Minutas de cartas from virrey to Corbalan in response to 100,000 pesos sent to Nueva Vizcaya for military expedition; ordering Corbalan to remit informe immediately concerning state gold asap; virrey acknowledges receipt of Corbalan's at Zapote, Aduana; index of Corbalan's letters received by viceregal office, mentions clandestine extractions of silver virrey orders that royal tribute exacted from Indians not be establishment of new real Caja at Rosario; virrey discusses manner of exacting tribute from Indians; index of letters from Corbalan to virrey; virrey awaits arrival of Buelna with 4 large gold nuggets; ordering Corbalan to send Sastre gunbelts, cartridge boxes; virrey sends Corbalan providencias agreed upon by real junta. (J. H. Ochs, February1988)

Rough drafts of letters from virrey to Corbalan in response to jurisdicciones of Fuerte, Sinaloa, Culiacan; virrey curtly asks for details of funds retained in Sonora for rescate de oro; state of Indians; Corbalan ordered to make visita of reales Sinaloa; virrey acknowledges receipt of financial account of expedition of Sonora; reply concerning Corbalan's proposal to establish new real Caja at Rosario; virrey acknowledges receipt state of Placeres at Cieneguilla, Zapote, la Aduana; receipt claim that he is unable to find anyone to whom he can entrust 140,000 pesos destined for Cieneguilla for rescate de oro; virrey requests detailed informe of state of reales; virrey Cieneguilla. (J. H. Ochs, February 1988)

Corbalan acknowledges receipt in real Caja of Alamos 91,995 pesos from Guadalajara.

(J. Tapia, July, 1987).

Virreynato communicates to Rengel that he must pay one-third of Fages' salary. Due to war with Indians it is not opportune time to transfer funds from Calo to Beregana. Bandos sent reiterating borders of provinces (not included). Response to Rengel's letter about deserter Aduna and payment of debt. Rengel communicates to virreynato that he has published several bandos in comandancia regarding revocation of funds of Rentas vitalicias. Requests further information and maps from expedition of 1783 into California. Requests that gunpowder be sent to Sonora due to low supply, and to avoid sending it in leaky containers. (D. J. McClelland, November 1987)

Description of recent seven month campaign and description of area. Battle results in injury of Ugalde and death of eight men. Concerns attack on two rancherias. says has diligently followed campaigns to make enemies fearful. Ugalde complains about behavior of jefes in Nueva Viscaya. says more troops needed to patrol area due to destruction of Apache Rancheria by Comanches. Ugalse says some officers incompetent but Flores notes that behavior likely due to fatigue of seven month service. Flores approves peace with Lipanes if assured they don't cooperate with branch of Apaches involved in frontier wars. Allows Ugalde to declare he was in separate campaign. (M. Dannemiller, may 1988)