 By 1514, the Hispaniola treasury staff put in place by Ferdinand, included Gil, who had replaced Cristóbal de Cuéllar as contador, Miguel de Pasamonte, who had been named treasurer general of the Indies in April 1508, and Juan Martinez de Ampies as factor.His enhanced position enabled him to become a teacher and he soon had an estate with over 200 Indian slaves.In 1518, González delivered a report to King Carlos which was highly critical of the colonial management of Hispaniola.