Volume 2 — FOOTNOTES
Reading edition
"Denver, Colo., April 18th, 1894.
"Very truly yours, "W. M. Maguire."
Washington city Feby. 10th. 1808.
I have the honor to be, Sir, With high consideration Your most obt. Servt. [Signed] Z. M. Pike Captain 1st U States Regt. Infy
"(Signed) Z. Pike.
Washington City .08 Jany. 26 ...
I am Sir With High Respect and Consideration Your Obt. Sert. [Signed] Z. M. Pike Captain 1st UStates Regt. Infy
"Baroney Vasquez—Interpreter
William E. Meek—Sergeant
Jeremiah Jackson—Corporal
Thomas Dougherty—Private
Jacob Carter—Ditto
John Sparks—do.
Theodore Miller—do.
Patrick Smith—do.
"[Signed] Z. M. PIKE Captain "1st UStates Regt Infy"
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · "My Dear Sir: "... As to the disputed stockade on the Conejos: I am entirely familiar with that country, and had fixed it as having been sitNote 2 · Later correspondence on this subject with Mr. Maguire includes a letter and sketches from Gov. McIntire, who is satisfied that he has the exNote 3 · Sir, Being informed that the Chevalier Don Fownda, Charge des affaires from his Catholic Majesty to the United States, has forwarded to yourNote 4 · The Honable. James Madison, Secy. Dept. State The foregoing letter has two inclosures. One is the following form of account: "U. States to tNote 5 · "N. B. The whole of those charges (the latter of which I by no means conceive the U States under any just obligation to discharge) cannot ifNote 6 · Sir! I am at length enabled to present you with the reports of my late expidition from the period of our sailing from Belle Fontain on the 1Note 7 · The Honl. Henry Dearborne. Sec. of War.Note 8 · Above in clerk's hand, Pike's signature. Rec'd at War Dept. May 3d, 1808.