John W. Smith's Alamo Store (Now Open)

Recently I found a document that lists a variety of items that were
housed in a Alamo store operated by John W. (el Colorado) Smith in
early '36. I alluded to it elsewhere and received little interest. I think
that the Smith report deserves its own thread. This may not be new
information to some of you experts, but I find the descriptions and
item totals quite fascinating. I printed out the basic list below, but
you'll have to get the totals from the provided link. I apologize for
any mispelled wordds.

1. Muskets, carabins, etc.
2. Barrels of carabins, etc.
3. Blunderbuses
4. Bayonets
5. Cartridges
6. Aparajos
7. Lances
8. Boxes musket balls, etc.
9. Camp horns
10. Doubletrees
11.Troughs and canales
12. Leather hooks
13. Round brushes
14. Cases instuments
15. Boxes buckles, etc.
16. Lots of cartridge boxes
17. Drum hoops
18. Case bottles
19. Chunk bottles
20. Trails
21. Flag staffs.
22. Bullet molds
23. Balls for cannon
24. Small shells
25. Small bags of powder
26. Old hoes
27. Framer for lamps
28. Boxes gun locks
29. Swords
30. Pieces iron & steel
31. Iron in square bars
32. Iron in round bars
33. Bundles round bars of iron
34. Bags salt
35. Wool hats
36. Socks
37. Kegs powder
38. Shoes
39. Shirts
40. Pieces domestic, distributed in yards
41. Frying pans
42. Pounds of thread
43. Spades
44. Axes
45. Bags coffee
46. Lances
47. Pigs of lead
48. Bars of lead
49. Bags of flints
50. Rifles

Republic Claim 130-215 - James W. Smith - Bejar - Feb. 3, 1836
tslarc.tsl.state.tx.us/repclaims/130/13000215.pdf