Letters from Ugalde to Ramirez not to mix in the monthly logbooks the report about the Indians of San Christoval with the Apache, Lipanes and Mezcaleros Indians. Concerns revolt of Indians of San Christoval, and their pacification by Dufay's troops. Concerns soldier transportation from Linares to San Christoval. Concerns Ramirez' congratulation to Ugalde because of his designation as comandante general de Provincias Internas. (R.Gomez, July 1989)

Provincias Internas are divided into western, commanded by Ugarte y Loyola, and eastern, commanded by Dufay; Pinon [Pison?] eruptions cause Dufay to make military visits; Dufay searches for Capitancillos and Pinones, either they turn themselves in or a bounty will be placed on their heads - dead or alive; receipt of novedades and military reports; primera compania de Monterrey receives an alferez primero. (E. Wilson, September 1989)

Campaign orders and instructions, food supplies, interim commander of Punta de Lampazos and Monterrey. Campaign is to crush Apache Indian rebellions at Sardinas. Escort ordered for Cabello from Texas to Mexico, if necessary. (E. Wilson, August 1989

Administrative letters from Echegaray to Ugalde; provision purchases of grain and livestock; promotion of officers to captain of infantry; chain-gang of Mescaleros killing military and civilians prompts Echegarary to fortify night watches; provision thefts; and requests for more arms. (E. Wilson, August 1989)

Administrative letters from Echegaray to Ugalde concerning provision purchases of livestock, fruits and nuts; military expeditions in search of Indian rebellions; peace negotiations; military deserters; jurisdiction instructions for Linares; and a loan from Faboada to Ramirez. (E. Wilson, August 1989)

Correspondence from the virrey Conde de Revilla Gigedo concerning food supplies, preparation, pay schedules for the military men, lack of mules, desire to encourage open commerce and the ecclesiastics' interest in educating slaves; addressed to Gobernador Baamonde from 1789-1790. (E. Wilson, July 1989)

Monthly reports with daily entries from Linares presidio to Juan Ugalde on Indian attacks, pillaging, horse rustling, desertion, and renegade soldiers; payroll distribution and widespread illness with fever. (E. Wilson, June 1989)

Goicoechea investigates desertion from Santa Barbara by soldiers Rochin and Lugo (defended by Arguello) andontiberos and Valdez (defended by Olivera). Lugo and Valdez are to continue in company of Santa Barbara while Rochin and Ontiberos were given four extra years of service and transfer to San Francisco. Includes repetitive interrogations and physical descriptions of Valdez, Ontiberos, Lugo, Rochin. Short, unrelated commentary by Fages on resistence by Yumas met upon crossing land from California to Sonora. (J. Hiller, December 1988)

Correspondence between Tages and Olivera regarding Indian revolt against padres of mission San Gabriel (25 October 1785). Interrogations and responses concerning motives, previous warnings, Principal revolt leaders, source of arms used. Account of incident and its consequences--including lashing of guilty Indians. (J. Hiller, November 1988)

Santianez reports to Bucareli that minting of gold, silver coins will begin as soon as new Dies arrive. Sierragorda asks to retire to his house in Querataro, is placed under house arrest in Santander apparently because Santianez wants him to deal with Indian rebellion at San Juan, other places. (A. Dean, July 1989)