Concerns payments of libranzas from the Arispe, Rosario, and Mexico treasuries. Others documents are requesting payment from virrey; meetings and resolutions of royal hacienda members, including requested libranzas. (D. Bautista, October 1989)

Summary of decrees by the virrey for the payment of libranzas by the Caxas reales for the years 1787, 1788, and 1789. Includes meetings and resolutions of the ministers of the real hacienda. (D. Bautista, October 1989)

Series of documents concerning notice of arrival of Boticario but not Cirujano. Pardon given to contrabandists (notice only). Castaneda gets married. Indian Joseph recognizes mission. Notice of inspection of Indian Island given. Notice that people cannot marry without consent of parents or tutors given. Cueva gives notice that his son died during travel from Saltillo due to climatic hardships. Notice of bandos prohibiting export of moneda menuda from provincias de oriente to Spain. College established in Granada. Valdez and Savago request marriage licence. (M. Marroquin, March 1989)

Concerns autos by Munoz against Cabildos (municipal administrative heads) from Santa Barbara, Santo Domingo and Santa Maria. Former Cabildos, Actual ones and colaborators as well as others are accused of being using ilegal Medidas (grain measures) in trade transactions. All the accused in the three Villas volunteer (self-punishment) money, which is to be used in the construction of a jail, administrative offices, and one food storage (Alondiga). Includes a relation by Ixart of the money spent by Munos in various issues. (R. Gomez, September 1989)

Concerns Penilla's petition to virrey for a two hundred and fifty peso grant. Letters dealing with Penilla's behavior and commitment to his studies. (R. Gomez, September 1989)

Letters from bishop of Nuevo Reyno de Leon to virrey concerning Herrera's behavior. Governor Herrera has arrested a bishop's relative, without motive but to bother bishop. Autos by Herrera concerning Echeverria's intentions no to follow an ecclesiastical career. (R. Gomez, September 1989)

Concerns Herrera's petition to virrey to designate Rubalcava as lieutenant of Nuevo Reyno de Leon troops. Herrera requests permission to inhabit and improve the house given to him as a new governor of Nuevo Reyno de Leon. Discusses whether or not he has to pay rent on the house, and Former governor's debts. (R. Gomez, September 1989)

Concerns Series of documents, autos and certifications about military responsibilities of governor Vaamonde; also militia rolls and legal proceedings against Valdez, Alcalde ordinario, who consented extramarital relations between a slave and one of his soldiers. Refund to ventin approved by Vaamonde. Series of testimonies in proceedings against mayor of Valle de Molta. Prosecution against Joseph Pariente. Fernandez is elected judge of Valle de Molta. Notice that Valdez exceeded his responsibilities as a justice. (M. Marroquin, March 1989)

Letters refer to Bucareli's relaciones about pay withholdings and cuts. Money retained by these measures is applied to widow an orphan support. Male orphans receive support until age 18, female orphans until age 25. (S. Gibbs, February 1989)

Concerns publication (book ?), of administrative proceedures sent from conde de Galvez to Ugarte y Loyola regarding the governing of Provincias Internas del oriente and Occidente. Specificies the kind of events the commanders of each province muist report back. Document comprises gives a break down of the many characteristics that Spanish colonization implemented in the conquest of Indian territories. Strategies of the conquest are explained in this document, such as use of Indian controversies to facilitate their reduction. History of how the conquest began is given. Document explains trade Spaniards had with some Indian nations in order to subjugate them. Specific indications of what type of activities were allowed for Indians under Spaniard's domination is given. Characteristics of several Indian nations are provided, such as which one was friendly and/or hostile. (this document is a very important summary of almost all kind of activities the Spanish conqueror had to implement in their fight against tricks used, legislation among provinces, judicial organization, religious strategies etc. Etc.). (M. Marroquin, June 1989)