(6 docs) Feb 14: acknowledges recognition as autoridad política, the Reglamento de Misiones, bando to…

Departmental State Papers (Juzgados / Naturalization), tomo XVII–XX · BANC MSS C-A 33, document 76

(6 docs) Feb 14: acknowledges recognition as autoridad política, the Reglamento de Misiones, bando to populate the adjacent islands, régimen de sus pobladores, instrucciones para causa criminal, receipt of the Constitución de 36. Feb 24: ⭐⭐ orders the Capitán de la Compañía de Cazadores instructions to proceed to take all the caballada found in the Rancherías de los Tulares to end the ladrones — 'desde 10 años para arriba,' take women & children prisoner, and any who resist be examined; then attack for the recovery of the horse-herd (an anti-raiding campaign order). Mar 1: ayto. swears the Prefecto Coronel José Castro; Mar 15 (6 docs, cont. n48): receives appointments of Inspectores (Castro 1st, Lic. Cosme Peña 2nd), correspondence index (tomo pp. 198–201), departure of the elector-poblador José Fernández; item 4 reclamando el bando re solicitudes de terreno baldío (nota of the 9th); items 5–6 index of correspondence Juzgado↔Secretaría

Date1839-02-14 / 24 / 03-01 / 15 (exact)
FromJosé Noriega
ToGobernador
PlaceSan José de Guadalupe
SeriesDepartmental State Papers (Juzgados / Naturalization)
TomoXVII
Original tomo page176–184
Savage copy page46–47
Scan leafn46–n47
Document typeabstract
SourceSavage abstract

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How to cite this documentJosé Noriega to Gobernador, San José de Guadalupe, 1839-02-14 / 24 / 03-01 / 15, Departmental State Papers (Juzgados / Naturalization), XVII, 176–184, Archives of California, C-A 33, 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/ca33/ca33-d76.html
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