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302.

No.

List of blanks and books supplied by Quartermaster's Department, United
States Army-Continued.

(See A. R., 1552, 1895.)

Name of the blank form.

Statement of Purchases by Officers-Voucher to either Abstract G or I.
Abstract of Horse Medicines and Dressings Issued (L).

47

Voucher to Abstract K, Receipt for Quartermasters' Supplies.

48

Voucher to Abstract K, Special Requisition.

49

50

51

52

53

Voucher to Abstract L, Requisition for Horse Medicines and Dressings.
Annual Inspection of Public Buildings.

Estimates of Clothing and Equipage.

53 Special Requisition for Clothing and Equipage.

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

Voucher to Abstract I, Sales of Clothing to Officers.

Certificate of Inventory to accompany Property Returns.

Voucher to Abstract I, Statement of Charges on Muster and Pay Rolls of Enlisted Men.
Consolidated Estimate of Clothing and Equipage.

Directions for Measuring Clothing (special sizes).

Voucher to Abstract A, Purchase of Fuel, Forage, and Straw from Indians.
Estimate of Quartermasters' Supplies (extra sheets).
Estimate of Lamps, Lanterns, Oils, etc.

62 Request for Special Authority to Advertise.

63 Request for General Authority to Advertise.

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Articles of Agreement, Charter Party, River Steamers, and Barges.

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Bill of Lading, Rail, Original (extra sheets).
Bill of Lading, Rail, Duplicate (extra sheets).
Bill of Lading, Marine, Original (extra sheets).
Bill of Lading, Marine, Duplicate (extra sheets).
Bill of Lading, Wagon, Original (extra sheets).
Bill of Lading. Wagon, Duplicate (extra sheets).

Statement of Disbursements from Appropriation for National Cemeteries.

Monthly Report of National Cemeteries.

Schedule of Clothing and Materials required for issue to enlisted men (long and short).
Official Telegram.

Estimate of Tableware and Kitchen Utensils.

96 Articles of Agreement (construction).

96A Construction Extra.

96B General Instructions to Bidders.

97 Articles of Agreement for Printing, etc.

98

99

100

Certificate of Supplies transferred (large and small).

Memorandum Receipt for Supplies transferred (large and small).

BONDS.

A Official Bond-for disbursing officers, when sureties are individuals. 100 B Official Bond-for disbursing officers, when surety is a corporation. "C" Contractors' Bond (Supplies, etc.), when principal is an individual or a partnership and sureties are individuals.

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Contractors' Bond-(Supplies, etc.), when principal is an individual or a partnership and surety is a corporation.

100 "E" Contractors' Boud-(Supplies, etc.), when principal is a corporation and sureties are

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individuals.

"F" Contractors' Bond-(Supplies, etc.), when both principal and surety are corporations. "G" Contractors' Bond-(Public Works) when principal is an individual or partnership and sureties are individuals.

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Contractors' Bond--(Public Works) when principal is an individual or a partnership and surety is a corporation.

Contractors' Bond-(Public Works) when principal is a corporation and sureties are individuals.

Contractors' Bond-(Public Works) when both principal and surety are corporations.

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Requisitions for Clothing, Equipage, and Quartermaster Supplies.

91 Abstract of Articles Lost, Expended, etc.

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101 Receipt Roll of Discharged Prisoners-Voucher to Abstract B.

BOOKS (QUARTERMASTERS').

(Required under par. 1218, A. R., 1895.)

Cash Book.

Letters Received and Index.

Press Copy Book for Letters Sent.

Descriptive Book of Public Animals.

Record Book of Barracks and Quarters at Post.

Record Book of Interments at P'ost.

Book of Supplies and Property Received.

Press Copy Book of Supplies and Property Shipped.

BOOKS (POST, REGIMENTAL, AND COMPANY).

(Required by pars. 209, 243, and 264, A. R., 1895.)

Post Order Book.

Post Letters Received and Index.

Post Letters Sent and Index.

Post Council of Administration.

Regimental Order Book.

Regimental Letters Received and Index.

Regimental Letters Sent and Index.

Regimental Fund Book (three quire blank book).

Company Order Book.

Company Letters Received and Index.

Company Letters Sent and Index.

Company Council (three-quire blank book).

Requisitions for blanks and books should be made separately.

Q. M. G. O., January 1, 1896.

303. Officers serving in the Quartermaster's Department will make monthly estimates for funds, unless otherwise authorized, and only for such amounts as are required for payment of accounts within the periods estimated for. Estimates will show in detail the amounts required to cover all authorized expenditures, and the purposes for which needed. Quartermasters will submit their estimates to their immediate commanding officers, who, after action thereon, will forward them to the adjutant-general of the department; he will refer them to the chief quartermaster who, after consideration and revision, will consolidate and submit them to the department commander for approval; thereafter the chief quartermaster will forward them to the Quartermaster-General. Quartermasters at general depots and independent posts will forward estimates of funds to the Quartermaster-General direct.

In the preparation of estimates of funds the entries will be made in accordance with the following, which is substituted for the form published in General Order, 55, Adjutant-General's Office, 1884:

MANUAL FOR THE QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Estimate of funds required for the service of the Quartermaster's Department at

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Fuel (state the kind, quantity, price, and for what purposes; for officers No. —: troops No. -; hospital fires, -; guard fires,; workshops, etc.). .

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Forage (state the kind, quantity, price, and for what number of animals, whether for officers, artillery, cavalry, or transportation).

Straw (state quantity, price, how much for troops, for hospitals, for horses, etc.)

Stationery (estimated quantities for troops; companies, number of; officers, number of; military courts, etc. Each to be stated separately)..

Hire of employees....

MANUAL FOR THE QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT-continued.

Estimate of funds required for the service of the Quartermaster's Department at
in the month of
189 Continued.

Expenses of expresses

2. INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.

Pay of extra-duty men (number and for what work).

Interment of officers and soldiers

Office furniture (kind, quantity, and price)

Hire of laborers (number, rate of pay, and on what duty employed).

Hire of interpreters, spies, and guides (number of each, rate of pay, where and by whose orders employed).

Hire of clerks and agents (number of each, rate of pay, where employed).

Reward for apprehension and delivery of deserters, and expenses of pursuit...

Hire of veterinary surgeons, for the Quartermaster's Department (number, rate of pay, and where employed)..

Horse and mule shoes and shoe nails (quantity of each, and cost)

Horse medicines and veterinary instruments (for what number of animals)

When other items pertaining to the appropriation for incidental expenses are required they must be stated in detail

Horses for
Horses for

3. PURCHASE OF HORSES FOR CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY.

company,
company.

regiment cavalry, at $-
regiment artillery, at $-

4. ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

Of troops (estimated number, movement, and cost)

Of stores (estimated quantity, from and to what points, and cost)..
Purchase of horses (number, price, and for what service)...

Purchase of mules (number, price, and for what service)

Hire of train masters, teamsters, etc. (number, for what service, and rate of compensation).
Extra duty (pay of enlisted men driving teams, repairing means of transportation, etc.)..
Water supply, plumbing, etc

Hire of mechanics in making and repairing wagons, ambulances, harness, etc. (number,
class, and rate of compensation)

Wharfage, tolls, and ferriage (amount for each)

Leather, iron, and other materials for transportation service (amount of each).

Purchase of wagons (number, price, and for what service required)

Purchase of harness (kind, quantity, price, and for what service)

Hire and charter of vessels

Any other items on account of army transportation that are required, stated in detail.......

5. BARRACKS AND QUARTERS.

Rent of officers' quarters (state the number of officers, rank, regiment, or corps, and the rate).
Rent of storehouses (number, rate, and for what purpose occupied).

Rent of offices (number, rate, and by whom occupied)

Construction of barracks, quarters, and storehouses (state where and by what authority
erected, and for what purpose..

Materials for buildings (kind and quantity, and where and for what buildings required)..
Repairs of public buildings at established posts (nature of repairs, and cost in detail).
Hire of mechanics and laborers on buildings (number, class, compensation, and where to
be employed)...

6. CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF HOSPITALS.

Purchase of materials..

Extra-duty pay

Construction or repairs under contract..

7. QUARTERS FOR HOSPITAL STEWARDS.

Purchase of materials.

Extra-duty pay

Construction or repairs under contract..

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Estimate of funds required for the service of the Quartermaster's Department at
in the month of —, 189 —Continued.
MANUAL FOR THE QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT-continued.

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8. SHOOTING GALLERIES AND RANGES.

Purchase of materials for construction or repairs

9. CLOTHING AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

Purchase of materials.....

Hire of employees and workmen

Manufacture of clothing and equipage.

Purchase of civilian clothing for discharged military prisoners.

10. PAY OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES.

At

Total..

Deduct actual or probable balance on hand

Amount required

Station.

Date

Approved:

Commanding.

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11. NATIONAL CEMETERIES.

BQuartermaster.

-Q. M. Manual, 1896, Par. 60.

The original copy of the estimate made for a
post to be sent to the officer who advances the
funds, a press copy being retained at the post.
When made by chief quartermasters, depot quar-
termasters, and from independent posts, the origi
nal copy should be sent direct to the Quarter-
master-General, a press copy being retained for
office file.

When officers do not require funds on account
of any of the general heads of appropriations
named in G. O. 55, A. G. O., of 1884, prescribing the
form of estimates of funds, or items specified
under said heads, they will omit such headings or
items from the estimates transmitted. If funds are
required for items not specified in the form re-
ferred to, such items will be set forth in detail, and
under the proper heads of appropriations.

Estimates of funds should call for only such
sums as it is believed will cover payment properly
due in the period for which made, and the date of
authority for expenditure, also the bookmark,
should be plainly stated in each case.

Extra sheets to this form will be supplied if re-
quired.

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being relieved from duty at a station by another officer.-See A. R., 594–595. from one officer to another, whether for disbursement or transfer of balances, on 305. The following forms, 25 and 26, are used in the transfer and receipt of funds

DURING THE MONTH OF

189

TRANSFERS.

officer.-A. R., 594. ing them. In either case, invoices of the funds transferred are sent to the receiving erring officer may draw his check and transmit the same direct to the officer requirofficer to whom the funds are transferred shall receive them without delay, the transtary and not to the officer in whose favor it is drawn. If it is necessary that the the official credit of the officer named therein. The check will be sent to the deposithe transfer will draw his check directing the depositary to place a stated amount to 306. Public funds will, in general, be transferred as follows: The officer making

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under the same head under which the funds are taken up.-See A. R., proper abstracts, as indicated on the form, and a separate entry made of deposits All expenditures and transfers should be entered in the debtor column and on the

be written in the blank space on the account current for the purpose. another officer, or from sales to officers, or from refundments, giving date of receipt. ing the source from which received, whether by draft from the Treasury, or from Sales at auction should be taken up as miscellaneous receipts; a heading should should be taken up and accounted for by appropriations in the credit column, show304. Upon the receipt of funds by an officer, for disbursement or otherwise, they

626-630.

Quartermaster

To be made in duplicate; one copy, accompanied
by abstracts and vouchers, will be forwarded to
the Quartermaster-General, and the other retained
by the officer (A. R., 626.)

The account, with abstracts and vouchers com-
plete, will be deposited in the post-office, addressed
to the Quartermaster-General of the Army, on or
before the 10th day of each month (A. R., 627).
Receipts of money must state distinctly from
what source the funds were derived. If received
on account of correction of overpayments, it
should be stated by whom and to whom the over.
payments were made, and on what vouchers. All
moneys received from sales should be deposited
at once in the nearest U. S. depository to the
credit of the Treasurer of the United States.
The original certificate of deposit to be for-
warded at once to the Secretary of the Treasury
by the depositary and the duplicate retained by
the officer.

The accounts of disbursing officers of the Quar-
termaster's Department are kept in the office of
the Auditor for the War Department by fiscal
years, therefore no account current should con-
tain mixed accounts, and no item should be en-
tered thereon unless it pertains to the fiscal year
to which the funds are chargeable, and all accounts
current, abstracts, and vouchers, including trans-
fers, on "C," and refundments, should have noted
in red ink on the face, as well as indorsed in the
brief on the back, the fiscal year to which the
funds pertain. (See A. R., 619 and 620, 1995.)
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The original copy of this Form to be forwarded
with the Account Current to the Quartermaster-
General within ten days after the end of the
month; a press copy to be retained by the officer.

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