'Desorganización del gobierno en el tribunal de S. José' — 9-point grievance memorial

'Desorganización del gobierno en el tribunal de S. José' — 9-point grievance memorial: (1) Contra Costa jueces must send all cases to S. José; (2) landless vagrants live by theft & join the Tulare horse-thieves as guides; (3) foreigners trafficking without cartas de naturaleza, entering via the Sacramento River — the 1826 foreigner-internment decree 'no effect'; (4) mission Indians, land & labor, desertion to the Tulares; (5) military-*fuero* abuses; (6) cross-jurisdiction lawsuits dragging 8 years; (7) unjust juzgado boundaries; (9) mail-service failures — Expanded Entry 12

Date	1843-04-18 (exact)
From	Salvio Pacheco (Juez de Paz de S. José)
To	gobernador
Series	Departmental State Papers, Benicia
Tomo	Prefecturas y Juzgados I–VI (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo page	p.ii.39–44
Savage copy page	57–60
Scan leaf	n56–n59
Document type	verbatim/extract
Source	verbatim transcription

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How to cite this document

Salvio Pacheco (Juez de Paz de S. José) to gobernador, 1843-04-18, Departmental State Papers, Benicia, p.ii.39–44, Archives of California, C-A 42, 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 Prefecturas y Juzgados I–VI]

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