Tienda reports several Apache raids; Apaches kill people, take captives, and steal cattle near fronteras; soldiers kill some Indians and recover cattle. Apaches kill people and take horses near Terrenate. Soldiers encounter and fight Apaches along Jilla River. Troops of fronteras and Terrenate have been reinforced, and several soldier groups search for Apaches. In a fight near Chirriones soldiers recover an Opata and a Yaqui Indian taken captives by Apaches. Vildosola states Apaches seek peace and want to exchange prisoners with soldiers. Apaches state they want to be good and will behave; they want prisioner exchange to take place away from presidio for fear of being captured. Vildosola agrees hoping that Apaches would settle in reducciones. other documents on various raids conducted by Pimas and Seris. Pimas attack Soyapa killing people, taking cattle, and later hide in Cerro Prieto. Seris and Pimas kill people, take captives and cattle in Cumuripa. Soldiers attack them near Cerro Prieto killing some Indians and recovering cattle. Due to these raids, Tienda plans new campaigns against different Indian groups. (J. Tapia, April, 1988)