Indians (Resettlement)

Viceroy authorizes trading with Indians in Spanish pueblos, if security is maintained and no arms are sold to them. (R. Davis) (1979)

Reporting on the needy state of the Indians of Zuni Pueblo, and asking aid in temporarily relocating the Zuninos to Acoma Pueblo. (robert H joch) (1981)

Communication regarding a request by a group of Indians of Cochiti, to return to that Pueblo and the decision of the comandante general on the matter. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)

Torres, a resident of el Savinal, but at present living in El Paso, had formerly served the Spanish crown as an interpreter among the Apaches. He has presented a request for a reimbursement of expenses he sustained while working among the Apaches, who are now peacefully established in el Savinal. A search of the records is being conducted in regard to the validity of his claim. Pertinent information is being sent to the comandante general. Also, the governor ynterino of Nueva Mexico sends to the comandante general, copies of his own service records (the governor's). (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)

Acknowledging receipt of and commenting on real alencanster's letter reporting on the election of a general by the Yamparica Comanche, their desire to have houses built on the Colorado River, and the licensing of people to trade with the Comanche for skins. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

A letter proposing the relocation of the Zuni to the Rio Grande, justifying the move on the isolation of the mission and the problem of the missionary receiving attention when ill or dying; problems with the Navajo and the danger of travel. The Zuni would benefit by having fertile land and sufficient water. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

Sending of diary dealing with events from October through November. Relates movements of gentile tribes in the north and escape of aa. (Raul P Saba) (1981)

Answers Oficio of August 14, 1798 giving permission to Apaches to establish settlement near presidio of San Elseario. Reports on Apache attack on la Laguna, theft of horses, and strength of Apache forces. (Raul Saba) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)