Crimes (Disorderly Conduct)

Letters and oficios to Vidal during 1789;including assignment of troops and officers to certain locations; Rentas mensuales of primera compania; libranzas and money to be sent to officers; monthly revistas of companias; fighting with Indians, number killed; balancing of accounts, including itemized list of cargo and data; Series of near illegible letters mentioning licencias, horses, mules, Cavallada lost and plans to recover; concerning Baamonde and finances; correspondence regarding disruptions caused by Urrutea, taken prisoner by military. (L. Kerr, June 1988)

Concerns Manchaca's disobedience and snubbing of legal rules. Relates how Manchaca resisted arrest with arms and how difficult it was to collect fine from Manchaca. (S. Gibbs, September 1987)

Documents of Gonzales arrest and confiscation of money (Caudales reales) in Linares by Arispe. Arispe's letter to Herrera stating insubordination of Gonzales. Declaration of prisoners in Linares. Transfer of prisoners to San Carlos. New declaration of prisoners. Letters from Escandon to Herrera and Azanza stating Arispe's bad proceedings in case. Azanza orders release of prisoners and orders Arispe take money to Saltillo, making him responsible for any misuse or loss of money in his custody. (J. Tapia, may 1987)

Trevino makes complaint against Vaamonde for delay in dispatch of autos concerning will and testament of father-in-law of Former; makes appeal to virrey to resolve issue. (J. H. Ochs, April 1988)

Document deals with two issues: One concerning report of thirteen missions of Nueva California; other concerning conflicts and arguments exposed in transfer of several priests from college of San Fernando in Mexico, to Mechoacan. Succinct explanation of arguments found in folios 247, 254 and 255. Report on missions includes modus operandi of priests in offering religion to indians and geographic position of missions. (M. Marroquin, June 1988)