Aguiar Collection; Sonora and Sinaloa Imprints; Early NW Mexico Printing
Decree of the State of Occidente re: legal officers, page 2 Decree of the State of Occidente re: legal officers, page 2 |
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| Title | Don Jesus Jose Aguiar Collection |
| Subject | government policy |
| Description | The collection consists mostly of decrees from the State Governments of Occidente, Sinaloa, and Sonora. There are some letters and memos concerning other government business. The documents were collected by Don Jesus Jose Aguiar, a treasury official in Cosala. |
| Creator | Governments of Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico |
| Date.Digital | 2003-01 |
| Type | text |
| Format | doc |
| Source | Arizona Historical Society-Tucson |
| Language | sp |
| Date.Original | 1825-1878 |
| Location of Original in Collection | MS 916 |
| Collection Name | Don Jesus Jose Aguiar Collection |
| Identifier | asd-aguiar504.tif |
| Title | Decree of the State of Occidente re: legal officers, page 2 |
| Subject |
Government policy |
| Description | No.11 1826 (1 June), Fuerte (II:2) Towns must not nominate police heads or legal officers who cannot read or write, except as a last resort. |
| Creator | Governments of Sonora and Sinaloa, Mexico |
| Date.Digital | 2003-01 |
| Type | text |
| Format | jpeg |
| Source | Arizona Historical Society-Tucson |
| Language | sp |
| Date.Original | 1826-06-01 |
| Location of Original in Collection | MS 916 |
| Collection Name | Don Jesus Jose Aguiar Collection |
