May 20, 1848. In the possession of William Heath Davis: A printed invoice and receipt from the "Civil Government of California" is signed by E. R. Falkner and by Capt. Joseph L. Folsom, Assistant Quartermaster for the Port of San Francisco.
Folsom states that the he received a safe valued at $350 and Falkner indicates that Folsom paid him $350 for same.
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