Oxen

Series of charges of corruption by soldiers against Francisco Garcia Larios such as profiteering from supplies sold to them, illicit trade with French, and of imprisonment of vecinos. Includes a favourable decision by judge advocate. (R. Graham) (1979)

Sandoval is Charged with failure to comply with regulations relative to distribution of land and water. He is ordered to comply with the law by the viceroy. (R. Graham) (1979)

Civil suit begun by Antonio Ximenes, representing Manuela Carrio, to recover a debt from Agustin Beyta resulting from a contract involving sheep. To aid in the recovery of the debt Ximenes offered to pay half to the royal treasury. Case decided in favor of Carrio - Beyta admitting his failure to fulfill his obligation to deliver a set number of sheep and quantity of wool per year. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

Case against Manuel Trujillo and son for stealing two horses from Pedro Martin. Testimonies, denials and counter-charges. Horses traced to barter deal with Indians in Santana and Alburquerque area. Gobernador sentences pair to five years in fetters and labor at Obraje de la hacienda de Encinillas. (Raul Saba) (1980)

Information about population of Burgos sent from Escandon to virrey; 103 names with marriages, children, cattle, weapons and horses; people belonging to real Esquadra de Burgos with marital status; animals in Burgos; information about church construction in new colony; requests permission to establish villages near sea and Rio Grande; Valcarcel answers request suggesting answers to virrey; Escandon requests permission to establish three additional villages (D. Bautista, may 1990)

Accounts of workers from Tampuqueque, Casas Viexas, tierra Nueva, Buenavista, Cabras, and Ovejas; lists name, job title, inventory of tools; shipment of cattle bacuno, horses, mules, corn; accounts of payments due, owed. Quaderno 16 concerns workers' salaries; bills Charged to hacienda for mules, horses, tools, corn received from Papagayos hacienda; 2 receipts of payment from Castro to Osejo, Garsia; taxes paid to virrey by servants of San Agustin in 1802, listing 21 workers, names, ethnicity, age, wage. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Documents (numbered 73-85) list 13 workers, their names, job job titles, salaries, debts. Documents interrupted by quaderno numero 18 with several reports concerning corn received, corn given to hacienda de Ovejas, agricultural materials, horses received, tools, annual acarreo de maizes, inventory of machos Mulas. quaderno de Raya numero 6 concerns 35 workers alquilados en siembra y desquelitar; quaderno de Raya de la hacienda del Buey numero 8 concerns which days of year that servants, Pames had work. quaderno de Raya numero 10 concerns value of goods sold to workers by hacienda. Report of materials expended for recua; goods, services bought for haciendas de Cabras, Huaxteca, Buey. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Several reports of tools and aperos, revised on December 31, 1802. Report of oxen, horses, burros Leneros, mules for tiro; of corn data y cargo; of reales data y cargo; of iron, steel, copper and Estano. 3 documents in quaderno numero 9 from hacienda Cerro Alto, with report of 36 workers. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

First seven folios concern agricultural tools, animals (bueyes, horses, Mulas, machos), corn sent to San Agustin and to Ovejas Rancho, corn rationed to workers, cargo de Reales, and data de reales; last twelve documents are related to preceeding entry (ff.0361-0374), are accounts of workers from hacienda de Cabras. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Payment receipts numbered 28 to 40, includes receipt for diezmo paid to Almazan and Sanchez. Maciel sends cattle to Nuevo Reino de Leon. Inventory of tools; report of 27 workers from hacienda de Papagayos working in pisca. receipts of payment to various people for cattle, maquilas, arrovas of corn. Official certification of loss of cosecha. (D. Bautista, December 1989)