(M. Bowman) (1980)

Governor Martos y Navarrete suspects that actions of Vicente Alvarez Travieso and Francisco de Arocha are behind recent disturbances in city, and asks cabildo to keep eye on them. (R. Davis) (1979)

Autos testifying actions of courier Aparicio accused of compliance in plot to kill courier Hoyos. (R. Graham) (1979)

Criminal case against three Indians and a Genizaro Charged with disrespect towards the law and inciting the Comanche by telling lies and taking advantage of commercial dealings. Testimony transmitted to Salcedo in Chihuahua. (Robert H. Jackson) (1980)

(D. Coates) (1980)

(R. Davis) (1980)

San Denis authorized by French authorities in Louisiana to travel to Texas to buy livestock (9/12/1713). He and 24 French canadians go from Louisiana to presidio del Norte. Capitan Ramon sends Frenchmen to Mexico City. Spaniards take San Denis' declaracion of his journey, noting his encounters with various Indian groups, especially Texas Indians (6/6/1715). Fiscal (8/15/1715) informs virrey of situation, implying that San Denis is French Spy. Junta de guerra (8/22/1715) discusses French threat and recommends reestablishment of missions among Texas Indians. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Phelipe de Carbajal and Pedro de Chavarria are petitioning to get out of jail after having been accused of inducing and bribing two slaves, Pedro and Toribio, to steal wheels from a coach belonging to Suarez. The accused are both carpenters. (R. Perez) (1977) Chavarria, Pedro de (Carpintero)/Pedro (Esclavo)/Toribio (Esclavo)/orozco, Juan Phelipe de (Coronel)

Several leading citizens have held a Series of meetings and subsequently sent a letter to the viceroy complaining of heavy-handed actions by governor. Gobernador sends his man to investigate and put a stop to such meetings. (T. Barnes) (1977)

Juan Antonio, an Indian, is sentenced to two years labor in a Mortero for being associated with and helping the rebellious Cocojomes. (T. Barnes) (1976)