Report of comandante of Natchitoches to comandante general on the inhabitants of Pueblo de Tuacanas. (G. Miller) (1977)

Report of comandante of Natchitoches to comandante general on his movement from Pueblo de los Tuacanas to Pueblo major de los tucacanas with a general description of the geography and los Tuacanas with a general description of the geography and

Report of comandante of Nachitoches to comandante general of his movement from Bucareli to Tortuga with a general account of geography and inhabitants. (G. Miller) (1977)

Account of the comandante of nachitohes in a report to comandante general on his movement from Nachitoches to Nuestra Senora del Pilar de Bucareli with accounts of the inhabitants and geography. (G. Miller) (1977)

(J. Hiller, April 1989)

Various informes regarding military, civil, and religious matters including position appointments, sick leave requests, Garcia conde for the position of comandante general of the Provincias Internas de Occidente; he is replacing Bonavia. Passport issued in Cadiz for Alarid, military retiree, for the entrances to military Hospital of Arispe in 1818; numbers those who left healthy, those who died, and those who remained. Communicates naming of Quiros y Millan as provisor and vicario over of first of referred positions to New Mexico report they have located Enerio de Mes who was captured by Panama Indians. Cerro Gordo in order to fill same position is presidio del Norte, vacant due to chaplain Buenavida's death at hands of submitted to his superiors quarrel some matters pending since his department does not depend on an auditor de guerra. of view about new arrangements made in their respective departments which depend directly on viceroyalty; informe of Cevallos solicits a temporary suspension of all diligencias negotiations for the reintegration of three soldiers that the submission to comandancia militar de la Nueva Vizcaya of ruling that specifies what are the functions of the

Documents deal with Garcia and Fernandez requests to exchange military positions; they seek approval from superiors, and it is granted. Other documents deal with their traveling expenses as well as their new salaries. Civil official in pagaduria general are informed of new salaries. (J. Tapia, February 1988)

Series of documents dealing with the visit of Joseph Rivero and two Indian auxiliaries to Mexico while escorting Indian prisoners. One Indian was a soldier, another sent by Ugarte so he could See power of Spaniards and transmit it back to other Indians. There is discussion these 2 Indians did not receive food, money, and clothes from Rivero, that they got food from some other soldiers, and are begging in Mexico. Viceroy orders investigation of these accusations, and orders that clothing and food be given to the Indians. Rivero is ordered to return to Sonora with the 2 Indians, and that he should provide them with horses, food, and clothes. Discussion that Rivero is sick and cannot go back soon to Sonora; he is visited by doctors who confirm illness. Rivero requests loan from real hacienda in order to return; discussion that his Mother will respond for loan. Viceroy mentions to Ugarte that Rivero should not be commissioned on financial matters. (J. Tapia, January, 1988)

Discussion of Allande's pension, and that money should be given on a monthly Basis; short summary of Allande's military career, and of difficulties encountered on his trip to Mexico to See viceroy; some of difficulties due to illness of his family. (J. Tapia, January, 1988)

Ruiz de Larramendi requests retirement from compania presidial del San Elceario. F.105 details service record and mentions killing of Apache and freeing of captured women and Boy. 1799 expedition to Isla de Tiburones. 1810 speaks of Ruiz de Larramendi breaking leg attacking insurgents at Pasaje de Tapias. Informe by Dr. Muns confirms injury. Retirement granted. Ruiz de Larramendi requests permission to travel to Santander, Spain. Passport requested and state of Santander described. (P. Lenz, may 1990)