CHAPTER XVII--A. D. 1741-1743 185

A letter from the Governor Francisco Córcoles y Martinez--Conduct of the

Christians worse than the Heathen--Soldiers guarded while cutting timber

to repair the Fort--The Castle in a tumble-down condition--The Garrison

to be maintained for the propagation of the Holy Gospel and to shelter

the workers of the Apostolic faith--A paper of representation to his

Majesty concerning certain properties willed to the Royal Treasury by

Don Francisco Menendez, and designated by the King for use as

hospitals--The Royal Officers of the Province think these properties

should be sold at auction, and the proceeds applied to the back pay of

soldiers who are suffering and in need.

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