F.134 concerns levying 5-peso yearly tax on carriage owners to cover cost of grading roads. Response that such tax wouldn't raise enough, should resort to measures such as zevada. ff.136-139 concerns failure of water supply to convent Balvanera (1800). Ff.140-155 concern Vega's objection to grading done on streets around his property. (it seems he contracted work, but wasn't pleased with result; refuses to pay.) F.146 is accounts of cost of materials, labor for waterpipes, grading. (A. Dean, September 1989)

Complaint by Pizones of mistreatment by fray Estrada of Hoyos mission Indians. Indians were to give labor and land to mission for 4 years in exchange for half of the production and their needs taken care of. For the last 2 weeks rations have not been supplied; missionary not meeting needs. Estrada requested to treat Indians well and return their lands as laws prohibit mistreatment of Indians. Description of mission church at Hoyos. Count of oxen, horses and mules of mission; Indians contest that there were more cattle and that they were more Mature. Request that Ramirez be responsible for management of cattle, previously mismanaged. Estrada has had harvests collected and has spent money all over; sale of almost all mission cattle by Blanco. Discussion of Indians attendance of mass, absence of idolatry. Ordovas to make journey to mission to investigate but complains of illness, distance, and dangerous Mecos which has delayed trip; told he must go despite these excuses. Puga to investigate and return land to Indians. Indians having to travel in search of food. 3 Pizones and a Pame went to Mexico City to testify that a year has passed without rations and land taken by Estrada. Descriptions of vegetable and Milpa crops grown. Testimonies of mission apames and Pizones indicate that Estrada gave corn rations the first two years and describe bloody beating by Alcaldes but directed by Estrada, and Indians given other land of lesser quality. (L. L. Woodward, September 1988)

Series of documents concerning land distribution to Indians of Colotlan. Administrative correspondence and autos dealing with trial initiated by Hurtado de Mendoza, against Indian Pasqual accused of sexual abuses against Muniz. Thoraya, reports on how Neofitos of Colotlan were treated and given land to farm. (M.marroquin, August 1989)

Concerns Series of autos on seizure and distribution of land among Indians. Conflicts have developed with military official over the amount of land available for distribution. (M. Marroquin, July 1989)

Series of autos and testimonies about military activities undertaken in the area of Guajuquilla, frontiers of Colotlans, to convert Tovoso and Zacatecas Indians. Testimonies taken to Indian leaders and civil government officials to certify legitimacy of troops' activities in conquest Indians. Testimonies mention how religion was used to convert Indians. Lists of military personnel included within some autos. (document is very repetitive). (M. Marroquin, June 1989)

Procurador implores virrey to allow vecinos of El Paso to take lands in front of Pueblo del real in compensation for lands they have been occupying. (D. Marksz, July 1987)

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)

Oficios and others from Ugalde to Vidal and Serna concerning: request for information on military activities, need for greater funding in order to defeat Indians; orders and assignments; own movements and travel; state of primera compania, organization of troop structure, vacant posts; personnel entitled to licencias and libranzas, money owed by and to personnel; issues involving Serna, discussion of his libranza, assignment of soldiers to serve him in Coahuila, finances relating to Serna's activities. (L. Kerr, June 1988)

Letters, autos debating donation of land by Texeda to Ruiz; transaction opposed by Quijas, who claims land; issue taken to Ugalde and others for resolution; new agrimensor named; unrelated letter from Vidal to Ugalde concerning goods belonging to Vidal's dead Father, Don Melchor. (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)