Protest agt the admission of James F. Reed and John Murphy as members of town council, on the plea that…

Miscellaneous / Unbound Documents, tomo Unbound · BANC MSS C-A 63, document 217

Protest agt the admission of James F. Reed and John Murphy as members of town council, on the plea that they were not elected by any considerable vote, most voters having taken no part; that they are not residents, have no avocation except gambling; & Reed acknowledged killing a man, says self-defence which may or may not be true — he has not undergone a trial; that James W. Weekes, appointed Alcalde for the dist., is entirely unfit; abstain from bringing charges agt him unless not removed

Date1847-11-16 (exact)
FromCharles White & 6 others
ToGov. Mason
PlaceSan José
SeriesMiscellaneous / Unbound Documents
TomoUnbound
Original tomo page—
Savage copy page120
Scan leafn120–121
Document typeabstract
SourceSavage abstract

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