(a) Julio 27, pp. 604. 605: Juan Arroyo goes to the pueblo to claim the goods left by his deceased…

Departmental State Papers, San José, tomo I–III · BANC MSS C-A 44, document 731

(a) Julio 27, pp. 604. 605: Juan Arroyo goes to the pueblo to claim the goods left by his deceased grandfather Juan Amezquita. (b) '1818. Junio 16. Mision de San Juan / Sola. al Com.do del pueblo. Sentim.to por muerte del Alcalde', pp. 606. 607, verbatim in part: 'me ha sido dolorosa la muerte repentina del Alcalde de ese pueblo Ant.o Soto, me ocurre decir haga alguna pesquisa de si fue ó no embenenado' - the governor orders an inquiry into whether the Alcalde was poisoned; the death of the Cabo of the Compañía de S. Francisco Venancio Galindo is also noted. (c) '1818. Ag.to 5. Mont. - Sola á Comision.o de S.n José. Sobre averig.n de un robo. Solicitud de viveres por un buque ruso.' opens here and closes on n134.

Date1818 Jul 27; 1818 Jun 16; 1818 Aug 5 (year)
FromPablo Vicente de Sola to the comisionado of San José
PlaceMision de San Juan; Monterey
SeriesDepartmental State Papers, San José
TomoI–III (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo pagepp. 604. 605. / pp. 606. 607.
Savage copy page133 [stamp] / 133. [hw]
Scan leafn133
Document typeordenes (Savage abstract)
SourceSavage abstract

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How to cite this documentPablo Vicente de Sola to the comisionado of San José, Mision de San Juan; Monterey, 1818 Jul 27; 1818 Jun 16; 1818 Aug 5, Departmental State Papers, San José, I–III, pp. 604. 605. / pp. 606. 607., Archives of California, C-A 44, 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–III]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/ca44/ca44-d731.html
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