Box 1
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Contains 3559 Results:
Juan N. de Arizpe at Saltillo to Sr. D. Quirino Benavente at Patos. Discusses contract of new renters. Is glad the wheat is doing well. Thanks him for taking charge of his very abundant sheep shearing. Inquires about two men who have escaped, carrying off machetes. Says they are to be punished by whipping, confinement or by other punishment. Reports death of a friend, 1851, Apr. 12:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2253
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1851, Apr. 12:
Juan N. de Arizpe at Saltillo to Sr. D. Quirino Benavente at Patos. Just after mailing a letter to him, he received one from D. Jacobo asking him to send men and team to arrive from 5th to 10th of following month. Wants two coaches, as his mother plans to go, seven men and three teams of mules. Arizpe asks that Benavente help him get the men needed, 1851, Apr. 12:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2254
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1851, Apr. 12:
Sanchez at San Luis Potosi to Dn. Jacobo Sanchez Navarro at Patos: Thanks him for past favors, and states he is sending a draft for 10,000 pesos on D. Juan Ruiz Cañizo. Asks him to send him money to Mexico City in two shipments, 1851, April 12:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 399
Dates:
1851, April 12:
Patos. Quirino Benavente to Juan N. de Arizpe: Concerning sale of sheep, 1851, April 13:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1545
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1851, April 13:
Patos. Quirino Benavente to Juan N. de Arizpe: Concerning apprehension of shepherds; also Indian depredations, 1851, April 15:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1543
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1851, April 15:
Hermanas. Francisco Berain to Sr. Lic. D. Juan N. de Arizpe at Saltillo: Trouble with Indians "attacking" the cattle. The "maldecidos" Chichimecas Indians know to attack the cattle when the young are put to theri mothers. There is going to be trouble in getting the boys who flee to go back to the ahi jadero. Encloses a note of identification of the carritero who is taking the wool, 1851, April 16:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2160
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1851, April 16:
Jacobo S. Navarro at Mexico City to D. Juan N. de Arizpe at Saltillo: Explains that the order given him by Gen. G. Conde for $2000 was caused by a loan he made to the general, and by an order of Señor Bustamante. States he approves the withholding of the departure of certain sheep, 1851, April 16:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 362
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1851, April 16:
Edionda. Claudio Aguirre to Quirino Benavente at Patos. Concerning damage to crops because of dry spell, 1851, Apr. 17:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1540
Dates:
1851, Apr. 17:
Francisco Mirele at Muchachos to Sor. Dn. Quirino Benabente Writes that he received from Vicente Ferrer Ramírez his welcome letter about the Indians, addressed to Dn. Agapito Resio to whom he is sending it at once at about 3 P.M, 1851, Apr. 18:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2261
Dates:
1851, Apr. 18:
Pompano Garay at Hacienda del Salado to Sor. Dn. Quirino Benavente at Patos. Asks to have sent sheep that he is expecting to receive. Some are near Hediondita, 1851, Apr. 18:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2258
Dates:
1851, Apr. 18: