EXHIBIT B.-Recapitulation of expenses July 1, 1900, to June 30, 1901.

Repairs to officers' quarters......

Compensation of the governor, deputy governor, treasurer, and secretary to Board of Commissioners

$604.33

Transportation furnished discharged soldiers en route to the Home.

Fuel for the Home..

Expenses of the hospital for drugs, medicines, medical stores, etc..

4,474.92 199.34 24, 231.43 2,651.80

Expenses of the hospital for mess and kitchen purposes, including all running expenses.. 18, 710.77
Refunded to claimants as heirs of deceased soldiers..
Refunded to claimants as heirs of deceased inmates..

Clothing for inmates.

Subsistence stores and ice, including special diet for the sick.
Bedding for inmates, bedsteads, blankets, etc..

Mess and kitchen utensils, articles for police purposes..

Farm, dairy, lawns and grounds, pay of civilian labor, purchase of seeds, etc..

Forage and medicines for animals, artícles for stables.

Material for general repairs, roads, fences, purchase and repairs to vehicles, etc..
Expenses of the library, governor's and treasurer's offices, freight charges, amusements, etc.
Incidental expenses, rental of telephone, hack hire, professional service, etc....
Religious services..

Laundry work..

Compensation to inmates of the Home, except hospital and inmates employed on roads.
Commutation to inmates of the Home residing outside..
Gas for the Home..

Funeral expenses of members of the Home residing outside..

New buildings-addition to King Building, steward's quarters, cemetery gate lodge, bandstand, new stables

Permanent improvements, new fences, sewerage, paving, grading, improving lawns, roads, grounds, etc...

Board and medical treatment for insane..

Board and medical treatment of members of the Home at United States General Hospital
Fort Bayard, N. Mex

Purchase of animals..

Compensation to inmates employed on roads and grounds..

1, 148.91 7.64 18, 070. 17 43, 021.54 244.61 22, 646. 40 1,430.35 4, 421.82 9, 243.26 2,623.23

1, 133. 77 2,052.00 1,774.22

24, 031.32

34, 640.93

375.20 477.95

55, 932. 19

45, 510. 82 7,104.28

15, 097.82 1,311.00 4,663. 48

Total

347, 835.50

CHAS. W. TAYLOR,

Captain, Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.

EXHIBIT C.-Amount paid to civil employees during June, 1901.

One secretary to Board of Commissioners

One clerk to secretary and treasurer

Payment for labor, building addition to steward's quarters, cemetery gate lodge, plastering in Scott Building, grading, improvements to roads and grounds, etc...

Total

Captain, Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.

EXHIBIT D 1.-Statement relative to members on outdoor relief at United States Soldiers' Home from July 1, 1900, to June 30, 1901.

Average number from July 1, 1900, to June 30, 1901...

Total amount paid for outdoor relief during the year ending June 30, 1901.
Average amount paid per man for one year.
Average amount paid per man for one month.
Highest amount paid per man for one month
Lowest amount paid per man for one month..

412

$34, 640.93

$84.08

$7.00

$8.00

$2.00

CHAS. W. TAYLOR,

Captain, Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.

EXHIBIT D 2.-Report of members of United States Soldiers' Home receiving outdoor relief, June 30, 1901, rates of relief, pensions, etc.

Twenty-four members of the Home on outdoor relief died since date of last report. Twenty-one members were dropped from outdoor relief after June 30, 1900, in compliance with resolutions of the Board of Commissioners, dated June 19, 1891, and July 17, 1900. CHAS. W. TAYLOR,

Captain, Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.

EXHIBIT E.-Statement showing number of inmates present June 30, 1901, length of service, age, pension, and nativity.

NUMBER OF INMATES AND LENGTH OF SERVICE.

EXHIBIT E.-Statement showing number of inmates present June 30, 1901, etc.-Cont'd.

Bran..

Corn meal.

Flour

Laundry work:

EXHIBIT F.-List of contracts for supplies and services, June 30, 1901.

Telephone service, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, metallic circuit, per

annum..

Fuel:

White ash furnace coal.

White ash stove coal..

Cumberland coal...

Forage:

Oats..

Shelled corn.

....do... .per ton..

per hundred..

..per barrel..

$240.00

per hundred..

1.00

.82

14.95

.85

4.05

Billard table covers..

Per man (the laundered articles for each man per week consists of one sheet, one pillow-
case, and one complete change of under clothing).
per man per month..

.12

..each..

.10

Blankets..

.do....

.10

Oatmeal

..per pound..

.06

.per barrel.

3.44

Corn starch.

Oatmeal.

Farina..

Tapioca

Dried currants

Macaroni.

Evaporated prunes.

Canned string beans.

.per pound..

.021

.do..

.031

Rye flour.

Mess pork

Vinegar

Sirup.

Salt codfish, in solid bricks..

Colman's mustard.

New Orleans molasses..

Graham flour.

Cucumber pickles..

per barrel..

3.30

.do....

6.75

Cucumber pickles.

Quaker oats..

Leaf lard..

Fresh lemons..

Oyster crackers.

Soda crackers.

Evaporated apples

Evaporated peaches..
Canned corn........
Canned peas

Mackerel, No. 2.
Rice....

Roasted coffee..

..do.. .per barrel.. .per pound..

.do.. ..do....

..do....

.88

13.00

.04

.1050 .83

.33

...do.... .014

Painting new addition to steward's quarters..

Painting new addition to Cemetery Gate lodge, inside and outside.

CHAS. W. TAYLOR, Captain Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.

EXHIBIT G.-Amount expended on officers' quarters and permanent buildings from July

1, 1900, to June 30, 1901.

Amount expended for automatic tanks, alterations, and improvements:

House No. 1, quarters of the governor..

36.06

House No. 2, quarters of the deputy governor.

36.06

House No. 3, quarters of the treasurer..

246.06

House No. 4, quarters of the surgeon...

336.53

Total amount for automatic tanks, alterations, and improvements..

Barnes Hospital-Repairs to plumbing, new concrete pavement, combination gas and electrical fixtures, and all general repairs to building.

6, 498.97

Roads and grounds-New macadamized roadway from Whitney avenue gate to Scott
statue, grading, paving, painting bridges, payment for one 5-ton road roller..
Dairy barn-Painting..

10, 214. 73

77.00

Billiard room-Material for repairs to billiard, pool, and bagatelle tables, payment for chessboards.

420.24

Home stables-Payment for stable fixtures, economic feed boxes, concrete, pipe covering, plumbing, installation of electric light, etc..

1,631.89

Boiler house-Material for steam apparatus, relining and resetting seven boilers, pay-
ment for seven automatic damper regulators attached to boilers
Gardener's cottage-Hot-water system, plumbing, etc

2,861.49

257.89

Pumping station-Putting in horizontal boiler, overhauling and repairing boilers, covering steam pipes, repairs, etc....

Electric plant-Payment for arc lamps, incandescent lamps, wiring, and expenditures in connection thereto for repairs.

2,587.96

2,436. 22

King Building-Filling and varnishing floors, material for plumbing connections, concrete pavement around building, etc.

1,077.24

Sherman Building-Painting woodwork, ceilings of upper floors, staining and varnishing floors, plumbing, repairs, etc

1,353.77

Scott Building-Painting and graining upper floors annex, reflooring halls, new terrazzo floors, plumbing material for connections, bathrooms

Hospital steward's quarters-New addition thereto
Band stand-Erection of new band stand at hospital.
New range of greenhouses-Final payments
New stables-Final payments

Gate lodges-Painting iron gateways at entrance, cost of new addition to cemetery gate lodge, steam connections, repairs, etc

4,059.96

582.50 1, 198. 07 667.94 25, 151.74 28, 390.91

Total......

90, 727.56

CHAS. W. TAYLOR,

Captain, Ninth United States Cavalry, Secretary and Treasurer.