(thoric cederstrom) (1980)

(thoric cederstrom) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

Peticion of Babosarigame Indians for land, water, place to settle along Rio Nazas between Gallo, el Pasaje presidios. Petition supported by missionary Luburiaga. Information on Indians, military campaigns Coahuilla. Plan for reduction Babosarigames stalled because of lack of necessary provisions. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Letter of compliance to auto ordering vecinos San Diego de minas Nuevas to contribute to cost of deportation rebel. Indians from Parral to Mexico City. Lists names of vecinos and amount contributed. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Letter of compliance to auto ordering vecinos Cusiguriachi to contribute to cost deportation rebel Indians. Lists names of vecinos and amount contributed. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Several letters from Garcia Alexo for virrey informing him of the need to decrease the size of military and avoid the excessive payments. Relacion of several Indians who want amnesty to live in pueblo mesquital. Relacion contains names and how many are with their families. Letter from the governor of Sonora to the virrey informing him of the happiness of the americans when they heard the king's declaration. Garcia Alexo reports that the rebels who caused the disturbance in Bavispe have been identified and suggests virrey recognize the patriotic behavior of Evangelista Barrios, chief of the Opatas. Letter from the directors of tabaco y polvora to the virrey informing him of the quantities of tobacco sent to those provincias. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Documents concerning information given from Garcia to virrey dealing with negotiations of gobernador from Nueva Mexico with the Comanches; relacion signed by the Cura Barraza containing the names of the Indian rebels who receive royal pardon and place they will settle. Relacion contains name of the rebel, where he is from, name of his Father, occupation, age, and rank within the rebel organization. Letter from Romero for Lomban informing him of a campaign against Apaches and deplorable situation of military armaments, some soldiers had to throw stones at Apaches. Romero reports to Lomban a baston that was taken from two dead Apaches and was supposed to belong to an Apache chief; letter from Lomban for virrey explaining that the troops of the north are weak in armaments. (D. Bautista June 1990)