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Show 240 THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO and assumed control of the government, August 23, 1766. It was during his rule that the Society of Jesus was expelled from New Spain. In the matter of the expulsion of the Jesuits see Varias Cartas del Marqués de Croix, published by Angel Nufiez Ortega, Brussels, G. Mayolez, editor, 1884. The Marqués de Croix resigned his position and was suc- ceeded by Fray Don Antonio Maria de Bucareli y Ursua, Bailio de la Orden de San Juan, whom he had recommended to the king as worthy and competent for the viceroyalty. The viceroy, Bucareli, assumed the government at the city of San Cristobal Ecatepec, September 22,1771. This viceroy ruled nearly eight years, dying in Mexico, on the 9th of April, 1779. 069 CRUILLAS, pr. M extco, June 15, 1763. 1f co about some sheep. of (a) 970 MARQUES Letter to Governor Velez Cachupin on same subject. Suit by Mateo against some settlers of the Rio Puer- No judgment. BACA, ANTONIO, August 9-10, 1763. Proceedings, writs, ete., in suit against him by Cristobal Montoya and Nerio Montoya relating to the illegal sale of lands by Captain Baca situate in the Ancon de Bernalillo. The Indians of Santa Ana testified that they purchased the lands from Captain Baca; the suit was had compromised, Captain Baca paying four hundred pesos the complainants and the Indians retaining possession to of the lands. ae CRUILLAS, MARQUES pr. Mexico, 1763. Letter to the governor and captain-general relativ e to the protector of the Indians. if BACA, ANTONIO. 1763. Certificate by the alealde of Jemez, Cia, and Santa Ana relative to the sale of lands by him to the Indians. 2 GONZALES, JOSEPH, August 11-18, 1763. Appeal from a Judgment of the alcalde of Alburquerque; relates to crops lost af INDIANS, Writs, GENIZAROS. proceedings, October 12-15, 1763. ete., in matter genizaros, servants, etc. of complaint of two Order to remove the girls and give them religious instruction, ete. at |
