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Mine title claims.

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Francisco Montano de la Queba. Pleito criminal sobre pesos.

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Andres de Messa. Pleito criminal contra indios.

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Pedro Gutierrez. Denuncio de una mina.

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Antonio de Tejada. Denuncio de una mina.

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Juan Leal. Denuncio de una mina.

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Marcos del Castillo. Denuncio de una mina.

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Baltasar Caldera. Pleito criminal.

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Sebastian Gonzalez de Valdez. Denuncio de una mina.

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Pedro Ronquillo de Amaya. Arrendamiento de una hacienda

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