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Show THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO THE SPANISH ARCHIVES OF NEW MEXICO 18, 1802. (Godoy). 17, 1801, powder report, 3f Jan- Suit brought by Miguel de Jesus Quintana to recover from pz. Chihuahua, January 21, 1802. Transmitting representation of former Habilitado, 2nd Teniente Antonio de Arce, on shortage in funds paid by the treasury to the Santa Fe Company in 1795 and 1799; and ordering new pay-rolls for the two years. If CARLOS IV. January 21, 1802. Order, pronouncing sentence against brigadier engineer director, Estevan Aymerich, and Joseph Maria Chacén for their connection with the surrender of Trinidad, W. L., to the English in 1797. CARLOS IV. Copy. January 20, 1802. Order, pronouncing sentence against Teniente Coronel Nicolas de Robles, and 1st Subteniente Agustin de Rodas, for insubordination, fraud, ete. Copy. at CARLOS IV. February 2, 1802. Order, relieving the generalissimo, Godoy, Prince of the Peace, from countersigning military commissions. Coe 1 CARLOS IV. March 6, 1802. Order, approving as a precedent the claim of capitan de infanteria, Pedro de Moneda, of the Regimiento de Ha- bana, to count his services as capitan from date of his promotion to teniente de frigata in the navy. Copy. 1f COMPANY. Santa Fe, List of soldiers entitled to invalid pension. 1592 CHACON, 1802. FERNANDO pz. if Santa Fe, March 28, To Comandante-General Pedro de Nava: (1) Answering January 21, 1802, transmitting instructions for prosecutions in cases of tobacco frauds; cultivation of wild tobacco; trade with the Navajés, Comanches, Yutas, Xicarillas. (2) Answering January 8, 1802, financial statement of the Santa Fe Presidial Company. (3) Answering January 15, 1802, transmitting complaint of Ist Sergeant Juan Antonio Alari of having been treated like a mere soldier in the payment of his salary. (4) Answering January 21, 1802, in re claim against the treasury of the Santa Fe Company, returning docu- ments with the new pay-roll. 4 1593. CHACON, FERNANDO ps. Santa Fe, March 28, 1802. To the ReAl Audiencia, Guadalajara: : Reporting liberation and exile, according to Real Pao ae PEDRO To Governor Chacén: lo9la SANTA FE PRESIDIAL March 27, 1802. roe er NAVA, Petition If visién of October 19, 1801, of Manuel Gregorio Martin, on trial for killing Pedro Valdez; difficulties in observing legal forms owing to lack of lawyers, notaries, advisers (aseséres) in New Mexico. e Gaspar Maldonado balance due the plaintiff. to Nava for order to Chacén ; Nava’s order. *.-* Chihuahua, ose QUINTANA vs. MALDONADO. uary 20, 1802. Santa Fe, March 27, and legal 4 November pz. If wee earner Answering FERNANDO eee 1587 ete. CHACON, 1802. To Comandante-General Pedro de Nava: (1) Answering January 14, 1802, Abréu’s petition; also defense of the position taken by the governor; orders bearing on official exemption; cordén, ete. (2) Transmitting accounts of the Santa Fe Presidial Company; record of transfer of Habilitado’s office from José Tapia to Antonio de Arce. of ae ne defining duties of the Prince of the Peace 1591 of royal cédula of May 31, 1802, orcédula of October 30, 1796, fixing in trials for rape or seduction. 1f *-?-¢ 4-4 =-« «> -- To Governor Chacén: 1585 Communicating royal order of October 14, 1801, 22, 1802. eS Chihuahua, January March ns pbs. Chihuahua, * <-+. PEDRO NAVA, PEDRO pe. To Governor Chacon: Transmitting copy dering observance of uniform rule for bond ee NAVA, 1590 Se taken from Surgeon Cristobal Larrafiaga, for examination whether the notes on New Mexico were of a sort forbidden by the Carta Acordada del Consejo (de Indias) referred to by Governor Chacon. it 425 Ma 424 |