Documents (numbered 73-85) list 13 workers, their names, job job titles, salaries, debts. Documents interrupted by quaderno numero 18 with several reports concerning corn received, corn given to hacienda de Ovejas, agricultural materials, horses received, tools, annual acarreo de maizes, inventory of machos Mulas. quaderno de Raya numero 6 concerns 35 workers alquilados en siembra y desquelitar; quaderno de Raya de la hacienda del Buey numero 8 concerns which days of year that servants, Pames had work. quaderno de Raya numero 10 concerns value of goods sold to workers by hacienda. Report of materials expended for recua; goods, services bought for haciendas de Cabras, Huaxteca, Buey. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Accounts of 13 workers, their names, job titles, salaries, debts. Document interrupted by quaderno numero 4 listing names of 76 workers with annual corn ration of each. Document continues in same format with 32 additional names. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Accounts of 54 workers listing name, job title, salary of each, description of goods each has obtained from hacienda and debts owed. Document interrupted by quaderno 14 listing names of 100 workers, report of 6 alquilados workers with beginning-ending dates of their work. Document continues (folios numbered 28-44) listing workers in same format. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Several reports of tools and aperos, revised on December 31, 1802. Report of oxen, horses, burros Leneros, mules for tiro; of corn data y cargo; of reales data y cargo; of iron, steel, copper and Estano. 3 documents in quaderno numero 9 from hacienda Cerro Alto, with report of 36 workers. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Report from hacienda de los Amoles of corn paid to workers weekly throughout 1803, one report for each month listing names, quantity of corn for each. Reports from quaderno numero 5 concern 44 workers residing at Amoles. Reports of servants, workers arquilados en siembra and arquilados en cosecha without ration. Four documents concerning raya de la labor de Papagayos, listing 24 workers and time worked. Folios titled sirvientes de la hacienda de cabras lists 57 workers' names, job titles, salaries, debts, one page per person (See also ff.0361-0374 of this volume). (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Report of workers from Dolores Rancho, listing name, job title, salary, debts of each. Quaderno of servants from hacienda de Ovejas. Report of alquilados with 13 workers. Inventory of tools at hacienda de Ovejas. Report of economic aid to 29 workers from Rancho de Dolores. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Concerns accounting proceedures of haciendas. Individual accounts for 25 workers at hacienda de San Ignacio, signed by Diaz Maldonado; inventory of cattle, listing lost and dead. Receipts (not in order) for various business transactions between Castro, Torres; for Sanchez paying diezmo in corn. Report on cattle bueyada, mulada y Ganado bacuno; on horses from hacienda de Cerroalto; several receipts for flete from Arriaga to Maciel. Report and receipt for supplies imported to Amoles hacienda, from Ramirez of real Aduana de Guadalcazar to Maciel. Four invoices (lists prices, items) for goods from Querataro, Puebla, Mexico City, bought by Maciel. Receipts for Maciel's purchase of maiz from Moxica, Torres, Alvarez. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Payment receipts numbered 28 to 40, includes receipt for diezmo paid to Almazan and Sanchez. Maciel sends cattle to Nuevo Reino de Leon. Inventory of tools; report of 27 workers from hacienda de Papagayos working in pisca. receipts of payment to various people for cattle, maquilas, arrovas of corn. Official certification of loss of cosecha. (D. Bautista, December 1989)

List of mission and presidio job catagories to be filled in California and San Blas including salaries and regulations for different work; list of prices for supplies ff. 9; formal decree concerning regulations of expenses; figures for synod payments for new missionaries and rents Charged to haciendas (p. Coyle January 1990)

Rodriguez Gallardo's deposition and remarks to informe written by visitor of Jesuit missions in Sonora. Issues discussed include consolidation of dispersed pueblos de indios; military escort for religious entradas into frontier areas; definition of indios vagantes; reasons for Pueblo desertion. Cites various articles from recopilacion de Leyes de las indias concerning reduction of Indians to mission life. author suggests that 2,000 pesos be sent to governor of Sinaloa to combat Apaches and that Barrancas of Sierra Madre be cleared of small Tarahumaran rancherias, and Indians gathered to be settled in larger pueblos. Also discussed are issues of election of Indian civic officials, regional officials to oversee Indian communities, Indian labor at missions, and punishment of mission Indians. Included is definition of siembras de comunidad versus siembras de Iglesia; number of Indians needed for a Pueblo to be legally recognized. Also, suggestions concerning land tenancy, education and repartimiento system in Sonora. (J. H. Ochs, November 1987)