Labor-coercion dossier (Baja): 3 workers report (via Tte

Labor-coercion dossier (Baja): 3 workers report (via Tte. Diego González) that, transferred to work in the houses of the families assisting the troop, they were imprisoned — they argue working for the soldiers 'no presta al Rey ningún servicio' (p.205); + Arrillaga on the custom that soldiers build new missions (defense works, guard, stores, church, friar's house), and the founding of Mission San Miguel: begun 1787 at the paraje del Encino, moved ~3 leagues to the Arroyo de San Juan Bautista where it stands; asks what to do re the soldiers imprisoned by the Comte. de San Diego for refusing to work in the escort-families' private houses (pp.206–209)

Date	1789-01-01 / 02-14 (exact)
From	José Mª Salgado, Manuel de Villa, Ignacio Serrano; Arrillaga
To	Cmdte. Gral. Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola
Place	Mission San Miguel / Loreto
Series	Provincial State Papers
Tomo	X
Original tomo page	p.205–209
Savage copy page	51–52
Scan leaf	n51–n52
Document type	extract
Source	Savage abstract

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José Mª Salgado, Manuel de Villa, Ignacio Serrano; Arrillaga to Cmdte. Gral. Jacobo Ugarte y Loyola, Mission San Miguel / Loreto, 1789-01-01 / 02-14, Provincial State Papers, X, p.205–209, Archives of California, C-A 6, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

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