Private issues (Juchitlán - San Gabriel)

Juchitlán

Juchitlán is a town 125 kilometres south-west of Guadalajara.

J. N. Arreola

Notes dated 15 July 1916 and valid until 30 November, in infalsificables.

Compañía de Fletes y García / Compañía Enrique Fletes

Although all these notes are dated to 25 August 1916 it appears that there was an original series from the Compañía de Fletes y García, some of which were annotated 'buena con infalsificable / Enrique Fletes' on the reverse. These were followed by a series entitled 'Compañía Enrique Fletes' and stated to be in 'Papel infalsificable' on the face.

Lagos

Lagos de Moreno is a city in the Altos de Jalisco, in the north-eastern section of the state.

Diéguez drove the Villistas out of Lagos de Moreno in late July 1915.

Comercio y Agricultores de Lagos

These notes are dated 1 September 1915 and on the reverse they state that they are a temporary measure (emisión transitoria) solely to facilitate making change and are of forced circulation according to an agreement^{[text needed]} authorised by Manuel M. Diéguez. They have provision for the signature of an Interventor as well as a Presidente and Secretario: the appointment of an Interventor again confirms their quasi-official status and is probably the result of a clause in Diéguez' accord. As such, these notes are similar to the contemporaneous Comisión de Agricola issue from San Pedro, Coahuila.

Some, though not issued, are needlepunched "B C".

La Huerta

La Hueta is 255 kilometres south-west of Guadalajara, and 65 kilometres south-wesy of Autlán.

Juan Gómez González

Mazamitla

Chavéz Cisneros records that in 1917 (the Year of Famine) there was also a shortage of small change that was supplemented by fichas issued by businesses in the towns of Mazamitla, Tizapán, and Quitupan^{Esteban Chavéz Cisneros, Quitupán, Ensayo histórico y estadístico, Morelia, 1954, p. 152}.

Purificación

Villa Purificación is 15 kilometres west of the larger town of Autlán, in south-west Jalisco. It was the sources of several private issues.

José V. Gómez

These were produced by Salvador Araiza, a printer in Unión de Tula, who owned the region’s sole printshop^{AHMAut, Sección Gobernación (Sección 6), 1915}.

Teodoro Borbón

Herculano García

These are signed by Enrique García on behalf of Herculano García.

José Maqueo C.

 Note that the legend 'EN PAPEL MONEDA DE CIRCULACION FORZOSA' does not mean that this note was of forced circulation, but that it was redeemable in notes/currency of forced circulation. The initials on the reverse are probably of José Maqueo Castellanos.

[if same person] José Maqueo Castellanos was originally from Oaxaca but married the daughter of the wealthy owner of haciendas in the region of Autlán and by 1920 had been living there for a long timeEl Informador, 7 February 1982. In 19[ ] he was the presidente municipal of Autlán. In May 1920 Maqueo, designated a General, was the representative of Pedro Zamora, when he supported the Plan de Agua Prieta against Carranza. Maqueo went from Autlán to Guadalajara to meet with the military authorities of the state to ask for Zamora to be designated Jefe de Operaciones in Juchitlán, Unión de Tula and Autlán, and then went on Mexico City to talk with generals Obregón and Pablo GonzálezEl Informador, Año III, Tomo X, Núm. 957, 23 May 1920. Maqueo tried in vain to discourage Pedro Zamora from taking up armsEl Informador, 7 February 1982 and then disowned him (and was even suspected of being involved in the latter’s later murder in Mexico City). In September 1920 he was accepted as a federal deputyEl Informador, 12 September 1920. On 1 February 1923 he was reinstated into the national army as a General BrigadierEl Informador, 31 January 1923 and in May 1927 he was appointed as a pro-Obregón President of the national CongressEl Informador, Año X, Tomo XXXV, Núm, 3468, 24 May 1927.

Quitupan

Chavéz Cisneros records that in 1917 (the Year of Famine) there was also a shortage of small change that was supplemented by fichas issued by businesses in the towns of Mazamitla, Tizapán, and Quitupan^{Esteban Chavéz Cisneros, Quitupán, Ensayo histórico y estadístico, Morelia, 1954, p. 152}.

San Gabriel

Carlos Vizcayno e Hijo

For this issue see the Hacienda de Apulco.