Series of letters from Calleja to Branciforte with detailed tables of soldiers and officers, debts, credits, pensions, and shortages; also includes filiacion between corporal de Garsa and Teresa Gonzales.

Plans by Gonzalez del Castillo to increase production of Fondo Piadoso haciendas and related fiscal correspondence. Exceptionally detailed accounts of climate, livestock management, irrigation techniques, and labor problems. Includes descriptions of miserable living conditions and personal nature of hacienda laborers and servants, and related problems with low labor output, contraband, servant indebtedness, and degenerating morality. (A. Tukey, July 1988)

Inventory of livestock (mostly sheep, horses, mules), riding gear, kitchen equipment, and furniture, along with their appraised value. Includes list of debts owed by ranch hands, appraisal of land value, and sworn testimonies that inventory is correct. (A. Tukey, July 1988)

Concerns payments on Principal amounts borrowed from Fondo Piadoso and interest accrued; explains how payments should be distributed within fund; if payment not in cash, value of goods explained. (L. Kerr, June 1988)

Correspondence regarding debt incurred by gobernador Fages to presidio San Diego; efforts to recover monies by captain of presidio and other civil officers as Fages denies owing monies. (A. Dell'acqua, may 1988)

303-312: Informe from Bucareli to director of temporalidades asking that Arroyo Zarco administrator be replaced by Aysa due to poor administration. Informe from Garay to Mangino regarding end of the ranch's seizure. Aissa asks for funds for repairs. 313-336: Montoya Garay provides inventory list to Ayssa which includes extensive and descriptive list of chapel and vestry items, household furnishings, books, kitchen goods, laborer tools, bed sheeting, store items, personal debts, farmhand salaraies, livestock. 342: Virrey grants permission that Mangino come to capital. 345-352: Escala Guller grants permission to Thomas Escala to buy and sell his properties. 353-354: Montoya aska virrey if taking horses from his own hacienda is permissible. 355-358: Mangino infoms virrey of financial losses to Arroyo Zarco caused by troops and sailors that are housed at the hacienda. (J. Hiller, October 1988)

Concerns debt owed by Indian Hernandez-monthly payments on hacienda Arroyo Zarco. Includes receipt of one payment and listing of 49 Indians and their payments (repartimiento). Also includes informe of the direccion del Fondo Piadoso de las Missiones de California regarding same subject. (J. Hiller, October 1988)

(J. Hiller, October 1988)

Salas asks for records including those noting that Ozio owes 666 pesos to mission for transfer of Indians from Todos Santos to mission of Santiago de los Coras. Mangino of Missiones de California obtains decree saying that the 666 peso debt be paid. Mena presents petition to Galves showing payment of 50 pesos of debt to Quesa.

Two anonymous letters of accusation against contador and tesorero of San Blas precipitate Series of inquiries by virrey and Eliza to ascertain nature and validity of accusations; accusations include vice of gambling and drinking, withholding debts from salary, illicit sales of supplies designated for use of marineria. Women included as wife of accused tesorero, and participating in gambling. Issue resolved by Monterde and Rosales vowing to give up their evil ways. (D. J. McClelland, may 1988)