Combined Kansas Reports Volume 2 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 Excerpt: ...Cavalry 30 Illinois Infantry 5 Illinois Cavalry 79 Illinois Infantry 149 Ohio Infantry 113 Illinois Infantry 2 Arkansas Cavalry 147 Indiana Infantry 33 Illinois Infantry 45 Pennsylvania Infantry 11 Ohio Infantry 33 Iowa Infantry 25-205 Pennsylvania Infantry 27 Illinois Infantry 59 Illinois Infantry 2 Colorado Cavalry 100 Indiana Infantry 18 Indiana Infantry 15 Missouri Cavalry 64 U. S. C. T 7 Illinois Cavalry 13 Iowa Infantry 148 Illinois Infantry Gunboat Ohio 5 New York Heavy Artillery.. 2 Regular Volunteers, Colorado 26 Iowa Infantry 50 New York Infantry 2 Colorado Infantry 13 Tennessee Infantry 88 New York Infantry 4 Missouri Cavalry 49 Pennsvlvania Infantry 1 and 132 Ohio Cavalry 123 Indiana Infantry 13 Ohio Cavalry 21 Missouri Infantry QUARTERMASTER'S REPORT. Fort Dodge, Kan., July 1, 1916. Col. S. S. Martin, Commandant: Sir--Herewith I submit for your consideration my report of the transactions of the quartermaster's department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1916. You will see by the appended tables that no fund has been overdrawn and a nice balance has been left in each fund that can be used in the construction of the much-needed addition to the hospital. When I assumed charge of this department, July 1, 1915, I found some of the funds exhausted and a number of outstanding accounts, amounting to $1783.94, for goods that had been used during the month of June, and as it is unlawful to pay bills contracted during one fiscal year from funds appropriated for the following year, these bills are still unpaid and will require a deficiency appropriation by the legislature to meet them. A few days after assuming charge I received notice that there was a shipment of coffee, amounting to 5000 pounds, for us on a June order, and also 1200 pounds of tea that...