Disparate letters (some vague because refer to issue by Oficio tercera companias, promotions, suggestions of whom should fill vacant posts; traslados from Vidal excerpted; supplies needed for military campaign; granting of licencias; expressed satisfaction with Cosio's care of objetos del servicio; list of itemized cargos made by Ugalde to tercera compania (folio 79); discussion of conflicts with Indians; location of Reunion de companias; explanation of weapons to be used to protect Lacomba and others against Indians, Piedras de chispa to be transported to site of Reunion by Indians (folio 82); acknowledging receipt of diarios and other documents; orders for members of compania to return horses belonging to compania; increases in sueldo, excerpt of decreto by Flores declaring changes; money received from various who made cargos to compania; habilitacion of the compania; death of 78 Apaches, desire for similar future successes; responses to various pliegos from Lacomba;discussion of dates relating to Reunion de companias; Dovalina's improper conduct; reconsideration of Reunion scheduled because of weak state of Cavallada due to water shortage and conflicts with Indians (folio 99); discussion of how to defeat Indians; communication concerning movement of prisoners; Cosio granted permission to use horse and mules for military purpose; Series of letters regarding Lacomba, who is placed under house arrest and replaced by Cosio, following a 'lance' between Lacomba and Ponze de Borrego. Lacomba freed and granted permission to return to post when Galvan, Cosio's temporary replacement while Cosio at Reunion, found unable to complete necessary duties (folios 118-122); report that compania's position changed in order to better protect selves, towns from Lipanes' attacks, nearby towns notified, 90 horses killed despite precautions, more horses, general assistance requested; state of the forces of monlova company and the number of troops assigned to celebrate @la Campana' of August, 1789, and the number to remain in Quartel; letter dated 1790 from Ugalde regarding 'bajas' in compania since Campana, including desertors. (L. Kerr, July 1988)

Series of tables outlining monthly account of detachments' post assignments, condition of weapons, number of sick and prisoners, and situation with mounts; no great detail. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Diary recounts numerous events including murdered pastor; stampeding horses; payment of troops; capture of Indians; Indian hostility; supplications for peace. Women mentioned as captives and in population count in one instance. References to Indians selling Chile and eating Mesquite at Limon. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Three commanders at Croix write monthly diaries re: events of import, mainly manifested in personnel movement, recovery of stolen livestock from Indians, punishment of Indians for robberies, mention of letters and orders received (documents not present); no great detail. (D. J. McClelland, March 1988)

Ff.445-449 list fuerza efectiva of primera compania and distribution of men throughout province; notas instructivas comment on weapon supplies, horse and Mule count, vacant posts; Series of service records of Serna, Guerra, Barberena, Quijas, Joachin and Melchor Vidal de Lorca, listing individuals' military experience, including campaigns against Indians (4 copies each); service records of Melchor Vidal de Lorca outlines extensive travel and military involvement; second Series of service records, some identical information, of Serna, Margil and Yldefonso de la Garza, Guerra, Quijas, Barberena, J. Vidal de Lorca. (L. Kerr, July 1988)

Monthly letters and diarios describing general behavior of Indians, specific occurrences of warfare (numbers killed, who, by whom) between Indians and military, negotiations, military orders and action concerning Indians; reward offered for capture of two fugitive Indians, subsequent actions taken against them; request by dying Indian for baptism; dispatching of soldiers to deliver pliegos and Messages concerning Indians and related issues; conflicts with Indians experienced by soldiers while dispatched; Baldes's, Alcala's and Serna's movements related to Indians, E.g. tracking and fighting. (L. Kerr, July 1988)

Letters stating receipt of diarios from comandantes for month of September; others concerning libranza for Serna, acquisition of horses and mules by primera compania, from whom purchased, costs; movement of compania; reference to land dispute between Quijas and Ruiz; payment of libranzas. (L. Kerr, July 1988)

Letters and oficios to Vidal during 1789;including assignment of troops and officers to certain locations; Rentas mensuales of primera compania; libranzas and money to be sent to officers; monthly revistas of companias; fighting with Indians, number killed; balancing of accounts, including itemized list of cargo and data; Series of near illegible letters mentioning licencias, horses, mules, Cavallada lost and plans to recover; concerning Baamonde and finances; correspondence regarding disruptions caused by Urrutea, taken prisoner by military. (L. Kerr, June 1988)

Letters and oficios concerning: naming of officers; horses, military personnel killed and wounded fighting Indians; treatment of captured Indians; theft of horses by Martines; dispute over land; Serna reports of own and company's activities, including requests for money, information on number and condition of horses. (L. Kerr, July 1988)

Informes, oficios, and letters concerning: request for assistance due to poor harvest in region; grain, horses and mules purchased to counter climatic conditions; military actions taken by Serna; informe and description of mariscadas killed, by whom, where; balance in fondo de compania; battles with Yeguas; illness, death of soldiers from peste; funeral, interment of Vidal, selection of successor; need for additional mules and horses; list of personnel in primera compania, locations; revistas and diarios of monthly activity; desire to punish Indians; suffering sustained by personnel in certain jurisdicion replacement of officers. (L. Kerr, June 1988)