Toco mound contained fifty-two skeletons, or, rather, it contained buried objects reported as from that many skeletons.

They also considered the toco or taloto—called chacon by our Spaniards, and very like the lizard5—as inauspicious.

In another quarter—Toco—a notoriously lawless squatter had expressed his intention of shooting the Government official.

It is deemed of sufficient importance in the present case to note objects from Toco mound associated with the Buddha statue.