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Excerpt from The Founding of Mission Rosario: A Chapter in the History of the Gulf Coast
Dolores was now called to the missions at San Xavier, and when he got back he found new cause for displeasure with the author ities at Bahia. In his absence Fray Diego Martin had returned with twenty-four Indians of the four tribes and the rather flimsy report that he might have brought five hundred had it not been for their fear that they would be prevented by the soldiers and mission aries at Bahia from going to San Antonio. Meanwhile none of the families who had stopped at Bahia had appeared in San Antonio.
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