Concerns narration of difficulties encountered in Former place distribution). Testimonies given by clergymen about Indian attacks while people were on their way to new place. Some Indians were killed and others taken prisoners. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Concerns relocation of Sacramento presidio because of difficulties in water supply and irrigations problems. This document is a Series of testimonies confirming those difficulties. List of soldiers in the payroll of Sacramento presidio is given. Population of Sacramento presidio is taken to new location and were attacked on their way. Some military expeditions are organized after Indians attacked new place of Sacramento presidio; description of how Indian leaders were executed is given. Food and cloth are given to Indians who had surrendered Indians. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Concerns relocation of Sacramento presidio to the Valley of Santa Rosa due to difficulties in irrigation and water transportation and extraction in the area; soil was to sandy for Canals. Document explains strategy of the new place with respect to stopping Indians from attacking Spaniards population. Petition for money advances for purposes of war and peace operations. Review of clauses in the creation of Sacramento presidio. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Zamora asks for relocation of presidio because irrigation problems. Complaints that protection hasn't been enough. Lack of water in the presidio area is to blame for delay in land distribution for new inhabitants. Commander of presidio of Sacramento wants to leave the presidio where it is, claims Indian problem is solved with many Indians giving up to the Spaniards; he also reports on military expenditures. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Concerns campaigns against Indians; presidio of Sacramento; Indians negotiate surrender but others refuse. Petition to relocate presidio of Sacramento to Santa Rosa Valley because of better strategic location to fight the Indians. Cura Flores gives accounts of events with Indians to viceroy; report is also given about the charity from missions toward Indians (items given to the Indians include cloth and food). Cura Flores argues that Santa Rosa Valley would be a better place for new presidio. Protection is asked for missions, specially for Nadadores, Santiago de Xalisco and San Buenaventura. Mention is given about the abundant Mineral and water resources in Santa Rosa de Coahuila. (M. Marroquin, February 1989)

Documents concerning mismanagement of temporal and spiritual resources leveled by bishop of Guadalajara and others against Ramon, interim governor of Coahuila, and vaga, padre comisario. Also, real cedula ordering that viceroy remedy problems in aforementioned province. (J. H. Ochs, December 1987)

Series of letters dealing with relocation of presidio of Adais. Agricultural resources and vulnerability to Indians' attacks. Franceses have supported this presidio with supplies (M. Marroquin, September 1989)

Concerns bad quality of one compania volante, and need to reform it. Also discussion of increasing number of soldiers in region, and need to form an Indian auxiliary troop similar to those of Sonora. Discussion of expenses involved in these changes. (J. Tapia, November, 1987)