There is an incomplete 8 point plan discussion, relations with Indians. Mentions that Lipanes and Apaches are declared enemies. Also discusses the securing of safe Passage of 3 Comanche chiefs back to their rancherias and giving of gifts to these chiefs and their women. Furthermore mentions diary written by Chabes and Vial concerning visits to Comanche rancherrias to negotiate peace. (R. Graham) (1980)

Relates the cost of the visits of the Vidais and Taboayazes. Also discusses the rivalries between the various tribes. (M. Bowman) (1980)

Six Vidai Indians presented themselves to Cabello in Bexar to thank him for the recent gifts offered to the Vidais and their friends. In the presidio at the time were the enemies of the Vidais, the Taboayazes and the Guachitas. Cabello was surprised at how friendly they treated each other. (M. Bowman) (1980)

Reports that he is proceeding with plans for the distribution of presents to the friendly Indians of the north. Also mentions raising 500 pesos for the ransom of 152 Spaniards and Christian Indians held by the Taobayaces, Tuacanas, and Hues. (M. Bowman) (1980)

Relates that seven Indian captains brought 102 Indians of the northern tribes to Bahia, because of the hostilities of the Lipanes, who have already killed some of the Indians. (M. Bowman) (1980)

Report includes the inventory of the garrison, its armaments animals and troops. Tells of Lipanes butchering buffalo, and of attacks on them by Comanches. Campaign initiated against the Comanches at that time. (D. Coates) (1980)

Alliance, and restlessness of Taboayazes and Comanches; trade, and sale of alcohol to Indians by Luisianes discussed. (D. Coates) (1980)

Also mentions el tecolote, a bad sign which when heard by Indians, they die. Dissuaded Indians from attacking the Lipanes. (D. Coates) (1980)

Cabello discusses the horses, and armament situation giving an account of the weapons. Also of the men in the company. He discusses the payment of soldiers and distribution of food. Recounts a meeting with Indians. Tells of gifts given them when they leave. Lipanes tell of attack on them by Comanches. Mentions death of sheepherder and an epidemic. (D. Coates) (1979)

Cabello reports on Indians and their actions. Tells of campaign against the Indians. Asks, for reinforcements as they are unable to handle the great number. Reports losses of mules and horses, animals are being killed and/or stolen by Comanches who have stirred up other tribes. Claims that without reinforcements there is a great threat of loss of the province. (D. Coates) (1979)