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Orchard trees owned by Mr. Miller on the Gila.

a.k.a. 2500 fruit trees

Grape vines, principally Isabella, owned by James Metcalf.

Venison killed by Ben Gooch.

a.k.a. venison

Gold powder contained in fourteen iron chests as part of the discovered treasure.

Distance of the proposed Chicago-San Francisco run.

Price per dish of enchiladas sold by Mrs. Zeans.

a.k.a. 25 cents, Price 25 cents

The size of Pat Kelly's lamb crop during the spring season.

a.k.a. 2600

Amount associated with payment number 3368 for Winters Drug Co.

Distance of the longest through run without change on Canadian Pacific.

The young farmer lost a 2 dollar bill during his good time.

A piece of lumber Buck used to strike Otter Johnson before being shot.

a.k.a. piece of 2x4 scantling, scantling

Amount associated with payment number 3353 for José Marino Gonzales.

30,000 dollars is the amount of damage to bridges in Bazar county.

a.k.a. 30000

30,000 pounds of concentrates were transported from Mr. Pheby's mines in Georgetown.

a.k.a. concentrates

The company will soon ship between 3,000 and 4,000 head of cattle.

A herd of 300 cows owned by T C Mitchell and company was sold to Jackson Market of Marathon.

Miller purchased 300 of the fleetest horses in the West for the pony express.

a.k.a. 300 of the fleetest horses

The first load of copper concentrates received at the Cananea smelter amounted to 300 tons.

The firearm used by Pearson during the shooting incident.

a.k.a. a 32, the 32

Amount associated with payment number 3355 for Antonio Arguello.

Division of troops from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and the Dakotas stationed at Camp Cody.

a.k.a. 34th Infantry Division

Amount associated with payment number 3363 for S B Davis.

The copper production for March was about 3500000 pounds.

Livestock purchased by Sheriff Lockhart from Thomas Clark and shipped to Doming.