Series of testimonies and autos dealing with assistance given to military personnel of guesucar so they could dominate Indian Nayaritas in the area. Soldiers are rewarded with tax exemptions for their courage. (M. Marroquin, June 1989)

Concerns Series of letters dealing with organization and distributions of authority between provincias del Occidente and oriente. Series of letters regarding orders given to commanders of provincias del oriente and Occidente. Mention of take over of Texas by insurgents from the north. Herrera appointed as commander of provincias de oriente. Notice given on the defeat of troops from provincias de oriente (list of information. These letters are saying general things about other letters. Letters deal strictly with administrative matters). (M. Marroquin, may 1989)

Documents include campaign diaries of Echeagaray, Cordero, and Bergara, jan-Mar 1788. Echeagaray reports offensives against Apaches and Gilenos Orientales, detailing skirmishes. Includes table of forces by location number of people per rank. Cordero reports movements of first division in Nueva Vizcaya. Detailed account of hostile relations with Ojos Colorados. Reports attacks and maneuvers in mountains and tracking activities. expresses concern for population's being exposed to danger due to war. Describes foray in which Indian woman fought with men. Lists military expenses. Bergara reports campaign in Nueva Vizcaya. Force includes Apache Chiricaguis. Lists officers involved and describes Apache practice of cutting ears off corpses to prove death. Virrey repsonds favorably, commends Echeagaray and Cordero, promises to recommend them to the king. (S. Gibbs, March 1988)

Concerns Series of documents reporting on destruction inflicted by Indians upon provincias del Poniente. Charges of negligence are brought against military officials who were not doing their job in controlling Indians. Apaches have stolen and killed animals as well as vasallos in haciendas and pueblos. Complet reorganization of presidios and military personnel is suggested to stop Indians from committing more crimes. Resources and potential capacity to support inhabitants in each presidio is given and analyzed (document contains lista of presidios and their military personnel. They also include notes in which military supplies, such as gunpowder, weapons and food are listed. This documents is important because it suggest that Indians had beset and put in despair Spaniards in 1788. (M. Marroquin, may 1989)

Concerns Series of letters praising Tapia and his soldiers for very heroic action against Indians. List of soldiers provided. Indians attacked convoy of 20 soldiers on their way to Janos. Soldiers were transporting supplies. Indians and soldiers get killed and some women and children are made prisoners (M. Marroquin, may 1989)

Concerns raid against Apaches who killed two correo soldiers from presidio of Janos. Commander from San Buenaventura is promoted to captains for heroic actions carried out against Apaches. Viceroy orders to replace weapons and other items lost capotas, sables, Adargas etc.). Series of testimonies are taken from soldiers in an effort to assess the extent of the loss. Soldiers testify that Indians took their horses and weapons and left. (M.marroquin, may 1989)

Concerns documents on reduccion of idol workshiping Indians. Viceroy asks when Indians will be ready to pay tributes. List of soldiers for presidio of Nayarit are appointed (list is provided here). Governor Canaveral accuses captain Oca of being negligent in the administration of presidio, the reason why Indians have not been reduced yet. Letter of denunciation is sent to the viceroy. (M. Marroquin, April 1989)

Concerns Ramon's notification of remittance and reception of correspondence. Ramon's notification to Ugalde about military lists and report of soldiers and weapons. Report of soldiers who owe money to Roque; Ugalde's office ordering soldiers to pay Roque. Ramon seeks mules in order to transport supplies for soldiers in Ugalde's next expedition. Punta de Lampazos' troops remitting 45 horses to Ugalde's expedition. (R.Gomez, July 1989)

Concerns description, and remittance of monthly report of troops of San Christoval to Ugalde. Concerns pursuit, capture, and pacification of indios rebeldes, without identifying group. (R.Gomez, July 1989)

Inventory of animals, debts, weapons, military personnel and their families' in the companias del Nuevo Reino de Leon; Rio Salado, Monterrey, and Punta de Lampazos from 1787-1788. (E. Wilson, July 1989)