Letters from various authors discussing the orders emanating from the junta provincial held to discuss problem of epidemic.

Serial Number
041-05000
Title
Letters from various authors discussing the orders emanating from the junta provincial held to discuss problem of epidemic.
Author(s)
Calleja, Felix
Duran, Onesimo Antonio (Intendente Interino)
Yrart, Francisco
and others
Date
01-07-1803
Date
03-08-1803
Documentation
Monterrey/san Luis Potosi/san Carlos. January 7, 1803 - March 8, 1803. 22p. Letters. Originals/copies.
Summary
Letter listing those people who made up the junta provincial that dealt with the fever, need information from governors on the status of the epidemic in their respective areas; a Series of letters aknowledging the orders to communicate information on epidemic; letter that discusses possible funding (aside from public) that can be used for the epidemic; invoices for medical supplies are in San Carlos; letter informing that epidemic has abated in Santander. (O. Velez, October 1989)
Persons
Duran, Onesimo Antonio (Intendente Interino)
Corvalan, Cristoval (Tesorero)
Caballero Basabe, Jose (Contador)
Garces, Jose (Promoter Fiscal)
Gordoa, Francisco Geronimo (Licenciado)
Mascarena, Jose (Medico)
Dias de Corvero, Antonio (Medico)
Maynes, Francisco (Fray)
Calleja, Felix (Comandante Militar)
Alami, Jose (Facultativo)
Suares, Silvestre (Escrivano)
Campos, Juan Ysidoro
Gomez de Castro, Joseph Maria
Yturrigaray, Jose de
Yrart, Francisco
Herrera, Pedro (Capitan)
Places
San Luis Potosi
Monterrey
Nuevo Santander
Nuevo Leon
San Carlos
First Location
AZTM, AGN, Vol. 228 ff. 034-044
Original Location
AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 228 ff. 034-044
Language
Spanish
Notes
Ff. 42 and ff. 44 are photographed on top of ff. 43 and ff. 45 respectively, this series of documents are included in expediente number 1 in the indice del ramo de Provincias Internas
Reference Number
22800003
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