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Clothing stolen from Mr. Utter's valise.

The total amount of the fine and costs for Edna de Ray.

Amount robbed from Dr. Hurley and his coachman by Miller.

a.k.a. $52

Amount paid out whose items were never published in the printed proceedings of the board of commissioners.

Bounty offered by Isaac Siggins for each grown bear killed in his grazing territory.

a.k.a. bounty of $5 per head

A fine imposed on a colored woman for contempt at Central City, later paid by Mr. Bruesch.

a.k.a. $5

The monetary penalty assessed against the defendants.

a.k.a. $5 and costs, $5 and cost

Amount William Pace received for pawning his 45 Colt's revolver.

Amount of warrants appearing as cancelled on the bond record.

Railroad bonds authorized in 1883 by the commissioner's record but no other record found.

Between $60,000 and $100,000 is the estimated amount reported missing from the Liberty Bell Association according to the auditing committee's findings.

a.k.a. 60000 and lOOOOO

Advance allowed by board of commissioners on June 4, 1890 for extending taxes on the assessment roll.

a.k.a. $600.00

Amount John A. Murray deeded to his surviving son Frederick from the inheritance.

a.k.a. $600

Sum unearthed by Lucio Lazo at Pinos Altos, originally buried by Mr. Bell.

a.k.a. $600, twenty dollar gold pieces, tin can full of twenty dollar gold pieces

The value of cattle lost by J. H. Riley.

a.k.a. $600 or $700

A rebate of $615 on taxes was entered in favor of the Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company.

Unauthorized rebate on 1889 assessment rolls in favor of the Carpenter-Stanley Cattle Company.

a.k.a. $615

A check Pace forged using Captain Paul Fricke's name.

Offset claimed by Whitehill in unaudited sheriff bills.

Unaudited claim against the territory held by the sheriff's office.

a.k.a. $6,421.35

Small change stolen from Mayor Fleming's pantaloons during the burglary.

a.k.a. sixty-five dollars

Prices paid by G. F. Black for the steers.

Amount won from a poker player via a cold deck.

Amount of counterfeit money that Jackson allegedly furnished to Frazier, according to an unproved story.