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The inquisition in the Spanish dependencies

Note 754 — Chapter VII · PERU. (continued 3)

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Archivo nacional de Lima, Inventarios Originales, No. 1.

It may be of interest to put on record the personnel of the tribunal and the salaries at the moment of extinction:

Pesos. Reales. Mrs.

Inquisidor mas antiguo Cristóval de Ortegon4962930

Inquisidor Anselmo Pérez de la Canal (at ¾ of salary as ordered by Suprema)3722314

Do. fiscal José Mariano de Larrea (Do.—but with 148 additional as Juez de los bienes)387036

Jubilado Dean Pedro Zalduegui (at ¼ salary)1240616

Jubilado Inquisidor José Ruiz Sobrino (Do.)1240616

Secretario del Secreto Manuel de Arizcurrunaga1700

Do. Franco de Echavarria Momediano1700

Do. Ramon del Valle1700

Do. Carlos Delgado (at ½ salary)850

Do. Jubilado Pablo de la Torre (Do.)850

Secretario de Secuestros Jacinto Jimeno1000

Receptor-general Carlos Lizon, 1900, together with 250 for collecting rents2150

Contador Ildefonso Gereda500

Abogado del Fisco Manuel de la Fuente y Chaves350

Procurador del Fisco Mariano González300

Alcaide de Carceles J. Baut. de Barnechea900

Nuncio A. D. Eustaquio830

Portero de Camara Manuel Leon500

Ministro de vara Teodoro Marino50

28,417 514

In addition Teodoro Marino is ordered to receive 33 pesos 2½ reales for four months’ service as portero at the rate of 100 pesos per annum. Also there is a salary of forty reales per month as sweeper, divided between Fray Manuel Bahamonde and Fray Manuel Tinoco, who are each to receive five pesos for the months of July and August. The peso, or piece of eight reales, is the Spanish dollar.

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