Diarios de comision and instructions on mission matters written jurisdiction of Cosiguriachy (29), report filed by Rascon on missions of Batopilas and Moris, visits visitas of los Alamos, pachua and Pichachiqui and hears their sentiment on the resettlement of Indian families into their area - amenable to idea, Indians seek payment from rejos for work done he declares himself insolvent, mentions orders of Croix in which he terminates of all servitude imposed Indians since their conquest or reduccion in connection with the same process executed by the subdelegado de Batopilas, visits Papigochy mission appoints Indian Basilio Dominguez as teniente general, appoints Indian Sanchez to teniente general for Bachiniba, commissioned Ochoa to visita of said Pueblo, sum of money owed to population of Bachiniba they want it paid in goods and equitably distributed among the heads of each family with some left aside for community use, sum is from the fondo de temporalidades, Ochoa arrives from Bachiniba reports 33 families, Pueblo could successfully hold 15-20 more families due to opportunities provided by fertile land and abundant water, appoints Indian Lorenzo as teniente general of Pueblo Matachic and adjoining pueblos tejelocachic and Cocomorachic, appoints as general of all pueblos of Cosiguriachy the Indian Lagarda; instructions to be followed by Ochoa in mission under his security measures during visitas, census taking, proper arming of mission Indians, exemptions, edicts on travel, change of domicile, surplus seed sales, work without pay, punishment of Indians, postal service, religious and occupational application of Indians, elderly of Pueblo, servitude, rule of two days of community work for Indians of misiones Guadalupanas, hearing complaints, Indian appointments, reporting of Apache incidents, Indian fugitives from missions and livestock stolen. (O. Velez, March 1989)

Series of lengthy 'oficios' from Ugalde to virrey concerning various matters of 'Provincias Internas'; informs virrey of reasons for dividing the 'comandancia general' between east and west, basing argument on political and military inefficiency, inequities of present situation, contends that inability to communicate quickly and directly via postal service or other method dangerous, that shortage of officers developing in east, also that personal salary inadequate for responsibilities demanded; 'comandancia' officially divided, Ugarte y Loyola 'comandante general' of west, Ugalde of east; Ugalde pursues reports that missionaries treating Indians 'reduccidos' despotically, undermining peaceful relations (continued in sequence 10). (L. Kerr, March 1989)

Concerns hindrances in establishment of postal services between Monterrey and San Luis Potosi due to lack of protection from Indians attacks along the route, bad communications and employees not being payed. (K. Hubin, August 1989)

Concerns hindrances in establishment of postal service between Monterrey and San Luis Potosi due to the Coronel of the legion of San Carlos refusing to give troop aid for protection along the postal route; also concerns postal administrative problems in Saltillo. (K. Hubin, August 1989)

Letters requesting or confirming payment of administrative expenses. Request for reimbursement of border war expenses. Request payment for post office administration. (K. Mccaston, October 1989)

Bookkeeping documents and invoices from real hacienda. Documents concerning border war expenses. Request for payments to real hacienda in Sinoloa. Requests for payments of post office administrative expenses. (K. Mccaston, September 1989)

Documents requesting payment of frontier war expenses. List of administrative payments for real hacienda. Payments for post office expenses. Pension request. (K. Mccaston, September 1989)

Records of military payments to soldiers fighting frontier battles and other related expenses. Letter requesting payments for post office expenses. Inheritance documents. (K. Mccaston, September 1989)