Roster showing stations and duties of officers of the Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army, July 1, 1901-Continued.

Miller, Wm. H

Jones, Samuel R

Robinson, Wm. W., jr

Martin, Medad C......

Long, Oscar F..

Von Schrader, Frederick

Sawyer, J. Estcourt.

St. Paul, Minn.: chief quartermaster Department Mar. 17, 1899
of Dakota; also in charge of construction of wa-
ter and sewer system, etc., at Bismarck, N. Dak.

Omaha, Nebr.; chief quartermaster Department of June 15, 1901 the Missouri.

Denver, Colo.; chief quartermaster Department of
the Colorado.

Aug. 8,1900

Quartermaster and acting commissary of subsist- June 30, 1901
ence on U. S. transport Buford.

Manila, Philippine Islands; to retain station at
Manila until completion of his annual report; |
thence to San Francisco, Cal.; on arrival to re-
port by telegraph to Quartermaster-General of
the Army for further instructions.

Aug. 31, 1899

Washington, D. C.; in charge general depot, Quar- Apr. 22, 1893
termaster's Department; also in charge of quar-
termaster's establishment at St. Asaph, Va.

Nagasaki, Japan; depot quartermaster; under or- Dec.
ders to be relieved by Capt. John Baxter, jr.,
quartermaster; then to proceed to Manila, Phil-
ippine Islands, reporting to commanding gen-
eral, Division of the Philippines, for assignment
to duty.

5, 1899

Seattle, Wash.; in charge of construction and other Sept. 28, 1900 quartermaster's duties.

Boston, Mass.; quartermaster; also in charge,
under direction of the Quartermaster-General,
of the purchase and manufacture of quarter-
master supplies for which contracts are awarded
at Boston, Mass.

Governors Island, New York Harbor; assistant to
chief quartermaster Department of the East and
quartermaster at Fort Columbus, N. Y.

Honolulu, H. I.; depot quartermaster and in
charge of transport service, under instructions
of Quartermaster-General.

Washington, D. C.; on duty in Quartermaster-Gen-
eral's Office; in charge of matters pertaining
to hire, purchase, construction of barracks,
quarters, storehouses, etc.

San Francisco, Cal.

Assistant to depot quartermaster, Sept. 25, 1896, to
Aug. 10, 1898, in charge of general depot since
Aug. 10, 1898, and general superintendent of
army transport service since Feb. 15, 1899.

New York City; assistant to depot quartermaster.. Sept. 15, 1899

Under orders to proceed to Manila, Philippine
Islands, reporting to commanding general,
Division of the Philippines, for assignment to
duty.

Roster showing stations and duties of officers of the Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army, July 1, 1901-Continued.

Cruse, Thomas

McCarthy, Daniel E..

Knight, John T....................

Carson, John M., jr.

Palmer, Alfred M

Baxter, John, jr

Zalinski, Moses G

Byron, Joseph C

Wood, Winthrop S
Williamson, George McK

Sewell, Robert.
Slavens, Thomas H

Philippine Islands; depot quartermaster, Manila, Nov. 23, 1900
Philippine Islands, as shown by last report.

Fort Leavenworth, Kans.; in charge of construc- May 1, 1900
tion, under instruction of the Quartermaster-
General; also in charge of all repairs, etc., to
barracks and quarters and the improvement of
roads at the post.

Washington, D. C.; on temporary duty, under in- Apr. 10, 1901
structions of Quartermaster-General; on leave
of absence on surgeon's certificate three months
from June 7, 1901.

Roster showing stations and duties of officers of the Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army, July 1, 1901-Continued.

Horton, Wm. E..

Aug. 21, 1899

Cheatham, B. F

Schreiner, Francis M

Young, Haldimand P

Bailey, Geo. G......

Bickham, Abraham S.

Brown, Robt. L..

Philippine Islands.

Assistant to chief quartermaster Division of the
Philippines, Manila, Philippine Islands, as
shown by last report.

En route to Manila, Philippine Islands, reporting
to commanding-general, Division of the Philip-
pines, for duty.

Washington, D. C.; on duty in Quartermaster May 26, 1898
General's Office; in charge of matters pertain-
ing to the personnel of officers of the Quarter-
master's Department, and of matters relating
to civilian employees on duty in Quartermas-
ter's Department at large, post quartermaster-
sergeant, etc.

Newport, R. I.; in charge of construction of pub- June 26, 1899
lic buildings at Forts Adams and Greble, R. I.
Philippine Islands..

Chief quartermaster Department of the Visayas,
Iloilo, Philippine Islands, as shown by last
report.

Nov. 9, 1899

Roster showing stations and duties of officers of the Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army, July 1, 1901-Continued.

June 27, 1901

Grant, Frank A

Chamberlin, Harry B

Hunt, Clyde D. V

Creager, Noble H..

Garrard, Louis F., jr..

Davidson, Joseph T

Barker, Alvin A..

Quartermaster and acting commissary of subsist-
ence on U. S. transport McClellan, en route to
Manila, Philippine Islands, reporting to com-
manding general, Division of the Philippines,
for duty.

Quartermaster and acting commissary of subsist-
ence on U. S. transport Indiana.

New Orleans, La.; disbursing quartermaster, etc.,
temporarily.

En route to Manila, Philippine Islands, reporting
to commanding general, Division of the Philip-
pines, for duty.

Under orders to proceed to Manila, Philippine
Islands, reporting to commanding general, Di-
vision of the Philippines, for duty.

Muscatine, Iowa; awaiting orders pending receipt
of official bond.

Newport, R. I.; awaiting orders pending receipt of
official bond.

NOTE. The relative rank of the 6 officers last named not yet determined.

Mar. 1,1900

June 10, 1901

THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS HAVE BEEN DETAILED FOR DUTY IN THE QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT UNDER ACT APPROVED FEBRUARY 2, 1901, FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR (4) YEARS, VIZ:

Asst. Quartermaster-General, U. S. A., Acting Quartermaster-General.

QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S OFFICE, July 1, 1901.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Washington, October 7, 1901. GENERAL: I have the honor to report that during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, I have been on duty in this office in charge of the regular-supplies branch, and pertaining to the work of which branch I respectfully submit the following report:

REGULAR SUPPLIES.

This branch has charge of all matters relating to the procurement and distribution of supplies, stoves, and heating apparatus, and repair and maintenance of same, for heating barracks and quarters; of ranges, stoves, and apparatus for cooking; of fuel and lights for enlisted men, guards, hospitals, storehouses, and officers; of equip ment of bakehouses to carry on post bakeries; of the necessary furniture, text-books, paper, and equipments for the post schools; of the tableware and mess furniture for kitchens and mess halls for enlisted men; of forage and bedding for the public animals of the Quartermaster's Department, and for the authorized number of officers' horses; of straw for soldiers' bedding; of stationery and blank books for the Quartermaster's Department, certificates for discharged soldiers, and blank forms for the Paymaster's and Quartermaster's departments; the purchase of cavalry and artillery horses, mules, harness, wagons, ambulances, etc., and all matters pertaining to wagon transportation of the Army, and of all the necessary correspondence connected with the work of this branch.

This branch has charge, also, of matters relating to all contracts to which the Quartermaster's Department is a party.

CONTRACTS.

During fiscal year ended June 30, 1901, 1,869 contracts were received, examined, and filed in this office. Six hundred and seventy