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Letter to Vicente Romero from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter to Vicente Romero from Spruce M. Baird, Indian Agent, Jemez Pueblo, regarding the supension of his license to trade with the Indians, Native Americans, Navajos, for violation of the regulations against contraband material. Romero can appeal if wants to. Includes letter to James S. Calhoun, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Santa Fe, from Spruce M. Baird. Document in English, 1 pp/fr, missing heading page
Letter to James S. Calhoun from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter to James S. Calhoun, Superintendent of Indians Affairs, New Mexico, Santa Fe, from Spruce M. Baird regarding his acceptance of the appointment as Agent for the Indians in New Mexico by the President of the United States, gives his bond to Calhoun and awaits instructions. Document in English, 1 pp/fr, missing heading page
Letter to John Greiner from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter to John Greiner from Spruce M. Baird, Indian Agent, then in Albuquerque, regarding a dispute over horses, belonging to the Indians, animals bought by Lieutenant Robertson, meeting with the Indians, Laguna Pueblo, Captain Dodge, Lucero. Document in English, 2 pp/fr, missing heading page. See 533
Letter to William Watts Hart Davis from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter dated June 1, 1857 from Major General Spruce M. Baird, Pena Blanca, New Mexico, to William Watts Hart Davis, Acting Governor of the Territory of New Mexico, resigning his commission as Major General of the Third Division of New Mexican Militia, Southern Division. HL introduction page overlaid by document. Letter in English, handwritten, 1pp/fr
Incident Report from Spruce M. Baird
No full textReport of an incident in Judge Blackwill's court by Spruce M. Baird, Taos, New Mexico. Judge Blackwith? Baird was the prosecuting Attorney General of New Mexico for the case, horse thief, and Wheaton was defending. This is a description of the fight that broke out between the two men, who upon the suggestion of the sheriff retired to a nearby bar for a drink to cool their anger. Crime, theft, law enforcement, legal. HL introduction page overlaid by document. Report in English, handwritten, 2pp/fr
Letter to James S. Calhoun from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter to James S. Calhoun from Spruce M. Baird regarding the suspension of the trading license of Vicente Romero, who had poor relations with the Navajos and had been selling liquor to Jemez Pueblo. Had taken animals from the Navajos without paying for them. San Pedro. Witness to activity was Justo. Romero could appeal the suspension. Document in English, 2 pp/fr, missing heading page
Letter to Abraham Rencher from Spruce M. Baird
No full textLetter dated August 16, 1860 to Abraham Rencher, Governor of New Mexico, from Spruce M. Baird, Santa Fe, New Mexico, regarding a possible campaign by the Volunteers against the Navajo Indians, and in anticipation of this expedition he was announcing his resignation as a member of the Senate Council District for Santa Fe County and Bernalillo County, in advance of the regular election. HL introduction page overlaid by document. Letter in English, handwritten, 1pp/fr
Genoa Index of Deprivation (GDI): An Index of Material Deprivation for Geographical Areas
No full textGenoa Index of Deprivation (GDI): An Index of Material Deprivation for Geographical Areas
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