Things

The body of a man was found wrapped in a blanket and scantily covered with stones.

A hill whose apex Charley Anderson claims to own.

Mine at Hillsboro leased by John Carlisle.

a.k.a. Bonanza

Amount of bond under which Frank Steele was held after arrest.

a.k.a. $5,000 bond

Bond was placed at $2000 for Sid Mullen's accessory charge.

a.k.a. $2000 bond

Whitehill's bond for appearance was fixed at $500.

a.k.a. bond

A $500 bond posted by Francisco Martin to obtain a one-year license to trade with the Mescalero Indians.

a.k.a. Francisco Martin bond

Bond opposite which Warrant 413 appears as $97.00.

A bond record entry opposite which warrant No. 571 appears as having been issued for $182.40.

Warrant No. 648 appears opposite bond No. 25 on page 1 of the bond record.

a.k.a. Bond No. 25

Bond No. 26 is referenced in the bond record opposite the entry for Warrant No. 634.

Bond opposite which Warrant 383 appears as $34.40.

Bond opposite which Warrant 545 appears as $48.40.

Bond opposite which Warrant 587 appears as $86.30.

The bond amount set by Judge Givens for Mary Luke's release.

The bond record was used to cross-check cancellations and exchanges for bonds.

Bond record page 1 contains entry for Warrant No. 545 with amount $48.40.

a.k.a. Bond record

Bonds opposite which Warrant 587 appears again as $2.00.

Bonds opposite which Warrant 413 appears again as $10.75.

The bond amount for H. M. Johnson.

The remains of the dead that were exhumed from the graves.

Mining claim described as the richest in the local districts with average ore values of $20 per ton.

a.k.a. Bonny Mine, The Bonney mine, The Bonney mine

Walter Morton has written a book of the South Pass.

The book of warrant stubs for March 1888 to July 1889 was examined by a committee.

a.k.a. book of warrant stubs covering the period from March, 1888, to July 1889