Treaty with the Zuni, 1848

HISTORICAL NOTES

Treaty with the Zuni, 1848

Head Quarters Detachment, 1st Illinois
Volunteers near Pueblo de Zuni Upper California
this July 1st AD 1848.

Articles of Convention made and entered into by and between Lieutenant Col. H. P. Bugakin 1st Ill. Volunteers under instructions from and empowered by Col. Edward W. B. Newby, Commanding 9th Military Department of the United States of the first Part, and the undersigned Governor and Military Commander of the Pueblo de Zuni of the second Part. Witnesseth. The said Party of the first Part stipulates and promises that the said Pueblo de Zuni shall Be Protected in the full enjoyment of all its rights of Person Property and Religion By the authorities Civil and Military of New Mexico and the United States.

Art 2nd

The said Pueblo de Zuni through the undersigned Stipulates and agrees that hereafter untill otherwise ordered said Pueblo shall in Every Particular obey strictly the Laws of the United States and the Territory of New Mexico and the orders of the Commanding officer of the Military forces in New Mexico.

Art 3rd

The said first and second parties Mutually Stipulate and agree that they will for and on Behalf of the said United States and the Territory of New Mexico of the one part and the said Pueblo de Zuni of the other part Be and Remain good friends forever that they will always act towards Each other as Brothers.

Signed in Duplicate at said Camp on the day aforesaid in English by Both parties in presence of the undersigned.

H. P. Bugakin,
Lt. Col. 1st Ill Voll.
for and on Behalf of the said party of the 1st part

In Presence of:

Capt. L. K. Adams,
1st Ill. Volt'rs.

Lt. Kaymin,
1st Ill. Voltrs.

Pedro Pino his x mark,
Governor of Pueblo de Zuni

Antonio Chapeton his x mark,
Commander of the War Parties of Zuni