Index offices from Nava concerning military, civil, and religious affairs in Provincias Internas del Poniente from number 427, may, 1792 to number 603, January, 1793. (R. Gomez, January 1989)

Index of offices and letters received and remitted by Nava to virrey, from index number 295 to index number 426. (R.Gomez, January 1989)

Index of letters and offices from Nava concerning civil, military and religious affairs in Provincias Internas del Poniente de la Nueva Vizcaya, from number 146, June, 1791 to number 294, November, 1791. (R.Gomez, January 1989)

Index of offices and letters by Nava in which civil, religious, and military affairs in Provincias Internas del Poniente are briefly described. Index beginning on December, 1790, number 1 to May, 1791, number 145. (R.Gomez, January 1989)

Herrera requests that Indians should be provided with money so they can return to Candela. Request approved. (J. Tapia, March, 1988)

Documents deal with Ugarte's request for salary increase. He states that salary does not cover expenses for inspecting presidios that are being constructed. He wants his salary to be equal to that of governors of Texas and Nueva Mexico. real hacienda grants increase and for Sonora's governor. King decides that salary increases are unwarranted, and that Ugarte should receive a one time bonus to cover his travel expenses to the presidios. Increase does not apply to Sonora's governor. (J. Tapia, March, 1988)

(J. Tapia, March, 1988)

Lengthy Series of documents about loans made to Ugarte while he was in Spain and others made in Mexico. Loan in Spain needed to pay for travel expenses to Mexico. Loans in Mexico for his expenses to get to Coahuila, and for maintenance of presidios. Mention that Ugarte unable to repay loan due to his small salary and requests an increase. Several documents are from his creditors trying to recover money from real hacienda. some creditors request interest on loans. Many of the letters are from civil officials verifying loans and seeking ways to repay them. Finally, loans are paid by the royal treasury, and Ugarte thanks viceroy for covering loans and asks for a copy of this transaction. (J. Tapia, March, 1988)

Ugalde requests permission to print documents about his administration in Provincias Internas and other documents. Discussion that nothing can be printed until documents are revised and approved by court officials. (J. Tapia, March 1988)

Documents deal with Ugalde's borrowing money in Guajoquilla to buy horses and pay other expenses occurred during a military campaign. It is stated that the money should be taken out of funds of Coaguila's presidios. (J. Tapia, March, 1988)