King wants viceroy to keep better watch on activities of the Jesuits in California- states that sometimes the reduction of Indian tribes causes unnecessary damage to Indians. Wants viceroy to gather geographic information about California coast and protect commerce in Californias. Gives some description of Indian groups in Californias- ie. pobres or docil nothing specific. (D. Miller) (1978)

Reports on physical conditions of various Indian groups- agricultural conditions, spiritual state, population. Also contains geographic information on west coast of Mexico and California coast. Mentions pearl fishing. (D. Miller) (1978)

Gives demographic figures for some rancherias; also offers information on agriculture (mentions Trigo, maiz, mescale, Limon, Naranja, etc); Indian religion; Indian living conditions; and general geographic description of the northern California area. The attached statements concern the reduction activities of Salvatierra in California. (D. Miller) (1978)

Loyola reports on the susceptibility of the Jano, Jocome, Suma, and Manso nations to reduction and christianization. The Mansos, he believes, will provide a foothold for conversion of the other tribes, as they have been friendly in their previous contacts with the Spaniards. Loyola baptized their chief captain Chiquito, and because the Mansos have subjugated the other tribes. (C. Briggs) (1975)

Population, number families given for various pueblos. Presence many gentile Indians noted. Geographical location described. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

91 families, 322 inhabitants divided among various pueblos, rancherias. Many Indians now reduced, others still Gentiles. Geographical location described. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

1316 inhabitants divided among various pueblos. Geographical location, religious devotion Indians noted. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

1134 inhabitants divided among various pueblos, rancherias, Spanish estancias. Tarahumaras here not as reduced as in other areas. Drunkenness still a problem. Geographical location described. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

1634 inhabitants reduced pueblos Guazapares, Temoris, Valle Umbroso, located narrow valleys Sierra Madre. Linguistically, culturally related to Warihios, although language closer to Tarahumara because of proximity. Gentile Indians in area process being reduced. Describes other warihio pueblos to east-guazaromes, Zerocavi, Quecamuri, Balopilas, goaguachi, Xiquiriepo-with 3213 newly baptized inhabitants awaiting reduction. These towns on Tarahumara, Pima Bajo, Tepehuan frontier. Geographical locations noted. Area isolated by mountainous terrain. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

570 inhabitants Santa Ana/Loreto de Warihios. Pueblos in small valleys Sierra Madre. Isolated by rugged terrain. Customs, language same as Partido Santa yues de Chinipa, therefore warihio. People newly converted but responding well. Many gentile Indians surrounding area in process reduction. (T. Sheridan) (1976)