Establishes punishments and judicial proceedings for 8 classes of insurgents. 1) all officers, defenders of fortifications, or armed when captured. 2) spies of all types. 3) guerillas and agitators 4) deserters 5) civil servants who join the rebel cause 6) those whose published or public opinions are sympathetic to the rebels 7) thieves who take advantage of political instability 8) civil servants continuing to serve in areas controlled by the rebels. The first four groups and the eight, if military personnel, will be tried in a consejo de guerra. The last four groups, if civilian, will be tried by civil authorities. (P. Hayes) (1977)

0004-0014- an account of compras de maiz for 1816, giving seller, quantity, and value. Followed by ayuntamientos approval. 0015-0026- Cuenta de semillas of the Alondiga, giving name of introductor', orgin, quantity, and value. 0045- 0046- account of materials furnished to the school. 0050-0055- a account of indtroducciones' of fruit, harina, maiz, Dulce, etc. For 1816. (P. Hayes) (1977)

0066-0076- an account of corn purchases for 1815, giving seller, quantity, and value. Followed by approval by the Ayuntamiento. 0076- account of materials and their value. 0107-0108- furnished to the school. 0077-0088- Cuenta of semillas de la Alondiga giving name, origin, quantity and value. 0090-0107- account of introducciones of fruit, harina, maiz, Dulce for 1815. (P. Hayes) (1977)

0074-0086- accounts of corn bought and lost by the granary. 0087-0088- accounts of items bought for the public school. 0089-0095- various notes to Pellejero relative to corn. 0100-1049- granary accounts- corn bought and sold. Followed by approval of accounts by the Ayuntamiento. (P. Hayes) (1977)

In response to the viceroys decree asking for donations of horses for the king's army fighting the insurgents, the Ayuntamiento calls a junta of vecinos. Given are the names of vecinos, the number of horses they donated and their corresponding value. (P. Hayes) (1977)

The Ayuntamiento of the Valle de San Bartolome has a junta to which the citizens of the area come. Propose- to supply horses for Spanish troops brought over to combat the insurgientes. Included is a list of those who attended. Frame 0011 contains a fragment describing 1811 as a year of heavy rain. 0012-13 contains further information on the donativo of horses requested by the virrey. (P. Hayes) (1977)

31 vecinos, including the Ayuntamiento, contribute money for obtaining medical services. Citing the great number of sick persons. They obtain the services of Jose Monroy for 600 pesos/yr. Included is a list of contributors and the amount of their donation. (P. Hayes) (1977)

The document contains exhaustive inventarios de Bienes of the Tienda de compania de Jacobo Belo and Jose Bacilio Gutierrez for 1813-1816. Belo died intestate on April 8, 1816, so there follow more inventarios de Bienes. (P. Hayes) (1977)

A list of those who contributed to the fund for purchasing arms for the infantry. Given ar the titles of several members of the Ayuntamiento, plus four pages of names and amounts contributed. (P. Hayes) (1977)

The Ayuntamiento feels the youth of Parral are going astray for lack of instruction and accordingly establish a public school. The school and all materials will be paid for out of public funds. All poor children and huerfanos are eligible, and parents are required to send their children. Rafael Estrella is the first teacher; he received 300.00 a year. He was replaced by Jose Maria udafauregui in 1811, so the school was operational at least from June 1810-March 1811. (P. Hayes) (1977)