Describes festivities, friendly reception Tepahue Pueblo. No unrest, although Indians admitted killing some cattle years past during times of hunger. Goyeneche pardoned crimes. (T. Sheridan, berkeley, 1976)

Describes Indian attack on Cuquiarachi,(apparently on 5/11/1689). Defense successful 6/11/1689. Criticizes presidial force (Corodeguachi?). States many soldiers very sick from tullizienes. says horse herd run off 5-6 times. Pimas accused of robberies, murders because of presidio's failure to maintain order. says area becoming depopulated. Notes presence detachment soldiers Sinaloa presidio. (T. Sheridan, berkeley 1976)

Account of peace attempts by captain Mezieres and thefts of cattle and horses from various missions and ranches by hostile Indians. Relation of attempts to recapture lost livestock and to punish those responsible. Joseph Miguel is suspected as main instigator of problem. Repeated requests on how to proceed in his case. (T. Cederstrom, October 1986)

Gonzalez' instancia against Matas Dominguez for alleged abuses perpetrated by latter against troops of Partido de Rio Blanco in Nuevo Leon. (J. H. Ochs, April 1988)

Page 1- to conde de la Monclova orders removal of French from Bahia del Espiritu Santo. Page 23- acknowledges merits of individuals involved in operation against French to conde Monclova. Page 268- to conde de Galve, orders compliance with real Despacho and orders information on activities of French and English. Page 270- Despacho real announcing embargo against France. Page 272- Despacho real declaring embargo against France and England. Page 400- to conde de Galve ordering title of marques be given Toribio Huerta and that Huerta be consulted and supported. Gives brief description of Huerta's activities in New Mexico. Page 404- copy of memorial sent with Despacho of page 400. Concerns activities of Huerta in New Mexico and fraud committed by Francisco querbo against real hacienda. (J. Erbe) (1978)

Cedula stating that civil authorities have right to pursue criminals to churches and clerical authorities cannot shelter criminals from the law. (R. Davis) (1978)

Remarks on the problems of Vagabonds who are criminals. The viceroy is taking steps to combat it and reports to the king. The viceroy is forcing them into garrison duty. Includes testimony on the problem. (J. Grusin) (1976)