Borica's 1783 letters to Peru concerning frontier military affairs, including troop movements, impending presidial Inspections. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Jose natural de Julimes, age 34, joins the army. For 10 years. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Letters by Borica, Peru and Bonilla concerning affairs of Janos presidio, including royal tax on tobacco, Borica's impending revista of Janos, Janos' food supply. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Letters between Croix and Peru concerning presidial affairs, including Apache raids in Valle de San Buenaventura, transfer of Tarahumara prisoner Yepache from Janos to Arispe. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Croix's letters to Peru concerning various presidial affairs, especially Apache peace proposals and military patrols. Not much detail. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Brief notes from Croix to Peru (also Villaverde) concerning affairs of Janos presidio, including Apache attacks on Opatas. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Peru's letters concerning affairs of Janos presidio, including collection of royal tax on tobacco and protection of Correos, especially to Arispe. Includes roster of 3rd company of Janos presidio (pp.163-64). (T. Sheridan) (1977)

3 letters by Tapia, same date, concerning peace negotiations, prisoner exchange with Apaches. Number of Spanish prisoners recovered now 14, but Toribio Bojorquez not one of them. Apache prisoners in Chihuahua being rounded up to exchange for Spanish prisoners among Apaches, horses stolen from San Bartholome. Tapia describes Rivera's encounter with Nantaneju and his band of Apaches of Rio Casas Grandes concerning Spanish doubts of Apache fidelity, prompting Pachateju to come to Janos to tell Tapia Apaches mistrust Spaniards because Former Janos presidial capitanes have always imprisoned them during peace negotiations. Pp. 267-68, Theresa Garcia, vecina of Valle de Buenaventura, states she has received her son Juan Jose marques, formerly Apache captive, from Tapia. Pp.271-297, copies of Tapia's letters, 12/18/1777-2/28/1778. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Concerns withdrawal 9144 pesos from royal treasury in Chihuahua to pay presidial expenses. Also includes roster of all members of Janos presidio, June 30, 1778, and amount they owe Villaverde. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Copies of letters from Peru to Rubio concerning various presidial matters. Describes July campaign against Apaches in Sierra mibres and Sierra Florida, in which several rancherias were surprised and prisoners taken. Ears of dead Apaches taken as well. Some livestock, prisoners of Apaches recovered. Notes other forays into Apache territory. Mentions fatigue of his horses and troops. (T. Sheridan) (1977)