Solá *borradores*, pt. 4 (artillery & campaigns). — ⭐ 74 militia artillerymen province-wide to be paid as veterans 'por todo el tiempo que estén sobre las armas' (→ the garrison & artillery register); ⭐ Lt. Manuel Gómez commissioned to emplace up to 3 cannons at Mission San Juan Bautista 'para impedir el desembarco de algunos invasores' (post-Bouchard coastal defense, 1819 → register, the Bay Area borderlands dossier); ⭐ repair of the batteries + Maestranza (ordnance shop); 40 reinforcements arrived from San Blas; Indian campaigns — Estudillo's 30-man *piquete* after horse-raiders, and the successful campaign vs. the Ranchería de los Muquelemnes (Mokelumne) reported to the Viceroy (→ the Indian-raiding dossier; = mil-history register #33); Padre Narciso Durán named. Routine: militia pay, licenses, Sgt. José Sánchez → comisionado of Pueblo San José, Martínez transfer request.
| Date | 1819, Jul–Dec, San Juan Bautista / Rancho del Rey / Monterey (year) |
|---|---|
| From | Doc II-56 |
| Series | State Papers, Sacramento |
| Tomo | I |
| Original tomo page | — |
| Savage copy page | 239–246 |
| Scan leaf | n238–n245 |
| Document type | Bulk |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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