Note 63 — PART I ORGANIZING THE FORCE AND EMERGENCY METHODS (continued 2)
Reading edition
Exact information relative to the number of persons sent from San Francisco during the first period, from April 18 to April 26, and their destination, is not available. The figures showing the number of and destination of persons given free transportation by the Southern Pacific Railroad are given in Table 12, p. 58.
[64] Sent to Porto Rico in October, 9; in November, 50.
[65] Fewer than 1 per day.
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