Notice that Lopez turned over charge of Coahuila to Cordero, transfer of salary requested (ff. 98); Cordero writes he can't continue at Coahuila because of responsibilities in Sonora, but request salary earned (ff. 99); legal position taken that as Cordero had orders to take other job, he should receive half salary from previous job (ff. 101); Truxillo appointed contador of real Caja, with salary figures (ff. 102); contador of real Caja requests more documentation of legality of salary transfer from Cordero (ff. 103); Cordero writes that even if full salary not given, at least pay should run to his ending date (ff. 104); law quoted that once official removed from post for higher post salary of previous post halts (ff. 106); notice of Garcia conde receiving pay as brigidier while in transit to new appointments and taking up post (ff. 110-112); detailed accounting of money owed Cordero by real Caja, with explanation (ff. 113-119); fiscal writes no double wage be paid (ff. 120-122); official notice of Corderos movements (ff. 123); detailed argument against fiscals recommendation by Cordero (ff. 124-127). (p. Coyle, April 1990)

Award of bonus to Herrera for long Marches and expenses suffered (ff. 74-76); Cordero requests bonus (ff. 79); informe that Herrera receives bonus for completing March from Coahuila to Texas (ff. 80-82); argument that Cordero deserves pay for governorship of Coahuila and Texas as Texas governor Elquezabal request for more information of how Cordero assumed charge of Texas (ff. 85-87); copy of Cordero's Marching orders and other documents relating to his taking office (ff. 88-90); argument that Cordero only receive half of second salary (ff. 91-94); response that since Cordero was primarily governor of Texas, not Coahuila, bonus rejected (ff. 95); mostly very general, except for salary figure of 4000 peso per year for post of governor (p. Coyle, March 1990)

Complaints concerning mistreatment of various individuals by teniente Coronel Maynes (ff. 46-48); salary of teniente Coronel Manrrique as interim governor of province (ff. 49); notice of installation of interim governor Maynes (ff. 50); Maynes does not arrive promptly for appointment, notice that Allande take wage as he has been responsible for position (ff. 51); as Maynes slow to take up post half salary docked, lack of reason for separation from post (ff. 52-53); summary of documents concerning change of governorship of Provincia de Nueva Mexico by Allande (ff. 54); clarification of reason for withholding salary from Maynes, separation of Maynes from interim post for mistreatment of Indians (ff. 56-59); more documents that Allende receive half Maynes' salary (ff. 59-63); copies of previous documents (ff. 64-69); summary document (ff. 70); documents have little specific information except salary amount. (p. Coyle March 1990)

Index of letters written to Ortiz de Parrilla 1749-1750. (J. H. Ochs, October 1987.)

Hortega appointed governor intendiente of Nueva Vizcaya with salary of 6000 pesos annually; exception made of the Taraumara which is placed under military rule; Hortega accepts position; points to previous work of deceased Felipe Neve. (p. Coyle November 1989)

Volume index # 13 (p. Coyle November 1989)

Concerns Series of documents dealing with conflict that arose between colonizers of Villa de San Fernando, province of Texas and Nuevas Filipinas. Sixteen families came to colonize. Colonizers are given land and water rights. Series of documents explaining boundaries of each property which was distributed to dwellers. Conflict arose between alcalde mayor Curbelo, and colonizers who complained with higher authorities (governor Sandoval and viceroy). Land distribution takes place by Rio San Antonio and Rio San Pedro. (M. Marroquin, August 1989)

Three men temporarily appointed as secretarias for comandancia general petition virrey to advance them pay for travel expenses to their positions; request granted, also comments on procedures of payment I.e. how soon after nombramiento does payment commence? (D. J. McClelland, February 1989)

(See sequence 14 for first part of expediente) debate over whether Ugalde's appointment of Varela Bermudez as 'capitan a guerra' legal or not dependent upon assignment of Saltillo and Parras to east or west comandancia (i.e. to Nueva Vizcaya or Coahuila), because 'reglamentos' concerning militia different. Virrey decides both belong to east, that no 'capitan a guerra' necessary. Carlos IV appoints Castro and Nava to east and west comandancias, respectively. Castro and virrey fulfill request by officers Pereyta et.al. For funding of additional squadrons to defend 'vecinos,' farmers against Apaches. (L. Kerr, March 1989)

Contents related thematically to previous expediente. Concern Ugalde's order of 7-3-89 appointing 'alcalde mayor' Varela Bermudez to position of 'capitan a Guerra,' per regulation cited in Ugalde's argument. Officers of dragones provinciales oppose order fearing loss of military, political autonomy, Argue violation of 'ordenanza de las milicias de Espana de 1767' which ensures Milicia same rights as regular army. Officers inform Ugalde of sentiments while latter conducting campaign against Indians of northern Riogrande region; Ugalde incredulous, angered by 'la Mas enorme insubordinacion' of authors. Governor suspends officers per Ugalde's request; Varela installed, alferes given charge of 'cuerpo de milicias.' virrey supercedes governor, reinstates officers, permits Varela to become 'capitan a guerra' in name only, minus usual attendant privileges. (following sequence somewhat related) (L. Kerr, March 1989)