CHAPTER IX--A. D. 1662-1670 107

Alonzo Aranqui y Cortez reports the auditing of accounts and condition

of the Royal Treasury--Finding of large nuggets in a hill, supposed to

be a silver mine--Goes to investigate--Report of Juan Cebadilla to his

Majesty of having sent out the King’s orders concerning who shall keep

the keys of the Royal chest--Administration of the negroes--Harshness

shown the Royal employees--Francisco Guerra Vega reports a Captain of

the Garrison for indecency and offense to his superiors, for which same

he was reprimanded and imprisoned as a warning--Afterward given his

liberty--The King to the Captain-General of Provinces of

Florida--Instructions as to the continuance of the passage to Marcana

Guale--Founding of the town of Santiago--As to the performance of

certain duties by soldiers, for which money shall be paid--Soldiers

shall be permitted to raise their crops, and not employed in personal

work for the Governor--The Governor shall look after the wants and needs

of his people--By order of the King, 1670.

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