Concha has made public the following proclamations: Students must obtain license to marry; colegio de los nobles americanos is to be founded in Granada; extraction of moneda menuda from Nueva Mexico to Spain is prohibited. (D. Marksz, July 1987)

Daroca asks permission to marry Francisca Garcia Noriega. (D. Marksz, July 1987)

Truxillo found guilty as accomplice in murder of her Husband, Benavides. (D. Marksz, June 1987)

San Juan has received notice of Francisca Truxillo's escape, and her suspected involvement in murder of her Husband. (D. Marksz, June 1987)

Discussion of murder by capitan Flechazo' son. Three certified copies of oficios sent to governor of Texas referring to building of armory for gunpowder and rebuilding of octagonal tower. Discussion of recovery of horses stolen by Comanches. Declaration that the management of Provincias Internas must be independent under Urava. Summary of letters from Revilla and Bahia; license required for students who wish to marry; utensils used for cooking Indian's food; situation of indios del Norte; weapons request by Garza; building of factory in reguxio/foreigners in nagocoches; travel of priest Gomez to Monterrey; order not to give presents to Lipanes; mention of unavailability of Posadas other than the ones provided by inhabitants; cutting off of relations between Lipanes and friendly nations; foundation of school at Granada for americans. Some letters from these summaries are included. (M. Vasquez, April 1988)

Long and repetitious Series of documents by real hacienda officials recounting numerous Cases of fraud in regards to payment of royal fifth for gold and silver mined in Nueva Andalucia. Tienda de Cuervo repeatedly petitions virrey for replacement of worn-out guns, swords, and lances for presidial troops in Sonora and Sinaloa. Concludes with documents concerning marriage of Ansa. (A. Tukey, August 1989)

Correspondence between comandante general and viceroy about military appointments. Questions about commandants not being able to obtain moneys to pay troops without written authorization from viceroy. Request to reintegrate Lasso de la Vega as he was fired as capitan de dragones for having married woman of disreputable background. (A. Dell'acqua, November 1987)

(J. Tapia, July, 1789).

Documents concerning transfer of responsibilities of presidio of Terenate to Vildosola. Marriage license requested to wed Vildosola's daughter to military official. Expedition and discovery trip to Monterrey and authorization of more military personnel is sought. Expedition through Rio Colorado and Gila with emphasis on surveying Indian population, routes, rivers and other geographic characteristics; orders to keep diaries is given by the viceroy. Vildosola asks permission to go to Mexico due to health problems. (M. Marroquin. September, 1988)

Correspondence between virreynato and Ugarte y Loyola; virreynato requests that sale of Calo's house be approved by Beregana. royal officials of Potosi demand copies of certain ordinances concerning provisions for Bexar. Virreynato remits certified copy of letter concerning Carranque's demand for financial support from her Husband Matamoros y Molina; sends salary to surgeon; refers to Bando regarding transport of fruit and seeds from Guadalaxara throughout kingdom; requests that Ugarte y Loyola publish Bando (not present) in provincias. Answer to letter of April 22, 1786 stating Ugarte y Loyola's salary is same as governor of Puebla; twenty copies (not to comandancia. Ugarte y Loyola states intent to continue direct correspondence with royal court and to send copies of correspondence to virrey. Notifies virrey that reimbursement is awaited by dragones in Puebla for their trip. (D. J. McClelland, November 1987)