Indians (Depredations)

Reporting on the movement of Nabajoes in the Sierra del Balle, on precautions taken with horse herds, and the organization of a force of settlers to participate in a campaign. Ortis also reports that he had led a force to the mountains to verify the Navajo presence. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

Reporting on the arrival of the Navajo chief, Juaquin, with his Brother and nephews to demonstrate their loyalty and provide information as to the spots from which the Navajo launch attacks, and asking for instructions. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

Reply to Ortis's letter instructing him (Ortis) not to supply arms since the Navajo had begun hostilities, and it wasn't appropriate for the men from Zuni to go to Navajo land. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

Circular advising the Alcaldes of Taos, Abiquiu, and la Canada of possible hostilities with the Xicarilla resulting from the murder of several Xicarilla by the residents of Taos. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

Acknowledging receipt of a letter from the Alcalde mayor of Xemes on preparations taken to investigate the attack on the shepherds and providing additional information on the case. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

Acknowledging receipt of the reports on the Nabajo attack on a group of shepherds and the murder of one, and raids on livestock herds. Allande orders Vergara to send the interpretor Antonio Garcia with a party of settlers and Indians to visit the Nabajo chiefs and determine the cause of the incident, and attempt to recover the animals taken in the raids. (Robert H. Jackson) (1981)

(Robert H. Jackson) (1981)