Foreign Relations of the United States, 1902, Whaling and Sealing Claims Against Russia, On Account of Arrest and Seizure of the American Vessels “Cape Horn Pigeon,” “James Hamilton Lewis,” “C. H. White,” and “Kate and Anna,” Appendix I

EXHIBIT V.
Annex 5.

Bark Cape Horn Pigeon—Owners’ outward account, 1891, inward account, and interest account to February 10, 1891, with J. and W. R. Wing.

Cr.

(a)	By sale goods at San Francisco, Cal.:
	815 gallons new casks		$48.90
	1 davit, bark B. Billow (secondhand)		16.00
	1 old boat		40.00
	Sale oil casks		204.26
	Sale 6 barrels pork and casks		82.58
	Boat boards		11.90
	1 darting gun		25.00
				$428.64	$3.90	$7.08
1891.
Feb. 10	For goods left over at San Francisco, transferred to account outward, 1892:
	Old oil casks			124.94
	1 chain cable			110.62
	3 gangs new shooks, 10,224 gallons			511.20
	30 bomb lances			60.00
					806.76
	Sale 1,220 gallons new casks			70.16	3.90	1.16
	Balance interest account to debit					182.33
	By balance to debit owners’ account		10,053.24
				10,053.24
	One-thirty-second share	$314.16
	One-sixteenth share	628.33
	One-eight share	1,256.66
	One-fourth share	2,513.31
	Eleven-sixty-fourths share	1,727.90
				11,358.80		190.57

Dr.

1890.
Jan. 30	To 1 box whale craft at San Francisco		$30.00	$12.10	$1.85
Apr. 1	To goods sent to San Francisco, Cal.:
	Paid W. H. Crook, boat davit	$17.50
	Painting davits	.75
	W. Bayliss, beef, pork, and hams	513.88
	Beetle Bros., 1 boat	90.75
	Geo. W. Farnham, 1 boat	95.00
	T. M. Hart & Co., ducks, etc	46.51
	Sullings, Kingman & Co., nails	5.71
	J. and W. R. Wing & Co., clothing, etc.	454.76
	Cedar boards	11.25
	Casks for meat, $9.60; pemmican, $21.60	31.20
	N. B. Cordage Company, cordage, etc	198.15
	E. Pierce, 1 darting gun	25.00
	Robt. Allan, casks and labor	754.00
	J. Hall & Sons, chain cable	110.62
	Labor on boat boards	.90
	Wharfage goods shipped, $3.87, 15 cents, 30 cents	4.32
	1 marking iron	1.00
	Insurance goods to San Francisco, $31.05, $1.25	32.30
	James Duddy, carting	2.25
	Boat bushings	$1.90
	Ship C. Denniss, freight, 1 boat	40.00
	Ship Alex. Gibson, freight, goods	336.85
	Boat bushings	1.86
	Storage goods	.75
			2,777.21	10.90	143.02
Nov. 18b	Telegram account, officers	1.83
	Ticket and expense, first mate, to California	76.50
	Expense account, officer	7.56
	Paid wharfage, goods at California	2.05
	Carting goods, $36.05, $22.10	58.15
	Tax, 58 cents; fire insurance, $8,72	9.30
			155.39	2.22	2.12
1890.
Nov. 18a	Paid expenses at San Francisco in refitting vessel:
	Weed & Kingwell, repair pump	$4.00
	Wright, Bame & Co., wire rigging	7.50
			$11.50	$3.90	$0.20
	Wright, Bame & Co., towlines, oars, cordage, chandlery, etc	531.83
	2,723 gallons new casks	156.56
	1 lot secondhand sails	39.00
	Storage at California	.75
			728.14	3.90	12.01
	Paid A. Crawford, chandlery	6.00
	½ round-trip ticket, captain, to Boston	93.00
	Paid Hanks, $1.50; Hanks, $6.30	7.80
	Carting, 75 cents; rigging leather, $5	5.75
	Andrews & Cornell, shooking casks	23.65
	Andrews & Cornell, setting up shooks	47.28
	Labor, $149; sawdust, $2.50.	151.50
	Clabrough, Golcher & Co., ammunition.	7.28
	Hose coupling, 25 cents; medicine, 50 cents	.75
	Paid steward, labor, $5; telegram, $1.08	6.08
	W. H. Young, watchman.	12.00
	Boating, $3; hay fenders, $3	6.00
	Twist drills, $2; boating, $2.50.	4.50
	Labor, cook in stream, $3; $2	5.00
	Specie sent in vessel	100.00
	Board State harbor commissioners, dockage	23.00
	H. Peterson, boating, $4; telegram, $1	5.00
	Labor, week, $31; boating, 50 cents; carting, $2	33.50
	Captain scullum, board	3.00
	Watchman	12.00
	S. E. Slade & Co., lumber, $12.10	12.10
	Willson & O’Brien, coal	1.50
	J. W. Ganin & Co., suction hose, etc	31.85
	Stockton Milling Company, flour	193.50
	Whittier, Fuller & Co., paints, oils, etc	58.11
	Murphy, Grant & Co., dry goods	71.81
	Clark & Webster, ship carpenters and calkers, on repairs	201.28
	Wharfage, $4.25; hardware, etc., $14.10.	18.35
	Christoffersen & Tway, blacksmithing	66.55
	Captain Scullun, board, Russ. House	5.00
	Goodall, Perkins & Co., water.	37.00
	Lynde & Hough, bill fish	20.00
	C. L. Legal, repair pumps	10.25
	J. Wigmore & Sons, oak boards, etc	35.61
	California Cap Company, Ailing bomb lances	30.13
	S. S. Arnheim, stationery and glasses	15.50
	O. H. Keys, provisions in stream	10.24
	James Henry Wood	17.00
	Dillon & Co., glasses, charts, and repairs, etc	51.50
			1,440.37	3.90	23.76
	Paid American Biscuit Company, bread.	114.49
	W. E. Mayhew, replenishing medicines	22.00
	E. H. Bucknam & Co., lanterns, etc	8.25
	Delano Bros., caboose tinware, etc	26.80
	McPherson & Rucker, potatoes and vegetables	120.55
	L. Foard, manila rope	5.60
	S. Lachman & Co., liquors	16.45
	Merchant tugboat, towage	40.00
	Wilde & Spear, repair stoves, etc	22.42
	Simpson & Fisher, topsail, etc	59.10
	H. S. Bunker, custom entry	10.00
	Roth, Blum & Co., beef, bacon, etc	137.50
	L. Levy, oil clothes and boots	60.00
	S. Foster & Co., carting	788.72
	C. E. Haseltine & Co., carting	2.50
	Bill, carting casks	6.60
	Share telegrams, $22.07; H. Kissane, carting, $12	34.07
	Use horse and carriage, $21.98; labor, $7.68	29.66
	Haslett & Bailey, storage	28.25
	W. H. Crook, carpenter, labor	60.04
	B. F. Wing, shipkeeper, labor	88.88
	Bomb lances, $75; oil casks, $172.67	247.67
	Yellow metal, $5.58	5.58
	10 bomb lances	20.60
	30 bomb lances	75.00
	900-gallon oil cask, 1¼ cents	11.25
	Sundry labor, etc., at times	38.57
Nov. 18a	Advances, officers and crew	$3,212.62
			$5,293.17	$3.90	$4.84
	Drawbill C. T. Berse first mate accepted		300.00
	Paid share Wm. R. Wing expenses to and from California, account ship business		168.09	3.90	2.77
Feb. 10	To balance interest account to date		182.33
	To 2½ per cent on payments $10,903.87		272.60
			11,358.80		190.57

(E. & O. E.)

New Bedford, February 10, 1891.

Case: Cape Horn Pigeon.
Deposition of William R Wing.
Exhibit 6.
(Initialed) W. F. C.

1. Interest from Jan. 11, 1891.
2. Interest from Nov. 1, 1890.
3. Interest from Nov. 1, 1890.
4. Interest from Nov. 1, 1890.