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Show eesti etd, Sd R Sala iE Tserys sed SEL EPO PEL Mah Sele thy <i , aoa SFE h 056 i Sere hat TP OAR RAL TiLPT he ee ek OP ell VC West Pe ee eee tion at this and all other matters connected with the division of the land, and in order that they, their heirs and successors, may enjoy the same peaceably and quietly, and in order that they may barter their land or dispose they may see proper at the expiration the people and their grantor, Francisco Baca. Lettercr to politi cal chief in re gard to lands gold by ( a nena a which lands belonged to the India ns of onde ie: Ne 26, 1835, written at Lagu na, by José oF : oo y Baca, constitutional alealde of that sa , to the jefe politico, in regard to a controversy e iP the natives of Laguna and the parti es who had nue oe land from the Navaj é Indian, Francisco Baca. oe rhiee ue Baca had deeded the land oe e deed being acknowledged before to the purDon Manuel ; ego, the retiring alcalde; that he had sum d th atter before him and mis Ls had ‘ : . 0 PE ~@~ Pee iain. Soe oto 1835-6. Vigil y owners Juan in the city. a cies Bautista arid. Alari d San Miguel del Bado. 1836. JUAN pe DIOS MAESE. toward Petition to political chief that he take some steps take compelling the grantees in the Las Vegas Grant to possession 1316 PROTOCOL ayi rw 1836. of property | FE. Names — Destruction of a reservoir maintained by Miguel Sena. 1314 SANTA 1315 NPL KARP ESS PERLbP AA en Pa SANTA FE. of their lands. of Manuel Doroteo Pino, First Consti- tutional Alealde of Santa Fe. Balizan to Lorenzo 1838. Provencio. Matias Land Land Ortiz. at El Paso, in Santa Fe, Mortgage. o Martin, to doe ‘donadin Martin for his father, Antoni José de La House and land in San Rafael Ortiz. Cienega, 1838. Juan to Blas Ortega. Land in Santa Fe. 1838. fari Miguel ee Garcia, for h is wife, Luciana Martin, to Eusebio e 1838. House and land on the Rio de Santa Fe. infos, foe Bok 1313 Tomas Valencia to Antonio Lands in Santa Fe, 1838. i TLS 1835. Governor. Receipt of official letter. FB PEREZ, 1312 ALBINO 1838. Ignacio Duran to Gaspar Rivera. 1838. ° ; ento. Lorenzo for in question there was no one to inform him that the pr aay : . complainants was included in the deed he pee 8 er eented by the boundaries which Baca S m Company with Don Juan Dionicio pointed Chaves € attorney in fact for the purchasers; that he had no 1835. Po 1309 DRAFT of a Letter to the Alcalde of El Bado in relation to action taken by the Territorial Deput ation in the matter of the petition of Juan de Dios Maese, et al., for a grant of lands at Las Vegas . 1835, 1310 JOSE FRANCISCO CHAVES y BACA. 1835. FE. Francisco Trujillo, Juan In the matter of a reservoir. José Lujan, Simon Apodaca, members of the Ayuntami- ae eed Oe ee ee ee a) eee aie i y the Apaches in } the middle I of the sev- SANTA oe A FS Bd destroye chit 1311 toe ate "e- Per Sere eas * tet pe ke eee tn -—¢ we os [a ‘Fed = cn wf as a Ph - ‘ Jose ANTONIO MaLponapo.”’ Don Vicente Otero, mentioned in the foregoing archive was the grandfather of Miguel A. Otero, governor of New Mexico during the McKinley and Roosevelt administrations. His father, Don Miguel A. Otero, 10, was delegate ae in 7 cali Tajique is the site of an old oe , alealde took the side of the Indians as against the Cubero OTERO ee ee | eeee sd eee ee ee de Pt Macias a =@ Soak * = ce Skea. Sone. pel eg ee 5 deh diate ra Fi ate ae Ce VICENTE ny ad - re Or OF La a re | *-*. a4 2 oe ke te a ee re 4 Pk t aoe a pd ak ee pe a Pe ok Pk tatalota ae ed - eee ata tnteLe tile tendance, to which I certify. ‘‘Attending: <0 I, document a grants, this Pee Fk ee authorize hsm I would * said F-b--O-@-O Justice, as I did authorize it, in due form of law, and by virtue of the powers in me vested, signing with those in my at- +7; of the period prescribed by law for such aforesaid means of knowing whether the statements made in the deed by the Indian were true. This letter was evidently a letter of transmittal of documents which the Laguna Indians had laid before the alcalde in connection with their attempt to recover lands which they claimed and which had been sold by the Navajé to the people of Cubero, and although it does not reveal the contents of those documents, it shows that, the ee Ce Te a of it to whomsoever 389 lal. THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO :88 RB eee Oa rhe PL Pa, 56 (Pe pe pe ' Ears he -ap Ceara) "ee Pe eas eed PePo ie Par ae) bre PeerFire Pre dese Me ee ee ee ree) Et Pep pesreePS BS SPs J poe oe Larus ark 4 Pape FREESE «feteBs eet Pee) eee *. nF he lose Be ee Pastote rere Cd de dtdbee Per ee repssesi roPage s* Fe THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO 4.9 388 a4 Liked Cad . rire (Eeeaes fs ree eae i steaks bo “st Os MScuraea |
