Hermenegildo Sal — 'Diario del Reconocimiento de la Misión de Santa Cruz.' — Sal's expedition diary…

State Papers, Sacramento, tomo I · BANC MSS C-A 54, document 166

Hermenegildo Sal — 'Diario del Reconocimiento de la Misión de Santa Cruz.' — Sal's expedition diary siting Mission Santa Cruz (via Santa Clara; Padres Salazar & López; 30 head of cattle). Detail: the Río San Lorenzo (~500 yds, álamo/cottonwood timber) — 'ninguna otra Misión que registró desde San Diego hasta San Francisco le iguala en maderas'; the *capitanejo* Sugert (first Christian of the ranchería) serves as guide and reassures his people not to fear the troops' salute-fire. ⭐ = the cited *Sal, Reconocimiento…* 1791 = *St. Pap. Sac.* ii.137 (confirms the scan for the the Sal papers bio reference). → indigenous-intelligence (Sugert as broker).

Date1791, Sep, San Francisco (year)
FromDoc II-68
SeriesState Papers, Sacramento
TomoI
Original tomo page—
Savage copy page270–273
Scan leafn269–n272
Document typeTranscription
SourceSavage abstract

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