'(Dictámen de la Comision de 'Hacienda y Guerra' á que hase alusion la Sesion Straord

Legislative Records, tomo III–IV · BANC MSS C-A 61, document 161

'(Dictámen de la Comision de 'Hacienda y Guerra' á que hase alusion la Sesion Straord. de 24 de Agosto 1844, q.e consta á p 19-22.)' Spans n127-n129. Finds the Missions the only secure resource for war with 'los Estados Unidos del Norte'. Art. 1: 'Podrá el Gob.o Sup.r del Departam.to poner en venta, hipoteca ó arrendar las fincas raices y terrenos de labor de las Misiones de la Alta California, comprendidas en la estension desde San Diego hasta Sonoma'. Art. 2 excepts Sta. Barbara (Palacio Episcopal) and Sta. Ines (Colegio for 'la Juventud Californiana'). Art. 3: reparto of bienes semovientes among the neófitos 'dandoles tierras'. Art. 5: 'Las Misiones vendidas, tendrán en lo subsecivo el caracter de Pueblos'. Signed David Spence - Pío Pico - Narciso Botello.

Date1844-08-29 (exact)
FromComision de Hacienda y Guerra (David Spence, Pío Pico, Narciso Botello) - á la Asamblea Dptal.
PlaceMont. [= Monterey]
SeriesLegislative Records
TomoIII–IV (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo pagepp. 97-99.
Savage copy page123/25.
Scan leafn127–n129
Document typedictamen de comisión (verbatim copia, 5 articles)
Sourceverbatim transcription

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How to cite this documentComision de Hacienda y Guerra (David Spence, Pío Pico, Narciso Botello) - á la Asamblea Dptal., Mont. [= Monterey], 1844-08-29, Legislative Records, III–IV, pp. 97-99., Archives of California, C-A 61, 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 III–IV]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/ca61/ca61-d161.html
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