Vargas receives letter from Roque Madrid notifying him of the building of a trench around Santa Cruz for fortification. (John Zilboorg) (1980)

Primarily autos ordering testimony be taken from soldiers and Indians on details of uprising and testimony submitted discussing nature and causes of uprising, attempts at defense and retreat and rescue. (R. Davis) (1980)

Letters of military personnel who went to the north of the provincias to inspect for French infiltration, put an end to any Indian rebellion. Letter from Garcia for the military telling them to fight a strong campaign against the Indians. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Letters from Garcia informing virrey about the military movements to California. Others informing him about Indian attacks, resolutions to follow, finding of guilty Indians, and protection of the roads; other letters from the comandante de altar gives information for Cordero about several crimes that Indians are committing; autos from capitan Ronquillo for Falco informing him of attempted rebellion in Bavispe, autos formed to determine which soldiers and civilians were involved in the rebellion. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Garcia informs virrey that the ship cleopatra could be in danger of capture by Insurgentes. Inventory of ship's personnel, 120 names from ship cleopatra includes name and rank, merchandise on the ship for delivery in San Blas and Nueva California. Garcia informs virrey that gobernador of Nueva Mexico made a collection from population to pay the troops in that place. Inventory of money given to military company from Santa Fe and several supplies lists signed by Griego in January 2, 1820. Letter from Garcia to virrey informing him of Indian Pananas and the conflicts they have with the Comanches, also saying that the Pananas are receiving arms from people of united states in trade for their leather. Letter from Ochoa to Garcia informing him of military movement to cover provincias de oriente for a possible attempt from Washington. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Arredondo informs virrey about a fight between the Lipanes and the company from Bavia and the results of the battle. In ff. 163, another battle is referred to but now in the Paraje of the Tortuga. Lopez fought Indian, killing him with his hands; ears of Indian cut and presented to the comandante; official letter determines that all adventurers aprehended with arms in hands, or those giving them help, will be punished with pena capital, and the confiscation of all properties. (D. Bautista, June 1990)

Letters for Arredondo to virrey explaining situation in the provincia; money sent to Caxa in Saltillo, request permission to present honor to personnel in charge Refugio mission; informes about transfer of Navarra batallion to Aguascalientes (D. Bautista, June 1990)

Brief report of battle with Indians near Tamaulipas (ff. 27-28); tobacco concession, authorization and receipts in Nuevo santender (ff. 29-37); regulations taken in order to maintain troops and prevent illegal cultivation and trade of tobacco (ff. 37-39) (p. Coyle may 1990)

Letters from Escandon for virrey informing him about campaign he is preparing against Indians. Escandon mention that around 200 soldiers will pursue the Indians Sihuy until they are exterminated; the other Series of documents are dealing with requested permission from Boix to virrey. Boix presents virrey two medical statements from convents of San Diego and San Francisco, where the doctors conclude that the illness of Boix is una afeccion histerica hipocondriaca. Fiscal suggests virrey not give permission because those concepts are confusing, besides the law says Boix has to remain Ten years before leaving; virrey orders Arzobispo to name other doctors to determine the disease of Boix. The next two doctors give the same diagnosis. (D. Bautista, June 1990)

Bauptista de Anza notifies Bucareli about defense strategies adopted in order to defend provincias de Sonora against the attacks of Indian Seris and Apaches. Lumbreras notifies Bucareli of discovery of silver mines next to presidio de San Carlos, at Sierra de San Marcial. Lumbreras suggests Bucareli to erect a new town -real de San marical- at the site. Includes a very simple map of the town to be erected. Includes a description of the site as well as the number of mines, the number of workers to be employed for the mines, and an estimation of the amount and quality of silver expected. (R. Gomez, November 1989)