Labor Force (Wages)

Lists the names and wages of employees, and their rations in the form of grain and meat. Also gives quantity and price of goods sold in Balsequillo. (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0137-0224- cuaderno de Cuentas de la gente arquilada que trabaja en la hacienda de San Juan en Este Ano de 1793. same types of information as above entry.

Records concerning the milling of grain. Includes- amount (in weight) of raw grain, and amount of processed grain; its point of origin, processing charges; wages paid to the peones (in the form of money and grain). (R. Perez) (1977)

Hacienda notebook with each employee's name, wage, and accounts for the year. This includes rations (food, clothing, ammunition, etc.) and monetary advances. Note- entries that have been crossed out were repaid. (R. Perez) (1977)

This letter is written in response to an order that under no circumstances are the Indian auxiliaries from Atotonilco*) (1977)

Sierra is involved in a civil suit demanding payment of a debt. His account ledger is entered in evidence. Contains accounts received and payable. A notebook, also entered as evidence contains prices for mining supplies as well as wages paid to peones. (R. Perez) (1977 others- 0860-0861- Cuenta de la hacienda de San Antonio de la Gomera. San Jose del Parral. 1 de febrero, 1765. Prices for livestock, cattle, mules, horses. Also of corn.

Jose Sanchez, Azoguero, says he was not payed in full by Antonio Sanchez Moreno. He was to have received 1 Marco de Plata Por a Marcos sacados. Contains Libro de azogueria. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Extremely detailed account of daily expenditures on hacienda of Ana de Viesma, from June of October 1667?. Includes payments to free labor and Indians. (R. Davis) (1976)

Jacinto, an Indian, takes Francisco Justamente to court for non-payment of back wages at a hacienda - Francisco is the mayordomo. Guajardo Fajardo rules in Jacinto's favor and fines and jails Justamente. Justamente and the Owner of the hacienda acquire good lawyer, but Guajardo Fajardo rejects the appeal. (T. Barnes) (1975)

Attempts to establish jurisdiction over an encomienda of Indians who work as miners in the area. Contains references to the customary wages, housing, etc., to which the Indians and their families are entitled. (C. Needham) (1975)

Contains information in regard to the provision of labor by the Indians of Nueva Viscaya and also with respect to the wages, food, and other essentials required by mandates to be furnished the workers in the mines of the real. (little in way of specific obligations on the part of the Hacendado is supplied). (C. Needham) (1975)