Folder 1- letter from padre de la Pena to padre Carta containing Luis' speech to the indios of Imuris, and a report of a Rancheria without women and children (war party); letter from Sedelmayr to Segessar containing detailed recommendations for the placement of a new presidio in the Pimeria Alta in the aftermath of the revolt. Folder 2- similar letter from Estiger. The fiscal's recommendations in response to various pleas for the strengthening of presidio forces, including- formation of new presidio; relocation of presidio at Santa Anna to Tubac; increase amounts of soldiers; surround all presidios with Adobe walls. Minutes of meeting of the junta de la real hacienda allocating funds for these changes. (R. Perez) (1977)

Troop strength and movements; several reports by ambassadors sent to Luis; muster rolls (volunteers and regulars) giving town of origin and armament strength; field reports, esp. Conditions at Guevavi where rebels have congregated; declaration of a Yaqui held prisoner by the rebels; letter from Bentz in Pimeria Baja describing tense situation; info on Seri uprisings; Luis sends envoy requesting meeting between Luis and Parilla; diary of Fontes March including report that all citizens of Sopone and Aribaca are dead. (R. Perez) (1977)

Folder 1 contains autos informing gov. Parilla of the situation in the Pimeria Alta, and his responses. Also includes many frantic letters from the region describing attacks, deaths, etc., including one from padre Estiger notifying of the deaths of padres Tello and Ruen. Also includes the governor's field correspondence as he traveled from Horcasitas to Opodepe, Nacameri, Tuape, and Cucurpe. Folder 2- informe by Sedelmayr, Estiger and Nentuig to Parilla about the beginnings of the revolt (this contains much good information). Informe by the citizens of Opodepe. Ococoy is sent to talk to Luis, and returns with a report that includes Lusi movements and rationale for starting the revolt. Parilla's field notes and correspondence from San Ignacio, including- Romero's informe on the Valley of Aribaca and Tubac; Tagle's informe on Soanca, Guevavi and Cocospera; notice of citizens armed and gathered at Terrenate; notice of the arrival of capitan de Carpio at San Luis from Terrenate with 43 soldiers. (R. Perez) (1977)

Council of Indies briefly reviews charges leveled against governor Vildosola by three presidio captains, and recommends that the viceroy of New Spain review it all, make the final judgment and reinstate Vildosola if he is found innocent. (R. Davis) (1978)

Cedula stating that civil authorities have right to pursue criminals to churches and clerical authorities cannot shelter criminals from the law. (R. Davis) (1978)

Fiscal of the council of Indies reviews charges and defense concerning Agustin Vildosola and orders that the case be decided by viceroy on evidence presented and if Vildosola is innocent, to reinstate him to his office and property. (R. Davis) (1978)

Citing names of various citizens who have complained of poor military campaign against various Indian groups. (R. Davis) (1978)

Governor Vildosola defends his past administration calling attention to his military reconquest of Sinaloa/Sonora and citing personal rivalries of presidio captains as Basis for current charges. (R. Davis) (1978)

Sequence of Ten informes, consultas and decretos reviewing military situation in Valley of San Buenaventura and assessing value of presidios of Pasaje and Mapimi concluding that these two should be phased out. (R. Davis) (1978)

Report by captain Joseph Barrotheran of Indian attacks by alliance of Pima and Apaches and lack of community support during campaign. Document in support of retaining Chihuhua presidios. (R. Davis) (1979)