Their conveyance to camp, some twelve miles distant, was to cost them four dollars, and Miller had made a low price at that.

Dave, as the treasurer of the outfit, now had nearly seven dollars left, but of this, four would be required to pay Joe Miller for the return trip.
In addition to food supplies, each of the six boys had brought along underclothing, shirts and an extra pair of shoes.

These personal belongings were packed in bags.
Then, besides, each boy had a roll of bedding--a pillow, sheets and old blankets and comforters for each.

There were also, either in bedding rolls or in bags, some few toilet articles.

There was also a box of old kitchen ware.