Meanings of gobernador in anglès

Teniente gobernador: Administrative officer of a small village or hamlet.

They refused to be photographed, and even the gobernador ran away from the terrible ordeal.

There were foremen, artificers and clerks, with Don Pepe for the gobernador of the mining population.

The able gobernador of Marcapata had had the sagacious idea of making the local penitentiary out of his farm of Sausipata!

I should have gone to meet them at Marcapata, but my uncle the gobernador forbade me to do so for fear of displeasing the priest.

In a couple of days a party was made up, consisting, besides myself, of Mr. Taylor, the guide, two Mexicans, and five Tarahumares with their gobernador.

In 1814 Don José was made Gobernador Propietario of Lower California.

Two others had been contracted by uncatechised natives, and celebrated before the Indian Gobernador.

In this disturbed time nothing could find the Senor Gobernador with his boots off, as the saying is.

Our Tarahumare Carriers and the Gobernador.

He has risen to be the most powerful of all Californians, although the King he adores never makes him Gobernador Proprietario.

"Senor Gobernador, I have served the State long," said he.

"No two stones could come together anywhere without the Gobernador hearing the click, senora."

Now this "Palacio del Gobernador," as the old building was called by the Spanish, was erected at a very early day.

"Viviz Gobernador!" came from the full, savage throats, and the cry was taken up by the multitude.

The men rose to their feet, one by one, filling their glasses and laughing and saying, "Viva el Gobernador," until they were all standing.