A plan of action for a campaign against the Gila Apache which would involve soldiers and Indian allies of the Guevabi Fronteras, Janos and El Paso presidios plus soldiers from Santa Fe New Mexico. The expeditions would be coordinated by the captain of El Paso presidio Alfonso Rubio de Celis and all reports were to be sent there. Comments and advice were asked of frey Jose Miguel Menchero. (D. Deeds) (1977)

Padre Roque de Andonaegui is Charged with immoral behavior and mismanagement of society funds at Cusiguniachi, but later letters and final judgment by provincial absolve him. (R. Davis) (78)

(R. Mendoza) (1979)

Letters concern problems Yaquis at Cocorim and Bacum, other missionaries are having with padre Ortiz. At one point, 4 Yaqui leaders from Cocorim complain to Garcia in person about Ortiz. (R. Mendoza) (1979)

Document in Yaqui included. Discusses food shortages in Cocorim and Yaqui dissatisfaction with padre Ortiz, who demanded Yaqui food supplies, whipped Paamea and his wife and removed most Yaqui leaders at Cocorim from positions of authority. (R. Mendoza) (1979)

Three letters from padre Manuel Cartagena to padre Manselo Leon; 1) San Luiz, may 17, 1747, 2 pages, congratulates for appointment. 2) Otatitlan, April 21, 1747, 2 pages, informs travels and administrative affairs. 3) Tomasula, March 11, 1748, 2 pages, informs conditions of mines (Zapotlan). (J. Erbe) (1978)

Ranchos given by the marquez de Villa puente to the society. (M. Bowman) (1978)

Outlines the position of governor Vildosola in his feud with several of the Jesuits of Nueva Vizcaya. Brief mention of efforts to combat the Apache. (D. Deeds) (1977)

A long rambling letter from an ally of governor Vildosola in Nueva Vizcaya commenting (usually in the negative) about the activities of several Jesuits and military officers. Account of skirmish with Apaches included but mostly gossip, characterizes this letter. (D. Deeds) (1977)

Observations on the status of the Tepehuan missions and comments on fact that availability of food a major Factor in motivating Indians to stay at missions. (D. Deeds) (1977)