Indians have been getting arms from Lipanes with which they were able to strike at friendly groups. Mentions that there are 9 traders in Rio sauca area. They are paid in stolen horses and mules by Indians. Cabello has instructed Vial in methods to use when he goes to some Indian villages en route to New Mexico. (R. Graham) (1980)

Cabello states' that he has discussed the names (which are not included) of eastern Comanche chiefs and their Spanish equivalents with Vial and Chabes. Also mentions that Yambericas and Comanches respect Cota de Malla. Discusses news that Cota de Malla is avenging the death of Cabeza Rapada. (R. Graham) (1980)

Acknowledges receipt of conference with Cabello at Bexar concerning war with Lipanes. Also discusses- Camisa de Fierro's identity; making peace with Cuchanecs (the only Comanche group that has not yet made peace); and the reconciliation of Yutas with Comanches. (R. Graham) (1980)

Relates that he expressed his disgust about the fact that the Comanches have not gone to attack Lipanes. Discusses depredations such as horse stealing caused by Lipanes. Comanches do not attack because there are only as of them of Bejar. Mentions that Zapato Saz is at upper reaches of Rio Frio. (R. Graham) (1980)

Mentions that Tancagues, Yscanis and Flechasos attacked Lipanes. Taboayases and Guachitas were not envolved. The Texas which are friends with the Lipanes have also suffered. He mentions that he is unhappy with the Texas as well as with Vidais, Cocos, Mayeyes and ocorquisacs. (R. Graham) (1980)

Suggests that problem of lack of gifts for all Indian groups (including 21 friendly northern tribes) be solved by distributing them at Nacogdoches and thus avoiding jealousies of Lipanes. Also discusses war against Lipanes with help of 21 friendly nations of the north. There is a discussion of the peace negotiated with the Comanches of New Mexico. Mentions that the terms are favorable and that only Yupe and Yamparica chiefs did not concur with the treaty. (R. Graham) (1980)

6 Taguayaces had arrived at Bexar to discuss joining with Guachitas to start a war against Lipanes. (R. Graham) (1980)

Mentions that Cuernitos and Panocha, Lipan chiefs, as well as 33 others were killed in raid. (R. Graham) (1980)

Attack took place between Pecos River on the south San Saba presidio on the east Florido River on the north, and Santa Fe on the west. Reports that Cabeza Rapada, Comanche chief was killed. Apaches are established on the Pecos River. (R. Graham) (1980)

(R. Graham) (1980)