Statement regarding two citizens from Rosales who will travel to Laredo to claim horses that were stolen from them. There are brands sketched in the margin. A second, partial statement written from Piedras Negras is at the bottom of the second page.

Text of a Laredo ordinance passed by the city council regulating the slaughter and sale of animals for meat.

Register of cattle brands in the city of Laredo, Texas with names, dates, and sketches of the brands.

Letter written by the Laredo sheriff (Mariscal de la Corporación de Laredo) to the city council and mayor, asking for a salary raise.

Text of a Laredo ordinance passed by the city council stating that no dances may be held without payment for a license (costing 1 peso) and that the Secretary will maintain an account.

Letter written from the constitutional court (Juzgado Constitutional) of Nuevo Laredo to the mayor of Laredo, Texas asking that they return archives and furniture that were taken to Laredo in 1863. A response from Laredo on the reverse states that the person they reference (Nicolas Grisanti) is ill and will look into the issue when he is well.

Pre-trial document related to the case of the State of Texas vs. Elena Pruñeda and Esteban Treviño, laying out the accusations against them in relation to the offense of adultery.

Notice for law enforcement to look out for the wife of Florencio Gonzales after she fled with Esteban Treviño and an eight-year-old child.

Sworn statement by Manuel Lozano related to the charges of adultery in the case of Texas vs. Elena Pruñeda and Esteban Treviño. It includes a note in Spanish and witness signature at the bottom.

Warrant signed by the mayor of Laredo instructing the sheriff to arrest Elena Pruñeda and Esteban Treviño, who are charged with adultery.

Text of the oath of office for aldermen in the city of Laredo, signed by four people on January 1, 1867 (partially missing) -- J. M. Rodriguez, Clemente I. Salinas, Nicolas San[...], and Elestavio Cam[...] -- and signed by Francisco Farias on January 5. Both statements are witnessed by the mayor of Laredo, Agustin Salinas.

Text of the oath of office for the mayor of the city of Laredo, Texas, signed by Augustin Salinas in 1867.

Text issued by the Laredo mayor's office stating that Wemerlas Martinez affirms that he has not left the city since February 3, 1967

Order issued by the mayor of Laredo, Texas requiring that Ramón Mendiola return a horse to Narciso Arispe.

Statement outlining the oath of office for an alderman of the city of Laredo, signed by Gervasio de León and witnessed by Francisco Farias.

Statement from the constitutional court (Juzgado Constit'l) sending 18 pesos that were received from persons who found a herd of cattle.