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1300 SIXTY·FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. III. cs. 240. 1911. WarDe1>u¤¤e¤t. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. amy. mr nnranmmm. ny. For pay of officers and enlisted men of the Army, two hundred and fift thousand dollars. -1¤h¤R-1¤¤¤1¤s¤r- For ajiuount uired to make monthly-. payments to John ‘*““““" ° ° oliegom an D One hundred and fift -seventh Regin»•¢,p.1aca late P IY » {I . ment diana Volunteer nfantry, and also late of ospital Corpsi United States Army, from February fifteenth, nmeteen__hundre and eleven, to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and twelve, inclusive, as authorized by the Act approved February fifteenth, mneteen hundred and eleven, one thousand six hundred and fifty-three dollars and thirty-three cents. Vw sunsxsmxcm DEPARTMENT. S¤¤¤~¢¤¤¢¤. For subsistence of the Arm , including aH objects mentioned under this head in Army a proy riation Act for fiscal year nmeteen hundred and eleven, four llundged thousand dollars. mscELuNEOUs. W¤¤1¤rA.¤¢¤¤·¢· For a ent to Wesle A. Stuart, attorne ,Stu , South Dakota, hmmm for definxalirg First Laeulieuimt David 11 iliddiefii a suit brought against that officer for eausiuiia herd of horses to be gected from the military reservation at Fort eade, South Dakota, ty dollars. cedar. William T- The accounting officers of the Treasury are hereby authorized and wiziusriiemaeemna. directed to credit the accounts of Captain William T. Wilder, {pay- master, United States Army, with the sum of four hundred and ourteen dollars and sixty-two cents, being the unrecovered balance of ublic funds contained in an iron field safe that was stolen at Caligg E. S. Otis, Wyoming, on the night of August ninth, nineteen hund and ten, and for which Captain Wilder remains accountable. im. William B· The accounting officers of the Treasury are hereb authorized and m•i:°¤iia°iiiii mama. directed to allow and credit in the accounts of Nlajor William B. Rochester, paymaster, United States Army, the sum of eighty-e' ht — dollars and eighty-nine cents suspended against the payment onliis voucher numbered eiglgly, for January, nineteen hundred and nine, to Colonel William B. aldeman, First Regiment of Infantry, Kentucky National Guard, for the period from Se tember twenty-third to thirtieth, nineteen hundred and eight, whilld articipatin in the {cig? Army and militia maneuvers at Fort genjamin garrison, n ana. cel-·'<>¤¤j·· °'°*¤~ The accounting officers of the Treasu are hereb authorized and cmdmn °°°`m°°` directed to allow and credit in the accorihts of Coloribl John L. Clem, Assistant Qiiartermaster General, United States Army, the sum of eighteen dollars and eighty-four cents, disallowed against him on the boariksi of the Treasugr. f ll T M¤1·G·G·B¤¤¤r· e accounting officers 0 the reasu are hereb authorized and c°°dM°°°°°°m°' directed to allow and credit in the accgnts of Maibr G. G. Bailey, uartermaster, United States Army, the sum of one hundred and tlnrf y-four dollars and eighty-two cents, disallowed against him on the books of the Treasury. mQg}>*· ¤>¤i¤ F GW _The accounting officers of the Treasury are hereb authorized and cmaiemmounm. directed to allow and credit in the accounts of (lraptain Louis F. Garrard, uartermaster, United States Army, the sum of nineteen dollars anlll ninety-five cents, disallowed against him on the books of the Treasury.