Criminal action brought against Alejandro Mora for mistreating an Indian servant, and his wife. Mora was accused of beating them with poles, whipping them, burning them, and not feeding them or providing drinks when they were thirsty. His actions seem related not only to an unbalanced mind, but an extreme form of religious fanaticism. The Indian servant was placed in the household of one Phelipe Tapia, and Mora was ordered to treat his wife with more affection. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action against Cayetano Pasote, identified as Lobo, who was accused of having wounded Thomas de Albear, the Cajero of the governor. Pasote was ordered exiled to Tome Pueblo for Ten years. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action started by Joseph Manuel Truxillo against Antonio Balberde and his sons, who had assaulted Truxillo as a result of an argument involving an orphan girl living in Truxillo's house and the advances that one of Balberde's sons. Had made to her. Balberde was fined 20 pesos to pay for the cure administered to Truxillo, and another 10 pesos to pay court costs. They were also warned that if they cause more problems for Truxillo, that they will be exiled for four years. (R. (jackson) (1980)

A criminal action against Gregorio Jaramillo who had wounded Thadeo Romero in the Head. Jaramillo was fined 30 pesos. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action begun by Antonio Salasar against Manuel Balerio, who verbally and physically attacked Salasar during an argument over water for irrigation. No legal action was taken against Balerio. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action against Marzial Martin, who attacked Nicolas Martin Berido with a knife,- wounding him 4 times. Martin was S fined 30 pesos. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action involving Juan Miguel Albares de Castillo and Bernardo de Chaves. Chaves wounded Castillo with his own sword, and was fined 20 pesos. (R. Jackson) (1980)

A criminal action against capitan Luys Garzia, an Alcalde mayor, for having attacked a servant with a knife, Garcia was fined 130 pesos. (R. Jackson) (1980)

Criminal case against Balthasar Baca and Gregorio Benavides who Ran horses through watermelon field belonging to an Indian from Nambe. They also beat him. Baca fined 20 pesos and Benavides 15. (R. Jackson) (1980)

Manuel has an affair with a married woman, Leonarda Cordova and assault an Indian servant belonging to his brother-in-law. Manuel is jailed and fined. (R. Jackson) (1980)