Report on the Federal Offices & Employees of California — a full history of the fiscal administration 1825–1834: before 1825 the Presidial Habilitados managed public funds; 1825 Habilitados = Santiago Argüello (SD), Joaquín Maytorena (SB), José Mariano Estrada (Monterey), Ignacio Martínez (SF); Aug 1825 José María Herrera = Comisario Sub-Principal (resigned 1827); then Domingo Carrillo; Estrada → M. G. Vallejo; Manuel Jimeno Casarín (Dec 1828–Nov 1829, deposed by the Solís revolt), Osio briefly, Casarín again 1830, Joaquín Gómez 1831–32, Bandini Comisario Subalterno→Principal — recurring 'no ha rendido cuentas'; on arriving (Jan 1833) Figueroa found only Estrada, gave the Customs House to Rafael González, later Herrera (Oct 1834), and Ángel Ramírez to the Maritime Customs House (1 Jul 1834). Prime 'Habilitado's Empire' fiscal prosopography (the Sal papers) [cited: Sav pp.209-211] — ⟵ FINAL DOC; volume ends 'Fin' at n212 (Sav 211); n213 = title leaf
| Date | 1834-12-06 (exact) |
|---|---|
| From | Figueroa (Monterey) |
| To | Secretario de Estado |
| Series | Departmental State Papers |
| Tomo | III |
| Original tomo page | iii.796–805 |
| Savage copy page | 209–211 |
| Scan leaf | n210–n212 |
| Document type | informe |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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