Tesorerías Municipales
We know of instances of vales with a common design from at least three contiguous districts (Mascota, Talpa and Tomatlán) in the east of the state. All are for local circulation and were redeemable by the local Tesorería Municipal in quantities of five pesos.
This suggests that the authorities in each of these districts might have issue vales in at least four denominations (5c, 10c, 20c and 50c) between November 1914 and June 1915.
Mascota
A 50c dated November 1914.
Also 5c and 50c notes dated June 1915.
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5c | June 1915 | includes number 4564CNBanxico #4596 | ||||
50c | November 1914 | |||||
June 1915 | includes number 1222CNBanxico #4597 |
Talpa
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20c | March 1915 | includes number 179 |
Tomatlán
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10c | July 1915 | includes number 1556 |
Cocula
A series (1c, 5c, 20c, 10c and 50c) specifically stated to have been issued to facilitate change but with no indication of date.
The other municipal issues are denominated in billetes infalsificables.
Ayutla
50c in infalsificables
Union de Tula
A $1 note, redeemable in billetes infalsificables, printed on pink pasteboard.
Autlán
50c and $1 notes, in infalsificables valid until 30 June 1916. The stamp on the reverse reads ‘REPUBLICA MEXICANA – ESTADO DE JALISCO – 6o CANTON – AYUNTAMIENTO CONSTITUCIONAL – AUTLAN’.
San Gabriel
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10c | includes number 3235 | ||||
20c | includes number 3187 | ||||
50c | includes number 1942 |
A local issue dated 23 June 1916 and redeemable in infalsificables. The Presidente Municipal, Librado D. Santana, personally signed the 50c notes.
Librado D. Santana | ![]() |