Lists the names and wages of employees, and their rations in the form of grain and meat. Also gives quantity and price of goods sold in Balsequillo. (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0137-0224- cuaderno de Cuentas de la gente arquilada que trabaja en la hacienda de San Juan en Este Ano de 1793. same types of information as above entry.

A record of municipal elections from 1792-1820. The rise to power of Gregorio de San Martin is chronicled. from Sindico procurador to Juez subdelegado. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Notification that the majority of Apaches known by the names Mescaleros, Llaneros, lipianos, Faraones, Salineros, Mimbrerenos, and Chiricaguis have been reduced to peace in the locales near el Norte, El Paso, Carrizal, Janos, Bacoachi, and other places in Sonora. Because of this, depredations in these areas have ceased. (R. Perez) (1977)

Juan Cardenas is caught with a stolen horse, confesses, and implicates a multi-ethnic band of cattle thieves. Cardenas gives a complete history of his run-ins with the law (imprisoned 5 times). (R. Perez) (1977)

Records concerning the milling of grain. Includes- amount (in weight) of raw grain, and amount of processed grain; its point of origin, processing charges; wages paid to the peones (in the form of money and grain). (R. Perez) (1977)

Orders the subdelegados of the pueblos listed in category 281 (this entry) to apprehend and reduce the Indians that have left the missions, fleeing to the mountains. States that they have Allied themselves with people of other castes and are committing robberies and other depredations. (R. Perez) (1977)

Muster rolls and armament check-list for the 1st and 2nd squadrons at San Carlos. Names of all soldiers are listed. Indian auxiliaries listed from Nuestro Senor del Rayo (Yaqui), and from la Cienega (Tarahumara). (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0126-0140- relacion de revista quatrimostre de San Carlos. 2 de diciembre, 1792. Gives- name and residence of officers, effective force (including notes on deaths, desertions and transfers to fronteras); muster rolls for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd squadrons and Indian auxiliaries. The latter includes Yaquis from Nuestro Senor del Rayo, and Tarahumara from real del oro, Atotonilco*, 1792. same type of information as last entry.

Hacienda notebook with each employee's name, wage, and accounts for the year. This includes rations (food, clothing, ammunition, etc.) and monetary advances. Note- entries that have been crossed out were repaid. (R. Perez) (1977)

Official approval of elections in Parral for the offices of Alcalde ordinario and procurador general for the years 1792 through 1799. Gives names of the elected officials. (R. Perez) (1977)

Census of the families of the 54 soldiers in the 2nd company of the 2nd squadron, who reside in Santa Barbara. Data separated into- hombres, mujeres, ninos, ninas, Esclavos, esclavas. These statistics given for the present year and the year before. The data is then re-collated into the following categories- Espanoles, indios, mestizos, color Quebrado, and Esclavos. It is also recollated into the number of married, single and widowed. (R. Perez) (1977)