The Pacification of Cuba 143partment, Annual Reports, 1907-1908, III, 325-26; Army and Navy
Journal, July 18, 1908.
- The best picture of the occupation duty in Cuba is contained in
the reports of Maj. Charles G. Treat, Inspector General, ACP, found in
Inspection Reports, Department of Cuba and Cuban Posts, 1903-1912,
RG 159. - Maj. Charles G. Treat to the Military Secretary, ACP, February
6, 1907, "Report of Inspection Post at Ciego de Avila," Doc. File
401-22, RG 94. - "Report of Chief of Bureau of Insular Affairs," U.S. War De
partment, Annual Reports, 1908-1909, VII, pp. 26-27. In all, the "ex
traordinary expenses" of the intervention to the War Department were
$6.5 million. - James L. Rodgers, "Report on the Commerce and Industries of
the Republic of Cuba for the Calendar Year of 1908," No. 202, Dis
patches, U.S. Consul General, Havana, 1909, General Records of the
Department of State, Record Group 59, National Archives, RG 59.