Box 1
Container
Contains 3559 Results:
Law of July 7, 1836, establishing and defining a tariff for the operation of business establishments. Signed by Eca y Muzquiz at Leona Vicario, 1836, July 7:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1267
Dates:
1836, July 7:
Saltillo: J. Estevan Berain to Sor. Dn. Juan Jose de Cardenas at Monclova writes that if he has sold his corn that he is to pay 4 pesos to Jose Manuel, 1836, July 9:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2621
Dates:
1836, July 9:
Hermanas: Manuel Castellano to Jose de Cardenas. Is sending a carrier for some leather; other business of the hacienda, 1836, Aug. 8:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 3607
Dates:
1836, Aug. 8:
List of persons who appeared before a council to file complaints against high operation costs of business houses on the afternoon of Nov. 21, 1836, 1836, Nov. 1:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1265
Dates:
1836, Nov. 1:
Unsigned: Citizen Bartolome Gutierrez is allowed to pay only five pesos for operating fee, under Article II of Law of July 7, 1836. List of other fees given on other side, 1836, Nov. 22:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 1266
Dates:
1836, Nov. 22:
San Miguel de Allende: José Maria Aranja to Señor Dn. Carlos Sanchez. Reports length of time it took for sheep to go from Monclova to San Miguel because of snow, also amount of rations allowed, 1836, Dec. 1:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2612
Dates:
1836, Dec. 1:
Antonio Berain de Sanchez at Hermanas to Cardenas: Instructions for him to send muleteers with 4 mule-loads of salt; he is sending servant with additional instructions. He is sending papers of a new muleteer hired, 1837, Jan. 28:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 747
Dates:
1837, Jan. 28:
Villa de Abarola: Document pertaining to purchase of water rights, 4 days, from Felix Borrego by Dn. Jacobo Sanchez Navarro; This is a copy of the original; it is signed by J. Anto. Gonz. Rafael Garra, and J. Francisco de Castro, 1837, Mar. 6:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 2226
Dates:
1837, Mar. 6:
Gertrudis Flores, Miguel Flores, and Jesusa Flores at Monclova to Don Jacobo Sanchez: Reminds him that they are heirs to 24 days of irrigation water and that Don Jacobo's father [Don Melchor, deceased] always treated them right. Ask him to attend to certain unfavorable conditions, especially that Indians have moved into their hacienda and claim part of the land, 1837, Apr. 8:
Item — Box: 1, Item: 696
Dates:
1837, Apr. 8:
Carlos to D. Apolonia Berain de Sanchez: Acknowledges receipt of her letter and one from Jacobo; states he is all right, 1837, May 24
Item — Box: 1, Item: 694
Dates:
1837, May 24