SF comandante; first Mexican-era governor 1822–1825; son of José Darío.
Recorded span
1800 to 1833
Records
180 naming this person as author or recipient
Name forms matched
luis arguello, luis antonio arguello
‘fl.’ = the span of dated catalog records matching the name forms as author/recipient. Outlier years usually mean a retrospective mention, a later copy, a homonym, or a record whose own date carries a low confidence flag — check the records, not this line. Counts are of DISTINCTIVE name forms; bare family surnames (Argüello, Carrillo, Castro, Estrada…) are deliberately left unattributed rather than guessed.
1800-05-28 · C-A 11, doc 17 — Savage heading: 'Marcha p.a Monterrey de Alberni: se lleva consigo la mayor parte de tropa del Presidio; queda este necesitando de ella' [= Alberni's march to Monterey strips the S
1800-05-26 · C-A 11, doc 18 — Savage heading: 'Traslado de indios presos' [= transfer of imprisoned Indians]. Abstract: 'Dá cuenta q.e en virtud de haberse llevado Alberni la tropa de su comp.a (de Argüello) p.
1800-05-20 · C-A 11, doc 22 — Savage heading: 'Muertes de indios cristianos; declaraciones de gentiles acusados de ellas; remision de los mismos, cimarrones fugitivos: Castigos de azotes q.e se les impusieron'
1801-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 147 — SF company credit/debit list — capt José Argüello, alférez Luis Argüello, sgt Luis Peralta, cadete José Echavarría, 30 soldiers + 5 invalids (Ramón Lazo alférez, Pedro Amador, Gabr
1804-02-28 · C-A 16, doc 464 — criminal *sumaria* vs the neophyte Dionisio of Mission San Francisco, accused of treacherously wounding another neophyte who died 28 Feb; case sent via the commander to Gov. Arrill
1805-05-10 Mission San José · C-A 12, doc 19 — Plot to burn Mission Santa Clara & kill the padres. A Christian Indian caught scouting (with a gentile from the ranchería) a planned night attack to burn the mission and kill the f
1806-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 559 — livestock-revenue (*Renta de ganado*) account — net $311, tithe $10.5, 480 head at year-end
1806-05-20 · C-A 26, doc 983 — Instrucciones para el reconocimiento del interior (la expedición de 1806 con el Cadete [Moraga]): el objeto es conocer los terrenos inmediatos a las poblaciones y entrar en AMISTAD
1806 Apr 14 · C-A 43, doc 148 — Reports what Capt. Chvostov of the frigate Juno told him: he was going to Japan as ambassador, showed passports of Portugal, England and Holland, and needed provisions for the crew
1807-11-09 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 227 — Mail-courier delays: addressing José Estudillo's complaint about couriers loitering 8–20 days in the Santa Clara escort; orders couriers held until the relay; soldier Guadalupe Can
1807-12-31 · C-A 16, doc 518 — 1807 SF accounts bundle — bulas $185, inventory $5,825, tobacco $1,464, mail $602, tithe $93 + ⭐ *Estado de la Jurisdicción* (regular rains/harvests; diseases gálico, bloody dysent
1807-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 332 — 1807 SF-jurisdiction population — 3,733 / 3,457 Indians; 9 ministers; −18 españoles, −63 Indians (⭐ signed by Luis Argüello, the future first Mexican governor of California, here a
1808-07-17 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 277 — The 1808 SF earthquake swarm: since 21 Jun, 18 earthquakes felt; some so strong Argüello's house cracked (one room ruined); the Castillo de San Joaquín barracks threatens ruin — fe
1808-12-01 · C-A 16, doc 604 — SF presidial company muster 1808 — 73 men + 5 artillery + 9 invalids; ⭐ note 'el 21 [de Junio] se experimentaron varios temblores de tierra' (earthquakes felt, June 1808)
1809-02-16 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 325 — )'). The foundational Russian-incursion intelligence report: on 14 Feb two Anglo-Americans presented themselves among the christian Indians from the other side of the port, saying
1810-09-20 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 333 — Cabo Francisco Soto and two soldiers seized three Russian [Aleut] fishermen in the esteros of San José; Argüello has ordered them brought to the presidio. The arrest behind the Gov
1810-11-26 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 336 — Tte. Estudillo arrived the 23rd reporting 13 fishing canoes counted from the S.n Mateo esteros to S.n Bruno — up to 20 that morning, coming from the schooner at Punta de San Mateo;
1810-10-01 · C-A 17, doc 238 — 'Manutención de presos rusos': transmits the Gob.'s order (24 Sep) to ration 'los 8 pescadores rusos que fueron apresados en los esteros cerca de la misión de San José' — locates t
1811-05-30 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 381 — Argüello reports the otter-fishing canoes still working INSIDE the port — up to 50 seen together; six neophytes of the nearby mission, sent to the far shore to fish lobos for their
1811-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 355 — 1811 SF-jurisdiction *padrón* — 4,374 / 4,014 Indians; 8 ministers; ⭐ +~563 Indians in one year (SF 3,451→4,014) — a large increase, likely the aggressive SF-area conversion drive
1811-12-31 · C-A 50, doc 356 — *Relación del temperamento* 1811 — variable weather; ⭐ in the SF-jurisdiction missions 'varias enfermedades no conocidas… de cuyas resultas mueren muchos' (unfamiliar diseases kill
1812-12-31 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 207 — Conduct report on SF company officers (per the Comd.-Gen.'s order): Gabriel Moraga (alférez graduado — valor, aplicación, capacidad, married); Sgt. Luis Peralta (valor, >mediana ca
1812-07-31 SF · C-A 12, doc 404 — Otter-fishers in SF Bay (June–July): cayucos off San Mateo & by the huichunes/carquines (San Pablo/Carquinez); no ship seen on the coast to Bodega; possibly an American ship beache
1812-09-07 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 407 — Argüello reports Moraga's second reconnaissance (departed with 4 soldiers 'el 25 del pp.do' [Savage writes Oct.e with an interlinear query — read Agosto], returned 1 Sep): the grou
1812-12-01 · C-A 17, doc 108 — SF presidial muster 1812: Capt. Manuel Rodríguez (absent in México), Tte. Argüello, Alf. Tte. Graduado Gabriel Moraga (now brevet lieutenant), 2 sargtos, 8 cabos, 1 cadete, 59 sold
1812-12-16 · C-A 17, doc 113 — 'Establecimiento ruso' — three starving Russian deserters from Kuskov's Fort Ross. A little flag was sighted on the high hill across the bay (5 Dec); the launch was sent and brough
1812-02-05 · C-A 26, doc 1212 — (6 docs) ⭐ cuenta de raciones a los 'indios rusos' (aleutas prisioneros, aún en 1812); Sgto. + 6 soldados tras presidiarios; ⭐⭐⭐ (1811 May 13) seis cayucos rusos avistados en la co
1813-01-31 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 424 — 'Visita á los rusos': Teniente Gabriel Moraga visited the Russians north of Bodega, returning 27 Jan without incident; infers their object was trade in provisions on Rezanof's term
1813-12-08 · C-A 26, doc 50 — El Artillero Matías Guerrero a pasar a Monterey a seguir su causa; que nombre defensor
1814-07-30 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 439 — Moraga's detailed reconnaissance/defense assessment of the Russian presidio of Ross: difficult approach (artillery can't reach without a better road); ~40 personas de razón + many
1814-06-08(20) [Fort Ross] · C-A 12, doc 440 — Letter (English translation, Iván Pisteff transl.): received the French-language letter via Moraga & Gervasio Argüello but had no interpreter; sends the RAC confidential agent Slob
1814-03-29 · C-A 26, doc 1221 — Baja del inválido Manuel Boronda; traslado de los muebles del difunto Antonio Vázquez a Monterey
1814-01-13 · C-A 26, doc 1222 — la fragata de guerra británica HMS *Racoon* (Cap. William Black, 22 cañones de a 32, 130 hombres) ancló en San Francisco (ene 1814), procedente de Inglaterra rumbo a la Columbia, h
1814-01-31 · C-A 26, doc 1223 — (fin del relato del *Racoon*, D1222) reparación en San Francisco — vararán la fragata, artillería y pertrechos desembarcados; luego sigue a Lima; se le facilitó todo el auxilio pos
1815-09-30 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 460 — 'Comercio con los rusos': among the Ross boats arriving from Bodega came a 130-ton schooner that supplied goods to the troops, payable with interest — cloth, tools, iron in exchang
1815-09-16 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 467 — Expedition to recover fugitive Indians frustrated; 20 men would be better, but no expedition succeeds — the Indians always hide once they know it's coming.
1815-08-21 San Francisco · C-A 12, doc 486 — The Russian ship 'Sarrasoff' [*Suvorov*] arrived the 20th requesting water/wood/provisions (promised); commander Lazareff [Lazarev]; ~500 tons; from St. Petersburg, destined for Li
1815-12-31 · C-A 21, doc 63 — artillery inventory of the Fort/Castillo de San Joaquín (SF harbor fort) — flagstaff + flag, 15 cannon, 15 quoins, 997 iron balls, 5 rammers, 6 sponges, 5 ladles, 4 worms, 3 scrape
1815-10-30 · C-A 21, doc 148 — SF company list — sgt Luis Peralta, cabos Ignacio Alviso, Francisco Soto (grad. sgt), José Herrera, José Berreyesa, Juan & Venancio Galindo, Nasario Berreyesa, Ignacio Peralta, cad
1816-06-25 · C-A 13, doc 4 — Offers to watch & repel the *facciosos* (Buenos Aires insurgents) with armed force; reports the presidio's defense & munitions state; will use the San José militia; notes Magallane
1816-11-02 · C-A 13, doc 32 — Reports the *Rurik* sailed suddenly/'violently' from SF; John Elliot de Castro embarked the day before; no receipt obtained for Elliot
1816-12-31 · C-A 17, doc 202 — Full SF company account 1816 (Gervasio Argüello handed him the habilitación 25 Oct): cargo $45,565 (incl. mission debts $17,629); data $45,592; balance $27 to habilitado. Orig. pp.
1816-12-20 · C-A 55, doc 465 — Verbatim heading: '1816. Dbre. 20. San Fran.co. (2 Dctos) / Luis Arguello Capitan de Cab.a del R.l Presidio de San Fran.co' Substance verbatim: 'Que el presupuesto de la compania p
1818-12-30 · C-A 17, doc 332 — Re the Sta Cruz sack: 'No pretendamos… nuestra vindicta de pena de sangre, sino la satisfacción á la misión é individuos damnificados.' Notes Sarría's prefecture of the missions ha
1818-10-01[?] · C-A 21, doc 66 — SF company muster — capt Luis Argüello, tte Gabriel Moraga, alféreces Santiago Argüello & Luis Peralta[?], sgt José Sánchez, cabos Ignacio Alviso, Francisco Soto (grad. sgt), José
1818, Sep 1, San Francisco · C-A 54, doc 78 — San Francisco presidial company muster. *(Bouchard-raid year)* — Capt. Luis Argüello; Tente Gabriel Moraga; Alférez Santiago Argüello; cadet José Joaquín de Estudillo; 2 sgts., 8 c
1819-12-01 · C-A 17, doc 336 — SF presidial muster 1819 — reflects the 1819 promotions: Capt. Luis Argüello, Tte. Gabriel Moraga, Alf. Santiago Argüello, 2 sargtos, 8 cabos, 1 cadete, 57 soldados = 71; Artillerí
1819-03-27 · C-A 17, doc 339 — Causa criminal (by Solá's order): Tte. Moraga investigates the theft of Fr. Olbés's trunk by José Antº Robles & son Nieves (& Martín Ortega). Nieves Robles confesses he broke the t
1819-12-01 · C-A 17, doc 352 — SF artillery & ordnance census. *En la batería* [Castillo de San Joaquín]: 3 cañones de hierro de á 24, 1 de á 12, 1 de á 12 reventado (burst), 2 de á 8. *En el Presidio:* 6 medias
1820-11-21 · C-A 17, doc 312 — Causa criminal — the 1820 interrogation of the neophyte Alberto (Mission Sta Cruz) re the murder of Fr. Andrés Quintana. Alberto's sworn testimony: the Indian Quirico invited him '
1820–1822 · C-A 33, doc 183 — (multi, foreigner declarations) 1820 Jul 15 (Cota) remite documentos de dos españoles Gutiérrez; 1822 Mar 27 (Cota) el estrangero Enrique (Henry) Wilson declara no tener documento
1821-07-11 · C-A 56, doc 383 — 'es borrador' — news from the Kingdom is not pleasant: Col. Iturbide, given command of a division to finish off the Acapulco insurgents & carrying 800,000 pesos to that port, rebel
1822-06-26 · C-A 18, doc 1 — Estado de fuerza efectiva (veterana y milicias): artillería 8, total 127. Officers named: Tte. Ignacio Martínez, Alf. Santiago Argüello, Sgt. Luis Peralta, grad. Alf. José Sánchez,
1822-11-08 · C-A 18, doc 13 — Causa criminal: Sgt. Pedro del Castillo (San Blas veteran infantry co.) accused of insubordination to Lt. Antonio Valle (Nov 4). Confessed disrespect, blamed wine + provocation. Fi
1822-11-12 (events Jan 1822) · C-A 18, doc 19 — Child homicide. Body of neophyte shepherd boy Juan found near Mission SF, rawhide cord at neck. Four neophyte boys — Marcelo (11), Ventura & Ildefonso (9), Vicente Francisco (10) —
1822-03-11 · C-A 32, doc 7 — Full-text letter, 'Opiniones sobre la Independencia de México y nombramiento de Diputados': the total independence from Spain is established; urges publishing the bando & swearing
1822-05-16 · C-A 45, doc 1 — accompanies the credential of Francisco Castro's nomination as Elector de Provincia, to present in Monterey before the Governor
1823-05-14 · C-A 27, doc 12 — Sends documents 'de interés político' via the schooner Santa Rosa to the Ensenada de los Muertos; notes land-*correo* delays via Guanajuato
1823–1824 · C-A 43, doc 687 — Early customs accounting (bound out of order): the 6% export duty on the cargo the English brig *'Hevel'* [Savage's spelling] loaded for the Missions of Santa Clara & San José — ta
1823-04-14 · C-A 45, doc 523 — Verbatim heading: '1823 - Monterey / Arguello al Ayuntamiento de San Jose.' then '+ Abril 14 (3 docs.) pp.17-22'. Gloss: 1823, Monterey. Arguello to the Ayuntamiento of San Jose, 1
1823-04-22 · C-A 45, doc 524 — Verbatim heading: '+ 1823 - Abril 22 - San Francisco. / Arguello al Ayuntamto de San Jose.' Gloss: 22 April 1823, San Francisco, Arguello to the Ayuntamiento of San Jose. SUBSTANCE
1823-06-10 · C-A 45, doc 525 — Verbatim heading: '1823 - Monterey / Arguello al Alcalde de San Jose.' then '+ Junio 10 (2 docs.) pp.27-30'. Gloss: 10 June 1823, Monterey, Arguello to the Alcalde of San Jose, two
1823-07-19 · C-A 45, doc 526 — Verbatim heading: '+ Julio 19 pp. 33-34' under the standing block heading '1823 - Monterey / Arguello al Alcalde de San Jose.' carried over from n7. Gloss: 19 July 1823, Monterey,
1823-07-28 · C-A 45, doc 527 — Verbatim heading: '+ Julio 28 pp. 35-36' under the same standing block heading '1823 - Monterey / Arguello al Alcalde de San Jose.' Gloss: 28 July 1823, Monterey, Arguello to the A
1823-09-11 · C-A 45, doc 528 — Verbatim heading: '+ Setiembre 11 p. 37' under the same standing block heading '1823 - Monterey / Arguello al Alcalde de San Jose.' Gloss: 11 September 1823, Monterey, Arguello to
1823 · C-A 56, doc 23 — SF admin bundle — sgt Pedro del Castillo's troop returns to Monterey; receives cadete Joaquín Estudillo; a soldier's discharge; the *causa* vs tte José del Valle (to de la Guerra?)
1823 · C-A 56, doc 24 — SF admin bundle — Lázaro Peña wounding *sumaria* (San José); a discharge *instancia* (2 cabos + 4 soldiers); deserters; ⭐ brig Hebe anchors; ⭐⭐ the RAC brig *Buldakoff* anchors fro
1823 · C-A 56, doc 106 — dup/routine SF bundle — the American frigate *Mentor* departs; a soldier from the 'nueva Fundación' (Sonoma); sgt José Herrera in pursuit of cimarrón Indians; Luis Peralta + 7 sold
1823-07-31 · C-A 56, doc 108 — Ponponio-pursuit narrative — the SF mission escolta learns from a captive India that the outlaw Ponponio & 2 companions raided from the Sierra; soldiers recognize Ponponio, fire on
1823-04-01 · C-A 56, doc 487 — Leaf heading verbatim: 1823. S. Franco / Ygo Martinez al Gefe. S. Luis A. Arguello. Entry verbatim: Abril 1o. Da parte haber fondeado a las 11 del dia en este Puerto el Bergn Yngs
1823-04-09 · C-A 56, doc 488 — Entry verbatim: Abril 9. Remite la Solicitud del Sold.o Maximo Martinez, pidiendo su licencia absoluta. Gloss: forwards the petition of soldier Maximo Martinez asking for his absol
1823-06-02 · C-A 56, doc 489 — Entry verbatim: Junio 2. Da Cuenta Con el parte del Cabo graduado de Sargto Jose Herrera de la salida que hiso Con la Tropa a la Ranch.a nombrada Huilantuliyami por la que vera los
1823-07-07 · C-A 56, doc 491 — Heading verbatim: 1823 Julio 7. San Franco / Ygnacio Martinez a Luis Ant.o Arguello. Entry verbatim: Da parte que el dia 6 por la tarde regreso a la Guarnicion la tropa que salio a
1823-07-01 · C-A 56, doc 498 — Leaf heading verbatim: 1823 San Francisco / Ygnacio Martinez. Al Cap.n D.n Luis Arguello. Entry verbatim: Julio 1o. Comunicacion relativa a la reparacion del Baluarte y Cureñas et.
1823-11-30 · C-A 56, doc 499 — Entry verbatim: Nov.re 30 Cuenta de Habilitacion. Gloss: habilitacion account, San Francisco, under the leaf heading 1823 San Francisco / Ygnacio Martinez. Al Cap.n D.n Luis Arguel
1823-04-16 · C-A 56, doc 500 — Entry verbatim: Abril 16. Fuga de dos soldados. Gloss: flight of two soldiers from the San Francisco garrison. The men are not named in the abstract.
1823-04-16 · C-A 56, doc 501 — Entry verbatim: (ditto) 16 Dice, que el sabado 13 se presento en esta guarnicion el Sarg.to de Infant.a Pedro Castillo Con 14 Sold.s a relevar a los que se hallan en este Destacam.
1824-01-17 · C-A 45, doc 8 — 'Arancel Provisional para reglamento de compras y ventas' — a provincial price schedule for Alta California (trigo $2/fan., maíz 1.75, frijol 2.50, arroba manteca 2.00, vaca ochich
1824-11-22 · C-A 45, doc 375 — New Savage heading on the leaf: '1824 Monterey / Luis Antonio Arguello &c. &c.' Entry: 'Noviembre 22 (2 docs.) Bando pa que se arreste por los Jueces y Justicias de los lugares a t
1824-02-23 · C-A 45, doc 533 — New Savage block heading on the leaf: '1824 Santa Clara / Luis Ant.o Argüello al Alcalde San José' (Savage writes the surname with a diaeresis, Argüello). Entry heading verbatim: '
1825-08-17 · C-A 27, doc 67 — Resolves the Romero saga: don't delay Romero's departure to Sonora (the Sonora Cmdt-Gen urges it); Padre Sarría to prepare provisions La Purísima→San Diego; notes Mission San Gabri
1825-08-04 · C-A 27, doc 68 — Capitulation of the Spanish warships *Asia* & *Constante* at Monterey (22 May 1825): crews swore obedience to the new nation, ships sent to Acapulco; Juan Malarín commissioned to d
1825-10-11 · C-A 27, doc 77 — Arrival of the brig Morelos with goods & money for the presidios' pay (~8,000 pesos per presidio calculated)
1825-06-04 ('1825 Junio 4') · C-A 27, doc 116 — Savage heading: '1825 Junio 4 Loreto / José Manuel Ruiz al Gobernador de la Alta Califª / Sobre el arribo del Navío Asia y Bergantin Constante.' Spans n107-n108. 'Dá parte que el 2
1825 Julio 4 [1825-07-04] · C-A 27, doc 124 — '1825, Julio 4 Monterey / Luis Antonio Argüello, al Comandte de Monterey y S Franco / Sobre el reconocimto de Comandte gral y Gefe Político' [= on the recognition of the commandant
1825-09-17 · C-A 27, doc 345 — Verbatim heading (Savage, underlined, foot of leaf n70): '1825 Stiembre 17 S. Gabriel / (No hay firma) á Luis Antonio Argüello / Sobre recibo de Documto y orden de retirada de la f
1825-07-23 · C-A 37, doc 1 — orden de enviarle lista de los deudores de ganados qe haya en su jurisdicción
1825-09-01 · C-A 46, doc 491 — 'Correos quincenales (2 doc.)' — fortnightly mails; Echeandía addresses Luis Argüello as comandante principal of Nueva California.
1825-05-12 · C-A 56, doc 19 — warns about the surrendered Spanish warships Asia & Constante anchored at Monterey ('gente mala… la Canalla vil'), fears harm to the province & disruption of the merchant ships; re
1825-04-15 · C-A 56, doc 458 — Durán's canonical opinion (as Vicario Forense) on the duel between cabo Camilo Berenda[?] & Melitón Sota[?] near Monterey Presidio — cites the Council of Trent (Session 25) condemn
1826-11-22 · C-A 27, doc 170 — On handing over the government archive to Estudillo: once informed of the 15th's order he delivered the archive he had held since taking the mando to Ten.te José Mª Estudillo; had
1826-04-21 · C-A 46, doc 684 — 'Que no ha mandado sus estractos de revista. - Que no puede franquear mas viveres.' — muster extracts not sent; can furnish no more provisions
1826-04-19 · C-A 46, doc 707 — 'Que no puede ejercer ningun acto estando arrestado.' — cannot perform any act while under arrest
1826-12-19 · C-A 47, doc 149 — 'Que si los terrenos delas Sauceitas y Cañada del Corte de Madera son ó nó ocupados por la misión de S. Rafael' — whether the lands of Las Sauceitas and Cañada del Corte de Madera
1826-01-24 · C-A 56, doc 101 — provisional *Arancel* (price regulation) for buying/selling goods in Alta California — a detailed price table: wheat 2 pesos/fanega, maize/beans, lard, tallow, cattle by age/type (
1826-04-27 · C-A 62, doc 306 — Arrival (23 Apr) of a national schooner under Capt. [John Rogers] Cooper, sailing under the US flag, carrying goods belonging to the Alta-California government under a freight cont
1827-12-03 · C-A 27, doc 219 — Requests repair of the Casa-Mata (powder magazine) of the San Francisco Presidio, nearly in a state of collapse
1827-07-03 · C-A 40, doc 89 — Spans n77-n78. Enclosure inside the 10 July Herrera abstract; Savage transcribes it in full and in quotation marks. Arguello tells Estrada that the Comisario Provisional's authorit
1827-01-29 · C-A 47, doc 333 — 'Remisⁿ de Causa' — 'Que remita cuanto antes al Ministerio de Guerra la causa de Franᶜᵒ Gutierrez artillero de brigada de Marina del navio «Congreso Mejicano»' — to forward to the
1827-03-05 · C-A 47, doc 387 — 'Que le instruya que trámites corrieron pᵃ trasladarse á su Compᵃ los 6 artilleros milicianos' — asks what steps were taken to transfer the 6 militia artillerymen to his company
1827-06-01 · C-A 47, doc 469 — 'Que dé permiso al tenᵗᵉ Ygᵒ Martinez pᵃ pasar á este puerto á asistir á la instalacion de la Exma Dipⁿ como vocal' — grant lt. Ignacio Martínez leave to come to Monterey to attend
1827-06-02 · C-A 47, doc 475 — 'Que si son presidarios los neófitos sirvᵈᵒˢ Antᵒ y Sétio' — asks whether the neophyte servants Antonio and Sétio(?) are convicts (presidiarios)
1827-06-07 · C-A 47, doc 478 — 'Sobre desobediencia de un sargᵗᵒ de artᵃ y se trascribe á Mᶫ Gonzalez con igual fha' — regarding an artillery sergeant's disobedience; transcribed same date to Miguel González
1827-07-12 · C-A 47, doc 518 — 'Enterado que hallándose miserabilísima su Compª no se le quiere dejar sino una tercera parte del derecho de toneladas causado en ese puerto... lo que prueba la malignidad del Comi
1827-08-11 · C-A 47, doc 570 — 'Que ha oficiado sobre el despacho de tenᵗᵉ coronel' — that he has written officially regarding the commission of lieutenant colonel
1828-09-14 · C-A 18, doc 359 — Causa de estupro vs artillero Ignacio Higuera for attempting to rape the ~5-yr-old girl Francisca Valencia (14 Sept 1828); Argüello's cover-note calls it 'el tercer acontecimiento
1828-06-16 · C-A 47, doc 1006 — (2 Docs) '...Le remite despacho de Capn.' — sends Arguello his captain's commission (despacho). Savage marks '(2 Docs)' but summarizes only this one.
1828-11-20 · C-A 47, doc 1316 — 'Enterado qe hizo entrega del mando á Tente Ignacio Martinez; qe pr ningun crimen se le manda á Mont, sino pr qe así conviene al servicio' — acknowledges he handed the command to T
1828-04-28 · C-A 47, doc 1563 — 'Informe en donde se encuentra la cantidad de $2,980. producto de venta de Goleta apresada 'Aguila' y de algunos de sus efectos, qe ordeno a Comte de Sta Barba Jose de la Guerra y
1828-12-01 · C-A 56, doc 13 — SF presidial company muster — comandante L. A. Argüello, tte Ignacio Martínez, alférez Santiago Argüello, sgt José Sánchez, cadete Francisco Soto, 6 cabos, 59 soldiers = 70 men; mo
1828-02-03 · C-A 56, doc 117 — re the reservado on the friars — some missionaries embarked on a Hamburg brig without their Prelate's or the Government's license; promises vigilance
1828-02-05 · C-A 56, doc 134 — Mission San José has provided no aid for the rebuilding of the Casa Mata (powder magazine) & construction of the barracks at Yerba Buena (SF)
1828 / 1839 · C-A 56, doc 135 — the ports-of-entry prohibition (foreign ships barred from Sta Cruz/SLO/Purísima/Refugio/SJ Bautista, SF version); + a paper-shortfall *reintegro* (supercargo Enrique Vermont[?]); +
1828-02-18 · C-A 56, doc 153 — the English merchant brig *Vulture* (101 t) anchors, consigned to Enrique Vermont