113 Index Terms previous 1 - 20 next\nUbal, Don Francisco de\nUboz[?], Lorenzo de (royal official)\nTranslation of certified copy of proceedings concerning payment to soldiers of the abandoned presidio of Los Adaes.\nTranslation of certified copy of voucher of ammunition and supplies bought by Martín Navarro at Natchitoches.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, announcing the appointment of Martínez Pacheco as Governor of Texas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting Juan de Ugalde's appointment as Commandant General.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, discussing the remittance of military reports of Béxar and La Bahía to Juan de Ugalde.\nTranslation of Cabello to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch announcing Juan de Ugalde's appointment as Commandant General.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of documents announcing Juan de Ugalde's appointment.\nTranslation of copy of Lerena's letter transmitting royal order on the style of official correspondence in the colonies.\nTranslation of certified copy of preceding document.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting assumption of office of Governor Martínez Pacheco.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting assumption of duties as Governor of Texas.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of information on Martínez Pacheco's assumption of office.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, recommending removal of Cazorla from La Bahía for inefficiency.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for writing military reports.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for writing official correspondence and official reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting gunpowder report.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of information concerning the appointments of Martínez Pacheco and Juan de Ugalde.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco reporting arrangements for subduing the Mescalero Apache.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports of Béxar\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting the Cabildo's affidavit concerning Martínez Pacheco's installation in office.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting the Cabildo's affidavit of defense measures taken by Martínez Pacheco against the Taguayases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting steps taken to open direct route to Santa Rosa.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrangements for sending to Monclova for tobacco.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing orders received on Indian relations.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, warning of danger after the Taguayases' attack.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of instructions for writing official correspondence and official reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of instructions for writing military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, requesting blank forms for soldiers' licenses to retire from service.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of instructions concerning the remittance of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return of party sent to open direct road to Coahuila.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of petition of priest at San Juan concerning Indian prisoners at Laredo.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning military reports from La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning military reports from Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, discussing Cazorla's report on failure of party sent out against the Carancaguases.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of the Cabildo's affidavit on Martínez Pacheco's installation in office.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, approving steps taken to open direct route to Coahuila.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for the collection of tobacco and gunpowder at Coahuila.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of Ugalde's orders on military inspection of La Bahía and Béxar companies.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting blank forms to register disabled soldiers at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of blank forms to register disabled soldiers at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting extract of military operations at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, discussing Indian relations.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting return of José María Hernández.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting letter concerning settlement of Lipans in missions at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting census report of Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Cabello for Río Grande.\nTranslation of copy of letter from Archbishop to Ugalde, transmitting royal decision in case of Ugalde vs. De Croix.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions on policy with Lipans, Taguayaces and Comanches.\nTranslation of copy of letter from Ugarte y Loyola to Ugalde, concerning Ugarte y Loyola's duties in Indian war in conjunction with José Rengel and Juan de Ugalde.\nTranslation of copy of the Archbishop's letter to Ugalde, announcing powers of Viceroy Manuel Flores.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting capture and imprisonment of a Lipan Indian who promised to become a Christian and serve as an interpreter.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for formal trial of Lipan Indian held in prison at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrival at Béxar of Quiscas and Yscanes demanding gifts of tobacco and corn.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting royal dispatch defining powers of Manuel Antonio Flores over Commandant General of the Interior Provinces.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing state of affairs of Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Quiscas and Yscanes at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Vidai and Orcoquisac Indians to Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Anglinos' Journal (account) and map on the expedition to the coast.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, approving Martínez Pacheco's policy with Taguacanas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of royal decree providing transportation for military widows returning to Spain.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Vidais and Orcoquizas visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting investigation of case of Lipan Indian charged with murder.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting instructions on style of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting summary proceedings in case of Lipan Indian.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Marcelo Valdés' petition to retire from service.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting the chaplain's petitions for discharge and pension.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting management of affairs in Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting news from Pedro Vial and discussing plans for securing Comanche aid in exploring direct route to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting royal order on style of military correspondence.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting La Bahía chaplain's petitions for retirement and reward for services.\nTranslation of certified copy of Ugalde's letter to Martínez Pacheco, discussing Anglino's map and Journal (account) of trip made to coastal region of San Bernardo.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, recommending employment of senior sergeant as second alférez for Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, discussing peace with the Mescalero Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of Marcelo Valdés' request for retirement from service.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting proper remittance of military reports.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting accounts of retention fund of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, recommending the appointment of senior corporal as sergeant of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of reports of peace signed by Teguacana and Vidai Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning petitions of Fray José Félix Ramos.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning Cazorla's letter reporting accounts of retention fund of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, enclosing instructions for improvement in La Bahía military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Eca y Músquiz' petition for discharge from military service.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting copies of correspondence containing the names of the founders of San Antonio de Béxar.\nTranslation of Nominations for military appointments.\nTranslation of proceedings concerning José Antonio Eca y Músquiz' petition for military discharge.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting death certificate of Comanche woman buried at Béxar and record of Lipans who were baptized and died at San Antonio de Valero Mission.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Tancahuas at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting recommendation for military appointment at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting royal dispatches concerning Juan de Ugalde and frontier defense.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch of October 12.\nTranslation of certified copy of Ugalde's letter to captains of presidios, transmitting royal cedula on style of military correspondence.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of instructions for improvement of La Bahía's military reports.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, reporting publication of royal dispatches concerning Ugalde and frontier defense.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of royal order defining Antonio Flores' powers as Viceroy.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of royal dispatches concerning Juan de Ugalde and frontier defense.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting completion of orders concerning improvement of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders for collection of truncheons given to Lipan chiefs.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of information concerning arrival of Tancagues at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning documents concerning military appointment at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of lists of baptized Indians at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning Eca y Músquiz' petition.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting accounts of Béxar and La Bahía retention fund.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing reduction of coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of Mares' Journal (account) of route from New Mexico to Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting annual operating costs involved in gathering cattle for military consumption.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting recommendations for appointment of second alférez of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Tancaguas visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders concerning Eca y Músquiz' military duties.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing financial details of Texas companies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting copies of Eca y Méusquiz' petition to retire from service.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports from Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting nomination of Prudencio Rodríguez as sergeant of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting information on the remittance to Rengel of certain military reports.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instruction to cease commission as sub-inspector and to notify Cazorla of direct communication with Ugalde.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning nominations for military appointment at Béxar for proper presentation.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of military reports of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of favorable report on relations with the Tancagues.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Taguacanes to Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing Cazorla's report on Indian relations.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting instructions to forward military reports directly to Ugalde.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that military reports for 1786 were sent to Rengel on March 17, 1787.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting remittance of orders to La Bahía to send military reports directly to Ugalde.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of orders to send certain military reports directly to Ugalde.\nTranslation of certified copy of preceding letter.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, approving Prudencio Rodríguez' military appointment.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting a full report on raids by Lipans at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of report on Taguacanas visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrival of Cocos and Orcoquisacs visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of certified copy of Ugalde's letter to Muñoz, ordering campaign against coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting orders to organize a campaign to punish coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of circulars concerning inspection of presidios.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, discussing arrangements for expedition against coastal Indians\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing Indian relations.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of report on Cocos and Orcoquisacs visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of military reports of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of nominations for military appointments.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing Indian policy.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Cocos and Orcoquizacs visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting preparations for campaign against coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting attacks by band of Taguayas, Guichitas and Taguacanas upon Captain Zapato Sas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrival of Comanches at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting nominations for military appointments at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Cazorla's reasons for delaying campaign against coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting on character of Indian captain of the Coco tribe.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Comanches to Béxar.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, reporting inability to prepare evidence concerning robbery by Lipans.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Cazorla's letter on efforts to investigate robbery by Lipans.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting lack of additional information concerning attack upon Lipan captain Zapato Sas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders to maintain peace with Northern Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting distribution of presents to the Comanches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Comanches who were to escort Mares and his companions to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of decree dividing the government of the Interior Provinces.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report on the investigation of robbery by Lipans.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Comanches on way to New Mexico who reported fight with the Mescalero Apaches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military report of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging instructions to persuade the Comanche not to cross the Río Grande.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, discussing expedition from Béxar to Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, reporting intention of visiting Béxar and asking that certain Indians be asked to meet him.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting completion of orders concerning expedition to the coast.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrival of Taguayas at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, discussing owernship of horse in the hands of Indian.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, calling for annual report of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, calling for report of military men at Béxar enjoying retirement and pensions.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of military reports from Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of report concerning visit of Taguayas.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of proposals for military appointments.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Villa, Justicia y Regimiento of San Fernando, acknowledging receipt of congratulations upon promotion to Commandant General.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Comanche captains, inviting them to Béxar to meet Ugalde.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting theft of horses by Lipans at Palo Alto.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting on visit by Taguayases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting events concerning trip to discover direct route to Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting financial reports of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, enclosing expense account of Mares and troop on trip from New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report on gunpowder supply.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report of the officers' reserve fund.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of information of Ugalde's intended visit to Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting intended visit of Comanches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting list of military men of the company of Béxar enjoying retirement and/or pensions.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to [Ugalde], transmitting financial reports of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, enclosing report of Indian expenses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting annual report of gunpowder supply at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting belated annual reports.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of account of Mares' trip to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions to keep open military vacancies caused by death or desertion of soldiers.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting record of franked mail.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of reports on gunpowder supply.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of report of the officers' reserve fund at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, disapproving of Curbelo's actions while escorting party to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting steps taken to send invitation to Comanches to visit Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports of the cavalry division of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report of the investigation of horse theft by Lipans at Palo Alto.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding service records of the cavalry division of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, requesting additional information concerning ownership of horse at Santa Rosa.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report of mail franked.\nTranslation of [Martínez Pacheco] to Ugalde, transmitting accounts of the officers' reserve fund.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting measures taken to send Amangual to collect payroll at San Luis Potosí.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report of gunpowder supply at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders concerning military appointments.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrangements for visit of Comanche chiefs to Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting expense reports of gifts to Taguacanes visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting financial report of the officers' reserve fund.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting financial report of the company of Béxar for 1787.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding belated financial reports of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting distribution of presents to Taguacanes visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Comanche Indians after receiving presents.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting baptism, death, and burial of Lipan Apache child.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Juan de Ugalde, forwarding military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of royal orders of September 30, 1788, regarding salaries.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of Francisco Gil's dissertation on a new method to prevent smallpox.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, quoting Cazorla's letter of May 2, 1788, concerning the peace treaty with the coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, including his proposal to promote José Manuel Granados to sergeant of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Cazorla's letter of May 7, 1788, concerning José Santoja.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning Indian affairs.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, recommending promotion of Andrés del Valle to sergeant.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the escape of a Lipan prisoner.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the presence of suspicious Indians, said to be Tonkawas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the publication of royal orders of September 17, 1787.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the release of soldiers jailed after a Lipan Indian escaped.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding accounts of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting depredations of Taguayases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing minor military business.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival of a party of visiting Tancague Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding census of Texas as of December 31, 1787.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding copy of a proclamation concerning functions of the Secretarías de Indias.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning the nomination of Domingo Pérez as sergeant.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Valdés' proclamation concerning removal of sick soldiers from Veracruz.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, submitting instructions for payment of troops.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the departure of a group of Tancague Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military accounts.\nTranslation of journal (account) of military operations for June, 1788.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military reports for June, 1788.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding reports of Indian expenses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visits of Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting on visiting Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Bernardo Fernández, forwarding Ugalde's order of June 19, 1788, concerning administrative matters.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, discussing the collection of debt Manual de Urrutia owed Fray Luis Mariano de Cárdenas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of proclamation regarding division of duties of the Secretaría de Indias.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of military details at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of royal order regarding removal of sick soldiers from Veracruz.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for the collection of money allotted Béxar for the second part of 1788.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, directing that all correspondence be addressed to Saltillo.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of proposals to fill the place of Sergeant Pérez.\nTranslation of report on supplies for cavalry company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military details.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting theft of horses by Comanche Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing administrative details.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the desertion of Tomás de Luna.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of proclamation explaining royal decree of July 8, 1787.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting arrangements to send for supplies and money for the troops.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, reporting arrival of José Miguel Sánchez, who has joined the service at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting enlistment of interpreter Francisco Javier Chávez.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting return of party sent out to search for Comanches with stolen horses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, requesting the discharge of José Sosa de Rosas and Carlos Hernández.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing substitution of José Miguel Sánchez for Pedro Flores of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders for routing mail.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that a detachment has been sent to San Luis for supplies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit by friendly Coco and Bidai Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding a royal proclamation allowing the Viceroy to affix half signature to official documents.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding decree concerning the Viceroy's stamp signature.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding a proclamation concerning mail couriers.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding proclamation that includes royal orders reducing Gálvez' term of residencia.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Manuel Antonio Flores' orders concerning the treatment of deserters and giving other instructions as to publication of the said letters.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding two copies of preceding proclamation.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting study of frontier conditions and requesting the governor's opinion on the said subject.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting departure of Coco and Vidai Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, forwarding proclamation concerning the collection of credits in Spain of those moving to Indies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding financial reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting failure of attempt to recover horses stolen by Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting theft of horses by Tancagues Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting letter to Cazorla, discharging Lieutenant Marcelo Valdés.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, announcing appointment of José Santoja as lieutenant at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, announcing the appointment of Cazorla as Governor of Coahuila.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, giving information on movements of the Lipans.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Coco, Attacapa and Orcoquiza Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Antonio Flores' official letter of August 11, 1788, concerning military distribution of Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of proclamation of August 21, 1788, concerning mail couriers.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting proclamation concerning the Viceroy's signature.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of proclamation concerning the Viceroy's use of stamp signature.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of a royal proclamation reducing Gálvez' term of residencia.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication in Béxar of a proclamation concerning deserters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication in the towns of the province of Texas, of a proclamation concerning deserters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding reports of expenses incurred entertaining Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting depredation by Indians, believed to be Taguayas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that José Antonio Baquera has been attacked by Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the departure of an Indian with letters to the Comanche.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting a visit of Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, directing that future correspondence be addressed to Santa Rosa.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Santoja's letter reporting the death of Cazorla.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, sending copy of instructions to Santoja.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting death of Marcelino Arreola, killed by the Taguayaces on the Colorado.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning Cazorla's passport.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting Marcelo Valdes' retirement.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting fulfillment of orders concerning Santoja's provisional commission.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of royal orders concerning the powers of the Viceroy.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, notifying remittance of instructions given to Santoja for the provisional command of La Bahía.\nTranslation of copy of Ugalde's letter to Santoja, giving instructions on administrative matters of La Bahía.\nTranslation of copy of Ugalde's letter to Santoja, giving instructions on accounting matters of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders concerning collection of credits of those leaving Spain.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting De Mézières' letter reporting illness of Santoja.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting De Mézières' letter reporting Santoja's death.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting his letter to De Mézières with instructions for the completion of military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Taguaya Indians who have been robbed of horses by Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders concerning mail.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of orders regarding administrative division of the Interior Provinces.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting necessity of arrangements because of the death of Santoja.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return of Tancagues without the horses stolen by Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return of Amangual from San Luis Potosí with supplies.\nTranslation of Manuel de Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, asking if Carancahuase Indians are to be attacked.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Fernando de la Concha's letter of June 26, informing of the trip of José Mares and Pedro Vial.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of commission of José Javier Menchaca as second lieutenant of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding gunpowder supply budget for 1789.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting instructions concerning escorts for missionaries.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, sending instructions concerning escorts' arrival.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning military reports for corrections.\nTranslation of José María de Echegaray, reporting amounts advanced to certain soldiers.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Fernando de la Concha, reporting on expedition of Pedro Vial and companions to open new roads.\nTranslation of reports on election of Francisco Amangual as paymaster of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military report.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting report of Amangual's election as company paymaster for 1789-91\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting an account of revenue from official correspondence while Ugalde was in Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, ordering Angel Anglino to Santa Rosa immediately to take charge of constructions work.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting on Indians affairs.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting on the measures taken with Comanches suspected of planning to steal horses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Espadas, informing him that no more corn can be sent from Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Fernández, transmitting text of Ugalde's January 3 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of royal order concerning Córdova's return to Spain and Bonilla's appointment as his successor.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting the account of the revenue from official correspondence ordered by Ugalde.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of royal order concerning invalids' pensions.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting return of Comanche Indians to their rancherías.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of resolution concerning status of military men in high administrative positions.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting Anglino had left for Santa Rosa in obedience to Ugalde's order.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting theft of horses and mules by Comanches Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting an instancia from the political government of Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the visit of a party of Guachitas, Quichiquec, and Taguacanes.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of royal order concerning Córdova and Bonilla.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Fray José Rafael de Oliva's letter of December 31, 1788, reporting decadence at La Bahía mission and asking for additional priest.\nTranslation of report of hostilities in Béxar and La Bahía during January.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the visit of fifteen Coco Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' letter of November 20, 1788, on presentation of petitions.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival of a small party of Lipan Indians, who complained that the Comanches had twice stolen their horses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Espadas' January 29 report on Indian depredations.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the imminent arrival of a party of Taguacanes and stating his need for gifts.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, concerning royal cedula dealing with the proper worship of the Immaculate Conception.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing the status of various soldiers and asking for the remittance of Manuel Ramón's invalid's pension.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival of twenty-five Taguayaz and mentioning the need for gifts for the friendly Indian tribes.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, replying to his January 30 letter concerning the dispute between him and Father Oliva over the price of corn.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Espadas' letter concerning the remittance of military reports.\nTranslation of [Martínez Pacheco] to Ugalde, transmitting text of Espadas' February 1 letter requesting reinforcements and the affirmative February 3 reply thereto.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the baptism, death, and burial of two Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of proclamation concerning the May 24, 1788, royal cedula.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting text of letter to Espadas of the same date and instructing Martínez Pacheco to render all possible aid to Espadas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of June 10, 1786, proclamation concerning the proper presenting instancias to the Vía Reservada de Indias.\nTranslation of report of hostilities in the presidios of Béxar and La Bahía during February.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of February 14 letter and having reached accord with Father Oliva.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, instructions on form of powers of attorney presented to the Cajas Reales.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, relating to Pedro Vial's petition for a pension and to the return of certain men to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, instructing him on proper presentation of military report.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' instructions to let De Mézières return to Nacogdoches by sea.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting text of Espadas' February 22 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the finding by Lipan Indians of some mules and a mare.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting battle with the Carancahuases at the mouth of the Guadalupe River.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the imminent arrival of a party of Taguacane Indians.\nTranslation of copy of Fuente's letter discussing New Mexico Indian expenses, and of Posada's letter ordering copies of the Fiscal's account.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of powers of attorney previously forwarded, their standardization and return.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging instructions of February 28.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of February 26 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his February 28 letter.\nTranslation of Flores to Martínez Pacheco, countersigned by Bonilla, treating of citizens' claims to ownership of unbranded stock and the accusation against Cabello.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning Vial's pension and return of men to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, reporting the Viceroy's appointment of Amangual as second lieutenant.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, reporting the Viceroy's appointment of Manuel de Urrutia as first alférez.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, informing him that Francisco Vásquez had been appointed second alférez.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of February 28 letter with enclosures.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Lipans.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of two parties of Taguacane Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of Comanche Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the Indian Andres' desire to meet Ugalde.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' letter of February 9, 1789, concerning payment of military pensions.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' letter of February 3, 1789, concerning royal instructions for payment of salaries to retired officers who served in the Indies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning Urrutia's promotion to first alférez.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning Urruita's and Vásquez' new appointments.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return of the visiting Comanche Indians to their rancherías.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the departure of the Taguacane Indians and urgently repeating request for more gifts.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting visit of two small parties of Comanches and noting urgent need for new supply of presents.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting recent clashes between the Comanche and Tancague Indians and the Tagaucanes and Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of copy of Flores' letter to Ugalde, concerning Indian gifts and also discussing Martínez Pacheco's salary.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting petitions of Juan José Martínez and Francisco Sales del a Cerda for discharge.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival of Second Alférez José Javier Menchaca.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, stating that, in obedience to his March 28 letter, he would loan Espadas a quantity of gunpowder should Espadas request it.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, stating that there is nobody in his district who, in accordance with the September 17, 1788, royal order, would be eligible for funds from the Monte Pío.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his March 20 letter with enclosure of the royal order concerning military salaries.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco [to Ugalde], reporting the escape of the captive Ancelmo with a Taguaya Indian, and of the measures taken to secure his return.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, returning with his approval, the copy of the power of attorney which Martínez Pacheco's company had signed over to Amangual on December 30, 1788.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return to their rancherías of ten of the party of twelve Comanche Indians who had arrived some time before, and bemoaning the lack of presents for friendly tribes.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival of two parties of Lipan Indians and the departure of one group, and bemoaning the lack of presents for them.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to [Ugalde], asking that the requests of certain soldiers for discharges and transfers be granted.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, stating that his company paymaster would make only one annual trip to San Luis Potosí, in accordance with Ugalde's April 11 order, and that he would inform Espadas to so instruct the paymaster of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for March and April.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return to their rancherías of three Comanche Indians and the flight of the Indian Andrés who had been determined to meet Ugalde in person.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the return of the soldiers who had been searching for the fugitive Anselmo, and the hostilities of the Guasas against the Taguayas and Taguacanes Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco's diary of events during April.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting a copy of the proclamation concerning payment to artisans, servants, and such.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting a copy of the proclamation concerning the August 26, 1788, royal decree.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting discharge papers for Sales de la Cerda, Martínez, Ramírez, and Castro, and giving instruction concerning replacements and transfers.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, repeating his orders for a campaign which had already been long delayed, and stating that he cannot grant Martínez Pacheco another extension of time.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for April and May.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his April 30 letter with enclosure of the proclamation concerning payment to artisans, etc.\nTranslation of copy of Martínez Pacheco's correspondence with the priests in the mission of San Antonio de Valero as a result of Ugalde's May 9 letter to Martínez Pacheco asking why the order for supplies had not been met and setting a June 1 deadline for delivery.\nTranslation of copy of Martínez Pacheco's letter to the Ayuntamiento of San Fernando, as a result of Ugalde's May 9 letter to Martínez Pacheco. Copy of the Ayuntamiento's reply, with their certification of Martínez Pacheco's points in his defense.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his May 4 letter with enclosure of the proclamation announcing death of Carlos III.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Rafael Martínez Pacheco, transmitting the text of his May 21 letter to Leandro Martínez Pacheco concerning the Comanche Indians' proposals in regard to other tribes.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting a copy of the proclamation concerning the wearing of a mourning band for Carlos III.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his May 9 letter with enclosure of certain soldiers' discharges and transfers.\nTranslation of copy of letter from certain citizens of San Fernando to Martínez Pacheco, in reply to the Viceroy's order that all stray and unmarked cattle be rounded up and branded within one year, asking for an extension until 1790.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, explaining why he had not been able to send the supplies that had been ordered some time before, and transmitting the certifications from the priests and the Ayuntamiento.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' letter of April 4, 1788, concerning services of Nicolás Lamat, and giving further instructions.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, authorizing him to grant a medical leave of absence to Pedro Montalvo.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, informing him of the Indian Andrés' return to Béxar after visiting with Ugalde, and ordering that Andrés be promptly returned to his ranchería.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, concerning the wearing of a mourning band for Carlos III, in obedience to Ugalde's May 23 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his May 23 letter with enclosure concerning military salaries.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing the response he would give should the Lipan Indians ask why the Comanche Andrés had gone to visit Ugalde.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting the text of his own letter of the same date to Espada, instructing him to send Indians requesting gifts to Béxar, the headquarters for gift distribution.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, requesting a copy of the price schedule for weapons made or repaired at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting the Ayuntamiento's petition for an extension of the time allowed for rounding up and branding stray cattle.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting the proclamation concerning the July 4, 1788, royal cedula dealing with the proper style of address for the heads of the Tribunales de Buentas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting a copy of the price list for weapons in Béxar, in obedience to Ugalde's June 6 order.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that he would grant Montalvo temporary leave of absence for medical reasons as soon as he requested it, in obedience to Ugalde's May 27 letter.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, reporting that the Viceroy had granted a certain rank and pension to Joaquín Gutiérrez of Aguaverde.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Flores' April 22 letter discussing the expenses occasioned by the Apaches in Nueva Viscaya.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting the text of his own letter of the same date to Amangual concerning the matter involving Juan Barrera.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his May 27 letter concerning Carlos Martínez, and further discussing the matter.\nMartínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that the Comanche Andrés would soon be sent to his ranchería, accompanied by three other Comanche Indians.\nMartínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that the men from New Mexico would return there shortly, in obedience to Ugalde's February 28 order.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, reporting the arrest of Manuel de Castro for horse stealing.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting having publicized the proclamation concerning the July 4, 1788, royal cedula enclosed in Ugalde's June 22 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that he will send as soon as possible the accounts of Indian presents, of general expenditures since December 1786, and of expenses connected with the men sent from New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the departure of Pedro Vial and others for New Mexico.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, instructing him to equip Juan María de la Cerda for a coming campaign.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his June 18 letter concerning Joaquín Gutiérrez.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his June 20 letter with enclosure concerning expenses occasioned by the Apaches in Nueva Viscaya.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the payment that two Lipan Indians were forced to make in exchange for some stock they had stolen and killed.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Amangual, transmitting the text of Ugalde's July 4 letter.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his July 4 letter concerning Juan María de la Cerda and informing him that he had promptly forwarded the order to Amangual so that it would be carried out.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, instructing him to prepare two detachments, one from Béxar, and one from La Bahía, that were to be ready to move immediately upon receipt of the correspondent order from Ugalde.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the departure of Juan María de la Cerda fully equipped, for Río Grande, and transmitting the correspondent statement.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting having published Castro's punishment so that it would serve as an example to the troop and having given Castro his discharge papers in obedience to Ugalde's June 26 letter.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of his July 25 letter and reporting that he would soon have a detachment ready as ordered.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for June and July.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that the detachments that were ordered would be ready when called.\nAugust 3, 1789\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting Carlos IV’s proclamation granting pardon to deserters on the occasion of his ascension to the throne.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, instructing him on the placement of the troops he had ready for the proposed attack on the Mescalero Indians.\nTranslation of Ugalde's list of the documents which presidial and volante companies were to remit regularly to José María de Echegaray.\nTranslation of Letters announcing the Viceroy's appointment of Echegaray as Assistant Inspector because of Juan Gutiérrez de la Cueva's promotion and giving instructions on the remittance of certain documents to him.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, announcing that Gutiérrez de la Cueva would be in charge of the military troops of Texas, León and Santander while Ugalde was on campaign, and instructing Martínez Pacheco to obey his orders and remit all military reports to him.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, ordering him to assign a party of soldiers from Béxar to the duty of conveying the mail to Río Grande during the time that Ugalde is on campaign.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of his August 12 order concerning the disposition of troops for the attack on the Mescalero Indians, and discussing various military details.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the arrival and departure of a party of Comanche Indians who went seeking gifts.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for July and August.\nTranslation of copy of letter from Luis Gutiérrez and Ramón Gutiérrez del Mazo to Ugalde, reporting that they are sending a shipment of Indian horses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the visit of a small party of Comanche Indians, the return of the Indian Andrés, and the theft of some horses.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the theft of some horses by the Lipan Indians and other Indian matters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting the murder of José Curbelo and five citizens by the Lipan Indians, and discussing the danger of more Indian troubles.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Martínez Pacheco, asking him to see to it that Vicente Flores honors his commitment to José María de la Riva.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, discussing information received about hostilities among the Indians and other matters.\nTranslation of copy of a letter from Flores, countersigned by Bonilla, to Ugalde, discussing the matter of Indian gifts.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, discussing the distribution of the grain supply.\nTranslation of copy of a letter from Gutiérrez and Corral to Ugalde, transmitting the list of goods which were on their way to Texas for distribution as gifts for friendly Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting that the party of soldiers sent out to drive the Apache Lipan Indians from the Colorado River had returned without finding them.\nTranslation of file copy of the correspondence between Espadas and Martínez Pacheco on the subject of the coastal Indians.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, promising to furnish an escort for Father Cárdena as far as Río Grande.\nTranslation of letter to Ugalde, discussing Indian and military matters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Espadas, acknowledging receipt of October 21 letter concerning funds for construction work at Santa Rosa.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of November 13 letter concerning the line of command during Ugalde's absence.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of Gutiérrez de la Cueva's letter with enclosure of Viceroy's October 3 resolution.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for November.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, acknowledging receipt of December 19 letter concerning various Indian and military matters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, further discussing the sending of ammunition.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting Francisco Pérez' trip to Tancagüe village in search of stolen horses and mules.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Espadas, reporting Ugalde's order for two hundred horses and rations necessary for his Indian campaign.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for December, 1789.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Espadas, ordering him to send troops to aid Ugalde.\nTranslation of certified copy of the list of men who gave up their horses to those soldiers of Ugalde's troops who were on foot, and an account of the money owed them for their mounts.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for January.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Espadas, discussing military reports.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for February.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for March.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Martínez Pacheco, replying to March 10 letter.\nTranslation of Father Reyes' account to the Viceroy of his work among the Indians at his mission and a report of the results of his observations.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for April.\nTranslation of Espadas to Martínez Pacheco, transmitting military reports for May.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Revilla Gigedo, transmitting a file on Indian matters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Revilla Gigedo, acknowledging receipt of April 28 letter and explaining reasons for not having reported more promptly.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for May.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Revilla Gigedo, concerning Dupont and a report on the state of the province.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting military reports for June.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting Espadas' correspondence concerning Indian matters.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting file concerning the securing of peace with the Lipan Apache.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military reports from Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco, enclosing military reports and announcing transmission of government to Muñoz.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, transmitting a bill to be collected by him in San Luis Potosí.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding reports on expenses for entertaining Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, forwarding military reports of the company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Espadas to Muñoz, reporting reason for there not being bulas at La Bahía; Muñoz' answer, indicated to buy just the right amount.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, reporting arrangements for sending Indian presents to Texas, and a copy of Muñoz' acknowledgment.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, acknowledging receipt of information concerning Muñoz' appointment as governor of Texas, and two copies of Juan Cortés' reports on matters concerning Indian presents.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, transmitting Flores' letter of August 17, 1789, with a transcription of Antonio Valdés' royal order concerning De Mézières, and Muñoz' answer to Ugalde.\nTranslation of Echegaray to Muñoz, reporting arrival of Indian prisoners.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, letter of September 16, 1790, from the Ministry of Royal Revenue concerning gifts to Indians, and Muñoz' reply.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, discussing Indian relations.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, concerning expense account for Indian gifts.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, forwarding Revilla Gigedo's order of November 23, 1789, forbidding official couriers to carry unofficial freight.\nTranslation of Ugalde to Muñoz, forwarding royal instructions concerning status of slaves.\nTranslation of report on the fund from livestock taxes.\nTranslation of several documents concerning gifts for Indians sent by the Viceroy to Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, explaining that Tonkawa and Taovaya Indians were not to blame for wounding of a shepherd at mission of San Antonio.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo forwarding a proclamation clearing the name of Pedro de Fueros, and evidence of publication throughout Texas.\nTranslation of proceedings concerning an investigation conducted by Muñoz of claims for wages in building jailhouse at Béxar.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, giving instructions to investigate shortage in wild livestock fund.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, giving instruction concerning the Gratificación y Situado fund.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, requesting information on the problem of fortifying Béxar.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, and Muñoz to Espadas, concerning improvement plans for La Bahía.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Governor of Texas, requesting information concerning proposed plan to reestablish a mission at Orcoquisac.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, and Muñoz to Amangual, concerning payment of expedition of José Mares and Pedro Vial.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, and Muñoz to Amangual concerning expropriation of funds for payment of presents to Indians.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, giving instructions regarding presents for Indians.\nTranslation of Nava to Muñoz, acknowledging receipt of letters Nos. 1 to 11.\nTranslation of Espadas to Muñoz, describing La Bahía in detail as he reports on repairs needed.\nTranslation of Castro to Muñoz, reprimanding him for not having carried out orders.\nTranslation of José María de Tovar to Muñoz, concerning financial status of several soldiers. Includes a list remitted by the lieutenant of the caballada of Béxar.\nTranslation of correspondence between Tovar and Muñoz, discussing the return of two horses from the company of Río Grande.\nTranslation of correspondence between Francisco Amangual and Muñoz, concerning payment from mesteñas fund of a sum owed by Ugalde.\nTranslation of certified copy of Gutiérrez de la Cueva's financial statement sent to Amangual.\nTranslation of Castro to Muñoz, transmitting Revilla Gigedo's letter of October 11, 1791, rejecting petition of merchants of Béxar.\nTranslation of Castro to Muñoz, repeating request for records needed for the inspection of the presidio.\nTranslation of Castro to Muñoz, reporting decision to relieve interpreter Francisco Chávez of certain military duties.\nTranslation of copy of Sierra Gorda's letter to Muñoz, listing depositions which must be ratified.\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, forwarding audit report of Ugalde's expense accounts for entertainment of Indian visitors.\nTranslation of copy of preceding document with letter of Muñoz to Bustillos y Zeballos requesting his help to correct certain accounts.\nNava to Muñoz, discussing finances of Rafael Martínez Pacheco.\nNava to Governor of Texas, discussing the Lipan situation, and reprimanding Muñoz for reporting too briefly on the incidents discussed.\nIgnacio Calvillo's petition to Muñoz, requesting license to export cattle to Coahuila.\nNava to Governor of Texas, calling for military accounting reports.\nCertified copy of Amangual's report to Muñoz, on Ugalde's account during military campaign.\nTranslation of certified copy of Rubio's letter announcing Ugarte y Loyola's promotion.\nTranslation of proceedings concerning Luis Mariano Menchaca's petition to export cattle to Coahuila.\nTranslation of Rengel to Cabello, transmitting official dispatch concerning management of unfriendly Indians of the Interior Provinces, and announcing Manuel de Flon's new commission as governor of Puebla.\nTranslation of certified copy of proceedings concerning litigation at Béxar over ownership of unbranded and unmarked cattle.\nTranslation of Cabello to Rengel, acknowledging receipt of information concerning use of military re-inforcements for war against the Indians, and promotions of Manuel de Flon and Ugarte y Loyola.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting royal dispatch announcing Ugarte y Loyola's appointment as Commandant General of the Interior Provinces of New Spain.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting Antonio González' discharge.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, granting discharge to José Santoja of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing discharge of Manuel de Urrutia.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of military reports of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of reports concerning gratuity fund of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of accounting reports of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of 1785 census of Texas.\nMay 13, 1786\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of report of armament and ammunition at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, approving distribution of gunpowder at Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of Cabello to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch announcing Ugarte y Loyola's appointment as Commandant General of the Interior Provinces.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola, discussing plans for financing Indian presents.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of dispatch announcing Ugarte y Loyola's appointment as Commandant General of the Interior Provinces.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, requesting instructions on replacement of poor quality gunpowder supply remitted from Monclova.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of reports concerning friendly relations with Comanches, Taguayases and Guachitas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of reports concerning visit of Comanche Indians.\nTranslation of draft of Cabello's letter to Ugarte y Loyola, enclosing receipt of sale of old iron scraps.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting proclamation concerning exemptions and privileges to be granted to matriculates.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, giving instructions concerning collection of funds for ransom of captives among Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, approving expenses for food and gifts given to Comanche Indians visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting official decision concerning improper fees charged at San Luis Luis Potosí for auditing accounts of company of Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing the distribution of Indian presents and the reward to peace emissaries for having fulfilled their commission.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, authorizing Cabello to delegate Cazorla to act in case of José Santoja vs. Manuel de Urrutia.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting war between Indians of North and the Lipans, and of the settlement of the Lipans of the Nueces.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, requesting instructions on De Mézières' request to be relieved of military duty.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting proclamation concerning mining and mining operators.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning Antonio González' discharge from service.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting remittance to Cazorla of José Santoja's transfer to Celaya.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning Manuel de Urrutia's appointment as second alférez of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting Marcelo Valdés' petition for discharge from service.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, discussing military vacancies at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, giving instructions for the use of bad gunpowder supply received at Béxar.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, inquiring on the Viceroy's decision concerning shipment of gifts for Comanche Indians.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, explaining reasons for not collecting certain amount for mesteñas fund.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting letter from Louisiana announcing shipment of gifts for friendly Indians and the Comanches.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting letter from Louisiana concerning difficulties in getting honest traders for distribution of gifts to Indians.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting claim presented by the friendly Indians concerning custom of donating drinks at the time of annual distribution of gifts.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on Lipan chief's proposition for settlement if named Gran Capitán.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on skirmish between the Lipan and Taguacane Indians as well as a message brought by Tancagues.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, approving sale of iron scraps at Béxar.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting weather report of Texas.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting trouble caused by retirement of José Santoja, paymaster at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting shipment of Indian presents from Nacogdoches.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting proclamation concerning illegal entrance of Spanish subjects to America.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on number of guns and pistols needed by cavalry troops of Texas.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation granting privileges to seaport towns.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, promising prompt remittance of contributions for ransom of captives among the Indians.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting remittance to La Bahía of official decision concerning improper fees charged at San Luis Potosí for auditing Béxar accounts.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting expenses for good and gifts given to Taguayazes visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning case of Manuel de Urrutia vs. José Santoja.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, discussing Indian relations and reward requested for Chávez and Vial for good service among the Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, ordering investigation of motives behind Marcelo Valdés' request for discharge from service.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing the appointment of Marcelo Valdés as lieutenant of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, notifying remittance to the Viceroy of information concerning French supply of firearms and ammunitions to Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting royal cedula concerning stipend allowed to parishes in the Indies.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation concerning jurisdiction in mining cases.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders on use of gunpowder at Béxar.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting news of attack made upon Comanches by Mescalero Apache and Lipans.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on the building of a large hut for Indians visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting annual report of taxes collected on mesteñas and unbranded stock.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting report of stock collected in Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting expense report of gifts given to Comanches visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to José Luis Barrera, reporting shortage in supply of powder received.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, directing discontinuance of population census.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting letter from Louisiana reporting difficulties encountered in obtaining canoes for expedition against the Carancaguazes.\nRoyal provisions for the Governor of Texas concerning cases of marriage dissent.\nUgarte y Loyola, Jacobo (de)\nTranslation of Revilla Gigedo to Muñoz, transmitting Pacheco's report on the Lipan Apache Indians, and requesting an account of the information contained therein.\nTranslation of Gerónimo Barrera vs. Juan José Montes de Oca, demanding validity of sale of lands called "El Sauce".\nTranslation of certified copy and original proceedings concerning the governor's order to the Cabildo of San Fernando to have the residents help in the repair of the jail and barracks.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting copies of proclamation specifying official channels for soldiers' petitions.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, giving instructions for annual distribution of Indian presents.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, postponing expedition against the Carancaguaces.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing attacks against Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing award of title of Big Chief of the Lipan Indians to Sapato Zas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of Texas weather report.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing Santoja's retirement.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, acknowledging receipt of information on war against Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, ordering payment to Vial and Chávez for job among the Comanches, and discussing plan for exploring road to Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of royal cedula on punishments for stowaways traveling to America.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola, discussing De Mézières' promotion.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting Marcelo Valdés' reply for wishing to retire from service, and recommending Amangual to succeed Valdés.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on Lucas Fontenò's arrival in Béxar to barter goods from Opelusa country.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting retention in service of José Santoja until further orders.\nTranslation of Cabello to Cabildo and Regiment of San Fernando, transmitting order to appoint a person to manage fund collected for ransom of Spanish captives.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal cedula concerning salaries of vacant parishes.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of decree specifying official channels for soldiers' petitions.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting Cazorla's neglect to comply with orders concerning war against the Carancahuazes.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting readiness for annual gift to the friendly Indians and the Comanches.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting alliance of Tancagues with the Taguacanes, Yzcanis and Flechazos against the Lipans.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on case of José Santoja.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting on visit of Comanches to Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting dispatch allowing the Marqués de Sonora to use stamped signature.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting dispatch on treatment of smallpox.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, transmitting royal cedula concerning contributions for beatification of Gregorio López.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, stating that he sent a full report on Santoja's status.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, discussing plans for distributing presents to Indians.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, giving account of distribution of presents to Comanche Indians during visit at Béxar.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting disappointment of friendly Indians at not being able to attack the Lipans.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting visit of Zapato Sas in Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, approving the construction of hut to lodge visiting Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, announcing Marcelo Valdés' appointment as lieutenant at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, giving instructions for the distribution of Indian presents.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, informing the remittance to Rengel of Cabello's report on ineptitude of candidates for Marcelo Valdés' position.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, ordering suspension of collection of tithe on stock.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, giving instructions for treatment of Tejas and Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, discussing Indians of New Mexico and Texas.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of orders concerning De Mézières' assignment.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting Vial's departure for Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, refusing José Santoja's petition to be retained in service at La Bahía.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Cabello, approving distribution of gifts to Comanches.\nTranslation of Cabello to Fontenau, transmitting permit to sell goods from Louisiana.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation concerning contributions for Gregorio López' beatification.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning Lucas Fontenau's trading privileges.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of copies of royal order permitting the Marqués de Sonora to use stamped signature.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of proclamation on the use of smallpox vaccine.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of official dispatch concerning agriculture.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting copy of official dispatch concerning Cabello's successor.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting copy of official dispatch concerning distribution of Indian presents\nTranslation of Cabello to Cabildo, Justice and Regiment, announcing suspension of taxes on wild stock.\nNovember 11, 1786\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of official orders concerning financial management of La Bahía.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of letter confirming Santoja's retirement and Valdés' appointment.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola, discussing discrepancies found on reports regarding the Comanches.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting the publication of proclamation suspending taxes on wild stock.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of information on Martínez Pacheco's appointment.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning management of fund for ransoming captives.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of information concerning Vial's trip to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning Santoja's retirement.\nTranslation of Cabello to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting completion of orders concerning the building of large hut to lodge Indians visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting assumption of duties as Governor of Texas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting proclamation on the retirement of old coins.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of proclamation extending time for retirement of old coins.\nTranslation of [Ugarte y Loyola] to Martínez Pacheco, ordering publication of report on remedy for ""chiggers.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of information on assumption of duties as Governor of Texas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, giving instructions for reporting municipal problems.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting proclamation forbidding exportation of gold to Spain.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting royal cedula on method of writing official correspondence.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, reporting appointment of Fernando José Mangino as subdelegate of Marqés de Sonora.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, announcing Fernando de Córdova's appointment as Secretario de Cámara to the Viceroy.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch of April 22.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting census report of Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting inventory of documents in the archives at Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting report on money in the treasury collected from taxes on exported stock.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting list of expenses and gifts bought by Cabello from Louisiana for the Comanche Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting list of expenses and gifts bought by Cabello from Louisiana for the second annual gift to Comanches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of report on remedy for "chiggers".\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, explaining delay in sending inventory of mesteñas and wild stock.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting information sent from La Bahía on taxes collected on mesteñas and wild stock.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, discussing case of Urrutia vs. Santoja.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting royal cedula defining jurisdiction of ecclesiastical judges on divorce cases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting Dupont's arrival at Natchitoches with goods for sale to Comanches and people of Béxar and La Bahía.\nTranslation of copy of correspondence between Martínez Pacheco and Curbelo concerning order to investigate validity of report on Lipans' refusal to go to the missions.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, extending time for cattle owners to brand stock.\nTranslation of copy of correspondence between Martínez Pacheco and Urrutia concerning validity of report on the Lipans' refusal to be reduced to the missions.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of instructions for addressing Ugarte y Loyola directly in certain cases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal cedula on style of official correspondence.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting distribution of presents to Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting news from Pedro Vial and discussing plans for securing Comanche aid in exploring direct route to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting weather report of Texas.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting copies of death certificate of Comanche woman and a record of Lipans who were baptized and died at San Antonio de Valero Mission.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, enclosing list of proposed presents for Indians.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, returning reports from Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting distribution of presents to Comanches who accompanied Pedro Vial to New Mexico.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting arrival of Tancagua Indians visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting dispatch concerning arrest of criminals enjoying ecclesiastical asylum.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of proclamation announcing appointment of Fernando José Mangino as head of Treasury.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugalde, reporting publication of royal cedula announcing appointment of Fernando de Córdova as Secretario de Cámara del Virreynato.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal cedula defining jurisdiction of ecclesiastical judges in divorce cases.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting departure of Tancagua Indians visiting Béxar.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation forbidding gambling in the Indies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of instructions concerning Urrutia's case.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting royal dispatch on manner of address in official correspondence to Ugarte y Loyola.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, transmitting royal decree concerning the reorganization of the Council of the Indies.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of royal decision on powers of Manuel Antonio Flores.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of royal cedula announcing appointment of Fernando de Córdova as Secretario de Cámara del Virreynato.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, discussing question of ownership, marking and branding of stock at Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of weather and agriculture report of Texas.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, acknowledging receipt of information regarding Indian presents.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, acknowledging receipt of list of Indian who had been baptized before death.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Governor of Texas, acknowledging receipt of information on arrival of Comanches from Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation on general pardon for seamen.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of original documents delivered by Cabello during the change of administration.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting publication of proclamation concerning criminals enjoying ecclesiastical asylum.\nTranslation of annual report on taxes collected on sale of stock.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting visit of Comanches who were to escort Mares to Santa Fe.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting report on expenses on presents to the Comanches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, forwarding report of funds collected for ransom of captives among Indians.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, transmitting mesteñas report of La Bahía and Nacogdoches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting deposits in proper accounts of funds received from La Bahía and Nacogdoches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal decree permitting the Secretario del Estado y del Despacho de Indias to use half signature.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal order on method of addressing correspondence to the Council of the Indies.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of orders to permit Dupont to trade with Comanches.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal order concerning division of the Ministerial Universal de las Indias.\nTranslation of [Martínez Pacheco] to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch of November 21, 1787.\nTranslation of [Martínez Pacheco] to Cazorla, transmitting official dispatch of November, 1787.\nTranslation of Cazorla to Martínez Pacheco, acknowledging receipt of royal order on method to address mail to Antonio Valdés.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, acknowledging his assumption of office and requesting a report on Martínez Pacheco's term.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, acknowledging report on Indian disturbances and other actions.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, acknowledging receipt of reports.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, approving separation of military and civilian livestock.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, concerning the settlement of the case of Carlos Martínez, and an export permit for Francisco Antonio de Toro.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, discussing Pacheco's failure to render full accounts when turning over the office of governor.\nTranslation of Espadas to Muñoz, discussing collection of tax on livestock, and acknowledgment of receipt by Muñoz.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, concerning the case of soldier Manuel Flores, and requesting reports on the Indian situation.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, reporting that he is sending Muñoz' documents to Pedro de Nava.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, reporting arrangements to negotiate the peace with Mescaleros and Lipans.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, suggesting Carlos Martínez and Francisco Cerda be set free.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, acknowledging receipt of military reports.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, acknowledging receipt of report on peaceful Indian nations.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, concerning retirement of soldier Manuel Rodríguez.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, concerning the forwarding of correspondence to Pedro de Nava.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, authorizing passport to Guadalajara for a corporal from Béxar.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, asking explanation of delay in return of Sergeant Joaquín Gutiérrez sent to see the Lipan Indians.\nTranslation of Emperán to Muñoz, and Muñoz to Emparán relative to the claim of citizens to unmarked and unbranded livestock.\nTranslation of Ugarte y Loyola to Muñoz, instructing him to give presents to Comanches.\nTranslation of Certified copy of Domingo Díaz' letter to Ugarte y Loyola, reporting engagements between Lipans and Comanches on the Colorado.\nTranslation of correspondence between Bernardo Fernández and Muñoz, concerning Indian affairs, the arrest of Felipe García, and the flight of Juan Martín de Amondarain.\nTranslation of Martínez Pacheco to Ugarte y Loyola, acknowledging receipt of royal order concerning exportation of gold to Spain.\nProceedings in the case of Juan Barrera vs. Francisco Arocha.\nUgarte, Jocobo de\nUgartte, Francisco de\nUmaran, Juan Antonio\nunion de armas\nunion, with missionaries\nNava to Governor of Texas, approving measures for guarding the coast against attack by the French.\nuniversity, of merchants\nUnsaga, Domingo de\nUnzaga y Amezaga, Luis\nTranslation of Bucarely y Ursua to Ripperdá, concerning Indian raids on Río Grande and discusing policy to be followed with De Mézières.


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Comelec chair Brillantes nagsugod na’g trabaho | Bohol News Daily\nComelec chair Brillantes nagsugod na’g trabaho\nPormal nang nisugod pagtrabaho sa Commission on Elections (Comelec) si newly-appointed chairman Atty. Sixto Brillantes kagahapon.\nKalabot niini, ni apela si Brillantes sa publiko nga hatagan siya og higayon nga mapamatud-an ang iyang katakus isip bag-ong pangulo sa poll body.\nSi Brillantes gi tudlo ni Presidente Benigno Simeon Aquino III sa puwesto niadtong Sabado sa hapon human nidesisyon si kanhi Comelec chairman Jose Melo nga mas sayong moluwat sa pangatungdanan, agig paghatag og higayon sa iyang appointment.\nGihimakak usab ni Brillantes ang pasangil sa pipila ka kritiko nga usa siyA ka “operator” sa eleksyon tungod sa iyang pagka election lawyer, diin pipila sa mga nahimo niyang mga popular nga kliyente nag-apil nilang Presidente Benigno Simeon Aquino III, kanhi Preisdente Joseph Estrada ug apil na usab sa pamilya sa mga Ampatuan.\nGiseguro usab ni Brillantes nga aduna na usab usa ka malampuson ug fully-automated nga piniliay sa nasud sa tuig 2016. (ecb/PIABohol)


"K voprosu o gistologicheskikh izmeneniiakh pri travmaticheskom vospalenii korkovago veshchestva golovnago mozga (eksperimentalnoe izsledovanie). Dissertatsiia na stepen doktora meditsiny (On the Question of Histological Changes in Traumatic Inflamation o\nby Efremov, V. and Emigrodskii, G.\nPublisher: Russkaia Skoropechatnia P. S. Nakhimova and Tipografiia O. I. Baksta\nBinding/Media: Original wraps\nDescription: First editions, 1 of 300 copies; 9 1/4 x 6; pp. 1-44,  and , 4-65,  respectively; pink wraps, printed in black; several period notes and small stamps to wraps and title pages; nicks to tips of spine and corners; foxing mostly contained toinitial several leaves and margins; the first booklet illustrated with a large, fold-out, steel engraving; overall in very good- condition.\nTwo rare medical dissertations, published, presented, and defended by doctors, graduating the prestigious St. Petersburg Imperial Medical and Surgical Academy. The oldest school of military medicine in Russia, founded in 1798, and considered one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the Russian Empire, the university educated military medical professionals and it still does to this day (operating as S. M. Kirov Military Medical Academy). Among its many noted professors was Nikolai Pirogov (1810 - 1881) - the founder of field surgery.


Domisław - Wikipedia\nTiganos: 53°38′36″N 17°02′02″E / 53.64336°N 17.03395°Ö / 53.64336; 17.03395\n53°38′36″N 17°02′02″E / 53.64336°N 17.03395°Ö / 53.64336; 17.03395\nLungsod ang Domisław sa Polskowa. Nahimutang ni sa powiat sa Powiat człuchowski ug gingsakopan sa Województwo Pomorskie, sa amihanan-kasadpang bahin sa nasod, 300 km sa amihanan-kasadpan sa Warsaw ang ulohan sa nasod. 175 metros ibabaw sa dagat kahaboga ang nahimutangan sa Domisław, ug adunay 387 ka molupyo.\nAng yuta palibot sa Domisław kay kasagaran patag. Domisław nahimutang sa usa ka gitas-on.[saysay 1] Ang kinahabogang dapit sa palibot dunay gihabogon nga 198 ka metro ug 2.7 km sa sidlakan sa Domisław.[saysay 2] Dunay mga 43 ka tawo kada kilometro kwadrado sa palibot sa Domisław medyo gamay nga populasyon. Ang kinadul-ang mas dakong lungsod mao ang Czarne, 7.8 km sa amihanan-kasadpan sa Domisław. Hapit nalukop sa lasang nga sagolsagol ang palibot sa Domisław.\nAng klima hemiboreal. Ang kasarangang giiniton 6 °C. Ang kinainitan nga bulan Agosto, sa 18 °C, ug ang kinabugnawan Enero, sa -10 °C.\nNahimutangan sa Domisław sa Polskowa.\n↑ 1.0 1.1 Domisław sa Geonames.org (cc-by); post updated 2015-09-05; database download sa 2016-12-31\nGikuha gikan sa "https://ceb.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Domisław&oldid=26762099"\nKining maong panid kataposang giusab niadtong 9 Mayo 2019 sa 09:54.