To remedy the bad situation in San Fernando, Lopes issues regulations regarding loitering, vagrancy, carrying of arms, trifling, gaming, holding of fandangos, building of fences, neglect of payment by farmers and manufacturing of intoxicating beverages. Includes the fines for each offense, which range from monetary fines to floggings. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Flores de Abrego demands reinstatement as Alcalde of San Fernando. Claims post was unjustifiably taken away, arguing that he knew nothing until the event occurred and was not able to defend himself. (M. Bowman) (1979)

1) warns against the dangers of vagrancy, robbery, and carrying of arms. 2) due to small harvest, Lopez orders that cultivated fields and crops be protected from damage by stock. 3) enforcement of no. 2. (M. Bowman) (1979)

For the good of citizens of San Fernando, Barrios y Jaurigue has ordered that 1) all property owners apply for new titles; 2) discontinuance of the labor for corn; 3) discontinuance of trade between the Indians and the governor and soldiers. The citizens desire to repeal these acts, showing that the acts are beneficial to the town. Some information on crops grown. Shows relationships between various sectors of town. Includes copy of original order. (M. Bowman) (1979)

Curbelo orders the following to assure the good conduct of citizens of San Fernando- 1) persons of neither sex are to be on street after nine o'clock P.m. 2) outlaws vagabondage. 3) outlaws playing Games (i.e. cards, etc.) (M. Bowman) (1979)

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