Ricardo Uribe, edad 33 años, sentenciado á destierro perpetuo á Sta Bárbara; que pase á Sonoma á cumplir su condena, por exigirlo las circunstancias
| Date | 1845-04-07 (exact) |
|---|---|
| From | Vicente Sánchez, Ignacio Coronel, Basilio Valdés |
| Place | Los Angeles |
| Series | Departmental State Papers |
| Tomo | VI |
| Original tomo page | VI·559–560 |
| Savage copy page | 284–285 |
| Scan leaf | n286–n287 |
| Document type | sentence |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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Vicente Sánchez, Ignacio Coronel, Basilio Valdés, Los Angeles, 1845-04-07, Departmental State Papers, VI, VI·559–560, Archives of California, C-A 30, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.Cite the document by series, tomo and original tomo page, as the literature does; the C-A number locates it in the repository. To cite this catalogue entry itself, use https://archivesofcalifornia.com/record/ca30/ca30-d486.htmlCorrection to this entry.
- Previously read savage_page: '284–285'. Leaves read: 168036073_80_12 n286 (stamped 286, ink 160) and n287 (stamped 287, ink 161); the document spans both, ending "cunstancias. pp 559-60" at the head of n287 — orig_page VI·559–560 confirmed. Verbatim: "1845 – Abril 7 – Angeles. / Sanchez – Coronel – Bacilio Valdes / Ricardo Uribe de 33 años, sentenciado á destierro perpetuo á Sta Bárb.a; p.a q.e pase á Sonoma á cumplir su condena, p.r exigirlo las circunstancias." Author expansions (V. Sanchez → Vicente, Yg Coronel → Ignacio) are supported by the two entries above on the same leaf; 'Bacilio'→'Basilio' is orthographic. Recipient NA: this is a sentencia with three signatories and no addressee on the leaf. SAVAGE_PAGE WRONG: the record cites 284–285; the leaves bear 286/287 (stamped) and 160/161 (ink). Omissions: the leaf's other entries (Montalván sentence pp.555-6 = d484; Uribe consignment pp.557-8 = d485; on n287 p.561 = d487 and pp.562-5 = d488) are all catalogued.
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