Puga, Garza leave their company due to illness. List of possible replacements to fill vacancies; for each candidate description of personality, service record. (A. Dean, Jul 1990)

Detailed descriptions of Lipan raids on northern Villas, Ranchos; what was stolen, livestock killed, people killed or injured listed for each ranch. Mentions representatives from five Villas come to Lasaga to demand protection. (A. Dean, Jul 1990)

Vidal de Lorca will be allowed to take his son Joaquin with him to Dolores during his sick leave. Ugalde states that Murgier is not qualified to be interim gobernador, also is disliked by much of population. Mentions Lacomba's request for leave. Virrey informs Ugalde that Vidal de Lorca has died, Munoz is his replacement. (O. Velez, January 1990)

Bonavia lists temporary (pending approval by virrey) replacements for several military and civil positions vacant by death or retirement. Letters listing military honors of Sotello, dead; and Tarin, retired. (A. Dean, February 1989)

Letter written by Rodrigo, wife of Gonzales de Burgos, reiterating that her Husband has been seeking employment for 5 years, intimating that many vacant posts for which he applied were been given to Younger people despite his experience. Merino tells Salcedo that he held low opinion of Gonzales in his post in secretaria, does not recommend reinstatement. After losing job as administrador de Tobacos, Gonzales solicits job as administrador de Alcavalas in Saltillo; asks that documentation of employment history, references be sent from real hacienda. Gonzales reminds fiscal de real hacienda that he has been out of post as Oficial Tercero for 14 years. (O. Velez, January 1990)

Employment history of Gonzales de Burgos, mentions his monetary donation to war against Great Britain. Gonzales explains that he accepted job of administrador de Azogues y tobacco to supplement his income; after leaving post as secretaria he is earning less than before, asks for reinstatement to previous job. Request rejected. He lists other municipal organizations in which he would gladly work; petitions for job in Fabricas de Polvora, vacant due to death of gacleyne; asking on behalf of his 7 children, european wife. Also solicits posts of contador de la tesoreria, vacant at death of Saenz Martinez, and of administrador de aduanas de San Luis Potosi at promotion of esmarrnisar. (O. Velez, January 1990)

Index to correspondence concerning Leal's actions chasing rebeldes (same incident was covered in folios 0097-0107). Petition by Gonzales de Burgos for job as administrator of customs house in Saltillo or any other vacancy in rentas. Detailed employment history for Gonzales de Burgos; comments by Plo y Alduan, Bagues y Marco on his aptitude, dedication, other personal attributes. Letter by Gonzales de Burgos discussing vacancy created in real Caja de Durango by death of Bagues y Marco. Salcedo rejects petition. Gonzales comments on unlikelihood of getting job as promised by director de alcabales due to employment situation in Provincias Internas; complains that his income has dropped 75% while size of his family increases. He asks for 5-6 month leave to recover from illness; certification from doctor. Request rejected by Ahumada, ply y Alduan. Bonavia says he will provide full pay if comandante general agrees to grant leave. (O. Velez, January 1990)

King approves the naming of Ramon Nunez as paymaster of the real Caxa del rosario of hacienda of Arispe to replace the deceased paymaster Pedro Garcia. (E. Wilson, September 1989)

Documents primarily regarding death of Apache Meco Jose Maria of emotipsis, who was baptised before he died; also mention of 27 Mecas escaping from Hospicio de pobres and orders that they be imprisoned if captured; little significant data except regarding death of above Apache. (D. J. McClelland, may 1989)

Series of letters between virrey and real Audiencia primarily captured, imprisoned pending their transferral to Havana; during imprisonment two women die (f.12); Apache Reo imprisoned for robbing habilitacion, sentenced to Ten yrs hard labor; folios of significant information. (D. J. McClelland, March 1989)