Savage quotes in full: 'Por el oficio de V.S. de 1o de Junio ppdo no 4 se ha impuesto el E.S

Departmental State Papers, Benicia, tomo I (SGDD) · BANC MSS C-A 38, document 284

Savage quotes in full: 'Por el oficio de V.S. de 1o de Junio ppdo no 4 se ha impuesto el E.S. Presidte interino de las Contestaciones habidas con el E.S. Gobernador de ese Departamto sobre la traslacion de esa Tesoreria al Pueblo de los Angeles, y S.E. en su Vista se ha servido ordenar, permanesca dicha oficina donde esta mandado con anterioridad. = Digolo a V.S. &a' [= the interim President, informed of the exchange with the Governor over moving the Treasury to Los Angeles, orders that the office remain where previously commanded]. HIGH VALUE: Mexico refuses to move the California departmental treasury to Los Angeles, against Pio Pico's capital-transfer push. Marked with an 'o' not the usual '+'. Note the entry sits OUT OF ORDER, after the 25 Aug item.

Date1845-08-01 (exact)
From[Luis de la] Rosa, Ministro de Hacienda
ToTesorero del Departamento de Californias
PlaceMexico
SeriesDepartmental State Papers, Benicia
TomoI (SGDD) (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo pagep. 658,
Savage copy page102 [stamp] / 101 [hand]
Scan leafn102
Document typeorden suprema (quoted verbatim)
Sourceverbatim transcription

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How to cite this document[Luis de la] Rosa, Ministro de Hacienda to Tesorero del Departamento de Californias, Mexico, 1845-08-01, Departmental State Papers, Benicia, I (SGDD), p. 658,, Archives of California, C-A 38, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. [the tomo is given as the volume’s full range: this entry has not been resolved to a single tomo within I (SGDD)]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/ca38/ca38-d284.html
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