cont. LA instruction, arts. 8º–10º (leaf refetched w/ ink-blot artifact; legible)

Provincial State Papers, tomo VII–VIII · BANC MSS C-A 4, document 209

cont. LA instruction, arts. 8º–10º (leaf refetched w/ ink-blot artifact; legible): (8º cont.) re repartimiento de solares. (9º) re *custodia de la caballada, ganado mayor y menor y las manadas* — establish that vecinos, agregados y soldados take turns [as it benefits all in común], recogidas y reconocidas en el corral con mucha frecuencia las marcas del común, señaladas, & cuiden las manadas particulares. (10º) ⭐ IMPORTANT INDIAN-RELATIONS ARTICLE: the commissioned shall apply his attention & conato to abolir la perniciosa familiaridad que se tiene en el pueblo con los Indios gentiles [abolish the pernicious familiarity the pueblo has with the gentile Indians], valiéndose de los medios que le dicte su prudencia, so que without notable feeling [se] altere su quietud; no consentir entrar á las casas — cuando llegar de molestos (aunque sean mujeres) en los corredores ó patios, no se les permite dormir en las casas; if some of rancherías muy retiradas wish to stay overnight, recogidos á un lado de la guardia, bajo el cuidado de la [centinela]

Date1787 Enero 13 (year)
FromFages
Tocabo Vicente Feliz
PlaceSan Gabriel
SeriesProvincial State Papers
TomoVII–VIII (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo pagep.(cont. LA instrucción)
Savage copy page151/147(dup)
Scan leafn150
Document type⭐INSTRUCTION
SourceSavage abstract

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