Refers to a petition for a Plaza de Toros in Parral, the profits to go to founding a Hospital and subsidizing health care for the poor. (R. Perez) (1977)

Jose Phelipe Quinteros, a Coyote, is Charged by his boss, Salcido, with having sold several Head of cattle and kept the proceeds. The investigation reveals no one who bought any, and the charges are dropped. (R. Perez) (1977)

Manuela is employed in the house of the Cantor as a governess. The altercation took place after she refused to return home 2 nights in a row. After seeing the cost of the legal proceedings she drops the charges against her Husband. (R. Perez) (1977)

Bernardo Bonavia asks the Alcalde ordinario (not named) of Parral if the children whose parents could afford to pay tuition go to the same school as the poor children. He asks about a salary increase for the maestro del referido seminario. Relationship with public school? Film 318-1809-53. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Muster rolls for the 1st and 7th company of the 1st squadron, and the 1st company of the 2nd squadron of San Carlos. Lists name, rank and status (present, transferred, deserted, dead). Also gives same information for two Indian auxiliaries- Yaquis at Nuestro Senor del Rayo, and Tarahumaras at Atotonilco*) (1977)

Lopez and Salcido are caught on the doorstep of a wealthy man's house. Lopez aims a pistol at his would-be captors and the two escape to San Bartolome where they are captured. The authorities want to get the goods on Lopez, so they take testimony from the citizenry (150 pages of it) as to his bad character. It makes fascinating reading. (R. Perez) (1977)

Financial records of the hacienda Santiago for the entire year (1795). Contains- list of workers, their monthly salary and ration (in corn and meat), their itemized charges from the store; earnings from the mill; carpentry costs; cost of iron for the forge. (R. Perez) (1977)

Account book for the entire year of the financial transactions of Porrero's clients, including 3 haciendas and several prominent citizens. (R. Perez) (1977)

Fransisco Josef de Urruttia responds to a question from the Alcaldes ordinarios of Parral about what the limits of their jurisdiction are. He says provisionally that jurisdiction in judicial and criminal matters extends to all suburbs of the Real, including the Barrio of the indios Yaques. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Muster rolls listing name and status (present, deserted, transferred or killed) of soldiers of the 2nd and 3rd companies of the 1st squadron, the 2nd and 3rd companies of the 2nd squadron. Also of Tarahumara auxiliaries from real del oro and la Cienega. (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0407- 18 Abril, 1794. Pie de lista de indios auxiliaries de la nacion Tarahumara del Pueblo de Atotonilco*.