Series of documents related to building repair; contraband through San Blas; money shipment through San Blas; re-enlistment of teniente Murga; solicitation of priest to San Blas; request for collected alms; reinstatement of Former tax collector of San Blas; surgeon from San Blas sent to Habana; certification request from Villiano de Aguirre for trip to Nootka; account given for expedition to Cavite with Capellan Villaverde; and Salinas stores restoration. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Reimbursement for Fernandez; Bonillas brothers claim reward for defending San Blas; pilot Ruiz Costas Ferrer requests transfer from Caracas; Labayen asks virrey not to remove Moyua from San Blas; request for assistance for Ticel; certification of Otalora's death made by Saavedra; letter authorizing money for Anzoategui's trip to San Blas; Infante requests permission to continue military career; Bermudez requests job after losing belongings in insurgent attack. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)

Mission procuradores Gomez, santolarios, Hidalgo and others request that virrey and Senor fiscal pay sinodos and Lampara; includes table with census of missions of Santo Domingo of Antigua California; women referred to in context of census; brief reference made to Indians dying out of unmentioned disease; prolonged absence of fray berrequero from mission discussed; includes table listing 28 padres of Sagrado Orden de Predicadores administering missions of Baja California; list of missions. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Series of pedimentos and letters concerning the implementation of the three demandas placed against the society of Jesuits. Most documents are complaints, over a six year period, that some fiscals and officials have ignored the demandas against the Jesuits and are not processing the demandas. (D. Miller) (1978)

Economic matters of officiales in Sonora and Sinaloa. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Asks to be informed about the situation concerning Belena, who deposited certain quantities of gold and silver in Alamos. These metals belonged to the extinguished order of Jesuits in Sinaloa (Villa). (M. Bowman) (1979)

(M. Bowman) (1979)

His goods had been embargoed because he was accused of hiding some of the gold and silver pieces from the expelled Jesuits. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Concerns economic support Jesuit missions, distribution Jesuit goods following expulsion. (rest. Folder devoted to this subject as well). (T. Sheridan) (1976)

Confirms that he is informed that- 1) the justicia mayor of Cinaloa will run the temporalidades of the Jesuits. 2) the left over money from the Jesuit temporalidades are to go to the Caxa Marca in Alamos. (M. Bowman) (1979)