Lists of supplies sent from Mexico to the presidio and mission of Nuestra Senora de Loreto for years 1742-1768. Detailed lists with prices and names of many people serving at Loreto, especially the religious. (T. Barnes) (1979)

Padre Hierro writes to padre Lauria that Natora, Aribechi and San Xavier are doing well, with only a problem of some Apache attacks occasionally. (R. Davis) (1978)

(J. Erbe) (1977)

Napoli's account of his illnesses, defense of actions while at Rahum, presentation letters in his behalf. Notes Huidobro's chance of attitude toward him-from Angel to devil. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

After auditing Napoli's books, states Napoli authorized to sell church valuables to pay Rahum mission's debt. Thanks Napoli for good work ending Yaqui uprising. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Mention is made of the Hiaqui (Yaqui) Indian territory, and of the sites of Guiribis, Raum (Rahum), and Pobam. Further mention is aimed at the indios, and of a military group who have carried on a reconnaissance of the region, under the orders of the governor. (R. Mendoza) (1978)

Because of presence governor, troops of Huirivis, Rahum, Potam with their chiefs Tatabuebemea, Luis, Yaqui pueblos quiet, yet Estrada fears greater disturbances when soldiers leave. Indication Yaqui troops used to suppress Yaquis. (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Letter from Antonio Martini (S.J.) to Ignacio Maria Napoli (S.J.) concerning previous communications from Ignacio Maria Napoli, in which Napoli alludes to his misfortunes in Potam and Martin acknowledges in his return letter. (R. Mendoza) (1978)

Report by hacienda real concerning alleged misappropriation of funds and misrepresentation of mission operations by society of Jesus missionaries. Visitador Galvez accuses Peninsular Californian priests of embezzling money from crown by claiming expenses on non-existant presidios, missions and Indian labor. Galvez charges mis-use of funds in many frontier provinces of New Spain, California, Cinaloa and Sonora. Attached are statements supporting charges. Also, note on Margin states that testimony was taken on November 18, 1773. (D. Miller) (1978)

Letter of padre Cristobal Lauria to unnamed person at los Alamos, discussing the poverty of the Pima, Seri and Apache Indians, their raids to get food and the military campaign against them. (R. Davis) (78)