A paired gambling file spanning nineteen years. (a) '1817. En.o 4. Mont

A paired gambling file spanning nineteen years. (a) '1817. En.o 4. Mont. / Sola al Com.do del Pueblo de S. José', pp. 625. 626: noted the completion of the construction of the Bridge. (b) '1798. En.o 12. S. José / Los Vecinos del P. de S. José al Gob.r D. Diego de Borica', pp. 627. 628: 'Solicitan se les permita jugar Malilla los Domingos en el Cuerpo de Guardia, y Borica al margen de la solicitud les concede lo q.e piden.' (c) '1817. Dbre. 2. Mont. / Sola', p. 628: although his predecessor Coronel D. Diego de Borica saw fit to permit the game of Malilla or other card play on feast days in the Guardia of the pueblo of San José, being informed of the abuses committed in it he orders that not even on feast days is it to be permitted at that post - Sola expressly revoking Borica's marginal grant.

Date	1817 Jan 4; 1798 Jan 12; 1817 Dec 2 (year)
From	Sola to the comisionado; the vecinos of San José to Gov. Diego de Borica
Place	Monterey; Pueblo de San José
Series	Departmental State Papers, San José
Tomo	I–III (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo page	pp. 625. 626. / pp. 627. 628. / p. 628
Savage copy page	139 [stamp] / 139. [hw]
Scan leaf	n139
Document type	orden, vecino petition with marginal grant, and revoking orden
Source	Savage abstract

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Sola to the comisionado; the vecinos of San José to Gov. Diego de Borica, Monterey; Pueblo de San José, 1817 Jan 4; 1798 Jan 12; 1817 Dec 2, Departmental State Papers, San José, I–III, pp. 625. 626. / pp. 627. 628. / p. 628, 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]

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