870 inhabitants Chinipa, Guadalupe de Warihios. Partido in Sierra Madre. Chinipa newly resettled because of previous warihio disturbances. Guadalupe de Warihios, called Tayrachi by Indians, site where frs. Pascual, Martinez Martyred. Inhabitants both pueblos speak warihio, similar to taraura (Tarahumara), with slight differences, principally in the grammar. Many gentile Indians in area in process being reduced. Area quiet now. People christians. Geographical locations noted. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

4958 inhabitants Rahum, Potam, Belem (3231 in Rahum alone). People Rahum, Potam Yaquis who speak cahita. Abandoned church Rahum. Belem new Pueblo composed of reduced Guaymas (Seri group) on Pima Bajo (Nebome) frontier. People this ethnically mixed settlement speak cahita as sort of official language, their own languages among themselves. Geographical locations noted. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

1050 inhabitants among 4 pueblos, all Hore speakers (Opata). Inhabitants Cuquiarachi work in mines, raise good crops maize, cotton. People Corodeguachi newly reduced. Partido on gentile Pima, Jano, Suma frontier. Sumas requesting baptism, hope to be reduced. Geographical locations noted. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

1276 inhabitants divided between Ures, Nacameri. Language, customs both pueblos Pima. Pimas at Ures Ladinos, some of whom speak-Spanish. All cantores know how to read/write. Notes religious devotion, describes terrain, geographical location both settlements. Notes also presence reduced/ missionized Seris at Populo where Rios Sonora, Cucurpe (San Miguel) join. States Seris of good dispositions, asking for baptism. (T. Sheridan) ( 976)

1649 inhabitants among 3 major pueblos. People Saguaripa muy ladino, speak ore (Opata), live in flat-roofed houses, have well-equiped church, musicians who play trumpet, oboe, harp, ravel (?). People Teopari Jovas, newly reduced. Notes difficulty traveling from Saguaripa to Teopari because of Rio Yaqui. People San Matheo recently reduced, congregated from various pueblos, speak Hires. Geographical locations noted. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Annual report of colegio of Cinaloa including progress of reductions, number of baptisms, condition of cattle, finances etc. (J. Erbe) (1978)

(J. Erbe) (1978)

Notes continuing conversion, reduction Tepejuanes, Tarahumaras. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

(J. Erbe) (1978)

Describes entrance many Tarahumaras into fertile valleys San Pablo, San Ignacio. Notes Former life without towns, devotion to warfare. Describes present reduction into pueblos; conversion; construction irrigation ditches (acequias); planting; weaving; work for Spaniards; peaceful, docile existence. Describes fertility valleys; presence arable fields/acequias; number/size fish in rivers; Mineral wealth mountains; presence silver mines. Mentions sale maiz, firewood in Parral. States there are 3 pueblos Tarahumaras, 2 pueblos Tepehuanes almost as tame. Notes presence, advocates conversion gentile Indians in mountains. Description active system directed culture change. Signed by 4 other missionaries. (T. Sheridan) (1976)