Due to repeated Apache attacks on Bejar, the governor of Texas is authorized to request troops from the presidios Espiritu Santo, Adays, and Rio Grande, even though they are outside his province. (R. Perez) (1977)

Lists all presidios in the Provincias Internas, including- number of officers and troops, wages. Extensive orders for commanders of presidios, dealing with such topics as; conflict of interest, duplication of posts, relationships with Indians (both friendly and hostile), relationships with civil authorities, etc. Price lists for all goods sold to soldiers by the presidios (by region). Extensive legal citation to show justification for these actions. (R. Perez) (1977)

Concerns dispute between Calderon de Ojeda, Alcalde mayor of Sinaloa, and Otermin, capitan of Sinaloa presidio. Who imprisoned Calderon de Ojeda. Mentions campaign against Seri. Notes disturbances in Mocorito. Discusses disruptive effect of dispute on presidial, political affairs in Sinaloa, Sonora. (T. Sheridan) (1979)

Squadron of soldiers from Coahuila presidio sent to San Antonio presidio to take part in campaign against Apaches. Are attacked by Apaches, who steal their horses and supplies. Soldiers petition gobernador Pruneda to replace what they lost. (T. Sheridan) (1977)