Concerns Emparan's request to visit Banos at Canada de quretero to improve his failing health; letter of losse(?) Describes treatments received by Emparan, he recommends extracciones de Sangre Tan utiles en estos Casos; Emparan requests funds for his subsistence during treatments (viceroy rejects request); Emparan explains loss of certain documents that should have been forwarded to Castro. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns various matters involving Emparan as governor of Coahuila; including; contributions of vecinos to provincial defense; Indian raid at Sardinas; grain harvests; petition for granting inheritence by Dona Flores; confirmation of Castro as comandant general; on bad luck of Falcon, and injustice being done to him by royal office; bad state of Emperan's health; his request for a new assignment (which is rejected); forwarding of inventorios of documents sent to Archivo de la commandancia general; illness of Castro; other Indian depredations; case of Menchaca; and financial matters. Includes many interesting details on Emparan's health; notes fact that he had taken banos, refrescos, sangrias, y emeticos for his constante Dolores de caveza. (J. Williams, February 1987)

Concerns forwarding of papers to archibo de la commandancia general; arrival of Ugarte at Monclova; transfer of governorship; proclamations concerning financial matters; and compliance with other royal decrees on patrono real. (J. Williams, February 1987)

Concerns funding of government buildings at Monclova and various circumstances that call for additional government spending. (J. Williams, February 1987)

Concerns Ugarte's request for more pay; notes many expenses of his command; Indian depredations; progress of presidio constructions; includes specific notes on construction of Monclova se halla con Tres Varas y Media de elevacion Por Todos Quatro vientos y Sus Dos baluartes; and mentions fact that other governors have received special pay. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns Ugarte's personal financial affairs; including; his transactions with Camargo and Arriaga; his expenses at time of his arrival from Spain; Ugarte concludes by stressing his extreme need for an immediate increase in pay to avoid complete ruin. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns money forwarded to Camargo; refers to a letter of July 19 by Ugarte. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns request for funds in support of military and mining activities; includes notes on proposed militia corp and mining supplies. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns posting of public proclamations relating to textiles an fiscal work of padre Rodriguez. (J. Williams, January 1987).

Certification of proposed cost of rebuilding house of governor, at provincial capital of Monclova with many details on architecture. (J. Williams, December 1983).