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Material artifacts, claims, structures, and named objects of Grant County, NM.

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$17,157.51

Aggregate public funds which should be in collector Whitehill's hands as of August 1, 1890.

$175

The suit against Republic Mines Company is for $175 on a stated account.

$17 fine and costs

Fines and costs imposed on Mr. Bruesch for contempt at Central City, which he paid.

a.k.a. $17

$17 per head cattle price

Price at which Clark and Goodell's cattle sold.

$1.80 per hundred

Price per hundredweight at which 88 New Mexico steers sold in Kansas City.

a.k.a. $1.80 per hundred

$18,962 in gold

Amount of gold shipped through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Silver City office during October.

a.k.a. $18,962 in gold

$18 per head

The price paid for each head of cattle.

a.k.a. $18

$19

Appeared as the amount of liability in the warrant book.

$1,900 county warrants

County warrants held in the safe.

a.k.a. county warrants in safe $1900

$19,357.98

Balance due the territory on August 1, 1890.

$195.50 excess receipts

Excess of gross receipts at Wells, Fargo & Co. over the corresponding month last year.

a.k.a. $195.50

$19,848.59

Sum paid by collector Whitehill to the territorial treasurer prior to January 25, 1880.

$1 beads

Beads traded with Indians for gold dust.

a.k.a. beads $1 a pound

$1 per ounce

The price Judge Bennett was paying for good clean silver retort.

$20

The amount of cash found in the Morenci company's safe during a robbery.

a.k.a. twenty dollars

$2000

Amount of indebtedness reduced by Frank Vingoe on first ore shipment.

a.k.a. $2000

$20,000

Reward offered by the company for the conviction of robbers.

a.k.a. $20,000

$2,000,000

The estimated capital employed in the overland transportation for one season.

$200,000 wager

Amount William H. Russell bet that he could establish a mail line from San Francisco to St. Joseph in ten days.

a.k.a. $200,000, two hundred thousand dollars

$20,000 block

Property block in Riverside owned by Hogan, purchased for $300 in 1876.

a.k.a. a $20,000 block

$20,000 loss

Estimated loss from the fire.

a.k.a. 20000 LOSS

$20,000 reward

The Southern Pacific company offered a $20,000 reward for conviction of train robbers.

a.k.a. $20,000

$20,000 to $25,000

Estimated value of J. W. Cress's accumulated property including horses and cattle.

a.k.a. $20,000 to $25,000

$20,000 to $30,000 in gold

Gold belonging to the ferry company that fell into the hands of the Indians after the massacre.

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