Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-24

captain general, testimonials of having
taken the same, entering again therein,
and of the pacification of said Indians
and their submission 10 the Divine and
Humane Majesty; in the same manner, to
the said natives in the plaza of said vii
lage, | told and repeated what our lord the
king had sent me on the news l gave his
royal majesty of their surrender last year
with orders that this kingdom should be
repeopled; that with the Information
had given of my having pardoned them
and of their obedience which was the
cause of said pardon, all his displeasure
had vanished and he would call them
again his children, and for that reason ne
had sent many priests in order that they
might be Christians as they were, and
that likewise he sent me with the soldiers
they saw for the purpose of defending
them against their enemies; that l came
not to ask anything of them, but only for
two things: That they should be Chris
tians as they ought, hearing mass and
saying their prayers, and their sons and
women attending to the catechism as the
Spanlards did; and the second was that
they might be safe from the Apaches and
friendly with all and that this was my
sole object in coming and not to ask or
take away anything; and the said very
reverend custodian assured them of my
good heart and the good intentions which
animated the Spaniards, which were not
as they had supposed; that if I, the said
governor and captain general, had come
! to kill them as they said, he would not
have come, and SO they should give no
credit to anything but what and thei1
reverend father told them; besides or.
dered them that if they had among them
any bad and malicious Indian they should
tie him up and bring him to me to as
certain the truth about what he said, and
in case of falsehood I would order his
instant execution, and that in this way we
could live as brothers and be very happy:
and after this talk we went away again,
leaving them their village, to seek more
protected site, the soil being covered with
snow, and only about midday found in
the outflows and slopes table land and
mountain susceptible of some repair, and
general, established my camp, despising
the dwelling place, a tower house, which
had been repaired for my occupation
having in the same fire place which q
resident told me belonged to said house
and as such to himself; to which replied
he might repair to the same, and in
testimony whereof, regarding said entry
l signed my name in company with the
very illustrious corporation and the cor
poras and war officers, likewise the two
secretaries who were present therein il
said town. Dated Ut Supra.
| seal DIEGO DE VARGAS XAPATA LULA,
PONCE DE LEON,
LORENZO DE MADRID,
FERNANDO DE CHAVEZ,
j. DE LEYBA,
LAzARo DE MEzouIA,
ROGUE MADRID,
JOSEPH M1ERA,
XAvIER DE ORTEGA,
Secretary of the Town
J Corporation
JUAN DE ALMAsAN,
Before me:
, ANTONIO DE BALvERDE,
Secretary of Gov. and
: | attest the above: Wal
|, ALFONSO RAEL DE AGUILAR,
: One of the Secretaries of Gov. an
| War of the Governor and Capital
General.
} ANOTHER ANCIENT ORDER.
Year 1894, entry of the wagons into thi
town of Santa Fe, bringing the familie
, who came from Mexico, and places c
Judgment which Immediately were as
signed to them personally by said govel
nor and captain general.
On the twenty third of the curren
month of June, date and year above, tn
: hour being about nine in the morning
! happened the arrival of the wagons {
this custody governed as its procurato
general, by the Rev. Father Friar Frar
cisco Farfan, and in them came the fam
lies sent hither by his Excellency th
Viceroy Count of Calves, of this kingdor
and of the whole of New Spain, and 0
their having stopped at this town of Sar
ia Fe, I, the said governor and capital
the Nuevo Mexico, did Immediately, wit
the assistance of my secretary of govern
ment and war, justice and regiment G
} the said illustrious corporation, of tn
military corporals and officers of war Q
this department, according to the roll G
said families which my lieutenant an
field master, Luis Granillo, presented t
me, forthwith took measures to assig
them lodgment and dwelling places il
this said town, making room for the pur
; pose between tho settlers living therein
and in the same fashion in that particula
to those who newly establish themselve
here until they may comfortably cree
their houses and extend themselves on
and the others, and in testimony that the,
remain substantially lodged, sign this il
union with the said military corporals
high sheriff and alderman, with my secre
tary of government and war, there beinl
sixty-one families and half, who, &C
cording to said list, effected their entry
and in testimony whereof, /, the said gov
ernor and captain general, signed tn
same together with the above mentioned
Ut supra.
! (Rubric) DIEGO DE VARGAS ZAPATA LII
JAN, Ponce de Leon.
ANTONIO JORGE (Rubric.)
ANTONIO BALvERDE (Rubric.)
Before me:
ALPHoNso RAEL DE AGUILAR (Rubric.)
Secretary of Government and Wa
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