Pedro Jusepe an Indian is accused of stealing a Mule and is jailed. (R. Davis) (1977)

Francisco is found guilty of robbery and given 30 days jail. (R. Davis) (1977)

Juan Bernal accuses Andres de Godoy of stealing 3 Marcos silver from him. Andres claims Juana a mulato woman gave it to him. Andres is given a jail term. Juana who was free, is now sold in debt peonage to Juan del Castillo. (R. Davis) (1977)

Diego has to sell 2 haciendas for debts owed to Toribio and the state - the inventory is valuable. There were 14 slaves involved - Negroes, mulatos, chinese and Indians. However, this is a story befitting the talents of a Perry Mason. It turns out that goliano is the victim of crime. Fernandez has joined forces with Melchor de Valdez, a.m. to rob goliano. In the course of the investigation (a long one, this document is 470 pages long), a mercury ring is uncovered - Melchor de Valdez has been siphoning it off and selling it to mines - making easier and cheaper for them in return for silver. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Contains testimony from both accusers and the Indian Charged with stealing mules in the roads of the real. Probably of little interest except to researchers interested in legal proceedings in criminal Cases. (C. Needham) (1975)

A request for a mandamiento on the part of a Hacendado de minas whose Indian laborers have fled with ^an enormous quantity of money. The Miner asks for an order to reclaim the workers from any place where they might be hidden and requests that penalties be imposed on anyone who obstructs the carrying-out of the order. (C. Needham) (1975)

Luis Subriel Morese, Vezino and Miner, accuses and presents testimony against Alonso del Castillo, for stealing water, and salting and ruining other water storage and thus interfering with operation of mining activity. (R. Davis) (1977)

Nicolas is captured and jailed for leading a band of raiding Conchos indios, stealing water and killing cows and for stealing 72 pesos from Juan de Sena Marron. Capt. Juan Bautista Garcia pays Juan and Nicolas is named to work for Juan Bautista at 4 pesos a month till debt is paid. (R. Davis) (1977)

Review of tenure of capt. Juan de Espindola and reason for his loss of over 1,000 silver pesos to 3 Negros and one Mulatto, armed with lances, on road to Guadalajara. (R. Davis) (1977)

Martin de Quesada, a store Owner, accuses Joseph, a free Negro, of trying to shoplift some food from him. Joseph is jailed but case not ended on reel. (R. Davis) (1976)