Offers the opinion that the revolt will soon be taken care of. States that Pimas, Yaquis and Guaymas are using the foothills as a base of operations. Pimas are arriving, on the governor's orders, to combat the rebels. (R. Perez) (1977)

Refers to the fact that the Pimas did not wish to follow the Yaquis (presumably in their revolt). Also, discusses the regulation banning bulls from fiestas. (R. Perez) (1977)

Also requests that padre Echeverria be removed to some 'colegio' due to mental incompetence, stating his reasons for this request. Notifies that padre Abe has requested to be transferred away from the Tepehuanes. Complains about severe sanctions, including the one banning bullfights. (R. Perez) (1977)

Legal proceedings, including a decision on marrying Pimas, also, that giving land to Espanoles be done only without causing hard-ship for the Indians. (R. Perez) (1976)

Even though the revolt of the Mayos and Yaquis is not in Sonora, they are feeling its effects. (R. Perez) (1978)

Comments on the maltreatment of an Indian by the governador. (Vildosola). (R. Perez) (1976)

Refers to the extent of the Yaqui and Mayo uprising, blaming it on the ineptitude of the provincial governor. Notes that the mission at Cocorin is no longer in any shape to support a Misionero. In reference to the Indians ejecting padre Fentanez from Bacum, states that it was due to his zeal and vigilance. also states that it is inappropriate to punish the rebellious Indians, because certain Spaniards incited them. (R. Perez) (1977)

Interesting ethnographic vignettes, an Indian man marries his sister-in-law; the Indians of a Pueblo whip an hechizero. (R. Perez) (1976)

Concerns- 1) proposed transfer of Pitic presidio to San Miguel and its effect on Seris; 2) establishment of mission at Guaymas among Guaymas, Pimas, Bajos and Upanguaymas; 3) resettlement of Apaches suing for peace; 4) difference between Apache and Seri hostilities; 5) need to place armed garrisons along Apache frontier; 6) lack of land, water at San Miguel. Argues that Pitic better location militarily, politically, agriculturally than San Miguel. States 200 families occupy Populo, Nacameri and los Angeles. Excellent document. (T. Sheridan) (1978)

Discusses language characteristics of Tarahumara. Describes location of several pueblos, and the seasonal flow of rivers. Reports the death of Mendibil, and relates his accomplishments. (R. Perez) (1977)