Records12
Item-level12
Span1834–1835
Leaves272
Coveragecomplete-at-acta-grain
Coverage: TARGETED pass at ACTA grain (1834–35; 12 long actas incl. the secularization reglamento enactment Doc 2, n11–n33, verbatim-verified). ⚠ CORRECTED 2026-07-28 (gap-read audit): the routine spring–summer-1834 run n53–n150 (~30 municipal/secularization sessions, ~55–95 lv) is BOUNDED-unread, NOT item-read — earlier '07-22 confirmed adequate' was a desk call with no reading session (last read 2026-07-01). Article SPINE (the enactment) is secured; upgrade n53–n150 (~1 session) ONLY if the californio draft needs 1834 municipal-politics texture. Peak Híjar–Padrés year. See [[gap-read-verification-2026-07-27]]. (“partial” = routine runs bounded, not itemized — significant documents are.)
Manuscript scans: this volume on the Internet Archive (digitized microfilm of the Savage transcripts).
Printable finding aid (PDF) — the full one-line record list with provenance, for offline use and circulation.
Notable documents
- 1834-07-29→08-02 · Diputación Provincial, Monterey — the secularization debate — '1834 Julio 22 Mont, Diputación Territorial… el dictamen… de la Comisión de Misiones… del reglamento de administradores en las misiones.' ⚠ the run STARTS Julio 22 (n11); the cataloged 07-29→08-02 is the enactment span. THE 1834 SECULARIZATION *REGLAMENTO* ENACTED: the comisión de Misiones presents the… (orig. p. 13–32) manuscript scan ↗
- 1834-05-26 · Diputación (secret session), Monterey — 'Sublevación de la Alta Cal.': the President reports 3 letters warning of a planned 'revolución' by 'enemigos de nuestro sistema'; the 'primeros promovedores de la Conspiración' named as 'los Españoles' — Fr. Narciso Durán, Capt. José de la Guerra y Noriega, sargento José Antonio Pico, Fr. Tomás Estenaga (a paper allegedly signed at… (orig. p. 2–9) manuscript scan ↗
- 1834-05-01 · Diputación Provincial (installation), Monterey — the 1834 Diputación installed under Gov. José Figueroa — vocales Carlos Antonio Carrillo, José Joaquín Ortega, José Antonio Estudillo, José Antonio Carrillo, Francisco de Haro, José Castro (+ Pío Pico); the President's opening address (public security, vagrancy, founding schools, casas consistoriales/jails, municipal-fund administration,… (orig. p. 36–51) manuscript scan ↗
- 1834-07 · Diputación Provincial — July 1834: the secularization 'masa central de bienes' — the pooling of the missions' property (the reglamento's core mechanism; a ministry order on the missions' pending *créditos*); the contaduría approved (orig. p. 136–151) manuscript scan ↗
- 1834-08 · Diputación Provincial — the ayuntamiento-creation decree: a Constitutional Ayuntamiento at San Diego (alcalde + 2 regidores + síndico) & at Santa Bárbara (alcalde + 4 regidores + síndico), + Los Angeles expanded (a 2nd alcalde + 2 regidores) — elected per the 12 Jun 1830 law, in office from 1 Jan 1835. The Californio local-government buildout (orig. p. 191) manuscript scan ↗
- 1835-09 · Diputación Territorial — the Sept 1835 sessions: jurisdiction petitions (an SF vecino → San José); ⭐ 'Concesión de terrenos' (land grants); the self-government-drives-population-growth argument (Monterey/SB/LA growing under 'gobierno liberal,' San Diego 'sin adelanto' for lack of self-government) (orig. p. 221–247) manuscript scan ↗
- 1835-09→11-21 · Diputación Territorial — 'monumento á la memoria del finado Gral José Figueroa'; David Spence confirms the dictamen 1835-11-21. the monument to the memory of the deceased Gral. José Figueroa — the Diputación resolves to erect a monument to Figueroa (d. 29 Sep 1835, the governor who enacted secularization); last entry David Spence, 21 Nov 1835 (orig. p. 269) manuscript scan ↗
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