Baomgarten  &  Bona  Go 

O.  C.  Pauls  &  Bro 

....do «... 

New  York  A  New  Jersey  Lubricating  Co. . . 

Ward  W.  Griffith. 

Thoe.  Somerville  Co 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

wrMToEatACo 

PayroU 

.....do 

Rudolph  db  West  Co 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Light  Co 

Underwood  TypewriterCo 

Rudolph  A  West  Co 

W.  B.  lioses  &  Sons 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co 
The  Hoge  dk  McDowell  Co.  (Inc.)... 

B.B.  Adams  Co 

Louis  Hartig 

Geo.  F.  Mutt  &  Co 

Ward  W.  Griffith. 


Underwood  Typewriter  Co. 
W.M.Galt&(^ 


W.  A.  H.  Church.. 

....do 

W.  B.  Moaes  &  Sons. 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 

Guy,  Cniran  &  Co 

B.  B.  Bamshaw  &  Bro. 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

PayroU 

....do 

Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

W.  &J.  Sloane 

John  Lynch 

B.  J.  MTuiphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

do 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

P.H.HeiskeU,Jry&Co 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Lidit  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Columbia  OU  Co 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Miller  &  Graham 

Swindell  Bros 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

Thoe.  W.  Smith.. 

J.  D.  Robinson,  D.  V.  S 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co ... . 

do 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

Western  Electric  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

....do 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Barber  dk  Ross 

do. 


Rndolph  dk  West  Co 

PayroU 

.....do 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

J^onis  Hartig. 

do 

National  Electrioal  Supply  (3o . . . . 
Manhattan  Electrioal  Supply  Co.. 

BedeU  ManuliBctnring  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

LutadkCo 

....do 


Laborer 

do 

Bricklayer 

Record  sheets 

(Computing 

Labor 

Gas. ... 

Brushes.!  !!!!!''I!I!I!]I^! 

Rubber  stamps 

Repairing  clock 

do 

OU 

Coal 

Terra-cotta  pipe 

(3oal 

Rubber  tubing 

Oats Tl! 

Computing 

Labor 

Iron. 

Oas 

Typewriters 

Repairs  for  range 

CJ^pet  lining 

Office  furniture 

Straw 

Scrub  brushes 

Hardware 

Floor  sweepe 

Coal r 

1  Underwood  typewriter. . 

Oats 

Lumber 

do 

Rubber  matting 

Scythe  blades 

Brushes 

Salt 

Telegrams 

Wire 

Wall  sockets 

Computing 

Labor 

11  new  shades 

Carpet 

Horseshoeing 

Red  lead 

Metallic  princes 

Brass  haspe 

Dustbrusnes 

Oas 

Maintenance  of  time  lines . 

Gasoline 

Hardware 

Electrical  material 

Door  holders 

Linseed  oil 

Window  glass 

Coal 

Lumber 

Veterinary  services 

Transmitter  and  receiver. . 

Electric  lamps 

Forage 

Receptaqles 

2  doors 

Lumber 

C!hair  castors 

Hardware. 

Screws....  f 

Fire  brick  and  grate 

Computers 

Labor 

Yoke  straps 

Solder 

PUers 

Molding  and  capping 

Pony  relay 

Recaning  chairs 

Lumber 

Collar  pads 

Lap  robe. 


128.80 

24.96 

12.12 

15.00 

340.46 

53.04 

5.90 

3.33 

.55 

10.00 

8.50 

13.00 

7.90 

5.87 

7.90 

1.75 

23.68 

411.62 

99.60 

.40 

5.70 

163.00 

.65 

1.00 

72.50 

L98 

2.20 

1.90 

4.35 

7.90 

67.50 

23.68 

16.00 

31.26 

109.28 

.96 

.38 

.47 

3.47 

2.25 

.43 

314.91 

97.92 

9.39 

106.59 

81.50 

1.20 

.41 

.77 

2.91 

7.20 

6.25 

7.00 

U.91 

3.25 

&09 

41.19 

4.02 

7.90 

2.80 

60.00 

8.15 

23.73 

25.79 

8.96 

8.00 

6.46 

8.90 

6.71 

1.59 

4.51 

404.71 

104.64 

1.50 

1.05 

.32 

8.00 

2.25 

10.04 

5L75 

.76 

4.00 


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No.  3. — CoTiHngeTU  and  miaceUaneous  expemea,  Naval  Ohservaiory,  1911 — Contimwd 


I>ate. 


To  whom  paid. 


For  wliat  pozpooB. 


1910. 
Nov.    8 


19 
21 
22 
23 

25 

Dec.     2 


10 
15 
22 

30 

1911. 
Jan.     3 


17 


Thos.  W.  Smith 

Ward  W.  Griffith 

JamaB.  LambieCo.  (Idc.) 

Rudolph  4  West  CJo 

-...do; 

The  Oeorgetown  Oas  Light  Co 

CarroU  Electric  Co 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

Western  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

8.  J.  Meelcs  d^  Sous 

....do 

The  Robert  Bishop  Manufocturing  Co. 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

Orafton  Laundry  Co 

Ward  W.  GrifflUi. 

Emil  Caiman  d^  Co 

W.M.  Oalt&Co 

Henry  Evans  (Inc.) 

William  W.  Nottingham 

Pay  roll 

do 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 


O.  W.  Forsberg.... 

The  W.  A.  Lockwood  Dental  Co.. 

E.  J.  Oodbold 

James  O.  Biddle. 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Ll^t  Co.... 

The  M.  C.  MitcheU  Co 

WarrenM.  Whyte. 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co.... 

W.  W.  Griffith 

..do. 


The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 


Bdw.  O.Sperling.. 


W.  &  J.  Sloane 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

W.  M.  Galtd^Co 

James B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

Barber  &  Ross 

Payroll 

do : 

Thos.  SomervlUeCo 

Potomac  Electric  Power  0> 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

do 

National  Electrical  Supply  0> 

do 

Louis  E.  Bernard 

John  Lynch 

Edw.  O.  Speriing 

The  Georgetown  (}as  Ll^^t  Co 

Grafton  Laundry  Co 

W.T.  Lawton&Sons 

Stewart  &(3o 

Armour  A  Cio 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Martto  Wiegand 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

do. 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

do •. 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Qo 

do 

James  B.  LambieCo.  (Inc.) 

The  Chesapeake  it  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Potomac  it  Electric  Power  Co 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

Wm.  Kbislnger 

Swindell  Bros 

CSarroU  Electric  Co 

.....do 

National  Electrical  Supply  Ck> 

do 

TheHogedk  McDowell  Co 

Lansburgh  &  Bro 

Soothem  Dental  Supply  Co 


4  doors 

Coal 

Door  holders 

Hardware. 

Files 

Gas 

Mica  sheets,  etc 

Rawhide  whip 

Wall  receptades 

Electric  bells 

Repairing  earrlage 

Storm  apron 

(Cotton  waste 

Repairing  harness 

Laundermg  towels 

Coal 

Varnish 

Forage , 

Sulphur 

Postage  stampe 

Computers 

Labor 

Screw  eyes 

Incandescent  lamps 

Elevator  cable,  screen,  etc 

Platinum  wire 

Machinist 

1  rheostat 

Gas 

6  sheets  copper 

Repairing  roof  of  main  building. 

Leather  belting 

Coal 

do 

Telephone  service— 6  months 

Telegrams 

Thermo  regulator 


Carpet 

Desk  covering 

Forage 

Hinges,  etc 

Wood  screws 

Computers 

Labor 

Solder 

Electric  current. . . . 

Locks 

Drills 

SUkcord 

do 

Postage  stamps 

HorseshoebiK 

Thermo  regulator. . 

(Jas 

liOundering  towels. 

Carriage  lamps 

Forage 

Lard  on 

Coal 

Poplar  molding. . . . 

Snips 

Hinges 

Lumber 

do 

Carpenter  tools 

Tunipten  lamps.... 

Floor  pushes 

Sockete 

BraiB  tubing. 
Telephone  ser 
Electric  current. 
Bathtub 

Pushbutfan!!!!!! 

Rheostat 

Dry  batteries 

One  3-inch  gong... 
Flax-eeedmeal — 

Batista 

Robber  oop.  ..•  a  • « 


SICOB 

7.90 
&* 
1L83 

ILeu 
i5.r 

1-2J 

l.> 

187.  & 

4.a 

5.2S 
3.43 

l&tal 
&£ 

35.79 

.40 

laOD 

ss7.ai 

67. « 
L33 

noo 
jaoo 

.75 
&0D 

laoo 

lL4ft 

.40 

a&.a> 

«LU 

M.I7 

1.10 

&.09 

n.85 

2L9f 

7.SI 
LAD 

4K.17 

•2.U 

13. » 

274. » 

4.« 

l.S 

8.90 

laoo 

10.  SD 
&.09 

ILIO 
115 
4.09 

KS 

X04 

9BB.65 

.7S 

1.3R 

1416 
X>S 

16.  ?0 

7.  a 

4.» 

l.» 

1.44 
6.73 

m« 

SR.OS 

aatf 

470 

l.« 

1.0 
VT% 
1.9S 
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No.  3. — CorUingeni  and  miscellaneous  expenses,  Naval  Observatory,  /9ii— Continued, 


Date. 

To  whom  peid. 

For  what  purpoaa. 

Amonnti 

1911. 
Jan.   25 

DM«ii  M«nn«(M!tiirfTigrrft 

Remaning  ohalis 

C.24 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

MidntftTiAnce  o'  time  lines 

6.26 

do 

Telegrams...      .....            ...... 

1  46 

Swindell  Bros 

Window  glass 

-     2.30 

J^mivi  "H^  J4im^ie  Co.  (Tno.) 

Hardware ....... 

3  25 

do .'.....' 

do 

9.10 

Jnlien  P.  Fries 

Ammometer  register 

2.50 

2i- 

W.  M.  Oalt&Co 

Oats.. 

18  94 

n.  A.  MndrtimftTi^Oo, 

Mantles  and  chimneys 

3.90 

31 

Bedell  Manulactaring  Co 

Felt  cloth 

2.70 

Stewart  &  Co 

Foraee 

22.57 

W.  B.  Mosea  &  Sons 

Mate^:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 

3.60 

Feb.    2 

FayroU 

Computers 

359.26 

do 

Labor 

106  50 

W.W.  Griffith 

Coal 

165.58 

do 

do 

170.64 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Mouse  traps 

2.04 

Z.  D.  Gilman 

Rat  paste 

FJATtrin  lamp*  

1.36 

National  Electrical  Siipplv  Co 

2.40 

American  Soap  &  Wasnoline  Co 

Soap  powder 

3.63 

7 

W.W.Griffith 

Coal 

26.00 

ChM-  H,  Inhnnnn _  , 

Repairs  to  building 

15.50 

8 

Edw.  S.Schmid 

Nikotine TT. 

3.00 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Light  Co 

Gas 

13.40 

10 

Warren  ^Roes ......:.......::;:::: 

Nirlrnl-plftting  tub^S 

1.00 

13 

Thos.W.  Smith 

L  um  bef .....". 

6.50 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

E  lectric  current 

87.88 

Swindell  Bros 

Glass 

.52 

14 

W.W.  Griffith 

Coal 

165.22 

17 

W.  A.  Lockwood  Dental  Co 

Platinum  wire 

1.98 

Henry  J.  Green 

Thermometers 

7.26 

23 

Chesapealce  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Tele  phone  service 

71,27 

Lumlaer 

17.32 

27 

W.  M.  Galt&Co 

Foraee 

21.06 

Mar      2 

Stewart  &  Co 

....^..:::::::::::::;;::;:;::;::: 

2.98 

PayroU 

Computers 

812.44 

do 

Tncinental  labor 

76.00 

6 

LonisHartig 

Pliere 

.82 

10 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

Locknnt  and  form  strips 

4.60 

13 

Carriage  whips '. 

2.10 

Georgetown  Gas  Light  Co 

Gas 

10.80 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Stove  bolts 

.30 

14 

Warner  &  SwaseyCo 

Rp.pairsto™i<»rometer..»x..  . 

166.00 

15 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

James  R.  Senior  Corporation 

Installation  of  telephone  apparatus. . 
Office  mat .!77, 

192.00 
16.17 

17 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co.rT. 

2.50 

Bedell  Maniifactnring  Co        ^1.^      ..x  ^ 

Felt  cloth .\..V. I.'.  . 

2.70 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Electric  current 

76.96 

21 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

Galvanised  pipe 

6.86 

22 

T4^fi(iipg  Whpftibfirrfl^Co.  ..x... 

Rubber  tire  lor  truck 

.75 

W.  M.  <&aIt&Co 

Oats 

18.94 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

Engineoll 

3.50 

S3 

James  B.  T/ambie  Co.  (Inc.)  .. 

Hardware...-. 

7.77 

W.W.  Griffith .....'. 

Reservation  on  coal  bills 

164.86 

24 

Crown  Oil  is  Wax  Co 

Cylinder  oil 

6.13 

25 

Ernest  H.  DuVlvier 

7.00 

27 

Barber  &  Ross 

.26 

Rudolph  db  West  Co 

Hardware 

26.66 

do 

Glue 

.60 

do 

Iron  brackets 

2.60 

Stewart&Co 

Forage 

21.34 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Glass  shades 

1.50 

SO 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lumber 

13.99 

Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Brass  rod 

4.66 

do .^ .' 

Ladder 

4.60 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

0.30 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Lumber 

21.46 

J.  D.  Robinson,  D.  V.  8 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co 

John  w.  Masury  &  Son 

Telephone  service 

23.26 
22.66 

Japan  drier , ••••...... 

6.40 

Apr.     4 

Otis  F.levator  Co 

Leather  valve  cups 

.95 

G.  C.  Pauls  &  Bros 

Repairing  clock 

16.00 

The  Warner  it  Swasy  Co 

Repairing  aslmuth  instoiunent 

Omcial  message 

60.00 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

.20 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

White  IraLsomTne 

.60 

Payroll 

Computers. ...... ....••.... 

444.06 

do 

Labor 

62.00 

6 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

Key  sockets 

0.90 

Middlesex  cloth 

3.66 

11 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Hinges 

1.67 

The  Cohimbia  Oi](3o 

GasoIIoft 

11.20 

Qeorigehiwn  Gag  LlAt  Co 

OtB 

1420 

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No.  3. — Contingent  and  mueellaneoua  ezpemet,  Naval  Oburoaiory,  1911 — Ooni 


Date. 

To  whom  paid. 

For  what  purpose. 

A—t. 

1911. 
Apr.  11 

W.  W.  Griffith 

Coal 

do 

S30S.M 

do 

TheRobt.  Bishop  ICannfacturlng  Co 

Atlantic  Insalated  Wire  and  Cable  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith. 

3S.73 

Cotton  waste 

&U 

Telephone  wire..... 

7.  S3 

13 

Lumber 

94.17 

18 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Night  latches 

11.01 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Electric  lighUng 

72.69 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Maintenance  of  obseryatoiy  time 

lines. 
Iron  brackets...... 

6.» 

J.  B.  Hurley 

4.S0 

22 

Wm.  Gait  &  Co 

Oats 

l&M 

Tha  flfnf fchimnliifi  Institution 

Books  

9LfO 

'R<1WAr4  0-  Spwling r 

Thermo-regulator 

4.09 

2C 

John  Lynch  .*...".                

Horse sho^ng 

MlSS 

27 

The  ChesapcMBJEB  &  Potomao  Telephone  Co. . 
Stewart  &iCo 

TeleDhone  reatal 

22.  iO 

29 

sSaw.....!!:.v..:;;::;....::.. 

S.« 

May     1 

TiunMB  B,  Lamble  ii  Co.  Tibia.) 

rntrf0^<.¥»1ff... ... 

.24 

do 

Sashwira 

4.60 

2 

The  Capital  Traction  Co 

Street-car  tickets 

ML  00 

Payroll 

Computers 

297.08 

do 

Labor 

Pliers 

a.  00 

fi 

Louis  Hartig 

.82 

Thomas  SomervllIeCo 

U.73 

9 

A Ibert  T«  Johnson 

Axes *.' 

i.71 

.do 

Screw  drivers... 

.V 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Light  Co 

Gas 

U70 

R.  P.  An£^wB  Paper  Co 

Repairs  to  fountiin  pen 

.50 

do 

Record  book 

.09 

White  cards 

6.00 

10 

Newman  Cioolc  Co 

Wat<^hinan's  tiine  detector*. ...... 

n.00 

W.  T.  dk  T.  B.  Weaver : 

Binden 

oaoo 

Diving  lines 

9.50 

16 

Grafton  lieundry  Co 

T^aiiTinVytng  towels^ ............. -r^-- 

X97 

Potomac  Blectno  Power  Co 

Electrlc  lignting 

7a» 

17 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

'R«K*^iiing  chairs 

]9i2S 

Standard  Oil  Co.....'. 

Kerosene  oil 

X3R 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

94.96 

18 

American  Ice  Co.... 

loe 

26.76 

23 

Standard  0il6> '. 

Mobil  oil 

12.75 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Ladnf  twine. 

LOD 

W.  M.  Gait  dk  Co 

oata^ !;.:.;:::.::.:: 

Ul94 

24 

Weatem  Electric  Co 

Wall  sockets 

ft.  81 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Lumber 

12.57 

W.  A.  H.  Church .' 

do 

1&S2 

25 

CImm.  H.  Johnson.. 

Repairing  roof 

19.29 

The  Chesapeake  dk  Potomas  telephone  Co. . 

TeleDhane  rental 

21.76 

Hay:.....!!:.^::::.::::::.;:;::::. 

I&22 

lone    I 

Pay  roll 

tf6.2l 

do 

Labor 

I20.S 

6 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Varnish  bmshee 

.76 

do 

14.09 

IfiHfr  ^  Graham ......  ... 

Whftolead. 

22.21 

Barber  dk  Ross. 

Hammer 

•26 

Shoemaker  A  Busch.     ..,,  ,  ., 

Brushes. 

.U 

10 

n,  A  RtelFi>>^<i  ^  Soiv?, 

Gas 

7Sw«I 

12 

Warner  A  Swasey  . . 

17Sw09 

The  Georgetown 'Gas  Li^t  Go I... 

7.99 

uarTvU  isiectrio uo. ........^t..^...  .a...  ^^ 

Eleotrio  flztum.. .......  ........... . 

26.59 

Aib^T^johnsoD ..  . 

Hooks  and  eyes « 

.90 

do 

Hacksaws ^ 

CUppeis... ..  . 

X99 

:;:::do.:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::; 

1.29 

18 

John  W.  Masnry  d^  Sons. 

Vamliih 

X90 

KmiiCahnan  dk'Co........      ^  . 

..  do 

i.tf 

H 

15 

CaiToU  Eleotiio  Co. 

Nail  heads 

5k  80 

James  B.  Lamble  Co.  (Ino.) 

Shovels 

2.24 

G.  C.  Pauls  dk  Bro 

RjipAiirtng^dock..^..  ,..x    ..  .x^ 

2L09 

17 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

L55 

do 

Wire.' " 

5w2B 

do 

Fiber sockiBts. ....  . 

.72 

do 

w^dle  rings 

&9S 

do 

X09 

do 

7.7$ 

RW^fMi*  Mc^lfr^j^ " 

a«i 

19 

Martin  Wfegand 

Door  moldtng          . 

7.09 

ThA  Onrlnolk^  P^Hng  P^  . 

Asbefftoswii^ . 

LOO 

21 

w-  o.  ir^i«             ^ 

47.89 

22 

SonthenBleetricGo 

icH>trie«lamr* 

.15 

23 

Hose  bibb.... 

.01 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

f*mi>hflr. .X 

109 

lLtp.,llm^^    ,    , 

^per,  devekiptng. 

U.15 

MaokmUBros ...\.:.\.,. 

Glass  stoDPen. 

1.12 

24 

LoQii  Hartig 

PlSw^^^^       

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No.  Z,—ConHnfferU  and  miseellaneauB  expenses,  Naval  Observatory,  i^li— Continued. 


Date. 


1011. 
June  34 


30 


July     1 


20 
Aug.    1 


22 
Sept.  18 

26 
Oct     4 


To  whom  paid. 


Louis  Hartig 

The  Chesapeake  A  'FaUmuMTiimhonB'Co. 

Crane  Co ." 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Stewarts  Co 

W.liaaltd^Co 

C.  A.  ICuddlman  A  Co 

do 

Chas.  H.  Johnson. . 

R.  W.  &  J.  B.  Henderaon(Inc!)!"!I"!!!!!; 

Thomas  SomervlUe  Co. , 

.....do 

Rudolph  d^  West  Co 

Lewis  Manufacturing  Co , 

W.  T.  St  F.  B.  Weaver 

Rudolph  &  West  Co. 

....doT 

....do 

James  B.  LambleCa  (Inc.) , 

National  Mortar  Co. , 

W.  W.  Griffith 

B.  F.  Vermillion 

B.a  Walmor 

PayroU 

....do 

W.  B.  Moees&Sons , 

National  Electric  Supply  Co , 

Miller  A  Graham...:.... 

Bausdh  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

GarberA  Early , 

John  Lynch 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  &  Cable  Co 

The  Georgetown  Gas  Light  Co 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

S.  L.Daw 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 


Electric  Renovator  Mijg.  Co 

Lansburgh  &  Bros 

do..r. 

National  Mortar  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

W.  W.  Griffith 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

W.  B.  Moses  dk  Sons 

do 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. 

Thoe.W.  Smith 

do 

do 

do 

W.  T.  Galliher  &  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

MiUer,  CSagett  &  Co 

Chaa,  G.  Stott  &  Co 

A.  Pressler  A  Sons. 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

do 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

WnLH.  Dyer 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

Geo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

The  O.  M.  Edwards  Co 

Grafton  Laundry  Co 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Thos.  Somerville  Co 

J.  H.  Duker  BoxCo 

Barber  &  Roes 

National  Electric  Supply  Co 

J.  E.  Hurley 

J.  H.  Theimeyer  Co 

W.  dbJ.Sloane 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

John  Wannamaker 

The  Warner  &  Swasey  Co 

W.  T.  &  F.  B.  Weaver 

CanoQ  Electric  Co 

Lamb  A  Taden. 


leSupiplyCo 

.Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 


For  what  purpose. 


Washers , 

Telephone  rental , 

Long  screws. , 

PlpefitthigB 

Hay 

Oats , 

Gas  hot-water  heater 

Gas  chimneys 

Roofing  small  buildings 

Window  curtains 

Fittings 

Terracotta. 

Files 

Cheesecloth 

Repairing  equatorial , 

Grate  and  fire  brick 

Water  coolers 

Wrenches , 

Rod  brass 

Lime 

Furnace  coal , 

Boiler  inspection. . I .!. I !!! II !!! ! 

Examining  horses. 

Computers 

Labor 

Window  shades 

Tape 

Linseed  oil 

Repairs  to  asimuth  instrument. , 

1  horse 

Horseshoeing 

Rubber-covered  wire 

Gas. 


Repairs  to  surrey 

Rubber  oemoit 

Maintenance  of  Naval  Observatory 
timeline. 

1  renovator 

Bastise 

Cotton  batting 

Clement 

Ether I. ..I! 

Coal. 


Lumber 

Rubber  matting 

Carpet  lining 

Rental  of  telephone  exchange. 
Lumber. 


.do.. 


do 

do. 

Doors 

Electricity  for  June 

Salt 

Paper,  tissue 

Tubes  for  azimuth  instrument.. 

Lumber 

Mantfte 

(Calculating  instrument 

Telegrams 

Lumber 

Siphon  Jet  doset 

Brushes. 

Card-index  cabinet 

Laundering  towels 

Teleerams 

AIcoDol 

Pipe  and  fittings 

Boxes 

Drills 

Electric  supplies 

Brass  castings 

Packing  boxes 

Carpet 

Brass  seUB 

Jelly  glasses 

Repavs  to  micrometer 

IJa*^:::::::::::::::::::; 

Standi  ink 

Fittlnn 

ey  blanks 


Keyl 


Amount 


$L25 
23.84 
2.23 

isloo 

37.89 

16.00 

LOO 

19.26 

46.00 

.49 

10.88 

2.93 

1.88 

3.00 

4.46 

7.18 

.36 

11.21 

.74 

830.04 

20.00 

10.00 

650.11 

106.00 

3.00 

1.16 

40.70 

216.00 

276.00 

36.00 

60.91 

6.80 

23.26 

L06 

6.26 

127.60 

6.26 

4.36 

6.60 

.28 

92.23 

14.26 

113.84 

1.78 

24.18 

70.74 

13.29 

3.60 

22.22 

7.60 

46.06 

L23 

3.46 

106.00 

90.00 

L66 


9.84 

16.40 

26.00 

L86 

7.30 

6.84 

3.66 

2.84 

61.76 

4.90 

2.26 

17.84 

64.00 

12.60 

136.06 

9.00 

.28 

209.60 

1.00 

60.00 

L38 

8L80 

.26 


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44  EXPEKDITUBES  UNOBB  OOKTINOBNT  AFFBOFBIATION8. 

No.  3. — ConHngerU  and  miicdUmecnu  expentet,  Nawd  Ob$ervatory,  1911— CanihmA 


Date. 


Towbompald. 


For  what  purpose. 


Oet  28 


Nov.    1 
8 


Barber  A  Roes 

....do 

....do 

General  Electric  Co 

Jae.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.).. 

do 

Cohen  Co 


MaQhioe  taps...... 

Brass  aorews. .... . 

Paint  brushes 

2  motor  generator  s 

PUers 

Emery  paper 

Watch  ofl 


L32 


.TS 
47.tS 
i.00 


Navy  Department" 


Expenditures  per  statement.. 

Supplies  drawn  from  "Contingent  c^  ^ ___, ,  _  ,. _ , 

Other  debit  adjustments  by  Auditor  for  the  Navy  Departaient.. 

Total  expenditures 

Unexpended  balance , 


16, 


2iaio 
as.  17 


16,727.16 
2,082.M 


Total  appropriation. , 


18,780l00 


Unexpended  balances  of  the  contingent  appropriations  of  the  Navy  Department  for  the 
fiscal  years  1910  and  1911  on  the  books  of  the  Treasury.^ 

1010 

19U 

Contingent  expenses,  Navy  Depiurtment 

$424.41 

3,a00.05 

842.73 

S2,238^<1 

Contingent  and  miscellaneous  expenses,  Naval  Observatory 

3,084.12 
2,082.84 

k  No  soma  ondar  these  appropriations  to  the  credit  of  any  disbonliig  offlov. 


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62d  Conobess, 
"Sd  Session. 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES,  j  Document 

\   No.  273. 


CONTINGENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  ARMY. 


LETTER 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  WAR, 

TRANsmrnNG 

BEFOBT  OF  EZPBNDITT7BES  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  AFFBOFBIATIONS 
FOB  OONTINOENCIBS  OF  TEE  ABMY  FOB  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDING 
JX7NE  30,  1011. 


Dbobmbsb  11, 1911. — ^Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Expenditures  in  the  War  Depart- 
ment and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


Wab  Depabtment, 
Washington,  December  6,  1911. 
Sib:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  section  229,  Revised 
Statutes,  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  reports  of  expendi- 
tures on  account  of  appropriations  for  contingencies  of  the  Army,  1910 
and  1911. 

Very  respectfully.  Hbnby  L.  Stimson, 

Secretary  of  War, 
The  Speakeb  of  the  House  of  Rbfbesbntativbs. 


BEFOBT  OF  EZFENDITUBES  ON  ACC0T7NT  OF  AFFBOFBIATIONS 
FOB  OONTINGBNOIES  OF  THE  ABM7,  1010  AND  1011. 


Appropriation^  2920. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount 


1910. 
July    3 

6 
8 


U 


Capt.  A.  E.  Saxton,  Eighth  Cavalry, 
secretary. 

Jefferson  Everett 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

James  8.  Cotton  &  Son 

Washington  Rubber  Co 

L.  C.  Smith  &  Bros.  Typewriter  Co. . 
Home  loe  Co.  (Ihc.) 


3,500  sets  problems  and  10,766  technical 

books. 
Services,  June,  1910  (caretaker  at  Santiago). 

1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons 

Latmdering  1,660  towels,  January  to  June, 

1910. 

1  stamp 

3  typewriter  ribbons « 

7,560  pounds  ioe,  January  to  June,  1910. . . 


1202.46 

50.00 
9.00 
6.34 

2.85 

1.13 

20. 4^ 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  ABMY. 
Appropriation,  iPiO— Continued. 


Date. 

Name.    ' 

Item. 

A—*. 

1910. 
July  13 

14 

E  J  MorohY  Go.  (Inc.) 

Photographic  supplieji 

10.74 

Brentano^ 

SubfloHpiioas  toY  newspapers  and  11  pe- 
riodicals. January  to  June,  1910. 
Phot<^rapiiic  supples 

aiso 

FrW^  A.  SfthmMt 

!.» 

15 

Lewis  Flemer 

do 

3.50 

Traveling  expenses.  Washington.  D.  C,  to 

Fort  Leavenworth.  Kans.,  and  return. 
Telegrams,  May,  1910 

23.  (S 

19 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

2L0B 

21 
26 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone  Co. . 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Telephone  service,  April  to  June,  1910 

Telegrams.  May,  1910. 

15.77 

19.07 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) . 
Brentano's*. 

Phonographic  supplies 

28.93 

29 

23  subscriptions  to  periodicals,  July,  1909, 

to  June,  1910. 
TeiAffmmx.  Jane.  1910 

184.00 

Aug.     2 

Postal  TeleeraDh-Cable  Co 

17.07 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

11.51 

6 

Missouri  Pacific  Railway  Co 

Transportation,  1  person,  Fort  Leaven- 
worth, Kaas.,  to  Washington,  D.  C. 
194  covers  (docHjnent) ...,..--              

2181 

10 

4.S 

ao 

The  Pullman  Co 

Sleeping-car  service,  1  person,  Washington, 

D.  C,  to  Leavenworth,  Kans. 
Tele?ram.s.  June.  1910           r 

7.00 

81 

Western  Union  Teleeranh  Co 

41.00 

Sept.  26 

MackaUBros 

Photosranhio  suuulies .....•••.. 

LTl 

Total 

733.41 

SUMMARY. 


Balance  of  appropriation  June  30, 1910 S3,0MlS7 

Reimbursement  from— 

MaJ.  J.  D.  Leitch,  (}eneral  Staff,  U.  S.  Army,  proceeds  of  sale  of  publications  to  olBoen  of 
ue  OraaniEed  Militia. 


State  militia,  publications  furnished  to 2,078.15 

Brig.  Gen.  C.  R.  Edwards,  U.  S.  Army,  refund  of  unexpended  balance 


13L« 
ff8.15 
32S.80 


Amount  expended  (see  statement) 1735.42 

Treasury  settlement  No.— 

11949,  ice  and  laundering  towels 9.93 

11951,  stationery  and  miscellaneous  supplies 05.85 

11902,  Revised  Statutes  of  the  United  States,  with  supplements 155.00 

12420,  maps 320.00 

12621,  stationery 00 

12096,  services  returning  insane  soldier  to  his  post 8w00 

12865,  telegram 52 

12988,  expense  incurred  in  apprehending  and  delivering  enlisted  men 6.90 

13420,  passenger  service 23.50 

13496,  passenger  service 23.50 

13928,  maps 5.45 


0,1140 


1,3S1U 


Unexpended  balance  June  30, 1911 4» 700.80 


RECAPITULATION. 


Books 

Newspapeis  and  periodicals . 

Telegraphing 

Traveling  expenses 

Stationery 


Services. 
Photographic  supplies. 

Ice 

Miscellaneous 

Telephones 

Ibe  and  laundry 

Laundry 


9082.91 

210.10 

liaTO 

101.07 

70. 7H 

58.00 

37.06 

30.40 

I9.8S 

15.77 

9.08 

&3« 


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OONTINOENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  ABMY. 
Appropriation,  2912, 


T>ate. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoimt. 


19ia 
July     0 

16 


25 

Aug.    3 

8 

0 
10 
17 


18 
31 

Sept.    7 

8 


Oet.     6 

8 
12 

15 

20 
21 

Nov.    3 

3 

4 
5 


10 


22 


Dee.    2 


10 


Hon.  Robert  Shaw  OUver 

Lewis  S.  Friedman 

James  E.  Qarrett,  justice  of  the  peace. 


WiUIam  Wood  &  Co 

The  U.  S.  Infan^  Association.. 

Goodenoiigh  &  woglom  Co 

wmiam  A.  Whlston 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Jefferson  Everett 

Wm.  Ballantyne&  Sons 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.).... 
William  A.  Moore 


Harry  Semlear 

William  A.  Whlston 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 
JefEerson  Everett 


The  Pullman  Co.. 


.do. 


1£.  A.  Leese 

Hon.  Robert  Shaw  Oliver.. 


Lansburs^  dk  Bro 

E.  J.  Pullman , 

A.  T.  Thompson  dit  Co 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co. 

Charles  Hart , 

Brentano's 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

MackallBros 

Lewis  Flemer.-. 

Schering  &  Glats 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Isaac  Young 


R.P.Clarke  Co... 
Jefferson  Everett.. 


Woodward  <&  Lothrop  (Ina) 

Yawmauifr  Erbe  Mfg.  Co 

M.  Du  Pcrow 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
The  Washington  News  Co , 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

M.  A.  Leese 

Postal  Telegraph-Cabie  Co 

do 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co , 

Jefferson  Everett 


Traveling  expenses,  Washington.  D.  C,  to 
GettysDurg,  Pa.,  and  return. 

Traveling  expenses,  Fort  Leavenworth, 
Kans.,  to  Washington,  D.  C. 

Services  rendered  In  connection  with  al- 
leged assault  made  by  enlisted  men  of 
the  Army. 

50  books  (technical) 

280  books  (technical) 

flOO  books  (technical) 

Services,  July  15  to  31, 1910  (stenographer). 

Photographic  supplies 

Services,  July,  1910  (caretaker  at  Santiago) . 

309  books  (law  and  technical) 

119  books  (technical) 

Services,  July  5  to  31, 1910  (recovery  of  med- 
ical supplies). 

do 

Services,  Aug.  1  to  14, 1910  (stenographer). . 

Telegrams,  July,  1910 

Services,'  August,'  ioi6'((»reteker  at  Santi- 
ago). 

Sleeping-car  service,  1  person,  Oilcago,  Dl., 
to  Washington,  D.  C. 

Sleeping-car  service,  1  person,  Leaven- 
worth, Kans.,  to  Chicago,  111. 

Photographic  supplies 

Traveling  expenses,  Washington,  D.  C,  to 
Fort  Wlngate,  N.  Mex.,  and  Fort  Riley, 
Kans.,  and  return. 

50  yards  crash 

Photographic  supplies 

do 

....do 

100  maps 

41  books  (technical) 

Photographic  supplies 

do 

do 

do 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 

Cleuiing  28  windows,  27  slides  and  22  tran- 
soms. 

1  gross  gummed  labels 

Services,  September,  1910  (caretaker  at 
Santiago). 

4  boxes  soap  and  1  pair  brushes 

500  cards,  1  set  guides,  etc 

Photographic  supplies 

Telephone  service,  July  to  Septenber,  1010. 

Subscription  to  23  official  railway  guides, 
July  to  September,  1910. 

Telegrams.  September,  1910 

Photographic  supplies 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 


B.  H.  Simmons.. 


U.  8.  Ca\*alry  Association 

The  U.  S.  Infantry  Association.. 

Wm.  Ballantyne  dk  Sons 

E.J.Pullman 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  0> 

Postal  Teleeraph-Cable  Co 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co . . . 

The  Lombard  Co 

do 

Carroll  Electric  Co 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Jefferson  Everett 


John  P.  Hocker,  constable. 


B.B.Fisher.. 


85  reams  paper,  6  dozen  pencils,  etc 

Services,  Octooer,  1910  (caretaker  at  San- 
tiago). 

Travelmg  expenses,  Washington,  D.  C,  to 
Charleston,  W.  via. 

310  books  (technical) 

1  book  (technical) 

272  books  (law  and  technical) 

Photographic  supplies 

Telegrams,  September,  1910 

Telegrams.  September,  1910 

Photograpnlc  supplies 

Telegrams,  October,  1910. 

900  books  (technlad) 

800  books  (technical; 

Photographio  suppi 

do 

Services,  November,  1910  (caretaker  at 
Santiago.) 

Reimbursement  of  expenses  incurred  in 
connection  with  apprehension  and  deten- 
tion of  soldier  on  charge  of  embessle- 
ment. 

4  files 


$14.30 
1&15 
LOO 


2oaoo 

22&00 

i,8oaoo 

44  44 

15&00 

5a  00 
7eai5 

26L06 
185.00 

18&00 
3&89 
46l19 
1&40 

saoo 

4.60 

2L50 

144.27 
30&67 


&25 
7&15 
A55 
7.25 
4.90 
57.50 
3.68 
.38 
5Ln 
14.21 
5.12 
6.65 

.10 
60.00 

8.50 
3.65 
44.80 
17.70 

46.00 

13.16 
120.00 

40.24 

.82 

236.33 

50.00 

25.46 

238.50 

2.00 

696.28 

40.74 

19.26 

6.37 

86.40 

6.77 

900.00 

800.00 

4.00 

86.40 

50.00 


6.25 
1.00 


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COKTIKGEKT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  ABMT. 


Appropnadon,  lAll— Omtmiied. 


ma 
Dm.  20 


imi. 


30 
Feb.    4 


77 

28 
Mar.     6 


ThB  United  atttwiTiifimtfy  Awocfaainn. 

Wm.  BaUmtyne  A  Sons. 

I«.  J.  Naamoie 

....do 

Woodward  A  Lothrqp  (Inc.) 

do 


825  books  (todmScal) 

330  books  (tedmjcal) 

Fbotoenplucsiqypbes 

do 

131  books  (law  and  tedmical). 
(ted    •    ■ 


d 


Postal  Teleisrq^h-CableCk) 

Untted  States  Cayatry  Association. . 

Hugh  BeiUyCo. 

JeiIenoii£TefBtt.... ...... .......... 


M.A.Leesp 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Wm.  BaUantyne  A  Sons. . 
Postal  TelM;i^;>l|.Cable  Co. 

EastmsD  Kodak  (yo 

E.J.  Pnllman 

B.  P.  Andrews  Paper  (}o 
Yawmaa  &  Erbe 

Lewis  Fksmer 

J.  Baomptften  &  Sons  (To 

The  Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
The  United  States  Inlantiy  Association. 
E.IL  Sandy 


Co... 


E.  J.  SmaUey,  chief  of  police. 


Ed.  Downey,  pc 

The  Manhattan  Snpply  (3o 

I/.  J.  Naramore 

The  United  States  InCuitry  Association. 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Ru^RemjCo 

I/.  J.  Naramore 

L.  H.  Thomas  Co. , 

Brontano's 

The  Columbia  Photo  Supply  C!o 

General  EksctricCo 

L.  J.  Naramore 

Wm.  Wood&Co 

Sch^ring  ^  Olatz 

The  ChesHieake  A  Ohio  Ry.  Co 


Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.) . 
Jefferson  Everett.. 


130 


October,  1910 

987  books  (law  and  technical) 

Photographic  snppUes. 

Services,  December,  1910  (caretaker  at  San- 
tiago). 

Fhotographie  snppUes 

do 

240  books  (technteal) 

Telegrams,  November,  1910 

Photographic  supplies 

do 

1  stapling  machine,  6  files,  etc 

2.000  white  cards 

Photographic  supplies 

6  stamp  pads. 

Telephone  service,  October  to  December, 
1910. 

300  books  (tedmical) 

Beward  offered  by  the  Secretory  of  War 
for  apprehensioo  and  delivery  of  soldiers 

Beward  (tiered  by  the  Secretary  of  War 
for  apprehension  and  delivery  of  soidier 
for  theft. 


.do. 


Photographic  supplies . 
.do., 


140  books  (technkal)... 
Phoiognphic  supplies . 
.do 


.do. 
.do. 


65  books  (technical) ... . 
Photographic  supplies . 
Electiicaf  supplies. 


Chicago,  Burlington  A  Quincy  B.  B.  Co. 

The  Untted  States  Infantry  Association. 

B.  P.Andrews  Paper  0> 

E.J.  PuUmao 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 


Eastman  Kodak  Co , 

Western  Union  TelegreiA  Co. . 

do , 

Lewis  Flemer 

Lewis  S.  Friedman 


Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.). 

Copenhaver 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Scfaeringdt  Olatz 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co. . . . 
The  Pullman  Co 


Photographic  supplies 

SO  boob  (tedmical) 

Photognphic  supplies 

Transportation,  1  person, 
ton,  W.  Va.,  to  Washington,  D.  C. 

227  books  (law  and  technical) 

Services,  January,  191 1 ,  (caretaker  at  San- 
tiago.) 

Transportation,  1  person,  from  Ft.  Leav- 
enworth, KanSb,  to  Washington,  D.  C. 

275  books  (tecfanicKl) 

Ipad  stand,  12  typewriter  ribbons  etc 

Pnotographic  supplies 

Talcing  up,  cleaning,  and  storing  140  yards 
rugs. 

Photographic  supplies 

Telegrams,  November,  1910 

Telegrams,  October  31,  and  December,  1910. 

Photographic  supplies 

Traveling  expenses,  Washington,  D.  C,  to 
Fort  D.  A.  Russell,  Wyo.,  and  return. 

100  books  (technical) 

4  grip  files 

Photographic  supplies 

do 


Jefferson  Everett 

The  Columbia  Photo  _  _ 
The  Washington  News 


Eastman  Kodak  Co 

B.  Gieenberg .. 

Postal  Telegraph-Oabie  Co. .. . 
Westam  Union  Telegraph  Co. 
R.P.Andrews  Paper  Co 


iyCo.(Inc.). 


M.A.Leese.. 
■M.DaPerow 


Telegrams,  December,  1910 

Sleeping-car  service  furnished  B.  H.  Sim- 
mons from  Washington.  D.  C,  to 
CharlestoiL,  W.  Va. 

Services,  February.  19U  (caretaker  at 
Santiago). 

Photographic  supplies 

SubscripUon  to  4  newspapers  and  13  peri- 
odicab.  July  to  December,  1910. 

Photographic  supplies 

Repaiilng  3  water  pitchers 

Telegrams,  November,  1910 

Teleinams,  January,  1911 

2  grois  pens  and  i  doaen  notebooks 

Photographic  supplies 

do 


xrr  X 

•JO 

u^m 

9S^4 

3*101 
30.15 

szs^co 

C5.Si 

7§.flO 

C2.30 
5.10 

4.3a 

3.50 
2.10 
12.00 


Si.  01 


501 00 

.72 

.49 

350L00 

7S.0O 

31.02 

1.40 

LU 

12.05 

3.50 

.80 

aooioo 

4.40 
9.00 

2T7.80 

5a  00 

24.91 

n5L35 
57.01 
44.  jO 
1&30 

7S.O0 
&80 
417 
&90 

3L65 

2X00 

100 

.» 

<L06 
2LS3 
250 


saoo 

34  33 

moo 

3.00 
LSI 
3.14 
Lf* 
10130 
400 


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Appropriation,  1911 — Continued. 


IHits. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amomit. 


19U 
Mar.  21 


Apr.    3 
4 

6 


24 

25 

26 
27 

28 
May    2 


25 

7mie    3 

6 


3 
7 


Hon.  J.  M.  Dicldnson.. 


Eastman  Kodak  Co.. 
Isaac  Young 


Washington  News  Co.. 
The  Pullman  Co 


Postal  Telegraph-Gable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Association    of    Graduates,    United 
States  Militarv  Academy. 

Eastman  Kodak  Co 

Sohering  4c  Glats 

R.  B.  Trimmier 

Howard  Bratton. 


BertSearies. 


Southern  Electric  Co. 
Jefferson  Everett 


R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

U.  S.  Cavalry  Association 

Lewis  Flemer. 

HudiReillyCo 

R.  B.  Trimmier.., 

The  Laramie  Republican  Co.. 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co 

Woodward  d^  Lothrop 

The  Washington  News  Co. . . . 


M.  A  Leese 

Union  Pacific  Railroad  Co.' '. 


MackallBros 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Wm.  Wood  &  Co , 

Postal  Telegraph  Gable  Co 

Rose  Otto , 


Jefferson  Everett 

The  Official  Horse  Show  Blue  Book. 

Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons 

Woodward  &  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

PiMtal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Howard  Vernon 

J.  P.  Bobo 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 


W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing  Co.. 

Lewis  Flemer 

U.  S.  Cavalry  Association 

Chides  McKean 

Rose  Otto 


Jefferson  Everett. 
£.  J.  Pullman.... 
The  Pullman  Co.. 


Postal  Telegraph  Gable  Co. , 
Western  Union  Telegraph  C 
R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co. . . 

Hon.  Henry  L.  Stimson... 


E.  J.  Pullman 

U.  S.  Cavalry  Association.. 

The  Lombard  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co. 


Traveling  expenses.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  to 

West  Point,  N.  Y.,  and  return. 

Photographic  supplies 

Cleaning  28  windows,  27  sildes,  and  22 

transoms. 
Subscriptions  to  23  Official  Railway  Guides, 

October  to  December,  1910. 
Sleeping-car  service,  Charleston,  W.  Va., 

to  Washington,  D.  C.,  1  person. 

Telegrams,  January,  1911 

Telegrams,  February,  1911 

1  Gufiom's  register. 

Photographic  supplies. 

do.. 


Surveying  and  making  land  lines 

Services,  Nov.  1  to  3,  1910  (serving  sum- 
mons, trial  of  soldiers). 

Services,  Nov.  2  to  6, 1910  (furnishing  tes- 
timony, trial  of  soldiers). 

Photographic  supplies 

Services,  March,  1911  (caretaker  at  San- 
tiago). 

33  reams  paper  and  2  dozen  notebooks. 

ft52  books  (law  and  technical) 

Photographic  supplies 

do 

Surveying,  making,  and  certifying  plat.. . . 

Ibook  (law) 

Photographic 

2  umbrella  Jars  

Subscription  to  23  Official  Railway  Guides, 
January  to  March.  1911. 

Photographic  supplies 

Transportation  L.  S.  Friedman,  Chey- 
enne, Wyo.,  to  Washington,  D.  (X 

Photographic  supplies 

Telegrams,  March,  1911 

Telephone  service,  January  to  March,  1911. 

50  technical  books 

Telesjams,  February,  1911 

Services,  revision  of  (mil  regulations.  Mar. 
27  to  Apr.  30. 1911  (clerk). 

Services,  April,  1911  (caretaker  at  San- 
tiago). 

1  reference  book 

650  technical  books 

335  law  and  technical  books 

Telegrams,  Maroh,  1911 

Copy  of  transcript  of  testimony 

do 

1  dozen  typewriter  ribbons  and  1)  dozen 
memorandum  books. 

Repairing  3  sofas  and  4  chairs 

3,000  cardis, 


Photographic  supplies 

461  technical  booRs 

Compensation  for  special  services 

Servioes,  revision  of  drill  regulations,  May, 

1911  (clerk). 
Services,  May,  1911  (caretaker  at  Santiago). 

Photographic  supplies 

Transportation.  1  person,  Cheyenne,  Wyo., 

to  Chicago,  111. 
Telesrams,  April,  1911 

6  reams  paper,  2  gross  pens,  1  dozen  erasers, 

etc. 
Travelixie  expenses,  Washington,  D.  C,  to 

West  Point,  N.  Y.,  and  return. 

Photographic  supplies 

233  technical  booQ 

100  technical  books 

Telegrams,  May,  1911 


Total. 
Rose  Otto.. 


U.  S.  Infantry  Association. 
Jefferson  Everett , 


Servioes,  revision  of  drill  regulations,  June 
1  to  26, 1911  (clerk). 

1,007  law  and  technical  books 

Services,  June,  1911  (caretaker  at  Santiago) . 


I8l7S 

moo 

&0S 

4&00 

2L60 

86.75 
7.33 
3.00 

390.00 
16.66 
21.00 
6.876 

11.26 

3.15 
50.00 

46.75 
940.35 
8.26 
178.86 
7.26 
4.00 
3.90 
5.46 
46.00 

120.00 
36.46 

2.18 
11.96 
12.00 

200.00 
56.32 
85.00 

60.00 

6.50 
1,366.50 
42L75 
32.98 
21.60 
22.00 
14.83 

29.70 

4.50 

4.40 

382.50 

100.00 

75.00 

50.00 
12.10 
10.50 

34.86 
3.04 
10.60 

21.08 

19.44 
225.75 
115.00 

99.29 


20,515.01 
65.00 

834.35 
50.00 


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Appropriationt  2921 — Gontmued. 


Date. 

Name. 

Item. 

A-«nL 

1911. 
July  10 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

6  reams  paper,  1  docea  pendis.  etc 

Launde^  2^353  towSs/My,  1910,  to 

June,  1911. 
.in  t^hnlMil  booVn     .,      

til.  10 

7.77 

12 

XT.  8.  Infantry  Association 

flB.00 

M.  A.  Leese.. 

aSLOD 

13 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

D.  W.  Long 

TAiflgmm^,  May,  ftll   ..               ...  X  . 

SLIS 

14 

Copy  of  tzanacfipt  of  testimony 

1X60 

20 

B.  Qreenberg 

Repairing  1  water  pitcher ! 

.75 

21 

The  Washington  News  Co 

Subscription  to  5  newspapers  and  12  peri- 
odicals, January  to  June,  1911. 
Telephone  service,  April  to  June,  1011 

i4^«5t^hnical  hooks.., 

S4.8S 

22 

The  Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone 

Co. 
"Rre^tano's 

trot 

SB.7S 

27 

Woodward  &  Liothrop  (Inc.) •. . . . 

(tf)  ff^hnloftl  bonks ... 

98.  OD 

29 

National  Pnrety  no ..''.."... .' 

Premium  upon  removal  bond 

June.  1911. 
200  tecnnical  books 

IOlOO 

Aug.    3 

4 

The  Washington  News  Co 

46.00 

Wm.  Ballantyne  &  Sons 

173.00 

do 

fiO te'^hnical books .  . 

77.40 

7 

U.  S.  Infantry  Association 

400  tflChnfrftl  books 

711.00 

Wm.  Ballantyne  A  Sons 

990 1 w?hni<^l  hooks 

2B2.40 

.do ". 

17  t4M>hnlcal  boots . 

2Ql45 

8 

MackallBros 

ISlOO 

U.  S.  Infantry  Association 

1«1  t^nWl  book*? 

1B0.15 

9 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

Altering,  binding,  and  laying  carpet. 

10  hours'  stenography  and  38  pa^sB  type- 
writing. 

3  hours'  stenography  and  60  pages  type- 
writing. 

Tftlftfframs.  June.  1911 _ 

400 

10 

S.  P.  Applewhite 

ILM 

10 

O.H.Lincoln 

1150 

12 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

17  41 

18 

11&  19 

28 

Brentano's 

25  technical  books 

UQ40 

Sept.    7 

Charles  M.  McKean 

Traveling  expenses,  Courtland  to  Doug- 
110  technical  books 

&60 

26 

U.  S.  Cavalry  Association 

K.30 

Total 

ai,ia37 

SUMMARY. 

By  amount  of  appropriation fl0,00a00 

Reimbursement  from— 

State  militia,  publications  furnished  to S,4B10I 

MaJ.  J.  D.  Leitch,  General  Staff,  United  States  Army,  proceeds  of  sale  of  pabUoatJon  to 

officers  of  the  Organixed  Militia l,SM.a 

MaJ .  H.  D.  Todd,  }r^  General  Staff,  United  States  Army,  refund  of  unexpended  balaoos. .  731 61 

National  Board  for  Promotion  of  Rifle  Practice,  films,  prints  of  medals &ao 

Division  of  Militia  Affairs,  publications  for 6.S 

MaJ.  Jas.  Canby,  paymaster,  United  States  Army,  ooUeotlon  for  lost  copy  "Engineer  Field 

Manual" LS 

Repayment  from  R.  S.  Oliver,  refund  of  overpayment LIS 

Capt.  J.  D.  Taylor,  paymaster.  United  States  Army,  collection  for  lost  copy  "Slpial  Corps 

Manual" LOO 

Capt.  W.  H.  Burt,  paymaster,  United  States  Army,  collection  for  lost  copy  "Soldlef'a 

Handbook" .31 

Brig.  Gen.  C.  R.  Edwards,  United  States  Army,  refund  of  unexpended  balance 1A.4I 


Amount  expended  (see  statement) 134,15137 

Treasurj'  settlement  No.— 

12776.  ice  and  towels 0.14 

12781.  stationery  and  miscellaneous  supplies 8&.30 

13175,  passenger  service a  00 

13235,  ice  and  towels a  13 

73926,  services &Q0 

13617,  stationery  and  miscellaneous  supplies 14108 

13942,  ice  and  towels &87 

14075,  stationery  and  miscellaneous  supplies 1S13S 

14235,  fees  as  attorney 6.00 

14236,  serving  subpoenas .06 

14979,  stationery  and  miscellaneous  supplies 40.70 

Amount  to  credit  of— 

Brig.  Gen.  C.  R.  Edwards,  United  States  Army 3,O0QlOO 

Mai.  H.  D.  Todd,  ir..  General  Staff,  United  States  Army 6,000.00 

Maj.  Gen.  L.  Wood,  United  States  Army 800.00 


47,737.80 


33,16 


Unexpended  balance  Sept  30, 1911 14,566. 46 


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'LATION. 


•17,803.14 

2,4fl0.eO 

1,890.46 

864.87 

742.77 

705.41 

650.72 

283.70 

63.70 

34.91 

9.05 

24,668.32 

.  Wood 8,600.00 

33,168.82 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,  WAR  DEPARTMENT,  1910  AND 

1911. 


LETTER 


FBOM 


THE  SECRETARY  OF  WAR, 

TBANSMITTINa 

BEPOBT  OF  EXPENDITXTBES  ON  ACCOTTlTr  OF  APPBOPBIATIONS 
FOB  CONTINGENT  EXPENSES  OF  THE  WAB  DEPABTMENT  FOB 
THE  FISCAL  YEAB  ENDED  JX7NE  30,  1011. 


DsoBHBBB  11,  1911.— Referred  to   the  Committee  on   Expenditures  in  the  War 
Department  and  ordered  to  be  printed. 


War  Department, 
Washington,  Decembers,  1911. 
Sir:  In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  section  193.  Revised 
Statutes,  I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith  reports  or  expendi- 
tures on  account  of  appropriations  for  contingent  expenses  of  the 
War  Department,  1910  and  1911. 

Very  respectfully,  Henry  L.  Stimson, 

Secretary  of  War. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 


Report  of  expendUtures  on  account  of  appropriations  for  contingent  expenses  of  the  War 

Depcartmmt,  1910  and  1911. 

APPBOPBIATION,  1010. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


IQia 

July     1 

2 

2 

2 


James  Linskey  &  Sons. , 

Thomas  W.  Smith. , 

CD.  Reckeweg 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Washington  Gas  Light  Go. . . . 
E.J.Mtiiidi7Co.(fio.) 


Pfthn^np  ftn«^  vpiiffhting  3  rOOms 

236  feetlumber 

1  horse 

Maintenance  of  12  observatory  clocks,  April, 
May,  and  June,  1910. 

Gas,  June,  1010 

1  doien  sweeps,  10  gaUoos  floor  oil,  eto , 


1300.00 

17.04 

376.00 

26.82 

63.46 
23.71 


2  GONTINQENT  EXPENSES^  WAB  DEPABTMENT,  1910  Ain>  liOL 


Report  of  expenditum  on  aeoount  of  appropriaiiona  for  < 

Departmenty  1910  and  1911 — Continue 

APP&OPBIATION,  1910-Oontmaed. 


\  expenMU  of  ike  War 


Dtte. 


Nama. 


mo. 

Inly    6 

6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 

S 
S 

IS 
18 

IS 
IS 

18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
90 

ao 

SI 
SI 


Co. 

p.  H.  0*cyia§hui  A  Co 

Louis  Htftlg 

FnAk  Sbepird  Co. 

Manhattan  Elaotrical  8iq>ply  Go. 

Q.  O.  Oomwell  A  Son 

Hammar  Bros.  White  Lead  Co.. 

Rudolph  A  Wast  Go. 

Adams  Bzpress  Go 

Charles  Becker  A  Go. 

F.  8.  Banks  A  Co. 

Win.8aTles 

Fred  8.  Llnroln  (Iod.) 

Charles  Herforth 


ion  fset  pipe,  1  pieoe  sheet  br«B,  eta. 

1  oak  tank,  a  pounds  solder,  ete , 

3  doaen  pints  Bumishlne,  21  poonds  bar  ban. 

2  law  books . 

6  dry  ^Marie^  SB  busUnci,  ete 

50  poands  white  liadll 

7kieka,6books.etD 

ETpnMHfte,lpaekaca... 
1  brash. 

3  quires  emery  eloth.. 


Smith-Premtar  *  Typewriter*  Co! 
(Inc.).  *^ 

Bedell  Manulketuring  Go 

Postal  T\elaenph43able  Co. 

Wm.  Docsey 

James  S.  Cotton  A  Son 

John  Thomson  Press  Co 

National  Sleetrloal  Supply  Co.. . 

Home  loe  Co.  (Inc.) 

P.H.OOaOaAan&Co , 

Consolidated  Sales  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  L,  Swayae 

J.  Maury  Do^  Co 

James  0.  Lambie  Co.  (Ino.). 
E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.)... 
DuUn  A  IbKtlnCo.  (Inc.). 

BowHs  A  Daly. 

do.. 


„  regulatlnc  and  rqniring  88 
JunekiaiQ. 
Repairing  4  cfc>cka... 
Repatrins  2  typawriters., 


LiTery,3lM 
LannuerinK 


Monv^^TVpewrttarOo . 
Underwood  Typewiiter  Co. 

M.R.  Ready 

J.  T.Henahaw^^Oo.. 
OeOLF.MuthACo... 

D.  A  W.  FtoeOoL 

Western  Union  Telegiaph  Co. 

C  Barnwell  Robinson 

I^itomae  Electric  Power  Co... 


TeNTSBh  Cable  ( 
HaMac£meCo. 


A    Potomac    Tele- 

•V 

S  ■  luKus  Fowl. 

S'  1 

S     1 

S  '  Crane  Co. 

S    Rem  tiifliuB  Type*  liter  Co.  ilnc 

3    RluB  Bioa.. .......... .......... 

3    United  States  Exmss  Ca. 

3    ^ .  T.  Lawten  *§0Ba. 'W 

3  Westen  rnion  TetefTsqph  Cp > 

4  ,  Boriwr^  Leather  Goods  Co.  vine.  ., 

4    R.  P.  AndiYws  Pa^MT  Co ,  1       ,  ,.-^,— 

3    G<nld Partnitf  Co <  Spvondiiiaakitt. 

•    \^  ,  R.  Mows  ^  Sona I  Aaqusivywtelii 

3    Wesi  PoMisftiincCo '  SB  law  books 

3    Potemw  Ktectrr  Power  Co. 

W    M.  G.  Oo^vteDd  Co Ite4WWite33 

W    Raktr.V<Hrtiis*C«  .Tnc.-^ 1 

M    CVeniwake    A    Poiomae    Tele- 

pbebeOoL 
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1910. 

Aug.  20 
23 

Sept  26 
27 
27 


W.  O.  GottWBb 

Hoi^ReiUyCo 

W.  A.H.CJhuroh... 
Comptonaph  Go. . . 
Adams  Sxpress  Co. 


Total.. 


ST    ! 

Balance  of  appropriation  June  30, 1910 

Retanbaraement  man- 
Board  of  Ordnance  and  Fortification  (miscel    i 
OfflcePost  Paymaster,  U.  S.  Army  (ice  and  I    : 
Office  Chief  of  Staff  (miscellaneous  supplies) 
Lieut.  Col.  J.  R.  Kean,  U.  S.  Army,  special  di    i 

Navy  Department  (Ice). 

SaperintendentState.  War,  andNayy  Dep8  : 
Commissioner  for  marking  graves  of  Confedei  I 
Division  of  llilltia  Affairs  (miscellaneous  SUE  I 
Ghiokamauga  and  Chattanooga  Nationid  f  : 
laonderlng  towels) 

Amount  expended  (see  statement) 

Treasury  settlement: 

No.  11856,  pro  rata  share  for  advertisements . 

No.  11037,  electric  current  (outside  buildings] 

No.  12500,  periodicals 

No.  12866,  telegram 

No.  12860,  boo& 

No.  13863,  books 

No.  14150,  cleaning  and  repairing  furnace 


Unexpended  balance  June  30, 1911 


RECAI 

Telephones 

Newmpers  and  periodicals 

Reipaiis  to  Oovemment  property 

Fi^nltma  and  repatn 

Typewriters,  eto 

Ice 

Horse 

Electric  supplies 

Office  suppuBS 

Books....:. 

Mtaoellanaoas 

Stable  supplies 

Ltveiy 

Gas 

Fuel 

Steam  fitting  and  plumbing 

Services 

Laundry ■. 

Lumber 

HardwaiB 

Teleoaphlng 

Hauling  ashes 

Paints,  oils,  etc 

Wagons,  haniesB,  etc 

Bxpress  and  faaight 

Advertlsbig 

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Report  of  expenditures  on  account  of  appropriatioTu  for  contingent  expenset  of  the  Ww 
Department,  1910  and  IP J7— Continued. 

APPROPBIATION,  1911. 


Date. 


Nama. 


1010. 
July  23 
Aug.  6 

9 
12 
12 

12 
16 
15 
15 
16 


2S 
83 
83 
83 
M 
86 
SO 
SO 
81 
81 
8apt.  a 

6 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
18 
18 
18 
18 
18 


J.  B.  Randolph. 
Pay  roU. ........ 


Oapital  Vacanm  Cleaner  Co. 
J.  Batimgarten  &  Sons  Co. . . 
Payroll 


Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

Prank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

Prazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Bowers  <&  D^ 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manu&ctuiing 

Co. 
Chas.  Herfurth 


Columbia  loe  Co 

J.  O.  Spangler,  manager  Wash- 
ington News  Co. 

Arlington  Stables 

Schaeffer  A  Budenberg  Manufao- 
taring  Co. 

Miller  &  Graham 


Greek  American  Sponge  Co 

Capital  Traction  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

Stewarts  Co 

E.J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Julius  LansDuigh  Furniture  & 

Carpet  Co. 
John  W.  Masury  d^  Son 


National  Machine  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  ^e  Sons  Co. 


W.  E.  Abbott 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

Troy   Laundry   Machinery   Co. 
(Ltd.). 

Hugh  RelUyCo 

Johnson  Bros 

American  Ice  Co... 

J.  T.  Henshaw  <b  Co 

M.  G.  CopelandCo 

P.  H.  O'Callaghan  A  Co 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

Pioneer  Broom  (3o 

Bedell  Manufacturing  (k> 

Luts  &  Co. 


Jas.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Yawman  &.  Erbe  Manufacturing 

CJo. 
Charles  Hellmuth 


James  Clarke  A  Co 

M.R.  Ready 

P.  H.  Heiskell,  jr.,  &  Co 

Small,  Maynard  &.  Co.  (Inc.). 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons  (Inc.) 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co 

W.  O.  Gottwals 

Washington  Gas-Light  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co.... 
Duiin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.).... 
PayroU 


W.  A.  H.  Church 

Fred  B.  Miller  &  Bro 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

Fred  S.  Lincoln  (Ina) 

Z.  D.  GQman 

Fairbanks  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

Diehl  Manufacturing  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. 

LutsACo 

Julius  Fowl , 

Rudolph  A  Wait  Co. 


Notarial  services,  executing  12  contracts. , 

Washing  windows,  etcTJUy  18  to  26,  1910  (1 
person). 

6  pneumatic  cleaners 

2  numbering  and  dating  machines 

Washing  windows,  etc.,  Aug.  1  to  4, 1910  (1  per- 
son). 

40  gross  matches  and  500  pounds  soap 

6  dozen  waste  baskets 

Laundering  7,709  towels,  July,  1910 

Shoeing  10  horses,  July,  1910 

1  card-mdex  cabinet 


Winding,  etc,  88  clocks,  July,  1910,  and  repair- 

tr^  4  clocks. 

6,275  pounds  ice,  July,  1910 .-. , 

Subscriptions  to  159  periodicals,  July,  1910,  to 

June,  1911. 

Livery,  3  horses  and  vehicles,  July,  1910 

1  steam  gauge 


2gallons  linseed  oil 

25  pounds  sponges 

5,004  street-car  tickets 

3  typewriters 

2,976  pounds  oats 

3,472  pounds  hay  and  800  pounds  straw. . . 
85  dozen  cakes  soap  and  2  pounds  candles. 
2  mats 


10  gallons  varnish,  1}  galkns  bronie  liquid,  and 

2  gallons  dryer. 

Repairing  one  printing  press 

Repairing  1  seal,  2  numbering  madiinrs,  and  1 

stamps 

100  cakes  Sapolio 

1  cord  wood 

280  pounds  laundry  soda 


2  gallons  turpentine,  2  bottles  floor  polish,  etc. 

38  tons  coal 

76,790  pounds  ice,  Ju^,  1910 

Repairing  one  roof 

Recovering  22  awnings 

Repairing  leaks  in  water  pipes,  etc 

746  feet  lumber 

10  dozen  brooms 

Repairing  3  chairs  and  2  stools 

1  wKip,  repairing  6  traces,  etc 

1  lock,  3  pieces  leather,  etc 

1  section  and  2  files 


15  pounds  lithogrH>hic  ink  and  1  pound  crayoa 
inK 

2  books  (reference) 

Hauling  14  cubic  yards  ashes,  etc.,  July,  1910.... 

1  lawn  mower 

a  books  (reference) 

12  pounds  floor  wax 

2  pounds  packing ...« 

900  file  holders 

Gas,  July,  1910 

Telegrams,  July,  1910 

1  filter  and  water  cooler,  repairing  1  pitdier,  etc . 
Washing  windows,  etc..  Aug.  ao  to  27, 1910  (2per- 

sons). 

929  feet  himber 

Repairing  1  wagon  scale. 

4  sets  of  pneumatic  keys 

1  telephone  arm,  etc 

6  pounds  roach  and  rat  paste,  etc 

loand  tmck 

100  poimds  sodimn  hyposulphite 

8  electric  fans,  etc 

2  electric  fans 

2  mail  bags. 


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Report  of  expenditures  on  account  of  appropriatione  for  contingent  expensee  of  the  Wm 
Department^  1910  and  1911— iantinued. 

APPROPItlATION,  1011— Continued. 


1010. 
Oct.  12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

12 
12 
12 

12 
12 

12 
12 
12 
13 

13 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
14 
18 

18 

18 
18 
18 
18 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
22 
22 
22 
22 
24 

24 
24 
24 
25 

27 
27 
27 
31 

Nov.  2 
2 
8 
8 
6 
8 
8 


National  Electrical  Co., 

Lots  &  Co.  (Inc.) , 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Bernstein  Manufacturing  Co. 

Shoemaker  A  Buflch 

Geo.  P.  Muth  &  Co 

Payroll 


Prasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co. 

W.M.Oalt&Co 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

Ouy,  Curran  &  Co 

M.R.  Ready 


Swindell  Bros 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) 

Woodward  &  LothropJInc.) 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 


BowersA  Daly 

Thomas  W.  Smith 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

J.  T.  Henehaw&Co 

E.J.  Pullman 

James  Linskey  &  Sons 

H.C.MiUerC3o 

Ernest  Beta 

Bauach  &  Lomb  Optical  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter .  Co. 

(Inc.) 
Chas.  Uerfurth 


Consolidated  Sales  Co,  (Inc.).... 

Stewart  A  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  (3o.  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

American  Multlgraph  Sales  Co- 
American  Ice  Co 

John  Byrne  &  Co 

Rudolph  d^  West  (3o 

Johnson  Bros 

Becker  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.). . 

John  P.  Siebert 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

John  P.  AenewdcCo 

Koreshan  unity  (3ooperatiye 

National  Mortar  Co 

Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing 
Co. 

E.  S.  Newman , 

J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 

W.  L.Swayte 

Remington  Ty]>ewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co. . 


Louis  Hartig. 
Clhesapeake  &  Potomac  Telephone' 
(30. 

W.  B.  Moses  A  Sons 

Brentano's 

Q.W.Mason 

Western  Union  Telegraph  (>>. 
Postal  Telenaph  Cable  Co.. 


RemingtcmTypewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 

Arlington  Stables 

Chas.  uerfurth 


Fraiee-Potomac  Laundry  Co. 

J.  L.  Shoemaker  &  (3o 

Washington  Oas  Light (3o.... 

James  &  Magee 

M.R.  Ready 

Lewis  Hopfenmaier 

Payroll 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Hastlnp  AO) 

J.  Bdw.  Oiapman 

Millar,  ClagBtt  A  Co. 
Edwin  H. 


Repairing  6  electric  fans,  eto, 

3  halters  and  repairing  I  mall  sack. . 

200  file  boards  and  2,420  feet  lumber 

12  lockers 

10  gallons  lUoohol,  2  dosen  brushes,  eto 

1  chest  of  drawers,  1  reading  glass,  eto 

Washing  windows,  ete.7oot.  4  to  10,  1910  (6 

persons). 

Laundering  7,033  towels,  September,  1010 

1,488  pounds  oats 

6,250  pounds  ioe,  September,  lOU) 

3  dozen  brushes,  10  yards  oilcloth 

Hauling  30i  cubic  yards  ashes,  eto.,  September, 

1910. 
17  window  lights, 


2  gross  Cyko  paper 

3  yards  Oumel  and  24  packages  Pearline 

1  leather  cushion  and  repairing  11  chairs  and  4 


Shoeing  10  horses,  September,  1910 

4  doors  and  l,fi26  feet  lumber • 

216  tons  coal 

Repairing  2  roob,  1  range,  eto 

Photographic  supplies 

Painting  roof 

3  loose-leaf  binders 

6  mailinK  tubes 

6  feet  rubber  tubing 

1  typewriter  and  repairing  3  typewriters 

WindhiK,  eto..  88  clocks,  September,  1010,  and 
repairmg  6  docks. 

5  dosen  piurs  shears 

1,736  pounds  hay  and  400  pounds  straw 

1  bottom  to  water  filter 

7  dosen  memorandum  books 

1  multlgraph  and  stand 

62,320  pounds  ice,  September,  1910 

lOlaw  Dooks 

1  water  cooler,  2  dosen  files,  eto 

Premium  on  38  tons  coal 

1  whip,  1  brush,  eto , 

Repairing  1  fountain  pen 

2typewnters , 

16  tons  coal 

Repairing  2  chairs 

2  barrels  Ume 

3  cabinets  and  75  binding  cases 


Repairing  1  adding  machine 

Repairing  2  stamps 

6  dosen  typewriter  oil  cans 

1  typewriter,  4  pairs  clamps,  and  repairing  13 
typewriters. 

2  dosen  buckets,  12  psirs  hinges,  eto , 

1  typewriter,  repairing  9  typewriters , 

2  keys,  1  knife,  and  3  padlocks 

Telephone  service,  September,  1910 


24  chairs,  6  typewriter  stands,  eto 

48  books  (reference) , 

Repairing  1  wagon , 

Telegrams,  September,  1910 

Telegrams,  August,  1910 

6  typewriters  and  repairing  1  typewriter 

Livery,  3  horses  and  vehicles,  October,  1910... 
Windine,  eto..  88  docks,  October,  1910.  and 
repaiimg  6  docks. 

Laundering  7,706  towels,  October,  1910 

72  skins,  morocco,  S50 pounds  tar  Doaid,  eto..... 

Gas,  October,  1910 

Papering  2  rooms. 


Hauling  36  cubic  yards  ashes,  October,  1910 

6  pounds  beeswax 

Moving  furniture.  Oct  12  to  81, 1910  (1  person). 

7  desks  and  1  chair 

6  packs  xz  edd  leaf ,  eto 

3  cords  wood 

12  dosen  Sapolio,  eto 

44i  yards  cotton  doth 


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1910. 
Nov.  10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

12 
12 
12 
12 
Id 
16 
16 
16 
16 

16 
16 
17 
17 
17 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
21 
21 

21 

21 
21 
21 

21 
21 
21 
21 


23 

26 
26 
26 
26 
26 
28 
29 
29 

90 

30 

30 

Dec.     2 

2 

6 

7 


B.  B.  Adams  Co 

Ellis  A.  Olmbel 

Diilin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

Z.D.  Oilman 

Rosslyn  Lumber  Co.  (Inc.) 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Co 

Martin  Wiegand 

LatsdcCo 

H.C.  Miller  Co 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

Bowers  &  Daly 

E.H.  Pitcher 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

(Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book 

Co. 

W.  L.  Sway«e 

Hanmiond  Typewriter  (3o 

Garlock  Pacldng  Co 

W.  A  J.  Sloane 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (IncO 

Bedell  Manufocturlng  Co 

James  L.  Harmon 

National  Mortar  Ck) 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) 

James  Clarke  &  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

W.M.  Galt&Co 

J.  Baumgarten  &  SodsCo 

Thos.  SomervilleCo 

J.  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

American  Ice  Co 

Brentano's « 

Hu^ReillyCo 

H.  G.  Pond, 

E.  H.Musson 

W.  T.  Lawton&Sons 

Stewarts  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

Washington  News  (k> 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

Koreshan  Unity  Cooperative 

James S.  Barron  &C6 

A.  O.  Hutterly 

Ctoa  G.  Bradley,  Jr 

Crown  Oil  &  Wax  Co 

JohnB.  Espey 

John  Wiley  &  Sons 

Journal  of  the  American  Institute 
of  CMminal  Law  and  Criminol- 
ogy. 

Jesse  R.  Stone 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Payroll 

J.  T.  Henshawd^Co 

Woodward  &  Lothrqp  (Inc.) 

John  Byrne  &  Co 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Co. 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson 

P.A.  Clark 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

E.  J.  Pullman 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

H.  G.  Pond 

Chas.  Herfurth 

Dulin  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

ArUngton  Stables 

H.  O.  Pond 


3  mop  wringers  and  6  slop  jars 

44  yards  cheesecloth 

2  drip  pans,  1  pitdier,  etc 

3  dosen  memorandum  books 

3  pounds  sodium,  1  pound  potassium  bromide... 

1  cord  wood 

1  gross  cakes  soap 

150  feet  lumber 

Repairing  2  sets  harness,  etc 

3  victor  binders 

5,285  pounds  ice,  October,  1910 

Shoeing  11  horses,  October,  1910 

3  sets  cushion  keys 

12  Incandescent  lamps,  etc 

3  canvas  holders 

1  dictionary  holder ^ 

24  ribbon  shields,  etc 

2H  pounds  packing 

Irug 

2  dozen  pencil  sharpener  wheels,  etc 

2,325  feet  lumber,  2  doors,  etc 

50  dozen  soap,  12  quarts  oil,  etc 

Recaning  16  chairs,  etc 

Subscription  to  2  newspapers,  July  to  Septem- 
ber, 1910. 

1  barrel  cement,  3  sacks  fixe  clay 

Photoeraphic  supplies 

14  Dooks  (reference) 

1,202  feet  lumber 

2,.S20  pounds  oats 

Repairing  6  stamps 

51|  feet  ^vanlzed  pipe,  etc 

1  ladder,  10  pairs  brass  hinges,  etc 

57,773  pounds  ice,  October,  1910 

64  books  (reference) 

2  plates  g^ass 

Cleaning  rooms,  Nov.  17  to  18, 1910 

Subscription  to  newspaper,  July  to  September, 

1910. 

Hire  of  1  wagon,  Aug.  8  to  Sept.  6, 1910,  and  re- 
pairing 2  wagons. 

2,940  pounds  hay  and  700  pounds  straw 

8  cuspidors,  3  stepladders,  etc 

6  copies  of  periodicals  and  subscription  to  9  news- 
papers, July  to  September,  1910. 

77  gallons  oil 

Repairing  2  chairs 

2  dozen  dust  pans 

Repairing  1  clock 

Shoeing  13  horses  and  pasturing  4  horses,  July  to 

October,  1910. 
104  gallons  cylinder  oil 

4  locks,  10  bolts,  etc 

1  book  (reference) 

Subscriptkm  to  1  periodk»l,  July,  1910,  to  June, 

1911. 

Subscription  to  1  newspaper,  July  to  September, 
1910. 

3  water  coolers,  3  pairs  hinges,  etc 

Cleaning  rooms,  Nov.  7  to  23, 1910  (2  persons). . . 
Repairing  1  furnace  and  1  washstand 

1  dozen  soap  dishes  and  3  yards  flannel 

8  law  books 

Telegrams,  September,  1910 

4  dozen  desk  baskets  and  repairing  1  pencil  case. 
Telephone  service,  October,  1910 

VeterinaiT  services,  17  visits 

Painting  1  smokestack 

6  typewriters,  4 pads,  and  repairing  4  typewriters. 

Photographic  supplies 

Telegrams,  October,  1910 

Cleaning  rooms,  Dec.  2  to  3, 1910 

WIndlns,  etc.,  88  clocks,  November,  1910  and 
repairmg  3  clocks. 

2  drip  pans  and  repairing  1  pitcher 

Livery,  3  horses  and  vehicles,  November,  1910... 
Cleaninf  rooms.  Dec.  6. 1910 


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5.20 
4.26 
1.01 
7.24 
4.32 
2.50 
42.00 
15i28 
15.16 
9.32 
&85 
4.70 
4.35 

3.29 

2.76 

229 

2.10 

27.74 

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3&66 

4.20 

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37.30 

4.65 

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157.08 

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31.12 
21.94 
21.13 

11.58 
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21.33 
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12.00 

9.57 

2.21 

33.00 

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29.75 

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expmaei  of  iht  Wm 
APPROPRIATION,  1911— Ckmtinued. 


Report  of  expendUure»  on  account  of  appropriatunu  for 

•      Department^  1910  and  1911—ConiiD.\u 


1910. 
Deo.  9 

9 
9 
9 
9 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
13 
13 

13 
13 
13 
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13 

14 
14 
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17 
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22 


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29 
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W.  A.  H.  CSharch 

Thomas  SomerviUe  Co 

Luts&Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co. 

Geo.  F.  Math  &  Co 

P.H.HeiskeU,jr.,&Co.... 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

E.H.  Pitcher 

W.  L.  Wwayw 
G.  W.  Fo^s^ 
P.  H.  O  :_  _ 
Z.  D.  Gilman. 

Oliver  Typewriter  Co 

American  Soap  &  WashollneCo... 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

Julius  Fowl 

Chas.  G.  Stott&Co 

Swindell  Bros 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  Co. . . 
Woodward  A  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co. 

Miller  &  Graham 

Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book 

Co. 
M.  R.  Ready 

West  Publishing  Co 

WashhiKton  Gas  Li^t  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 
Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing 

American  Ice  Co 

James  Clarke  &  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Frasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Barber  A  Ross 

E.  J.  Pullman 

W.  S.  Jenks  &  Son 

Southern  Electric  (>o 

James  Llnakey  &  Sons 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co 

Bowers^  Daly 

J.  T.  Henshaw  &  Co 

SeldnerA  Enequist 

Oarron  Electric  Co 

Wm.  Hahn&  Co 

Stewarts  Co 

Oaniey  Adjustable  Horseshoe  Co. 

(Inc.). 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

Atlantic  Insulated  Wire  A  Cable 

Co. 

Univenal  Supply  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  A  Sons  Co 

John  Byrne  A  Co 

W.  fi.  Mooes  A  8<Mis. 

Derby  Desk  0> 

E.  J.MuiphyCo.(Ino.) 

Brentano's 

Albert  L.  Jphnson 

Louis  Hartie 

Baker,  Voorhis  A  Co 

Crane  Co 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Co 

James  S.  Topham 

Potomac  Elaotrio  Power  C:o 

Globe-Wemicke  0> ^., 

Washington  News  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  0> 

Payroll 

JohnP.  AmewACo 

Derby  DeSTCo 


132  feet  lumber 

26  valve  disks 

Repairing  1  mail  bag 

Electric  current  July  to  October,  1910 

1  calculating  machine,  25  pounds  glue,  etc 

3  brushes  and  26  dosen  mops 

3  cords  wood 

1  set  pneumatic  typewriter  keys 

13  files,  repairing  1  mimeograph,  etc 

Repairing  1  elevator  and  iDoiler 

3lauoets,  1  gate  valve,  etc 

10  dosen  whlsk^brooms 

Repairing  1  typewriter 

200  pounds  washoUne 

3  thermometera,  2  mats,  etc 

3  baskets 

8  file  cases 

15  window  lights 

1  adding  and  listing  machine 

Fumishlng  and  hanging  5  transom  and  7  window 

shwifw. 
25  gallons  gasoline. 
50  pounds  cotton 
6  gallons  linseed  oil 

4  loose-leaf  devices 

Hauling  46  cubic  yards  ashes,  etc.,  November, 
1910. 

22  law  books 

Gas,  November,  1910 

4  typewriters,  9  iype,  and  repairing  2  typewriters. 

1  cabinet,  1  section,  etc 

46,975  pounds  ice,  November,  1910 

3  reference  books  and  1  bookcase 

1}  yards  moiroccoUne  and  repairing  34  chairs — 

Laundering  7,413  towels,  November,  1910. 

37  brushes.  2  cuspidors,  etc 

Photonapnic  supplies. 

Repairing  1  grata 

24  sines,  24  packages  sal  ammoniac,  and  1  shade 

holder. 

Repairing  and  painting  2  roofs,  etc 

2,604  pounds  CMS 

Shoeing  13  horses,  November,  1910 

Repairmgl  roof  and  1  range 

6  bottles  ammonia  water 

2  receptacles 

i  erosB  shoelaces • 

3,038  pounds  hay  and  700  pounds  straw 

4  sets  ovenhoes 

3,275  pounds  ice,  November,  1910. 

200  feet  wire 

1  gallon  hard-oil  finish. 

Repairing  2  stamps 

4  law  books 

2  chain,  10|  yards  matting,  and  464|  jrards  lino- 
leum. 

5  desks  and  4  looks 

32  brushes,  6  gallons  paint,  etc 

36  books  (reteenoe) 

1  screw  driver,  7}  pounds  sash  cord,  etc 

33  pounds  steel,  1  natohet,  and  1}  dosen  hooks... 

2  law  books 

4  nipples,  1  union,  eto 

FreightagB,  1  truck. 

1  briefcase 

Electric  current,  November,  1910 

2  chairs,  1  cabinet,  eto 

4  books  (reierenoe) 

4  latches,  1  anxm,  etc 

Telephone  nrvtoe,  November,  1910. 

Telegrams,  October,  1910 

Gleaning  rooms,  Deo.  24  to 29, 1910(8  pmoM).. 

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1  t^pewiitar  desk 


82.79 

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43.27 

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Department,  1910  and  1911 — Gontiiiued. 

APFBOPBIATION,  lOll-Oontinued. 


1011. 
Jan.  9 
10 
11 
11 
11 

11 

11 

11 
11 
11 

11 
11 
11 

11 
11 
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11 
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21 
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24 
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24 


UnWenal  Supply  Co 

James  Linskev  &Soiis 

Arlington  Stables 

Shoemaker  &  Buach 

Chas.  Herfurth 

London  &  New  York  Sponge  & 

Chamois  Co. 
M.  R.  Ready 

Bowers  &  Daly 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Julius  Lansbmfh  Furniture  & 
Carpet  Co. 

H.  w.  Johns-ManvUle  Co 

John  Wiley  d:  Sons 

James  L.  Harmon 

Swindell  Bros 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing 
Co. 

Emi]  Caiman  4c  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.M.Qalt&Co 

E.B.Adams  Co 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

John  Wanamaker , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Washington  Loose  Leaf  Co 

MiUerTCiagett  &  Co 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

Barber  dt  Ross 

John  Thomson  Press  Co 

Smithsonian  Institution 

W.  L.  Swayxe 

W.  O.  Oottwals 

Frasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Rossljm  Lumber  Co.  (Inc.) 

Rens^  Ludwig 

Southern  Electric  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

Stewarts  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

R.  Carter  BaUantyne 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.) 
Jesse  R.  Stone 

C.  Barnwell  Robfaison 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

Capital  Traction  Ck> 

E.  J.  Pullman 

Ruddnh  ifr  West  Co 

West  rublishinf  Co 


1  gaU<m  hard  oil  finish. 

Painting  1  room 

Livery,  4  horses  and  vehicles,  December,  1910. . . 

10  gallons  alcohoL  6  dosen  brushes,  etc 

Wmding,  etc..  88  clocks,  December,  1910,  and 

repairmg  3  docks. 

0  dosen  chamois  yl^^"ff 

Hauling  71^  eubto  yards  ashes,  etc.,  December, 
1910. 

Shoeing  14  horses,  December,  1910 

Repairmg  1  wagon 

1  chair  and  5  wmdow  shades 

45  feet  pipe  ooverinc. 

Ibookttechnlcal) 

Subscriptions  to  2  newspapers,  October  to  De- 
cember, 19ia 

6  window  lights 

1  set  pneumatic  typewriter  kejrs 

1  cabinet  perforator 

1  gallon  vamlsh 

1  shovel,  repairing  4  pitchers,  etc 

2,604  pounds  oats 

6  pit<mers  and  6  slop  Jars 

24  chairs,  42  yards  Imoleum,  etc 

3  dosen  combs,  2  carpet  sweepers,  etc 

Telegram,  November,  1910 

19  binders 

fiO  gross  matches 

Oas,  December.  1910 

1  stepladder,  1  hammer,  etc 

1  wheel,  3  cams,  etc 

Transportation  of  exchanges,  July  to  December, 

1910. 

6  doaen  typewriter  brushes 

2,677  file  boxes 

Laundering  8,969  towels,  December,  1910 

4  cords  wood 

Sharpening  4  paper-cutter  knives 

4  plugs,  2  shade  holders,  etc 

44,865  pounds  ice,  December,  1910 

50  pounds  elue,  25  sets  casters,  etc 

3.038  pounds  hay  and  700  pounds  straw 

Repairing  12  chairs 

2,5qO  pounds  ice,  December.  1910 

1  dozen  memorandum  books 

4  tvpewriters  and  repairing  10  typewriters 

Subscription  to  newspaper,  October  to  Decem- 
ber. 1910. 

Veterinary  services,  15  visits 

Electric  current,  November  and  December,  1910. 

5.004  street  car  tickets 

Photographic  supplies 

392  pounds  lead,  3  ash  cans,  etc 

11  lawbooks 


11.30 
33.00 
72.00 
45.47 
4L20 

39.90 

31.02 

23.42 
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450 
450 
420 

3w82 
2.95 
1.50 

L35 
3&29 
38.54 

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183.63 
12.84 
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33.06 
18.15 
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5.69 
20.75 
12.57 

3.30 

872.00 

29.00 

26.31 

6.50 

1.49 

122L90 

28.17 

3L98 

13.03 

6.50 

L43 

291.50 

2.10 

24.50 
95.14 
208.50 
77.05 
49.66 
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Report  of  expendUures  on  aeeotmt  of  appropriations  for  contingent  expensee  of  Ae  Wmr 
Department,  1910  and  i97i—<)ontmuea. 

APP&OF&IATION,  1911— Oontmued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


1011. 
Jan.  27 


30 
Feb.  4 

7 
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7 
7 
7 
8 

8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
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28 


Cayler  &  Mohler 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co. 

John  S.  Schneider 

E.  H.  Musson 


John  B.  Espey 

Crane  Co 

Hamilton  Rubber  Manufacturing 
Co, 

Arlington  Stables 

Lewis  C.  Denham 

Edward  Stevens 

P.H.HelskeUJr.,&Co 

Lansburgh&  Bro 

Chas.  HerAirth 


Frazee  Potomac  lAundry  Co. 

W.  H.  Lowdermilk  &  Co 

Lutz&Co 

James  S.  Barron  &.  Co 

John  Byrne  <&  Co 

Stumph  &.  Lyford  (Inc.) 

EllisA.  Gimbel 

Western  Electrio  Co 

W.  P.  Roberts  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.M.  GaltACo 

FredS.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

J.  T.  Henahaw  &  Co 

W.  T.  Galliher  &  Bro.  (Inc.).. 


Chas.  Eneu  Johnson  &  Co 

Stookett-Fiske  Co 

National  Machine  (^ 

J.  O.  Harvey  A  Co 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

Adams  Express  Co 

MackallBros 

United  States  Express  Co 

Robert  Bishop  Manufacturing  Co. 

Woodward  4c  Lothrop  (Inc.) 

0>lumbia011Co 

Rosslyn  Lumber  0>,  (Inc.) 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  (3o 

Chicago  Shipping  &  fCsoeipt  Book 

G.  G.  Comwell  &  Son. 

Lewis  Flemer 


John  P.  Anew  A  Co 

American  Soap  A  Washoline  0>. . 

Miller  4c  Graham 

Bowen  4e  Daly 

Stewart  &  Co 

W.  M.  Gait  &  Co 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Washington  Gas-LJght  Co 

M.R.  Ready. 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.) 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

American  Ice  0>. 


James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.)... 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.. 
.do. 


Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son. 

W.  O.  Gottwals 

Ctoo.  F.  Moth  &  Co , 

Bernstein  Manufacturing  Co. . 

Guy,  Curran  A  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

E.H.  Pitcher , 

BedeU  Manufacturing  Co .... , 

W.  L.  Swayce , 

Rudolph  ifr  West  Co 

Berry  4^  Aikins 

Thos.  SomerylUe  (3o , 

J.  Baumgartan  &  Sons  Co 


12  tees  and  13  ells 

Repairing  6  typewriters 

40  dozen  towels 

Subscription  to  1  newspaper,  October  to  Decem- 
ber, mo. 

6  coal-hole  covers,  9  looks,  etc 

2  valves,  3  washbasins,  etc 

76  feet  rubber  hose 


Liverv.  3  horses  and  vehicles,  January,  1911 

Repauing  plastering 

12  bottles  and  4|  pounds  formaldehyde 

12  buckets 

30  vards  towelinz 

Wmding,  etc.,  f»  clocks  and  repairing  6  docks, 
Januarv,  1911. 

Laundermg  7,312  towels,  January,  1911 

1  book  (reference) 

1  mail  bag 

19)  dotens  bottles  typewriter  oil 

2  books  (technical) 

Cleaning  169  yards  carpet 

1  stool 

14  lamp  guards 

100  negattve  preservers 

2,352  pounds  oats,  100  pounds  salt 

1  telephone  arm  and  2cabinet8 

Repairing  floes 

1,090  feet  lumber,  40  brackets,  and  160  oak  orna- 
ments. 
25  pounds  ink 

3  sets,  leather  tags  (160). 


1  fHsket  frame,  1  pair  pulleys,  etc 

2  sets  emergency  overshoes  for  horses. . 


2.625  poundiBjoe,  January,  IMl 
1 


IxpreasagB,  3  packages  and  2  boxes 
pound  alnm,  4  pounds  potassium, 
Ixpressage,  1  package,  1  DOT. 


Expreesage,  1  package,  1 
100  pounds  coiion  waste... 

1  dozen  soap  dishes,  2  yards  flanneL., 
10  gallons  gasoline , 

2  cords  wood , 

Photogrephlo  suppliea. 

4holden 


etc.. 


tf  Iiaokages  Pearline 

10  pounds  alum,  100  pounds  sodium  hyponil- 

83  tonscoaL 

200  pounds  Washoline 

25  pounds  white  lead. 

Shoeixig  20  horses,  January,  191L , 

2,744  pounds  hay,  700  pounds  straw 

836  pounds  oats 

168.644  tons  ooal 

Gas,  January,  1911 

Hauling  69|  cubic  yards  aabes,  etc.,  Jaaoary,  1911. 

2  typewriters,  repairing  3  tvpe?rntan^  ate 

Electric  current,  January,  1911 

44,060  pounds  ice,  January,  1911 

20  pain  brass  hlnm  fiO  P»oe>  galvanlsad  iron,  ele. 

Telegrams,  November,  1910 

Telegrams,  Deoember,  1910 

6  dozen  cakes  hand  Sapolio 

1  book  (reference) 

1,382  file  boxes 

1  quart  lubricating  oil,  10  pounds  (foor  wax 

12  metal  looken 

1  can  soap  paste.  80  doaan  oaksi  soap 

1  typewriter  and  repain  to  1  typewrftsr 

3  wagon  lamps  and  repairfaig  I  wagon 

2  sets  pneumatic  keys 

Repaying  34  chairs. 

1  book,  repairing  2  fountain  pens,  etc 

26  sets  castara.  1  water  cooler,  etc 

2\  pounds  brtmie  wire., 


12  sets  damps,  1801  fast  pipe,  etc 

7  steal  dates,  repairing  S  ramps  and  1  numberiag 


28    Postal  Telegraph  (^ble  Co. l^aloi^ania,  December,  1910l 


92.69 

50.06 

84.09 

1.3S 

S3. 74 
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60l70 
6.65 
S.SD 
3.U 
4».10 

24.13 
15.00 
12.00 
7.89 
6.00 

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L90 

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35.34 

19.70 

6.00 
66.40 

45.00 
15.00 
14.60 
8.00 
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34.91 

29.49 

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106.44 
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86.18 

24.68 

4.38 

5.09 

456.31 

4.06 

98.00 

78.31 

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Feb.  28 


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ChesapeakB  A  Fotomao  Tetephone 

Co. 
Underwood  Typewriter  Co ... . 

Blae  Lioe  Transfer  Co 

0.  W.  Foreberg 

Z.  D.  Oilman. 

J.  T.  Henshaw  A  Co 

Frasee  Potomac  Laondry  Co. . 
Soutbem  Printers  Supply  Co.. 


Colombia  Granite  A  Dredging  Co. 

E.  B.AdamaCo 

The  Fairbanks  Co 

Cbas.  Herltirth 


W.M.OaltdkCo 

J.  Edw.  Chapman , 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co.. 

Warren  N.  Lancaster 

Louis  Hartig 

Arlington  Stables , 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co..., 

Derby  Desk  Co 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

A.  L.  Warthen 

Robert  H.  Van  Schaack 

John  WUey  A  Sons 

Wash^gton  Looee  Leal  Co..., 

R.  P.  Clarke  Co 

Brentano's. 

Washington  Qas  Lifl^t  Co 

Postal  Telecraph  Cable  Co 

Art  Metal  Construction  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.. 
Washington  News  Co 


H.  C.  MiUer  Co 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Bowers  A  Daly 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 


E.  J.  Pullman 

Miller  die  Graham 

Pressed  Steel  Manufacturing  Co. . . 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

MiUer,  Clagett  A  Co 

Stockett-Fiske  Co 

Hammond  Typewriter  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . . . 
Yawman  A  Erbe  Manufacturing 

Co. 
M.R.  Ready 


Woodruff  Manufacturing  Co. 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

National  Mortar  Co 


W.  A.  H.  Church 

E.  P.  Hinkel  A  Co 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

J.  Baumjarten  &  Sons  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Swindell  Bros 

Shaw-Walker  Co 

Pay  roD 

American  Ice  Co 

Barber  dk  Roes 

Library  Bureau 

Cuyler  dk  Mohler 

Southern  Electric  Co 

Fred  8.  Lincohi  (Inc.) 

Globe-Wemicke  Co 

Johnson  Bros 

W.  M.  Gait  A  CSo 

Stewart  &  Co 

(}eo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

Chesapeake  A  Potomac  Telephone 
Co. 

John  Wanamaker 

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3carbci 
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APPBOPBIATION,  1911--Gontmued. 


1911. 

Har.  26 
27 
28 
81 
31 

Apr.  6 

8 
8 
8 

8 
8 
8 
8 
8 
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10 
10 

10 
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10 
10 
10 
12 
12 
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12 
12 
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Underwood  Typewriter  Co , 

Fotomao  Electno  Power  Co , 

WUte  Oak  Coal  Co , 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

John  C.  Scofleld , 

Derby  Desk  Co , 

H.  F.Hayden , 

Julias  Lansbnrgh  Furniture  & 
Carpet  Co. 

J.  T.  Henshaw  &  Co 

Hammond  Typewriter  Co 

Renx&  Ludwig 

Frasee-Potomae  Laundry  Co 

Arlington  Stables , 

F.P.Jacobs 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co... 
James  L.  Harmon , 

James  Linskey  &  Sons , 

George  Murphy  (Inc.) , 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co , 

W.O.  Qottwals , 

M.  R.  Ready 

W.  L.  Swayie 

Carroll  Electric  Co.... 

M.CMitcheUCo , 

Standard  Oil  Co 

Sddner  &  Enequist 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

John  Wiley  &  Sons 

Snead  A  Co.  Iron  Works 

Luta&Co '. 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

Jesse  R.  Stone 

Julius  Fowl 

Consolidated  Sales  Co 

Peter  Cooper's  Glue  Factory 

MarttaWiegand 

Z.D.  Oilman 

E.  J.  Murphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

Remineton  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc. 

Crane  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

Hu|di  Reilly  Co 

E.  H.  Musson 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

J.  Baumcarten  &  Sons  Co 

Bowers  a  Daly 

0>lumbia  Photo  Supply  Co 

W.  AJ.Sloane 

Adder  Machine  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.M.OaltdkCo 

Johnson  Bros 

E.  H.  Pitcher 

White  Oak  Coal  Co 

Yawman  &  Erbe  Manufacturing 
Co. 

Frank  A .  Parker  &  Son  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

Washington  Qas  Light  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

John  W.  Masury  &  Son 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

Rudolph  <fe  West  Co 

ScheringA  Qlats 

Columbia  Ice  Co 

Charles  Munson  Belting  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Lewis  C.  Denham 

Thos.  Somervllle  Co 

E.J.  Pullman 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Ellis  A.  Oimbel 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Roeslyn  Lumber  Co.  (Inc.) 


2  typewriters,  repairing  0  tjrpewriten 

Electric  current,  February,  1911 

107Hf  tons  coal 

Telegrams,  Januarr,  1911 

Telegrams,  December.  1910,  and  February,  1911. 
TraveUng  expenses,  Washington,  D.  C,  to  Phila- 
delphia, Fa.,  and  return. 

1  barrel  biofler  compound 

1  chair 

Repairing  roof ,  etc 

Repairing  1  typewriter 

Sharpening  1  paper-cutter  knife 

Laundering  9,665  towels,  March.  1911 

Liverv,  8  horses  and  Tehicles,  March,  1911 

Clipping  2  horses 

Installing  bu£ser,  repairing  bells,  etc 

2  subscriptions  to  newspapers,  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31, 

Papoing  and  painting 

1  pnotometer  and  1  pound  potassium. 

Repairing  2  typewriters 

700  file  holders 

Hauling  71^  cubic  yards  ashes,  March,  191 1 

Repairmg  13  fountain  pens 

1  push  button 

23  pounds  galvanised  iron 

1  pound  paraffin 

1  bottle  ammonia  water 

94  pounds  packing 

2  books  (reference) 

3  newspaper  files 

1  set  harness,  and  repairing  1  mail  bag 

305  feet  lumber 

1  newspaper,  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31, 1911 

1  truck 

1  pair  shears 

5  pounds  glue 

648  feet  molding 

2  funnels,  8  xx>unds  sodium  carbonate 

18  quarts  ftirniture  xx>llsh 

3  typewriters,  repairing  7  typewriters 

16  nipples,  8  ells,  8  unions 

100  pounds  sodium 

6  pounds  lampblack. 

1  subscription  to  newspaper,  Jan.  1  to  Mar.  31, 

1911. 

3  cords  wood 

Repairing  6  stamps 

Shoeing  14  horses,  March,  1911 

3  gross  Cyko  paper 

1  mat  and  1  rug 

1  adding  machine 

1  trolley  ladder,  complete,  2  brass  quadrant^,  etc. 

3,240  xx>unds  oats 

15  tons  coal 

2  sets  cushion  keys 

80^  tons  coal 

2  cabinets,  1  base  and  1  top 

2  dosen  waste  baskets 

50,465  pounds  ice,  March,  1911 

Gas,  March,  1911 

1  drip  pan  and  2  water  pitchers 

1}  giulons  bronxe  liquid,  5  gallons  Tarnish,  etc. . . 

9  city  directories,  6  8crapb<M>k9,  etc 

10  feet  tin  pipe,  34  sets  casters,  etc 

7  pounds  sodium  sulphate 

3,250  pounds  ice,  March,  1911 

100  feet  wire  belt  lacing 

42  feet  lumber 

Repairing  plaster 

15)  feet  galvanized  pipe,  1  porcelain  sink,  etc. ... 

Photographic  supplies 

Maintenance  of  12  observatory  docks,  Jan.  1  to 

Mar.  31, 1911. 

2  stools 

2  saws,  12  saw  blades 

1  cord  wood : 


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Apr.  18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
20 
20 

20 

20 
20 

20 
20 
21 
21 
21 


May 


Becker^  Leather  Goods  Co.  (Inc.) . 

Potter  PriDtlng  Press  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

CuylerA  Mohler 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Freds.  LincolnXIncO 

John  Wanamaker 

Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book 
Co. 

Stewart  die  Co 

Brentano's 

Chas.  Herfurth 


Louis  Hartig 

Herman  Baumgarten  Co 

John  P.  Agnew&Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co.. 
Hon.  J.  M.  Dickinson 


West  Publishing  Co. . . 
Great  Lakes  R^ter. . 
Washington  News  Co.. 


Washington  Post  Co 

Payroll 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co . 


W.  B.  Moses  Sc  Sons., 

Armour  dk  Co 

John  B.  Espey. 


Tele- 


Western  Union  Telegraph  Co, 

Chesapeake  Supply  Co , 

J.  H.  Thiemeyer  Co 

Chesapeake   &    Potomac 
phone  Co. 

James  Linskey  A  Sons 

American  Association  of  Law  Li- 
braries. 

Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co 

LuU  Sc  Co.  (Inc.) 

A.  O.Hutterly 

A.Zichtl&Co 

Guy.  Curran  die  Co 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  Jr.,  &  Co 

Miller.  ClageU  &  Co 

G.  G.  Com  well  die  Son 

E.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

Miller  die  Graham 

Grove  Lime  dk  Coal  Co 

G.  W.  Forsberg 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  & 
Carpet  Go. 

Dulin  A  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

Arlington  Stables 

Washington  News  Co 

Chaa.  Herftirth 


John  Byrne  &  Co. . . 
White  Oak  Coal  Co. 

HuffbReillyCo 

W.L.  Swayxe 


Washington  Gas  Light  Co 

E.  8.  Newman 

Bowers  A  Daly 

Frazee- Potomac  Laundry  Co. 
Stockett-FiskeCo. 


Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 
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Albert  L.  Johnson 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

William  Wirt  Clarke  &  Son. . . . 

Ellis  A.  Glmbel 

M.R.  Ready 

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Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


1911. 
May  16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
17 
17 
17 
17 
18 
18 
18 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
22 
24 


June 


Columbia  Ice  Co. . 
W.  M.  Oalt  &  Co. 
E.  J.  Pullman. 


Southern  Printers  Supply  Co 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) 

Cuyler  &  Mohler 

Payroll 

Universal  Trading  Go 

Garlock  Packing  Go 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Go 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Washington  Herald  Co. 


Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Co... 
Rudolph  dcAVest  Co. 


Thos.  Somerville  Co 

Western  Electric  Co 

Manhattan  Supply  Go 

Hammond  Typewriter  Co . . . 

Edward  Stevens 

W.  B.  Moses  &  Sons 

James  6.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.). 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Thos.  W.Smith 

Stewart  &  Co 

E.  F.  Brooks  Co 

John  B.  Espey 

John  P.  Agnew  &  Co 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 


W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons  (Inc.). 

Qiobe-Wemicke  Go 

Payroll.... 


a.  W.  Forsberg 

C.  Barnwell  Robinson 

Adder  Machine  Co 

George  Murphy  (Inc.) 

Barber  &  Ross 

Evening  Star  Newspaper  (^.. 

Johnson  Bros 

American  Ice  Co , 

Payroll 


G.  W.  Forsberg 

Remington  Trbewrlter  CJo.  (Inc.). 

Arltagton  Stables , 

Chas.  Herftiith 


FredS.  Lincoln  (Inc.) 

John  Byrne  &  Co 

J.  T.  Henshow  &  Go 

HughRelllyCo , 

Edward  Stevens 

Albert  L.  Johnson 

Becker's  Leather  (}oods  Co.  (Inc.) 

W.  A.  H.  Church , 

Louis  Hartig , 

R.  P.  Andrews  Paper  Go 

Chas.  G.  Statt&Co 

Diehl  Manufacturing  Go 

W.M.  Galt&Go 

Capital  Traction  Co 

Frasee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

Henry  J.  Green 

Frank  Shepard  Co , 

Emil  Caiman  &  Go 

J.  H.  Bunnell  &  Go 

Lucent  on  Go 

J.  H.  Duker  Box  Go 

Seldner  &  Enequist 

United  States  Express  Co 

H.  Mueller  Manufacturing  Co 

L.  Sonnebom  Sons  (Inc.) 

W.  L.  Swayze 

W.  O.  Gottwals 

Washington  Gas  Light  Go 

Guy,  Curran  &  Co 

M.R.  Ready 

Columbia  Ice  Go 


3,125  pounds  ice,  April,  1911 

3,348  pounds  oats 

Photographic  supplies 

120^  pounds  composition  for  rollers 
Photographic  supplies 


16  pounds  brass  prpe,  3|  pounds  tees,  etc 

Moving  fiuniture  (2  persons).  May  4  to  13, 1911.. 

2  dozen  memorandum  books 

91  pounds  valves 

Electric  current,  April,  1911 

Telegrams,  March.  1911 

Advertising , 

2  sheet  holaere 

1  water  cooler,  10  pounds  nails,  etc 

1  piece  sheet  lead,  203|  feet  pipe,  etc 

5  lamp  guards. 

3  dozen  oru^hes 

12  impression  strips 

1  pound  absorbent  cotton 

209  yards  linoleum  and  laying  same 

1  wrench,  500  head  tacks,  and  2  mouse  traps... . . 

1,701  feet  lumber 

386  feet  oak  lumber  and  16  table  legs 

3,906  pounds  hay,  900  pounds  straw 

Plumoing,  eto 

Slocks 

174  tons  coal 

2  dozen  quart  cans  Bumishine,  5  dozen  brashes, 
etc. 

Repairing  3  wagons 

5  chairs  and  1  unit 

Moving  furniture,  etc.  (2  persons),  May  18  to  23, 
1911. 


12  grate  bars,  repairing  pump,  etc. 
Veterinary  services  (6  visits  J 


1  adding  machine. 

1  pound  potassium \ 

}  dozen  cuspidors,  1  mop  wringer,  eto 

Advertising,  6  insertions,  AjirU,  1911 

17  tons  coal. 

47,795  pounds  ice,  April,  1911 

Moving  furniture,  etc.  (2  persons).  May  27  to 

June  3, 1911. 
Repairing  1  furnace  and  1  boiler 

2  typewriters 

Livery,  3  horses  and  vehicles.  May,  1911 

Winding,  etc.,  88  clocks  and  repairii^  3  docks, 

May  Till. 

1  card-index  cabinet 

2  law  books 

Repairing  eutter 

1  brush  and  1  gallon  turpentine 

1  brush  and  1  comb 

1  saw  and  2  garbage  cans 

Repairing  1  mail  bag 

28  feet  white-pine  lumber 

3)  dozen  hooks,  7  pounds  steel,  and  1  comb 

1  scrapbook 

}  dozen  notebooks 

8  electric  fans 

3,240  pounds  oats 

1,002  street-car  tickets 

Laundering  7,931  toweb,  May,  1911 

2  cords  wood 

6  thermometers 

2  law  books 

1  gallon  varnish 

Repairing  2 secret  sounders 

10  gallons  floor  oil 

Ibox. 


3  botties  ammonia  water 

Expressage,  1  package 

2  brass  ferrules 

5  pounds  lubricating  grease 

2  scrapbooks,  3  binders,  eto 

532  file  holders 

Gas,  May,  1911 

25  dozen  cakes  soap 

Hauling  40  cubic  yards  ashes.  May,  1911. 
4,225  pounds  ice,  May,  1911 


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Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amount. 


1911. 
June  12 

12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
14 
14 
16 
15 
15 
15 

16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 
17 

17 
20 
21 


July 


Chicago  Shipping  &  Receipt  Book 

Co. 

Southern  Blectrto  Go 

McQraw-HiU  Book  Go 

Pride  of  the  Kitchen  Go 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

Columbia  LnbricantB  Co.  of  New 

York. 

John  Wanamakff 

Anchor  Packing  Co 

Frederic  L.  MaoFarlane 

Bowers  &  Daly 

Rudolph  die  West  Co 

NealA  BrinkerCo 

Crane  Co 

Olobe- Wernicke  Co 

Brentano'8 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co 

R.  Carter  Ballantyne 

RenxA  Ludwig 

Hamilton  Rubber  ICanufaoturing 

Co. 

G.  W.  FoiBbere 

Thos.  SomerviileCo 

James  B.  Lambie  Co.  (Inc.) 

E.  Morrison  Paper  Co 

Roberts  Numbering  Machine  Co. 

E.  B.  Adams  Co 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

Postal  Tetenaph-Cable  Co 

National  Electeical  Supply  Co. . . 

Stewarts  Co 

Robert- Bishop  Manufacturing  Co 

J.  Baumgarten  6i  Sons  Co 

James  Linskey  A  Sons 

Payroll.: 


Rand,  McNally  &  Co 

Library  Bureau 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Smith  Premier  Typewriter  Co 

John  P  AgnewdtLO 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

W.  T.  LawtonsA  Sons 

Becker's  Leather  Goods  Co  (Inc.). 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 

Standard  OhCo 

Washhigton  Loose  Leaf  Co 

Mackall  Bros 

E.  F.  Brooks  0> 

Hanmiond  Tvpewriter  Co 

Grove  Lime  dc  Coal  Co 

W.  A.  Morschhauser 

Capital  Traction  Co 

Lewis  Flemer 

Payroll 

Chesapeake    &    Potomac    Tele- 
phone Co. 

Daiton  Addinf  Machine  0> 

Shoemaker  &  Busch 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

J.M.Dickinson 

JohnB.  Espey 

P.  H.HelskeU.jr.,  &Co 

James  L.  Haimon 

American  Soap  &  WashoUne  Co. . 
J.  Baumgarten  &  Sons  Co 


EimerA  Amend 

Thomas  Somerville  Co 

Jesse  R.Stone 

E.  U.  Musson 

United  States  Express  Go 

Albert  L.  Johnson , 

St.  Louis-Hyatt  Photo  Supply  Co. 
R.  Carter  Ballantyne 


1  doaen  sheet  hoiders. . . . 

144  carbons,  6  plugs  etc. 

1  book  (technical) 

1  gross  cakes  soap 

15  gallons  benxine 

2giAlIonsoil 


1  water-oooler  stand , 

6  pounds  packing , 

1  quire  emery  cloth 

Shoeing  18  horses,  May,  1911 

1  water  cooler,  1  keg  nails,  etc 

12  pasteboard  containers  and  75  portfolios. . 

8  basins , 

1  cabinet.. 


1  book  (reference) 

Electric  current,  May,  1911 

Repairing  Iglobe 

Sharpening  1  papeiHiutter  knife. 
£0  feet  rubber  nose 


12  grate  bars 

2  tanks,  1  auger,  etc 

1  dozen  buckets,  3  dozen  oil  cans,  etc. 

4  blank  books 

1  numbering  machine 

6slop  Jars.  1  wringer,  etc 

Repairing  65  chairs. . 


65,335  pounds  ice.  May,  1911 

Telegrams,  April.  1911 

2  fans,  repairing  18  fans,  etc 

3.780  pounds  hay  and  900  pounds  straw 

42  pounds  cotton  waste 

Repairing  3  stamps 

Material  and  labor  for  painting  1  room 

Washing  windows  and  moving  furniture  (4  per- 
sons) June  7  to  16, 1911,  inclusive. 

2  books  (reference) 

1  typewriter  stand 

300  yards  cheesecloth 

1  platen  roll  and  shaft  for  typewriter 

Id  tons  coal 

3  typewriters  and  repairing  10  typewriters 

Repairing  1  wagon 

Repairing  1  typewriter  case  and  1  set  harness 

Tefeerams,  May,  1911 

5  gallons  oil 

12  sectional  posts 

10  pounds  potash,  30  pounds  moth  balls 

Plumbing 

1  shuttle,  24  shuttle  shields,  etc 

1  cord  wood ,., 

Repairing  calculating  machine  ^ 

IJ0O2  streetroar  tickets 


5  pounds  potash  and  100  pounds  sodium 

lloving  furniture  (6  persons).  June  17  to  30, 1911 . : 
Telephone  service,  April  and  May,  1911 


1  adding  machine 

18  quarts  Burnishine  and  3^  dozen  brushes. . . . 

1  dozen  wastebaskets 

1  brougham 

1 A  dozen  brackets 

1  dozen  cuspidors,  1  dozen  buckets,  and  1  brush. . 
Subscription  to  2  newspapers,  April  to  June,  1911. 

100  pounds  Washoline 

3  dies,  5  date  bands,  and  repairing  1  numbering 
machine. 

3  stfaring  rods 

10  pounds  solder 

Subscription  to  1  newspaper,  April  to  June,  1911.' 

do 

Expressage,  1  box 

1  dozen  saw  blades 

Photographic  suimlies 

1  guide  and  4  baskets 


5.52 
5.00 
4.32 
3.60 
2.00 

1.90 
1.20 
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23.54 

14.28 
5.10 
9.12 
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3.00 

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13.95 

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41.19 

17.86 

14.25 

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3.39 

184.  &J 

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40.01 

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28.50 

30.00 

4.35 

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7.60 

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APPBOPBIATION,  1911— Ck)ntmued. 


1911. 
July  12 
12 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 

13 
13 
13 
13 
13 
14 
15 
IS 
15 
15 

18 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
19 
20 


Aug. 


Frazee-Potomac  Laundry  Co 

Washington  Times  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 

Quy,  DorranA  Co 

James  B.  Lambie  Go.  (Inc.) 

Oarlock  Packing  Co 

Rudolph  &  West  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Co 

Southern  Electric  Co 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co. . . . 

Bausch  it  Lomb  Optical  Co 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Z.  D.  OUman 

Oeo.  F.  Muth  &  Co 

W.  A.  H.  Church 

Washington  Oas  Light  Co 

Chas.  Herfurth 

Th09.W.  Smith 

W.  L.Swayze 

Bedell  Manufacturing  Co 

Dulln  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

Bowers  &  Daly 

Columbia  Photo  Supply  Co.  (Inc.) 

M.  R.  Ready 

J.  Edw.  Chapman 

National  Machine  (^ 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Barber  &  Ross 

West  Publishing  Co 

American  Ice  Co 

Julius  Lansburgh  Furniture  & 
Carpet  Go. 

Geo.  F.  Muth  ACo 

National  Electrical  Supply  Co 

Potomac  Electric  Power  (3o . , 

Chesapeake  &  Potomac  Tele- 
phone Go. 

Meyer  Bros.  Drug  Co 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.  (Inc.). 

E.  P.  Hinkel  &  Co 

E.J.  Muiphy  Co.  (Inc.) 

J.  H.  De  Pue  dE  Co.  (Inc.) 

Columbia  loe  Co 

Fred  A.  Schmidt 

United  States  Express  Co 

Bmitlisonian  Institution 

P.  H.  HeiskeU,  Jr.,  &  Co 

E.  J.  Murphy  Ck>.  (Inc.) 

J.  T.  Henahawdk  Go 

W.  L.  Bway«e 

Washington  News  Co 

Luts&Co 

Johns.  Schneider 

Pioneer  Broom  Co 

R.P.Clarke  Co 

Dulin  &  Martin  Co.  (Inc.) 

Frank  A.  Parker  &  Son  Co 

Z.  D.  Oilman 

Brentano's 

Columbia  Oil  Co 

W.  B.  Mo8es&  Sons 

Miller,  Clagett  &  Co 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co 

Chicago  Shipping  6t  Receipt  Book 
Co. 

James  B.  Lambie  (}o.  (Inc.) 

^  estem  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Monarch  Typewriter  Ck) 

Jas.  A.  Nidiolson  &  Son 

Oeo.  F.  Mutb  &  Co 

W.  T.  Oalliher  it  Bro.  (Inc.) 

Lucent  Oil  Co 

Thos.  SomeiTiUe  (}o 

Postal  Telegnph-Cable  Co 


Laundering  9,406  towels,  June,  1911 

Advertising 

5  typewriters  and  repairing  7  typewriters 

40  dozen  cakes  soap 

1  dozen  buckets.  3  mouse  traps,  and  64  door  pulls. 

6^  pounds  pac  Jong 

1  water  cooler,  9  pounds  brads,  and  10  pounds 
nails. 

Repairing  3  typewriters 

24  packages  sal  ammoniac,  etc. 


Repniring  4  electric  fans  and  1  telephone  bracket. 

2  glasses,  6  feet  tubing 

Telegrams,  May,  1911 

75  dozen  cakes  soap,  6  dozen  whisk  brooms,  etc. . 

3  dozen  hair  sweeps,  1  gallon  oil,  etc 

142  feet  lumber 

Oas,  June,  1911 

Repairing  2  clocks  and  winding,  etc.,  88  clocks, 

June,  1911. 

1,808  feet  lumber 

15  dozen  notebooks,  6  flies,  etc 

Repairing  24  chairs  and  5  stools 

30  dozen  tumblers,  repairing  3  pitchers,  etc 

Shoeing  12  horses,  June,  1911 

Photographic  supplies 

Hauling  27|  cubic  yards  ashes,  June,  1911 

1  cord  wood 

1  ratchet  pawl 

Maintenance  of  12  observatory  clocks,  AprO  to 

June,  1911. 
9  cuspidors,  1  quire  sandpaper,  and  18  gross  screws 

14  law  books 

71,415poundsice,  June,  1911 

18  window  shades 


3  quarts  varnish  and  3  tubes  paint 

Repairing  1  electric  fan 

Electric  current,  June,  1911 

Telephone  service,  March,  April,  and  June,  1911. 

10  pounds  glacial  acetic  acid,  5  Jan  soap,  etc 

Repairing  4  typewriters 

Taking  up  and  cleaning  56  yards  carpet 


12  bottles  oil,  161  dozen  cakes  soap,  etc 

Rebuilding  1  typewriter 

6,050  pounds  ice,  June,  1911 

10  pencil-sharpener  wheels 

Expressage,  2  boxes 

Transportation  of  exchanges,  January  to  June, 

1911. 

2  dozen  dust  brushes,  10  dozen  mops,  etc 

42  dozen  cakes  soap  and  \  dozen  quarts  f  umlturs 

polish. 

Repairing  roof 

50  dozen  notebooks 

Subscription  to  8  newspapers  and  4  periodicals. . 

Repairing  harness , 

29i  dozen  towels , 

10  dozen  brooms 

600  yards  cheesecloth 

1  filter 

2  dozen  waste  baskets 

5  dozen  whisk  brooms , 

2  books  (reference) , 

20  gallons  gasoline 


20  chairs,  1  mirror,  and  hanging  2  awnings.. 

70  gross  matches,  780  pounds  soap,  etc 

5  typewriters  and  repairing  8  typewriten. .. 
2  8neethoklen 


1  dozen  buckets 

Telegrams,  June,  1911 

Repairing  1  typewriter 

2  awnings  and  re-covering  and  hanging  19  awn- 
ings. 

80  brushes 

1,000  feet  lumber 


90  gallons  floor  oil 

1  die  stock,  1  dozen  bolts,  etc. 
Telegrams,  June,  1911 


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CONTINGENT  EXPENSES,   WAB  DEPABTMENT,  1910  AND  1911.       17 


Report  of  expenditures  on  account  of  appropriations  for  contingent  expenses  of  the  War 
'   Department^  1910  and  i^ii— Continued. 

APPBOPBIATION,  1911— Continued. 


Date. 


Name. 


Item. 


Amoont. 


1911. 

Aug.  18 
18 
18 
18 
22 
23 
31 

Sept  11 
12 
18 
18 
18 


Consolidated  Sales  Co 

Shoemaker  die  Busch 

CuylerA  Mohler 

W.  T.  Lawton  &  Sons 

Thos.  W.  Smith 

W.  O.  Gottwals 

O.  W.  Forsberg 

Ouv,  Curran  &  Co 

Bobert  Bishop  Manu&cturing  Co 

Burked  James 

Manhattan  Supply  Co , 

Louis  Hartig 


3  dosen  pain  shears 

10  eaUons  alcohol,  3  dosen  cans  polish,  etc 

4  plues.  hose  spud,  etc , 

Bepairing  2  wagons , 

612  feet  lumber 

700  file  holders , 

Bepairing  1  elevator,  etc , 

2  doien  brushes  and  100  dosen  cakes  soap . 

84  pounds  cotton  waste 

Ipkte  lifter 

1  dozen  camel's-hair  brushes 

2  chest  handles 


S13.06 

40.24 

1.58 

19iOO 

2151 

231.00 

160.00 

102.00 

8.61 

.06 

.06 

.09 


48,73a  12 


SUMMABY. 

By  amount  of  appropriation I50,000i00 

Belmbursement  from— 

Office  post  paymaster,  U.  S.  Army  (miscellaneous  supplies  and  laundering  towels) 3&  20 

Board  of  Ordnance  and  Fortification  (miscellaneous  supplies) 7a  79 

National  Board  for  Promotion  of  Bifle  Practice  (miscellaneous  supplies) .55 

Office  Chief  of  Staff  (miscellaneous  supplies) 111.70 

Gettysburg  National  Park  Commission  (miscellaneous  supplies) 26.66 

Chickamauga  and  Chattanooga  National  Park  (^mmission  (miscellaneous  supplies) .90 

Shnoh  National  Military  Park  Commission  (miscellaneous  supplies) 1&29 

Bepayment  from  H.  O.  Fond  (refund  for  overpayment) 3.00 

Superintendent  State,  War,  and  Navy  Department  Building  (miscellaneous  supplies  and 

car  tickets) 12.82 

Division  of  Militia  Affairs  (miscellaneous  supplies) 97.77 

Commissioner  for  marking  graves  of  Confederate  dead  (miscellaneous  supplies) 3. 02 

Capt  M.  B.  Thorp.  Chief  of  Supply  Division,  War  Department  (proceeds  sale  of  public 

property) 244L06 

Damage  to  department  vehicle 1&15 

50,048.43 

Amount  expended  (see  statement) 948,73a  12 

Treasury  settlement: 

No.  12178,  flag  (furnished  Supply  Division) 2.31 

No.  12462,  index  of  Federal  Statutes 2.60 

No.  12762,  electric  current  (outside  buildings) 53. 70 

No.  13379,  electric  current  (outside  buildhigs) 76. 49 

No.  13762,  adhesive  files 2.13 

No.  14056,  electric  current  (outside  buildings) 88^40 

No.  14102.  flag  (furnished  Supply  Division) LOO 


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Sd  Segaion.      f        •  1    No.  289. 


DEFICIENCY  APPROPRIATION  FOR  BUILDING  TWO 
REVENUE  CUTTERS. 


LETTER 

FROM 

THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  TREASURY, 

SUBMITTING 

DEFICIENCY  B8TOCATE    ON  ACCOUNT    OF    TWO    BEVBNT7B    CTTT- 
TEBS  PROVIDED  FOB  BY  ACT  OF  APBIL  21,  1910. 


Dbcbmbsb  12,  1911. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Appropriations  and  ordered  to 

be  printed. 


Treasury  Department, 
Office  of  the  Secretary, 
Washington,  December  i,  1911. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Sir:  I  have  the  honor  to  state  that  by  act  of  Congress  approved 
April  21,  1910,  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  was  authorized  to  pro- 
viae  two  revenue  cutters,  at  a  cost  not  to  exceed  the  sum  of  $250,000 
for  each  vessel. 

In  the  act  making  appropriations  for  the  sundry  civil  expenses  of  the 
Government  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June  30, 1911,  the  sum  of  1150,000 
($75,000  for  each)  was  appropriated  toward  the  building  of  these  two 
vessels,  and  on  May  26,  1911,  contracts  were  entered  into  with  the 
Newport  News  Shipbuilding  &  Dry  Dock  Co.  for  their  construction, 
each  vessel  to  be  completed  by  the  26th  of  May,  1912.  The  contracts 
provide  for  five  pai*tial  payments,  according  as  the  work  of  construc- 
tion reaches  certain  stages  of  completion.  The  first  partial  payment 
on  each  vessel  has  been  made.  The  second  partial  payment  on  each 
vessel  is  now  due,  which  will  exhaust  the  $150,000  already  appropri- 
ated toward  the  construction  of  these  vessels,  and  funds  to  provide  for 
further  payments  will  be  required  early  in  January,  1912. 

Referring  to  page  280  of  the  Annual  Book  of  Estimates  for  1913, 
the  sum  of  $350,000  has  been  estimated  for  to  complete  these  two 
vessels. 

I  have,  therefore,  to  request  that  this  sum  ($350,000)  be  provided 
for  in  an  urgent  deficiency  bill  at  the  earliest  possible  date. 
Respectfully, 

Franklin  MacVeagh,  Secretary, 

o    .       . 

^AN  281914 


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