Discusses general affairs of expedition. Best time to attack rebels during pitahaya harvest when they leave refuges to gather fruits. Reduced Seris choose land between San Miguel presidio and Pitic along Rio Sonora. Mentions Papago unrest. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

14 more Seris and families surrender, bringing total to 191 persons. 4 more families asking pardon. Very few rebel Seris left. 3 Tiburones ask pardon and that their nation be allowed to remain on Island. Spaniards agree as long as several of their leaders come to make peace. No Seris left on Tiburon mas que tal qual que esta Casado y aliado con familias del Pais. Seris state Vipisi and Pima followers joining Cueras in Sierra de las Espuelas and offer to lead Spaniards to them. Guided by Chrisanto and 2 other Seris, Bergosa and 60 soldiers pursue Pimas, who flee into mountains. 4 rebels, 3 women, 3 children killed, 6 captured. Horses recovered. Chrisanto appointed gobernador of reduced Seris, Francisco Alcalde. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Notes Pima, Sibubapa hostilities in Ostimuri and Medina's unsuccessful campaign against them. Despite tracks, no rebels encountered. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

2 Seri women ask for peace for their Rancheria following attack by Moreno. 11 families- 42 people- surrender. Sibubapas suffering from epidemic of yellow vomit. 28 Seris and their families surrender- small number due to many fatalities. Crisanto tracks down Pima, brings back his Head as sign of Seri good faith. Pimas, Seris, que naturalmente son opuestas, fighting each other again. Peyran surprises Rancheria of 4 Seri families near sea. Wounds several, kills 2 women, captures 2 more with 8 children. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Detachment under Anza scouts Sierra del Purgatorio, Jojova in search of Pima rebels. Finds none. Detachment under Bergosa encounters Rancheria of 6 Seri men in Arroyo de los Tobosos. Kills famous Seri capitan chepillo- other 5 men out hunting. Also, kills 1 woman, 2 boys, takes 9 children, 4 women prisoner. Detachment under Moreno attacks Seri Rancheria in marisma. Seris flee into unasperisimo bosque. 7 children captured. Bloody tracks found. Continues to Tenuaje, Tonuco, surprising Rancheria of 4 Pimas. Elizondo argues that such guerrilla warfare tactics es el Mas breve y unico, para conseguir su condigno castigo of rebels. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Topics include; 1) Papago unrest; 2) proposed invasion of Tiburon; 3) Pineda's poor health, 4) Pima-sibubapa hostilities in Ostimuri; 4) military personnel changes; 5) general state of Elizondo expedition. Letter dated June 18 relates surrender of 14 Seris, bringing total to 191. Tiburones ask pardon and to be allowed to stay on their Island. Pardon granted with understanding that entire nation pasaria a cuchillo if they committed any hostilities. Pimas under Vipisi go to Sierra de las Espuelas to join Cueras. Seris offer to lead Spaniards to them. In following fight, 4 men, 3 women, 3 children killed, 1 woman, 9 children captured. Rest of Pima rebels escape. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Elizondo, other military leaders decide to change tactics and pursue rebels in small, mobile detachments. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Troop details- 4 divisions involved in Cerro Prieto invasions. Includes number of Opata, Eudeve, Yaqui, Pima auxiliares. Followed by order detailing plan of invasion. Strategy- occupy alturas of Cerro Prieto from 4 major entrances, trapping rebels in canyons below. Pinole, Tasajo provisions of troops. (T. Sheridan) (1980)

Pima attempts to sabatoge Spanish-Seri peace. Marcos told by Pimas that Spanish pardon a trick to get all 3 rebel nations together, hang leaders and deport the rest by sea. Seris suspend surrender, but still carry out no hostilities. Crisanto and followers offer to serve as guides against other rebels. (T. Sheridan) (1980)