The Spaniards of San Ignacio de Revilla inform virrey that they are assisting in the pacification of the Indians and in the construction of a church without any cost to the royal hacienda. Hacendados want the virrey reconsider how much they will have to pay for the Alcabala. recaudadores, tax collectors, send the operational accounting most specify the transactions; 3. The collectors will charge 4%; 4. The spiritual contracts can be made in other places; 5. Civil justices and scribes must declare the number of documents they have; 6. Religious are exempt from paying; 7. Indians are exempt; 8. Corn is exempt; 9. Several seeds if not sold only pay 5%; 10. The sellers have to pay; 11. Those who do not have an address have to pay also; 12. The commerce of Castilla also have obligations; 13. Those who refuse to pay will pay four times more; 14. Contraband is prohibited. 15. Methods of good administration. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Several letters from Escandon to fray Abasolo requesting him to reassign fray Orozco to the mission he had been in. The Indians petition for fray Orosco's return and state that they will leave the mission if he is not returned. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Indians complain to the virrey of the bad treatment they are receiving from the soldiers of Escandon. The soldiers do not respect their possessions. Indians comment to the virrey that they received help only from the Resendis family.

Indians complain that their land was taken away and the Spaniards do not want to recognized it. Virrey order that the land must be returned to the Indians. Alferez Trevino is commissioned to measure the Indian land. The measurements are made in the pueblo de purificacion. The tools used for the measurement were cordel bien estirado, encerado y Una Vara castellana. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Letters from Indians complaining to virrey about how they are suffering from the continuous attacks of Escandon's soldiers. The Indians also mention that the only person that is helping them is Dona Resendi. The Indians want to stop the policia economica y christiana. They also provide examples of how they have been fighting in favor of the king of Spain when they, the Indians, attacked English ships. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Autos from Mecos Indians complaining that they are mistreated by the Spaniards and request protection from virrey. He orders an investigation from both the authorities of Monterrey and the mission, and wants sworn testimony and without delay. The investigation is focused only on the land of the Indians but not on who is mistreating them. Stated on folio 168 is desde su Nacimiento Se Han alimentado, como son la Flor de Tuna, Mesquite, Coma, maguacatas, Mescales aguamiel... (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Letters from Bermudes for virrey complaining that the Indians settle in part of his hacienda and Escandon gave them permission. Official letter from virrey aproving the creation of two new villages signed by Rabago. Letter from four Indian captains requesting permission from the virrey to settle in Paraje named Purificacion. Altamira suggests that Escandon accept request of Indians petition. (D. Bautista, April 199)

Bermudes and Cordoba complain to virrey because of Escandon's division of land. Escandon is accused of giving land to certain Indians that is owned by Bermudes and of taking mulas y maiz from the haciendas. Escandon also reports on the pacification of Indians including a report that Indians fear of disease makes it difficult to get them to settle in villages, but that some Indians Apostatas and Gentiles are requesting permission to congregarse in the villages. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Letters from Escandon informing virrey of the establishment of a new village in Paraje la Mula. Escandon received complaints of several Indian attacks in la Mula Paraje. Escandon named los padres carmelitas as protectors of that Paraje, to stop the Indians from attacking. (D. Bautista, April 1990)

Copies of the informaton sent to virrey Revilla Gigedo from Escandon November 27, 1752 concerning the creation of the Obispado. Answers from the Arzobispo and obispos to virrey with respect to the creation of the Obispado in Nuevo Santander. The answers do not favor construction. (D. Bautista, April 1990)