Concerns Ugarte's arrival at Monclova and freight charges created by Coahuila's troopers in Ugalde's last campaign. (J. Williams, February 1987)

Concerns new regulation of presidio constructions in Coahuila; includes notes on structures murallas y baluartes; Ugarte requests supplemental funds for these constructions. (J. Williams, February 1987)

Concerns funding of shipment of arms and munitions for civilian settlers of Coahuila. (J. Williams, February 1987).

Concerns legal action of five soldiers against their captain (Oca) at presidio of San Saba at el Canon; involves financial concerns. (J. Williams, December 1986).

Letter concerning commerce of soldiers in rations (rather than cash). Ugarte claims that paying them thus, is an expedient made necessary en un Pais Tan pobre como este; Ugarte justifies paying priests in goods because of expenses soldiers have to pay to baptize, house, and give funerals for members of their families. (J. Williams, December 1986).

Shipment of guns and munitions to Guadalaxara thru San Blas, request for payment for such supplies. (A. Dell'aqua, 1/87)

Forty points of instructions to new presidio commander covering discipline, accounts, importance of good relations with missions and their role of Indian pacification, importance of keeping all foreign ships from entering into commerce with California. Detailed information on construction of houses and towns, establishment of farms, division of land, and native vegetation and terrain. Mentions nuevo reglamento covering departamento de San Blas, antigua California y nuevos establecimientos de San Diego y Monterrey. Limits what is shipping permitted, particularly nao de filipinas and official ships from San Blas. (D.deeds, 1977)(S. Fiederlein, 4-9-87)

1806 request by Salgado to comandant general Salcedo for retirement as chaplain of presidio Cerrogordo to Veracruz with annual salary of 240 pesos. Salgado peticion to return to Provincias Internas in 1808 after recovering his health. (G. Lavalley, January 1987).

Letters and report requesting six months salary for Francisco Lopez, surgeon Hospital militar de Chihuahua, payment to cover transportation from Cadiz to Veracruz on merchant ship Pilar, also to cover time spent in San Andres Hospital by Lopez. (G. Lavalley, January 1987).

Reports on hospitalization of Cabo Martinez and soldado Gutierrez at Hospital San Ypolito de Mexico for demencia (insanity) suffered while transporting Apache prisoners from Janos to Mexico City. Documents include letters by Salcedo/Cabo Martinez passport signed by Iturrigaray/copy royal order of 12, July 1800 directing payment of soldiers hospitalization/order for 100 pesos list of provisions for Cabo Martinez return to Janos. G. Lavalley (January 1987).