Indians (Depredations)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

(thoric cederstrom) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

Reporting on hostilities of eastern Cumanches and other groups and the expeditions organized to punish the Cumanches. Garcia conde stresses, however, that the western Cumanche have maintained the peace and are not to be attacked. (robert H. Jach) (1981)

A criminal action brought against the Alcalde of la Alameda Jose Petronilo Gutierres for having mistreated and jailed the Indian governor of Sandia. The governor had refused to send five men to serve in a detachment guarding the houses of the Alcalde's mother-in-law and his lieutenant Juan Gonsales. Gutierres made a labor draft every eight days to serve in two detachments. The Alcalde was also accused of speaking out against the Superior government. The asesor exonerated Gutierres of any charges because of lack of evidence, the insolence of the Indian governor of Sandia, and an order from Jose Maria de Arce to place detachments at isolated points on the frontier of his jurisdiction to counter Navajo raids. (robert H jach) (1981)

A second letter concerning payment for the burial of five people killed by the Navajo. (robert H. Jach) (1981)

A circular reporting a movement of Navajo towards Rio Avajo and expresses the hope the Alcaldes and militia captains would be able to punish the Navajo. Certified by the recipients of the letter. (robert H jack) (1981)

Complaining about the non-payment of fees (10 pesos) for burying four men killed by the Navajo during a campaign. Appended is a certified copy of the burial record of Diego Antonio Sanchez. (robert H jack) (1981)

(R. Jackson) (1981)