Monterey municipal police / daily-life ordinance (14 arts.): round up wandering pigs

Departmental State Papers, tomo III · BANC MSS C-A 28, document 227

Monterey municipal police / daily-life ordinance (14 arts.): round up wandering pigs; sweep house-fronts twice weekly; relocate adobe-making; no fires in wooded areas (forest-fire prevention); fandangos need an Alcalde/Regidor license; 10 PM curfew (suspicious persons arrested); cattle-provenance checks before the Síndico; timber-cutting licenses (esp. wood sold to ships; free for residents); foreigners must show/obtain passports entering & leaving; no firing guns in town; no market-selling on holy days until after Mass; no public card games/drunkenness; ⭐ anyone employing a mission neophyte must notify the local authority (ex-mission Indian-labor tracking); weapons-law enforcement [cited: Sav pp.159-161]

Date1833-01-06 (exact)
FromBando de policía
PlaceAlcalde Const. Marcelino Escobar, Monterey
SeriesDepartmental State Papers
TomoIII
Original tomo pageiii.641–645
Savage copy page159–161
Scan leafn160–n162
Document typebando
SourceSavage abstract

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