, 1859-05-27

ut U uoiS. ...'.... ......... ...''...'
For advice and visit TO Francoi ence, ..
at 10 dolls. III
For advice and visit to I. Corneau,
once, at 10 dolls S............... 10
Seventy prescriptions, at , dolls. .... l50
For advice to p. lie Clue. ... 10
Scrip voucher No. 1865, approved by
commissioners in full $751;
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Seven of the above persons for whom
S465 are charged, towt: j. Martncan, G.
IIaguet, j. Deane, T. Corneau, Aleek,
Francois, aud p lie Clne, are not upon the
rolls Of Captain Mat0n'S company at all,
and were, therefore, not members. Fifty
three days board and meals, Sl92 80
charged for Captain Gohi, prior to October
IL; board of quartcrmas.er'S men Is dolls
per week, use Of horse per month so dolS.
Silas D. MaxOn's account for Is days SER
vices up to March 5, as purchasing agent
at Salem, Oregon, at 9 dolls per day l35
dolls, approved by the commissioners, and
paid in full in public property. This man
was private of Captain MaXon's compa-
ny from February IL to September ID,
1856, 2l3 days, for which he is reported
for pay for self and horse, at dolls per
day, $50 dolls, besides being marked us on
extra duty in the quartcrmasters depart
ment from March 2S. James A. Buckle,
private, same company, reported for donble
pay at dolls per day in ike manner; G
Ncdrow aud D. II. K. James, private and
corporal of Lieutenant Powell's company
D, as laborers also; John Williams, private
of same company, reported also for pay, in
charge of stores at s dolls per day; clerk
800 dolls per month; drover and bdvg, s
dolls per day, William Lakn, private Of
Captain MaXon's company, on the roll at 4
dolls per pay for self and horse, 1852; nc
count us hcrdsman at same time, ut 5 dols
per day, approved by the commissioners
James A. Burke, believed to be reported
for pay in three different capacities, to-wt:
private of Captain Maxon's company, la
borer, and for boating hay, at 81, 81, and
s. per day, (See pay roll, and vouchers
1872 and 77l;) three others, same thing;
pasturing horse, So per month; pasturing
oxen, SIS per month"; $3.50. Received Of
Henry Watson, one horse, valued at two
hundred and fifty dollars, to he paid out Of
appropriations to be made by the United
States to defray the expenses Of the Iurk-
amaw Indian war"
SILAS D. MAXON,
Purchasing AgeMt, % Quartermaster,
C. d., Washington Territory
Three more horses at 425 dolls each, pur-
chased on similar certificate; oxen, $50 per
yoke; 81 pilot cloth and French coats, at
25 dos. each extra fine blue cloth coat,
35 dolls extra fine doeskin pants, 5 and
II dolls. and Scots extra fine French calf
boots, Is and II dolls; lambS-wool drawers,
5 dolls each, (voucher l003); cashmere
pants, 5 (voucher lO05); carpet for sad
die blankets, dolls. per yard bullets, so
cts per pound repairing rifles, revolyers,
and shot guns, an average Of 10 dolls each.
j. II. & VIM Switzler: these men charged
for their services as ferrymcn, from the 18th
toTthe 10th Of March, $76l, as high as 5
for each mounted man; for same in April,
May, and June, 9S2 dolls, and in February
and March, 1913 dols.-(See vouchers 1913,
672, and 1929 Paper, l dol. per quire;
laborer, 6 dolls. per day, (youcher ll73,
allowed by commissioners; assistant pur-
chasing agent, 9 dolls. per day ; so gallons
Of whisky and &c gallons Of brandy, for hos,
pital; 100 cloth caps, at IL dolls each,
(voucher ll90); saddle, IS, approved by
commissioners, (voucher Il50j; spurs, 3
dollars and ifty cents each; cot for Office,
10 dolls; 10 window sashes, at 10 dollars
each; IL pounds of coffee, at 10 cents per
pound; beef 1871 dollars and fifty cents
l66, GIG rations Of coffee, bought from one
man, account l,456 dols.; salmon, 80 cents
per pound; bacod, 35 cents per pound, and
40 cents; 222 meals to NJ. b. Millard, from
9th Of Feb to 22d of April, 10 days, (more
than 3 meals per day. 222 dollars, when
he was charging for his services 10 dolls per
day, allowed by commissioners, (voucher
l2s0); Manila rope, l dol aud fifty cents
per pound; -four 20 dolls. per barrel; beard
of p. d. W. IIardenburg, 80 dolls per month,
(voucher l40); salt, charged in two places
at l2I cents per pound, in one item only It
is reduced to I the other being recon.
mended for payment; pounds of soap are
charged fifty cents, it is reduced fifty-6ve
cents, being five cents more than the whole
charge; l,9G5 pounds Of bacon, charged at
SO cents per pound, 1915 reduced by com.
mssionerS 3 cents per pound, the rest rec
commended for payment; beef Sc dollars per
barrel; pork, so dolls per barrel; board 81
dolls per week, approved $l2,449 10
bought on the l4th Of April of L.
Snow & Co, tvouchcr 1891; rifles, 80 dolls
each, and 100 dolls; revolvers, 90 and 100
dolls: fifteen revolvers, at cost Of ,320
dolls, purchased of b f. Shaw, assistant ad.
jutant general wheat, 3 dolls. per bushel !;
j. A Pennibacker, purchasing agent, from
Feb IL to June II, at 800 dolls per month
l,200 dolls; approved by commissioners ;
2 days services docteriug aud keeping one
sick horse, $50. Mary Milard. for board,
OF NJ. B. MllIrd from 22d April to No
vembr l, 1856, and December II, at SI4
per week, 1896, aud 10, approved by COM
niSSionprs. n nn-t Of The time hp was in