Severino had acquired Navajo and Ute workers for ranch and agricultural work. Maria managed 30 Native American servants on the hacienda, including women who made finished woven or knitted goods from raw wool and tanned leather. The men, women and children who served on the farm were acquired from Native American or Mexican traders.
Severino had obtained Navajo and Ute laborers for ranch and agricultural tasks. Maria oversaw 30 Native American attendants on the hacienda, including women who crafted finished textiles or knitted goods from raw wool and tanned leather. The men, women, and children who worked on the farm were acquired from Native American or Mexican merchants.