Gallegos

Like other unlettered peasants, Gallegos whet their wits on rhyming riddles.

I saw a man at Gallegos who had gone there to work as a carpenter.

Gallegos made earnest inquiries of the Indians whom he met, as to the provinces where gold and silver could be found.

The owner, Lieutenant Gallegos, received us very kindly, and asked us into the house to take some refreshment.

And yet I am not sure but a large town will grow there eventually, although Gallegos was made the capital town some time ago.