El Gobernador constitucional del estado de Sonora, á todos sus habitantes, sabed : que el congreso del mismo estado, ha decretado lo que sigue. Núm. 156 ... Art. 1.̊ Se deroga la resolucion de 8 de abril de 1850 que declarò vigente la de 20 del mismo mes de 1847: en consecuencia, cesa en sus funciones fuera de la capital el supremo tribunal de justicia, y se previene al ejecutivo haga que dentro de un mes, cuando mas, contado desde la publicacion de esta ley, quede instalado dicho tribunal en esta ciudad
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Communication of a state of Sonora congressional decree via the governor announcing the repeal of a resolution from 1847 that had installed the supreme court of the state outside of the capital. The decree calls for the court to return to the city and authorizes the treasury to fund the move. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://lib.ucsd.edu/sca) Se deroga la resolucion de 8 de abril de 1850 que declarò vigente la de 20 del mismo mes de 1847 Dated at end: 20 de Marzo de 1851 Signed: José de Aguilar At head of title: Gobierno supremo del estado de Sonora Ures, publisher not identified
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Politics and government Sonora (Mexico). Supremo Tribunal de Justicia Sonora, Mexico
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