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A microfilm edition of the Archives Division, New Mexico State Records Center & Archives, 1988. INTRODUCTION
Prior to the settlement of New Mexico by Juan de Onate in
1598, descriptions of the area had been recorded by Spanish
explorers who ventured into the region. The expedition led by
Francisco Vasques de Coronado into Cibola in 1540 was
chronicled by some of his men, and excellent accounts were
given of the country. Other adventurous parties followed • Vasques de Coronado into New Mexico between 1541 and the time
of colonization in 1598, and left additional written reports of
New Mexico.
After colonization in 1598, excellent records were kept by
the Spanish officials. The great Pueblo Revolt of 1680,
however, destroyed many of the early seventeenth century
documents. Fortunately, New Mexico officials were required to
submit duplicate copies to the mother country and information
for the period survived in Mexico and Spain.
Since the revolt, including the period that the Spanish
were in exile in the El Paso area between 1680 and 1692,
records for the Spanish Period are relatively complete.
Mexican Period records, from 1821 through U.s. Occupation
, in August of 1846, are also somewhat complete with the
exception of papers for communities in northern New Mexico. A
number of official documents of local authorities for Santa
Cruz de la Canada, Taos, Abiquiu, and San Jose de Chama had
been missing for a number of years.
In the early 1960s, a private collection containing many of
the records for the northern jurisdiction appeared. The records, known as the Sender Collection, consisting of numerous documents for northern New Mexico communities were offered for sale to the state. A unique group of papers, the collection had gone through an interesting past.
In January of 1847, on his way to Taos to see his family,
Governor Charles Bent stopped at Santa Cruz de la Canada for a visit and obtained the archives maintained by the local • officials with intentions of bringing them to Santa Fe on his return from the north. His plans were to return to Santa Fe through Trampas, Truchas and Nambe (the High Road to Taos), bypassing Santa Cruz. However, upon his arrival at Taos, the
1847 rebellion against the American government caused his horrible death. Fortunately, the records which he had in his possession from the Santa Cruz jurisdiction, remained with his m~, Maria Ignacia Jaramillo, of Taos, who escaped at the time of his murder.
Over the years, the papers came into the hands of a grandson of Maria Ignacia Jaramillo. By 1907, former
Territorial Governor L. Bradford Prince had become aware of the existence of the collection and within two years raised enough funds to purchase the records for the New Mexico Historical
Society.
A total of 313 documents, the records were kept at the
Palace of the Governors until 1915, after which time they no longer were found on the inventory of the records at that institution. Nothing more was known of these documents until
1961 when the owner, Kenneth D. Sender, offered the records for sale to the Museum of New Mexico. He claimed to have bought them from a descendant of L. Bradford Prince.
Intending to sell the records to the Museum of New Mexico in February of 1961, Sender was greeted with a suit of replevin upon his arrival at the Palace. New Mexico officials claimed they were official documents. Represented by attorneys John
Catron and Thomas Donnelly, Sender won the case against the state and the documents were returned to him. In 1964, the federal government intervened and filed a second suit against sender in an attempt to replevin the papers. The federal government now claimed ownership. Again represented by Catron and Donnelly the case was tried in federal court in Missouri and in December of 1967 the jury rendered a verdict in favor of
Sender.
In June of 1982, after the death of sender, the documents were sold to John Catron and Thomas Donnelly at a judicial sale in Kansas City, Missouri. Catron and Donnelly had never been fully paid for their fees, and thus opted to purchase them.
The following year Catron and Donnelly offered the records for sale to the state of New Mexico.
Appraised at over $100,000, the State Records Center &
Archives was unable to purchase the invaluable documents because of the high price. Faced with the dilemma of losing the records because of the value placed on them, the Archives negotiated with the new owners in an attempt to acquire the collection. Catron and Donnelly, realized the importance of the materials to New Mexico's rich historical past, r------
negotiated the price, and agreed to sell them to the state for
$20,000.
Through a $10,000 appropriation from the 1984 legislature
and an additional $10,000 raised by contributions from
interested citizens, the documents were purchased by the State
Records Center & Archives.
The Calendar to the Sender Collection describes the 313
documents which constitute part of the priceless collection of
17th, 18th and 19th century archives in the custody of the New
Mexico State Records Center & Archives.
J. Richard salazar May, 1988 ,------
SENDER COLLECTION New Mexico state Records Center & Archives 404 Montezuma Santa Fe, New Mexico
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1 Viceroy Conde de Galve, instructions 001 to Governor Diego de Vargas re settle- ment policies, including treatment of Indians, distribution of goods, etc. Copy, Santa Fe, August 10, 1697. 2 Portion of Roque Madrid journal, 011 August 20, 1705.
3 Roque Madrid, journal of military 013 expedition against Apaches, July 31 -August 16, 1705.
4 Manuel de los Ri~s, conveyance of 024 land to Gertrudes Montoya, Santa Fe, May 14, 1735.
5 Manuel de Armijo and Joseph Miguel 027 de 1a Pena, representing the citizens of Santa Fe, complaints over political issues as well as over problems of the condition of the Chapel of San Miguel, Barrio de Analco, June 20, 1780, copy.
6 Governor Joaquin Real Alencaster, 039 Santa Fe, order for Diego Archuleta to present himself before the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada, september 16, 1805.
7 Governor Real Alencaster, Santa Fe, 041 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning an enclosed decree, October 3, 1806.
8 Governor Real Alencaster, Santa Fe, 044 communication to alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada, re the annual commercial trip made to Mexico, April 1, 1806.
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9 Governor Real Alencaster, Santa Fe, 047 communication to alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the placement of a bridge in a specific location, August 26, 1807.
10 Governor Joseph Manrique, Santa Fe, 050 communication to alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada, Manuel Garcla, re a campaign against the "nations of the north," March 12, 1811.
11 Nemescio Salcedo, Chihuahua, trans- 053 mittal of a royal decree to the governor of New Mexico re the proceed- ings of the cortes in Cadiz, February 4, 1812.
12 Governor Alberto Maynez, Santa Fe, 056 communication to the alcalde of Abiquiu concerning voluntary contributions to aid the representative to the cortes, March 25, 1815.
13 Listing of prices placed on goods, July 059 20, 1815.
14 Governor Maynez, Santa Fe, 062 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada, informing him that Trampas, Chamisal, Llano and La de Mora are to be administered by the minister of Picuris, August 3, 1815.
15 Governor Pedro Mari~ de Allande, 064 Santa Fe, communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada ordering all individuals involved in a case against former Governor Real Alencaster to be in Mexico City within six months for presentation of their case, March 26, 1816.
16 Governor Allande, Santa Fe, communi- 067 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada requesting that Miguel Romero make his contribution to the soldiers fund, October 21, 1816. -2- ROLL 1
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17 Governor Allande, Santa Fe, 069 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning a proposed expedition of fifteen men June 11, 1817.
18 Juan Christobal Barela, resident of 072 Ojo Caliente, communication to Governor Allande re a fine imposed upon him by former Alcalde Miguel L6pez, September 25, 1817. (Allande's notations in margin) .
19 Juan Ruiz de Apodaca, Mexico, bando re 074 settlement of places by unknown persons November 13, 1817.
20 Jose Mari~ de Arce, Santa Fe, contribu- 077 tions owed by the jurisdiction of Santa Cruz de la Canada, June 8, 1818.
21 Governor Facundo Melgares, Santa Fe, 079 pronouncement to the citizens of New Mexico calling for contributions in support of the king in the ongoing revolution against Mexico, September 11, 1818.
22 Format to be followed by local 082 officials in judicial proceedings, February 10, 1820, copy. (Includes a formal complaint by Policarpio Garcia, resident of Belen against the alcalde of that jurisdiction for usurpation of his goods).
23 Ayuntamiento elections in the jurisdic- 086 tion of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and San Juan, December 3, 1820.
24 Viceroy El Conde del Venadito, Mexico, 093 publication of a banda, concerning the loyalty of the Spanish citizens to the constitution, June 7, 1820.
25 Viceroy El Conde del Venadito, Mexico, 095 publication of a banda re the formal proceedings to be followed at the cortes, June 27, 1820. -3- ROLL 1
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26 Governor Melgares, Santa Fe, 097 copy of a bando concerning the election of diputados for the cortes, August 1, 1820.
27 Proceedings of the ayuntamiento of 101 Santa Cruz de la Canada, August 13, 1820 - April 1, 1821.
28 Quaderno of orders and decrees receiv- 115 ed and maintained in the Archives at Santa Cruz de la Canada, October 1, 1820.
29 Governor Me1gares, Santa Fe, 237 copies of various bandos and decrees, including a copy of the treaty of Cordova, recopied in Santa Cruz de la Canada, November 17, 1821.
30 Govenor Melgares, Santa Fe, 243 copies of various decrees concerning Mexican Independence, copies made in Santa Fe, recopied at Santa Cruz de la Canada, November, 1821.
31 Governor Melgares, Santa Fe, 250 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re a campaign against the Navajo, February 7, 1822.
32 Governor Me1gares, Santa Fe, 254 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the decree in the proceedings of Nicolas Ortiz and na rf'a Antonia Montoya, February 16, 1822.
33 Governor Melgares, Santa Fe, 256 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la canada summoning the Indians of San Yldefonso Pueblo to appear to air their complaints against their local priest, February 27, 1822.
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34 Jose Ronquillo, communication to 258 ~ Francisco Sanchez, president of the ayuntamiento, complaining about the withdrawal of two students along with other educational matters, March 2, 1822.
35 Diego Montoya, Santa Fe, communication 261 to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada, re the method used for the collection of contributions, April IS, 1822.
36 Governor Melgares, Santa Fe, communi- 264 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada cancelling the previously ordered campaign against the "ladroncillos del norte," April 17, 1822.
37 Governor Melgares, Santa Fe, communi- 267 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada cancelling the campaign against the Navajo, who are seeking peace, August 12, 1822.
38 Inventory of decrees received in Santa 270 Fe, (Numbers 1-88), 1825.
39 Book of proceedings of the ayuntamiento 278 of Santa Cruz de la Canada, March 23, 1823 - May 16, 1824, incomplete.
40 Antonio Mestas, alcalde of Santa 286 Cruz de 1a Canada, power of attorney to Cura Manuel de Jesus Rada, January 12, 1823.
41 Governor Jose Antonio Vizcarra, Santa 288 Fe, copy of a decree concerning internal affairs in Mexico, May I, 1823.
42 Bachiller Manuel Rada, Santa Cruz de 291 la Canada, communication to Governor Vizcarra submitting suggestions for governmental reform, March 4, 1823.
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43 Provincial Deputation, Santa Fe, 294 communication to the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada concerning the divisions of the "partidos" within a jurisdiction, March 25, 1823.
44 Juan Antonio Lobato, president of the 297 ayuntamiento of Taos, communication to the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada recognizing that Villa as the "cabesera," April 2, 1823.
45 Jose Antonio Vizcarra, president of 299 the diputacion provincial, communica- tion to the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re the distribution of taxes within its jurisdiction, April 3, 1823.
46 Various letters of transmittal and 302 copies of decrees sent to the alcaldes of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, April 4, 1823.
47 Governor Vizcarra, copy of a decree 320 concerning documents, goods, etc, turned over to the alcalde or higher official, April 4, 1823.
48 Governor Vizcarra, communication 323 to the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the newly created militia companies.
49 Governor Vizcarra, Santa Fe, copy of a 327 decree re Mexican Independence, May 1, May 1, 1823.
50 Governor Vizcarra, Santa Fe, communica- 331 tion to be circulated in the a1caldia of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the transition from Spanish to Mexican government, May 1, 1823.
51 Governor Vizcarra, Santa Fe, circular 335 from Justicia y Negocios Eclesiasticos re internal governmental affairs, copy, May 1, 1823.
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52 Governor Vizcarrat Santa Fe, five 338 letters of transmittal of various decrees re internal governmental affairs, May It 1823. (Includes a copy of one decree).
53 Governor Vizcarrat Santa Fe, 357 certification of the enlistment of Jose Donaciano Vigil in the Presidial Company of Santa Fe, May 1, 1823.
54 Elections and proceedings of the 360 ayuntamiento of Santa Cruzt September 7, 1820 - May 13, 1821. (Includes a manifesto of the Junta Provincial Gobernativa).
55 Governor Vizcarrat Santa Fet communica~ 369 tion to the alcalde of Santa Cruz, ordering the exclusion of Juan Jose Trujillo from militia duty due to his aget June 10, 1823.
56 Juan Esteban Pino, Santa Fe, instruct- 372 ions re the election of local officialst July 30, 1823.
57 Election of members of the ayunta- 375 miento of San Juan de los Caballerost August 3, 1823.
58 Governor Bartolome Bacat Santa Fe, copy 378 of a decree from Ministerio de Guerra y Marina re the collection of goods, as taxes for the maintenance of the troops, September 26, 1823.
59 Governor Sacat Santa Fet communication 381 to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re his decision in the case involving Vicente Romero and Manuela Roybalt December 22, 1823.
60 Governor Bacat Santa Fet communication 385 to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re the searching of homes for contraband or other criminal matters, December 3, 1823. -7- ROLL 1
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61 Governor Baea, transmittal of eight 388 decrees, with their accompanying letters, to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re internal governmental affairs, December 3, 1823.
62 Governor Baea, transmittal of five 421 decrees, with their accompanying letters to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re internal govern- mental affairs, December 30, 1823.
63 Governor Baea, twenty transmittal 437 letters of decrees, not included, to the alcalde of Santa Cruz re governmental affairs dated February 1, March 1, and March 12, 1824.
64 Matias Ortiz, Santa Cruz, letter of 475 transmittal of fourteen (14) circulars to be published in the alcaldias of San Juan, Abiquiu and Taos, March 11, 1824.
65 Election of officers for the ayunta- 478 miento of Abiquiu, March 2, 1824.
66 Francisco Truxillo, Abiquiu, commun- 480 ication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada informing him of the oath of office of ayuntamiento members, April 2, 1824.
67 Governor Baca, circular to the 482 alcaldes of Santa Cruz, San Juan~ Abiquiu and Taos concerning Navajo and Comanche problems, October 3, 1824.
68 Governor Baca, communication to the 485 alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada requesting a cash contribution from leading citizens for the diputados to attend the Provincial Congress, April 20, 1824.
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69 Partition and settlement of the estate 489 of Thomas Gomes, San Josef de Chama, April 27, 1824.
70 Governor Baca, communication to the 493 alcalde of Santa Cruz re the provin- cial militia, June 28, 1824
71 Governor Baca, communication to the 495 alcalde of Santa Cruz re the formation of Durango as a Mexican state, June 28, 1824.
72 Governor Baca, communication to the 497 alcalde of Santa Cruz re the declaration by the Supreme Congress of Agustin de yturbide, a traitor, June 28, 1824.
73 Governor saca, communication to the 499 alcalde of Santa Cruz concerning beaver trapping by Anglo-Americans, August 2, 1824.
74 Ayuntamiento of San Juan de los 502 Caballeros, election of officials, September 5, 1824.
d 75 Juaquln Valdez, Santa Cruz de la 505 Canada, circular to the ayunta- mientos of San Juan, Abiquiu and Taos re various official decrees, December 6, 1824.
76 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la 508 Canada, communication to the governor re their support to send a diputado to the Mexican Congress, November 15, 1824.
77 Proceedings of the ayuntamiento of 511 Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, May 7, 1824 - August 20, 1826. (Incomplete) .
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78 Francisco Esteban Cordoba, Santa Cruz 526 de 1a Canada, litigation over will left by Antonio Montoya, December 17, 1825. (Includes decision by Alcalde Jose Apolonio Lopez) .
79 Juan Jose• LUJan,• • Santa Fe, conveyance 529 of land in La Cienega to Jose Martin, May 14, 1827.
80 Governor Antonio Narbona, Santa Fe, 532 communication to the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re distri- buting of funds from the propios y arbitrios, July 26, 1826.
81 Two communications from Governor 535 Narbona dated July 3, and November 13, 1826. The first one concerns the construction of a campo santo at Santa Cruz. The second one involves the religious administration of the residents at Picuris.
82 Governor Antonio Narbona, Santa Fe, 538 communication to the alcalde segundo of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the sentence to be imposed upon the Indian Juana for a robbery, November 16, 1826.
83 Governor Narbona, Santa Fe, communica- 540 tion to the alcalde constitucional of Santa Cruz de la Canada congratulat- ing him on his new appointment (no name given), February 9, 1827.
84 Governor Narbona, Santa Fe, transmittal 543 of a decree to the alcalde constitu- ci6nal of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning election of non-indicted members of Congress, May 2, 1827.
85 Governor Manuel Armijo, Santa Fe, 546 description of the criminal Jose Apestequi~, August 13, 1827, copy.
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86 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 548 appointment of Severiano Montoya as secretary, May 2, 1828.
87 Proceedings of the ayuntamiento of Santa 550 Cruz de 1a Canada, August 17, 1828. (Includes proceedings from 1823).
88 Proceedings of the ayuntamiento of Santa 555 Cruz de 1a Canada, August 17, 1828. (Includes some duplicates).
89 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 574 election of officers, August 17-18, 1828.
90 Ayuntamiento of San Juan de los 577 Caballeros, election of officers, August 17, 1828. (Copy to each elected officer).
91 Ayuntamiento of San Geronimo de Taos 588 election of officers, August 17, 1828. (Copy to each elected officer).
92 Ayuntamiento of Santo Tomas Apostal 601 de Abiquiu, election of officers, August 17, 1828. (Copy to each elected officer).
93-94 Governor Armijo, transmittal of 607 a decree to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning internal govern- mental affairs, November 13, 1828.
95 Nestor Armijo, communication to Alcalde 611 -- 20, Francisco Montoya, complaining of the lack of stoves in the school- house and the cold which makes it unbearable to hold school, September 19, 1828.
96 Governor Armijo, transmittal of a 614 decree to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning military expenditures by the states of the Mexican federation, November 13, 1828.
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97 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a 617 Canada, election of officers, December 13, 1829.
98 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada 624 election of officers, December 14, 1828.
99 Proceedings of the ayuntamiento of 627 Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 1828-1829, incomplete.
100 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 633 election of members, January 18, 1829.
101 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 636 election of officers, January 18, 1829.
102 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 638 oath of office of new members and other proceedings, February 1, 1829.
103 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 640 proceedings involving lands requested by Truchefios as well as some school issues, March 15, 1829.
104 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada, 643 approval of a grant of land to various individuals in the vicinity of Picuris at the place called "Rancho de Holguin." Also, a visit to inspect the school at Santa Cruz, April 5, 1829.
105 Ay~ntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada, 646 proceedings re school matters, June 18, 1829.
106 Governor Jose Antonio Chaves, call for 648 monetary contributions to aid the mother country, copy, Santa Fe, October 19, 1829.
107 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada, 651 apportionment of districts for purposes of elections and elections of represent- atives, September 19, December 6, 1830.
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108 Nestor Armijo, school teacher at Santa 671 ../ Cruz de 1a Canada, complaint to the Alcalde 20, Francisco Montoya over non-attendance of school by local students, June 9, 1828. Includes ayuntamiento proceedings for January 24 - March 6, 1830.
109 Puesto of San Jose de Chama, election 676 of local officials, December 5, 1830.
110 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada 679 election of officers, December 19, 1830.
111 Election of alcaldes and regidores, 681 Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, December 19, 1830. , , 112 Complaints against Ramon Marquez and 683 Diego Martin for a robbery, Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, September 20, 1830.
113 Election of officers to the ayunta- 687 miento of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, December 4, 1831.
114 Election of Juan Antonio Ortiz as 690 president of the ayuntamiento, Santa Cruz de la Canada, July 11, 1831.
115 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada, 693 election results, December 4, 1831.
116 Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de Pojoaque, 703 elections, December 4, 1831~
117 Plaza de San Pedro, elections, December 706 4, 1831.
118 Pueblo de San Francisco de Nambe, 708 elections, December 4, 1831.
119 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de la Canada, 710 election results, December 6, 1831.
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120 Tres Palacios, Chihuahua, communication 713 to Captain BIas de Hinojos re the turnover of the military forces by Jose Maria Ronquillo to Captain Hinojos, August 1, 1833.
121 Rafael Espinoza, Santa Cruz de 1a 716 Canada, litigation against Jose Ortega and Cornelio Vigil over an acequia. Decision was made by the ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz, August 4, 1833.
122 Governor Francisco Sarracino, Santa Fe, 719 communication to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re a six peso fine to be imposed on certain individuals for failure to participate in Indian campaign, November 22, 1833.
123 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, order re 721 Apache campaign, March 20, 1834.
124 Proceedings against Manuel Gallego for 724 the murder of his wife, Maria Espiritu Santo Ruival, San Antonio del Rancho, February 3 - April 22, 1834.
125 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 752 cation to alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning action to be taken against individuals causing scandal, February 12, 1834.
126 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, proclama- 755 tion re the political problems confronting New Mexicans, February 29, 1834.
127 Aduato Trujillo, PIasa de la Cuchilla 759 jurisdiction of Santa Cruz de la Canada, claim against Pedro Cordoba, Pueblo Quemado over a steer, January 19, 1834.
128 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communica- 762 tion to alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada ordering him to report at Santo Domingo with his militia for Indian campaign, April 29, 1834.
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129 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, Santa Fe, 765 manifiesto concerning scandalous and political movements against the Mexican government, June 20, 1834.
130 This document is related to number 129 768 above.
131 Proceedings against Ubaldo Gonzales 771 and Mariano Tafoya, residents of Cundiyo, for the slaughter of two oxen, July 31, 1834.
132 Part of number 13l. 775
133 Part of number 13l. 778
134 Part of number 13l. 781
135 santiago Martinez, attorney for ? 784 Santistevan, proceedings against Juan Romero over debt of sheep, Santa Cruz de la Canada, July 15, 1834.
136 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, pro- 787 nouncement re the loyalty of New Mexicans to the Mexican government, copy, August 3, 1834.
136a Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 793 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada concerning the proclamation supporting Santa Anna, August 3, 1834. (See number 136, above).
137 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 796 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re a campaign against the Navajo, August 19, 1834.
138 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 799 cation to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re the convoy leaving for the interior from La Joya or Parida on september 6 or 7; August 26, 1834.
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139 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, pro- 802 pronouncement re the convoy departure for the interior to leave in October from Parida, September 17, 1834.
140 Juan Madrid, communication to Governor 805 Sarracino re an accused crime, Septem- ber 20, 1834.
141 Governor Barracino, Santa Fe, communi- 808 cation re fines to be imposed on those failing to go on campaigns, October 12, 1834.
142 Juan Rafael Ortiz, Santa Fe, circular 810 to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada concerning schools and educa- tion, including compulsory attendance October 23, 1834.
143 Ayuntamiento of Santa Cruz de 1a 813 Canada, proceedings concerning educa- tional matters, November 9, 1834.
144 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 816 cation to the alcalde of Chama congratulating him on his appointment and offering his support, January 2, 1835.
145 Juan Bautista Vigil y Alarid, Santa Fe, 818 communication to Juan Manuel Vigil concerning business matters, including a mule, January 13, 1835.
146 Juan Manuel Vigil, communication to 822 Juan Bautista Vigil y Alarid, apologi- zing for not being able to comply with his business request, including the mule, January 15, 1835. (See number 145 above). , 147 Juan Andres Archuleta, San Juan de 826 los Caballeros, receipt for goods received, February 20, 1835.
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148 Juan Rafael Ortiz, Santa Fe, communi- 828 cation to the alcalde of Santa Clara re a detachment to be stationed at a strategic point to safeguard the area, March 6, 1835.
149 Governor Barracino, Santa Fe, communi- 831 cation to the alcalde of Santa Clara re reinforcements for detachment at Abiquiu, March 17, 1835.
150 Jose Rafael Garcia de Noriega, Chama, 834 communication to the governor re the illegal seizure of a macho taken from Francisco Fernandez, March 19, 1835.
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151 Governor Barracino, Santa Fe, communi- 001 cation to the alcalde of Chama re the lack of militia and detachment support, April 26, 1835.
152 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 004 cation to the alcalde of Chama concern- ing detachments, April 29, 1835.
153 Governor Sarracino, Santa Fe, communi- 007 cation to the alcalde of Santa Clara, ordering him to partake in peace pro- ceedings with the Navajo nation, May 16, 1835.
154 Juan Gallego, Santa Cruz de la Canada, 010 communication to Licenciado Agustin Abellano re the murder of Marfa Espiritu Santo Roibal committed by Manuel Gallego, May 18, 1835.
155 Juan Manuel Vigil, Santa Clara, copy of 013 a circular issued by Governor Albino Perez re the entrance of an Anglo- American caravan into New Mexico, July 12, 1835.
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156 Governor Albino Perez, Santa Fe, 016 communication to the alcalde of Santa Clara Ie a proclamation concerning Texas colonists, January 2, 1836.
157 Miguel Mariano Chaves, copy of a 019 circular issued by Governor P~rez Ie the method of transmitting circulars to the various settlements, February 8, 1836.
158 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communica- 021 tion to the alcalde of Santa Clara Ie a listing of all individuals between the ages of 14 to 60 who are available for militia duty, January 20, 1836.
159 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communica- 024 tion to the alcalde of Santa Clara concerning planned intervention by the u.s. against the Mexican nation, February 12, 1836.
160 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communica- 028 tion to the alcalde of Santa Clara re the appearance of Juan Cristobal Garci~ and the Jicarilla Apache, Jose Albino, before the governor, February 19, 1836.
161 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communica- 030 tion to the alcalde of Santa Clara concerning ongoing depredations committed by the Navajo and measures to be taken defensively, February 19, 1836.
162 Proceedings in the settlement of the 034 estate of Juan [Jose] Antonio Martinez Santa Cruz de la Canada, March 15, 1836.
163 Proceedings in the settlement of the 038 estate of Juan [Jose] Antonio Fresquie [Martln], Santa Cruz de la Canada, March 8, 1836 (See also #162, above).
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164 Proceedings in the settlement of 042 the estate of Jose Antonio Martfn, Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, March 18 - May 3, 1836. (See also #162, #163, above).
165 proceedings in the settlement of the 045 estate of Jose Antonio Martlo, San Buenaventura de Chimayo, May 9, 1836 (See also #162-164 above).
166 Thomas Beyta, Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, 048 communication to Governor Perez re settlement of the estate of Jose Fausto Quintana, July 5, 1836.
167 Ayuntamiento elections, Santa Cruz de 051 1a Canada, December 23, 1836.
168 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 054 the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re the use of seal paper, March 30, 1837.
169 Two communications to the alcalde of 060 Santa Clara regarding the availability and cooperation for recruiting militia- men for Indian campaigns, November 20; December 23, 1836.
170 Settlement of an argument between 066 Rafael Santisteban and Guadalupe Sanchez of Abiquiu concerning the grazing of sheep, January 28, 1837.
171 Jos{ Miguel Rojo, Santa Cruz de la 068 Canada, communication to the local alcalde re his jail sentence and incar- ceration, February 3, 1837.
172 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communica- 072 tion to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de la Canada re charges against Trinidad Barcelo, March 10, 1837.
173 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 075 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the election of officials, March 30, 1837. -19- ROLL 2
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174 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, banda to be 078 circulated in the various alcaldias concerning governmental changes, March 30, 1837.
175 Governor P4rez, Santa Fe, circUlar to 082 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the esta- blishment of the Departmental Plan, March 30, 1836.
176 Governor P~rez, Santa Fe, circular to 084 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the use of seal paper, March 31, 1837. (See also #168, above).
177 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 090 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the use of "sella cuarton paper, March 31, 1837.
178 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 093 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the suspension of ayuntamiento elections until they are in compliance with the new constitution, March 31, 1837.
179 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 096 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the collection of taxes and other economic matters, March 31, 1837.
180 Governor P4rez, Santa Fe, communica- 100 tion to the alcalde of Santa Clara re a circular announcing plans of Antonio L6pez de Santa Anna, March 31, 1837.
181 Rafael de Luna, Taos, communication re 103 the redistricting of the entire Taos jurisdiction according to the number of inhabitants, April 21, 1837.
182 Communication to Governor P(rez re a 106 complaint by Antonio Mestas of Santa Cruz over some lands. Answer by P~rez in margin, May 8, 1837.
183 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, transmittal 109 of a banda concerning extranjeros and the control of passports, May 9, 1837. -20- ROLL 2
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184 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communication 113 to the alcalde of Chama requesting four armed men to escort Juan Felipe Ortiz, representative to the National Congress, as far as El Paso, May 15, 1837.
185 Governor p~rez, Santa Fe, communication 116 to the alcalde of Santa Clara, ordering that a twenty peso mandatory loan be collected from oeciderio Montoya, May 30, 1837.
186 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communication 119 to the alcalde of Santa Clara, re the enforcement of the "forced loan" upon citizens of his jurisdiction, May 26, 1837.
187 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, communication 123 to the alcalde of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada re a fine imposed on Antonio Abad Montoya for not contributing to the "forced loanft fund, May 31, 1837.
188 Governor p~rez, Santa Fe, communication 127 to the alcalde of Santa Clara concern- ing the administration of justice, June 7, 1837.
189 Governor Perez, Santa Fe, circular to 130 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the appointment of prefects, June 9, 1837.
190 Governor perez, Santa Fe, transmittal 133 , of a circular to the alcalde of Santa Cruz re certain taxes, June 13, 1837.
191 Governor p~rez, Santa Fe, transmittal 136 of a circular to the alcalde of Santa Clara re certain taxes to be charged for legal documents, June 19, 1837.
192 Governor P~rez, Santa Fe, circular to 139 the alcalde of Santa Clara re the appointment of Ramen Abreu as Prefect of the First District, June 22, 1837.
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193 Copies of three documents by Manuel 142 Armijo concerning the revolt, Septemb- er 25-27, 1837.
194 Manuel Armijo, circular to the alcaldes 151 of the north, pronouncing himself Gefe Politico y Militar, September 26, 1837.
195 Jose Miguel Vigil, copy of a circular 155 from Manuel Armijo to the alcaldes of the north concerning his responsibili- ties as Gefe Politico y Militar, October 5, 1837.
196 Manuel Armijo, Vega de Santo Domingo, 159 circular to the alcaldes of San Ilde- fonso, Abiquiu, Ojo Caliente, and San Juan re the "Plan of Tom4," September 13, 1837.
197 Jose Caballero, Comandante, Santa Fe, 162 meeting with top officers to order decapitation of prisoners taken during revolt, October 21, 1837. (Copy) •
198 Vicente Vergara, Santa Fe, copy of the 167 laws to be promulgated following the takeover by the Armijo supporters after the revolt, September 26, 1837.
199 Circular to the jueses de pas re the 170 election and approval of officials February 11, 1838.
200 Juan Ricardo Martinez, San Antonio de 173 Chama, proceedings against Rafael Garcla for impeding flow of water in the Acequia de los Salazares preventing the operation of his gristmill, April 19, 1838.
201 Carpio Martinez, Chama, complaint to 177 Prefect Juan Andres Archuleta, over a macho, October 16, 1838.
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202 Francisco Mestas, Rio Arriba, complaint 180 to Prefect Archuleta over a partido contract with Ricardo Martin, December 30, 1838.
203 Jose Marfa Manzanares, jurisdiction of 183 Santa Clara, complaint to Prefect Archuleta againqt Pedro de Errera over acequia matters,. september 3-25, 1838.
203a proceedings in the settlement of the 189 estate of Deciderio Montoya, Santa Clara jurisdiction, May 30 - June 13, 1838, incomplete.
203b Proceedings against Jose Mari~ Manzana- 204 rez, Santa Clara jurisdiction, for failing to participate in a militia campaign, November 25, 183B-February 6, 1839.
203c Proceedings over the sale of a piece of 219 property involving Bernardo Salazar and Rafael Garcfa, Santa Clara jurisdiction, February 22, 1839.
204 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, to Juez 222 de Paz Juan Cristobal Garcfa submitting to him paper of the 3rd and 4th seal, January 3, 1839.
205 Governor Manuel Armijo, Santa Fe, bando 226 establishing regulations for parties entering into partido contracts, January 4, 1839.
206 Mari~ Consecion Torres, jurisdiction of 229 Santa Clara, to Prefect Archuleta complaining against the son of Juan de la Luz Herrera for assault on her daughter, January 12, 1839.
207 JOs~ Maria ortiz, San Ildefonso, cir- 232 cular to the alcaldes of the cordillera concerning militia duty, January 25, 1839.
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208 Jose Maria Ortiz, San Ildefonso, cir- 235 cular to the alcaldes of the cordillera concerning military pensions and the fonda de advitrios, January 30, 1839.
209 Jose Marfa Ortiz, San Ildefonso, cir- 238 cular to the alcaldes of the cordillera concerning military pensions and the fondo de advitrios, January 30, 1839. (Copy of #208 above).
210 Gaspar Ortiz, Jusgado 20 of Santa Fe, 241 communication to Juan Christobal GarcIa, Juez de Paz of Santa Clara, concerning jurisdictional rights, February 1, 1839.
211 Governor Manuel Armijo, Santa Fe, pub- 243 lication of a banda concerning the illegal sale of horses, mules, cattle and burros, February 9, 1839.
212 Francisco Pacheco, Chamita, proceedings 246 against Antonio Jose Ribera over an oxen, March II-March 24, 1839.
213 JoS~ Marra Ortiz, Sub-Prefect, San 251 Ildefonso, transmittal of copies re peace treaties negotiated with the Apaches, March 12, 1839.
214 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 255 transmittal of a circular from Prefect Archuleta re the war with France, March 12, 1839.
215 Vicente Valdez, San Ildefonso, to the 258 jues de pas of the jurisdiction of Santa Clara, re the illegal sale of animals, April 13, 1839.
216 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 261 transmittal of a circUlar concerning passports issued to extranjeros, April 18, 1839.
217 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 264 transmittal of a circular re passports, April 18, 1839. (See number 216, above). -24- ROLL 2
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218 SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 267 transmittal of a circular re the expulsion of Frenchmen from Mexican territories, April 18, 1839.
219 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 270 transmittal of a circular announcing the appointment of Agusti~ Peres de Lebruja as Ministro de 10 Interior, April 18, 1839.
220 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 273 cover letter re the transmittal of six circulars, not included, to officials of the northern juris- • diction, April 18, 1839.
221 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San I1defonso, 275 circular to the jueses de pas in the jurisdiction of Canada, re raids carried on by the Navajos, April 22, 1839.
222 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 278 circular to the jueses de pas in the jurisdiction of Canada re the authorization of permits for buffalo hunt, April 22, 1839.
223 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 281 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District re the use of seal paper, April 29, 1839.
224 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 284 circUlar to the jueses de pas of the First District re a proposed Navajo treaty, May 4, 1839.
225 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 288 communication to the jues de pas of Chama, re the illegal sale of lands by Julian Garcia, May 9, 1839.
226 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 290 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District re the election of deputies to the Mexican Congress, May 16, 1839.
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227 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 293 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District re munitions received for defensive purposes, May 16, 1839.
228 SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 296 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District Ie claims stemming from the French war, May 16, 1839.
229 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 299 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District concerning policies to be followed during peace with the Navajos, May 16, 1839.
230 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 303 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District re the appointment of Jose Antonio Chaves y Duran as Gefe Superior de Hacienda, May 23, 1839.
231 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 306 circular to the jueses de pas of the First District re a Navajo peace treaty, May 26, 1839.
232 sub-Prefect Ortiz, San I1defonso, 309 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the attack of the Pawnees on some herders in the nBariadero" area, June 4, 1839.
233 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 312 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the denial of permits to hunt buffalo due to the death of 25 cibo1eros/comancheros at the hands of either the Comanches or Kiowas, July 31, 1839.
234 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San I1defonso, 315 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the investigation of the death of 25 comancheros, August 3, 1839.
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235 SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San 11defonso, 318 communication to the jues de pas of San 11defonso re the publication of the appointment of the governor as comandante general, September 19, 1839.
236 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 320 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the order appointing the governor as comandante general, September 19, 1839.
237 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 323 circUlar to the jueses de pas within his district re the bando issued by the president of the Republic concerning the promotion of agricultur- al products, September 19, 1839.
238 Proceedings against Jose Maria Mestas 326 and Mariano Roybal for trading in the Santa Fe plaza without a license, March 9-22,1840.
238a Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 334 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the appoint- ment of Santiago Martinez as agent of the Banco Nacional, February 24, 1840.
238b SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 337 circular to the jueses de pas within his district re the clandestine trade of residents with Apaches, February 24, 1840.
238c Copy of a bando concerning regulations 340 applicable to the adjudication of cases, March 18, 1840.
238d Transmittal note of the bandos and 345 circulars issued in 1840. (The bandos and circulars not included.)
239 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 347 circular to the jueses de pas within his jurisdiction concerning transmittal of four of eight exemplaries, January 20, 1840. -27- ROLL 2
Document Frame Number Description Number , 240 Juan Andres Archuleta, Prefect of the 349 First District, Rio Arriba, to Jues de Pas, Ramon Vigil re legal matters, n.d., 1840.
241 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 352 transmittal of a circular to the jueses de pas of his juris- diction re the appointment of Santiago Martinez as bank agent, February 24, 1840.
242 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 355 transmittal of a circular to the jueses de pas of his juris- diction re the illegal trading of New Mexicans with Apaches, February 24, 1840.
243 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 358 circular to the jueses de pas of his jurisdiction requesting the names of the settlements in his jurisdiction, February [n.d.], 1840.
244 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 360 transmittal of a circular to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re military reports, February 24, 1840.
245 proceedings against Jose Bitar Vigil, 363 jurisdiction of Santa Clara, for assault on his wife, February 10, 1840.
246 Jose Ramon Vigil, Jues de Pas of the 367 demarcation of San Jose de Chama, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, proceedings against Agapito Garcta for the constu- pration of Mari~ Antonia Balerio, February 29, 1840.
247 Proceedings against Mariano Roibal, 370 Rio de Tesuque, for illegal trade, March 5-9, 1840.
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248 Juan Andres Archuleta, Prefect of the 380 1st District, communication to Sub- Prefect, Jose Marla Ortiz re the appointment of Manuel Alvarez as U.S. Consul, March 9, 1840.
249 SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 383 transmittal of a communiction from Juan Andres Archuleta to the jueses de pas in his district, re the appointment of Manuel Alvarez as U.S. Consul, March 11, 1840.
250 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 386 transmittal letter to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re three circulars issued by the prefect, March 11, 1840.
251 SUb-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 388 transmittal letter to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re decrees issued, May 22, 1840.
252 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 391 circular to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re the refusal to allow anyone to leave the Depart- ment after the call for a Navajo campaign is made, May 30, 1840.
253 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 394 transmittal letter to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re the publication of three circulars, June 17, 1840.
254 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 397 circular to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction on regulations issued to repress the illegal sale of horses, July 8, 1840.
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255 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso 401 transmittal of a bando to the jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re the prohibition of numerous residents to leave New Mexico for the annual fair at San Juan de los Lagos due to Indian problems, July 25, 1840.
256 Prefect Juan Andr~s Archuleta, Rio 404 Arriba, communication to Jues de pas, Ram6n Vigil, concerning the adminis- tration of justice by local officials, July 3, 1840.
257 Proceedings in the case involving Juan 407 Severino Baldez, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, July 2, 1840.
258 Proceedings involving Juan Severino 410 Baldez, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, July 7, 1840. (See also #257).
259 Proceedings in the adoption case of 413 Juan Salazar, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, July 10, 1840.
260 Proceedings involving Juan Severino 416 Baldez, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, July 6, 1840. (See also #257, 258).
261 1) Proceedings against Juan Manuel Vigil 419 for debt of a mule owed to Juan Bautista Vigil, Santa Clara jurisdiction, July 10, 1840.
2) Proceedings against Juana Gertrudes Romero for defamation of the character of Pedro de Herrera and his wife, Mari~ Rita Baca, Santa Clara jurisdiction, July 16, 1840.
262 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Yldefonso, 423 transmittal of a bando from Governor Manuel Armijo re the possible invasion of New Mexico by the Texans, July 31, 1840.
263 Duplicate of #262, above. 426
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264 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, 430 circulation of a bando issued by Governor Manuel Armijo Ie regulations on the use of credit to purchase goods, August 3, 1840.
265 Sub-Prefect Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 434 letter of transmittal of a ban do (not included) to the jueses de pas within his district, August 5, 1840.
266 Jues de Pas, Jose Rambo Vigil, juris- 436 diction of Santa Clara, Book of Verbal Decisions, incomplete, August 14, - December 31, 1841.
267 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba 474 communication to Jues de pas, Jose Ramon Vigil, concerning a decision in a case handled by Vigil, December 3, 1840.
268 Pedro Martines, complaint against Jose 478 Antonio Tafoya for encroachment upon his property boundary, before Alcalde 2~, Jose Gabriel Aranda, Rio Arriba, June 16, 1854.
269 Jues de pas of the Santa Clara juris- 481 diction, incomplete book of decisions, April 21, 1840 - August 7, 1842.
270 Jues de pas of the Santa Clara juris- 492 diction, incomplete book of decisions, February 5 - August 4, 1842.
271 Rafael de Jesus Montoya, acting Jues de 496 pas, decision against Jesus Maria Sandoval, April 5, 1842.
272 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, communi- 499 cation to Jues de Pas, Rafael Montoya, Santa Clara, re certain reports required by the Minister of Hacienda, June 14, 1842.
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273 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, commun- 503 ication to Rafael Garcia re his election as jues de pas, Chama juris- ) diction, December 15, 1872. Jpt.:l-l. I
274 Jose Marfa Ortiz, Jues de Pas, San 507 Ildefonso, circular to the jueses de pas of northern district re verification of the signature of Antonio Ruiz, re- placement for Gorge Ramires as 1st officer of Secretariat of Government, October 18, 1842.
275 Complaint by Jose Manuel Salazar, juris- 510 diction of Chama, against Juan de la Cruz de Herrera and sons for having sold lands to Ram6n Vigil. Salazar cited the old custom of adjoining land owners having first chance of purchasing lands. His complaint was upheld and Vigil ordered to reconvey land to original owners giving Salazar the opportunity to purchase, January 2, 1843.
276 Rosalia Trujillo, Santa Clara juris- 513 diction, complaint against her husband Manuel de Herrera, and her brother, Ylario Trujillo, for accusations against her daughter, March 28, 1843.
277 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, circular 516 to Jues de Pas, Cornelio Vigil, re deserters from the regular army, February 7, 1843.
278 Prefect Archuleta, Rio Arriba, 520 circular to Jues de pas, Jose Maria Ortiz, re crimes committed within his district, September 21, 1843.
279 Jose Rafael Trujillo, Santa Clara 523 jurisdiction, complaint against Juan de Jesus Cordova for taking out an acequia on which to place his mill within the Trujillo property, judgement in favor of Trujillo, March 7, 1843.
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280 Rafael Garcia de Noriega, Jues de pas, 526 Santa Clara jurisdiction, proceedings against Miguel Antonio Perea for failure to comply with sentences of the jueses, February 21, 1843.
281 Jose Marra Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 529 circular to the. jueses de pas in his district re the Junta Nacional Lejis- lativa, includes list of the members, February 22, 1843.
282 Jose Marta Ortiz, San Ildefonso, 533 circular to the jueses de pas in his district re the purchase of stolen goods by New Mexicans from Apaches and Nava- jos, February 22, 1843.
283 Jose Cordero, Chihuahua, communication 536 to Governor Manuel Armijo re political affairs, including Texan problems, January 3, 1843.
283a Banishment proceedings against Severino 540 Baldez for having illicit affairs with the wife of Manuel Baldez, jurisdiction of Santa Clara, March 13, 1843.
284 Jose Rafael Trujillo vs Juan de Jesus 544 Cordova over an acequia taken out by Cordova on lands belonging to Trujillo, April 21, 1843. (See also #279). , 285 JoS~ Rafael Trujillo ~ Juan de Jesus 546 Cordova over an acequia on Trujillo's lands, April 28, 1843. (See also #279 and #284).
285a Conciliatory proceedings in the 549 marriage of Jose Miguel de Errera and Marra Consecion Romero, Santa Clara jurisdiction, August 18, 1843.
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Document Frame Number Description Number , 286 Antonio Maria Trujillo, Inspector 552 de Armas of the First District, to Rafael Montoya, Teniente Comandante Sustito, re alert of auxiliary forces if needed while Manuel Armijo and troops are on an expedition in the Rio Napeste area, May 10, 1843. , 287 Juan Andr~s Archuleta, San Miguel del 556 Bada, to Armijo on an expedition in the Rio Napeste area, reporting on his progress in his expedition into the plains, May 23, 1843. , 288 Juan Andres Archuleta, Santa Fe, to 560 the jueses de pas of San Juan and Santa Clara, requesting loans and goods from citizens in order to support and main- tain the troops, June 30, 1843.
289 Jes:s Apodaca, Santa Cruz, complaint 563 against Bernardo Abeyta for despolia- tion of his property, February 2, 1845.
290 Prefect Juan Andres Archuleta, 566 circular to jueses de pas in his jurisdiction re the return of three young Navajo captives to the tribe, copy, April 29, 1844.
291 Maria Francisca Mestas, Santa Clara 569 jurisdiction, complaint a~ainst the Jues de Pas, Rafael Garcia for having despoiled her of her property, includes decision of Prefect Archuleta, June 4, 1844.
/ 292 Presbyter Juan de Jesus Trujillo, Santa 573 Cruz, proceedings against Jose Olivas for adultery; judgement included banishment from the area for one year, July 22, 1844.
293 Proceedings in a dispute over the owner- 576 ship of a horse; BIas Roibal, Santa Fe, claimed a horse held by Manuel Chaves, Chama, December 7, 1844.
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294 Jos~ Antonio Cordoba and Cristobal 579 Duran, residents of Truchas, to Prefect Archuleta re the repayment of monies stolen from C6rdoba, treasurer for the community, February 6, 1845.
295 List of extrangeros living in Taos, 582 September 20, 1845.
296 [Missing] . 584
297 Complaint by Alvino Gonzales against 585 Pablo Trujillo over a macho, before Jues de Pas, Nicolas Barrela, Santa Cruz, n.d.
298 Copy of a proclamation by Governor 588 Manuel Armijo re the sensation of troubles with the U.S., January 10, 1846.
299 Antonio Ruival, Santa Cruz de 1a 591 Canada to Jues de Pas, Rafael Garci~, re the sale and nonpayment for a piece of land in the Chama area, April 14, 1846.
300 Jose Pablo Gallegos, Pefect of the 594 Northern District, Taos, circular to the jueses de pas under his juris- diction re a manifiesto given by the interim President of Mexico, June 16, 1846.
301 Antonio Jose Otero, Peralta, to 596 Donaciano Vigil, sending some sugar and chocolate and informing him of Navajo attacks on Sebolleta and Laguna, March 30, 1847.
302 Jos' S. Ramirez, San Pedro, to Governor 600 Donaciano Vigil concerning the San Pedro grant, September 28, 1847.
303 Charles Blumner, Territorial Treasurer, 604 accounts receivable and payable from 16 November to 19 December, 1847.
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304 Jose Pablo Gallegos, Abiquiu, circular 607 to the jueses de pas in northern New Mexico, concerning goods illegally purchased from Utes who had attacked, killed and stolen from residents of the U.S., April 12, 1849.
305 Jose Antonio Manzanares, jues de 610 pruebas, Rio Arriba County, proclama- tion calling for an election for a representative to the Territorial Legislature, n.d. (1850?).
306 Rafael Armijo, Albuquerque, to 612 Donaciano Vigil, informing him of the results of the county convention and requesting Vigil to keep him informed on some matters within his county, April 11, 1850.
307 Jose Pablo Gallegos, Prefect of Rio 615 Arriba County, Abiquiu, to the Secretary of the Territory concerning a Navajo raid on Ballesito in which seventeen horses were taken, May 15, 1851.
308 Jose Candelario Romero and six other 618 followers, Truchas, to Jues de Pas, Jose Gabriel Aranda, petition for lands in the area. Aranda informs them that he will proceed to partition the lands, March 27, 1852.
309 [Missing].
310 J.L. Collins, Santa Fe, to Luke Lea, 622 Washington, D.C., letter of introduct- ion for Manuel Alvarez, February 27, 1855.
311 Copy of the appointment of Manuel Armijo 624 as Comandante General, March 7, 1846. Copy certified by W.G. Ritch, September 1, 1884.
312 Set of rules to be adhered to by the 628 residents of Santa Cruz de 1a Canada, n.d.
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313 Circular re the mustering of men for 631 a Navajo campaign, n.d. Santa Cruz area (Includes a partial listing of men) .
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