Narrative of the Los Angeles revolution: learned the 6th that Sonorenses were gathering at the rancho de…

Narrative of the Los Angeles revolution: learned the 6th that Sonorenses were gathering at the rancho de los Nietos led by Apalátegui & Juan Gallardo; on the 7th they entered LA, took the artillery, arms; the alcalde reported Gallardo & others repentant surrendered prisoners Torres & Apalátegui; commissioned Juan Pérez to observe; Juan Pérez, Guillermo (William) Richardson & José Osorno presented on the rebels' behalf, submitting to govt, asking the ayuntamiento's promise of the 7th be fulfilled; the revolution has ended

Date	1835-03-10 (exact)
From	Nicolás Gutiérrez
To	Com. Genl Figueroa
Place	San Gabriel
Series	Departmental State Papers, Benicia
Tomo	II (Miscellaneous) (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo page	p.460–463
Savage copy page	147–148
Scan leaf	n147–n148
Document type	abstract
Source	Savage abstract

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Nicolás Gutiérrez to Com. Genl Figueroa, San Gabriel, 1835-03-10, Departmental State Papers, Benicia, II (Miscellaneous), p.460–463, Archives of California, C-A 39, 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 II (Miscellaneous)]

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