Haciendas (Administration)

Weekly reports of hacienda workers, listing name, days worked, summary report signed by Diaz Maldonado; another hacienda report listed by number instead of week, same content, signed by Castro. Reports of leather sales, specifying locations of sales (including warehouse sales from January to October), to whom, payment received; accounts of debt and tax collection related to leather sales, from whom. Report of money received from Maciel, March to December. List of 33 servants, Pastores, their salaries. List of 14 workers, baqueros, their salaries. Report of purchase of corn, specifying for whom, date, quantity, price. List of reales sent by post, date sent, destination. Detailed accounts of purchases, expenses; invoices, bills; relation of gasto de Recua en el Jato. (D. Bautista, December 1989)

Report of salaries of hacienda workers, specifying duration of employment, debts of each. Each page concerns one person. (D. Bautista, January 1990)

Record of salary payments (numbered 14 to 40) received for Echarte, Cubas (Cubas as secretaria del virreynato). Receipt for rent of several places paid to Castillo. Payment for Henrriquez to be titled conde de Santiago, Alias marques de Salvatierra. voucher, receipts, statement of expenses for operation of new mission. Castillo orders ornaments to be made for missions; receipts for payment for ornaments (oil painting, bells and clappers). (D. Bautista, December 1989)

Accounts of Amoles hacienda with total money spent, received, and individual amounts for debts, corn sales, sheep, cattle, mules, burros, oxen, wool, seed, caballada Mansa y Serrera, signed by Guevara on December 31, 1803. Accounts of 111 servants, Pastores listing name, salary, debts of each (covers 1799-1803). Reports concerning goods, animals of hacienda. (D. Bautista, December 1989)

Certification of cargo from ministerio general de la real hacienda; several bills of sale Charged to Gonzalez del Castillo; Castillo sells mules to Martinez; certified note for delivery of powder to factory of San Pedro de Ibarra; Bill of sale of leather to Lezaun; Bill of sale of sugar, cacao to Baptista Perez; report of money spent for yerba, oil, paper, books, imported seed, iron, steel, accountants used in hacienda. Summary of money spent and made on corn, mail, steel, iron, salaries of pastors, servants, workers, cowboys, Herrero. Accounts of merchandise, with total of things sent, price of each, number of receipts; monthly portion of corn given to workers; report of sheep, bueyes, novillos, number alive, number dead during year; report of steel, iron used to make tools for hacienda; report of earnings of Herrero; report of shearing done in August, 1803, listing for each worker name, how many sheep sheared, money earned. Detailed description of horses of hacienda. (D. Bautista, December 1989)

quaderno de raya lists names of hacienda workers, duration of employment; reports goods sold by Almacen between January and October; reports cost of supplies for laboradores, Pastores, sirvientes; reports cost of goods given to recua. (D. Bautista, December, 1989)

Index at front of this group of folios gives title of each and hacienda de Don Reyes pay annual rent; hacienda real pays rent biannually, collected by real tribunal de Mineria; San Gregorio college pays three percent interest for tercio; puente y Garcia's hacienda was embargada and is on sale; Arroyozarco's hacienda rented for nine years to Sanchez de la Concha, who pays by tercios and is obligated to employ annually; accounts of hacienda de los Amoles, detailing money, property; general summary of money, property of haciendas del Fondo Piadoso misiones de California, 1803. (D. Bautista, December 1989)

Accounts of haciendas in California (1803) sent to contaduria del real tribunal de haciendas. contaduria general replies with 47 observed accounting errors. California claims that Azpeitia, Maciel are responsible. (D. Bautista December 1989)

Echaverte placed in charge of distributing funds associated with establishment of missions in California, previous personal investment cited; fairly detailed fiscal regulations for missions, haciendas, and shipping; includes names of ships. (p. Coyle January 1990)

New administrator named to Arroyozarco hacienda in wake of Jesuit expulsion; connection of haciendas to missions stressed (p. Coyle January 1990)