Tlaxiaco
by Nicholas Follansbee
Tlaxiaco is a town located in the south of the Mixteca region where José Inés Dávila set up his government when driven from the state capital.
On 26 June 1916 Dávila issued 10,000 50c cartones, authorized by a decree of 24 June[text needed].
This is the last of the Dávila government issues. Typeset and printed in black on light weight tan card, it was finished with handstamped signatures on the face and a brown-red serial number. There is usually a violet treasury seal on the back (inverted, lower left comer). Early notes seem to lack the treasury seal. All are Series F, as a continuation from previous issues.
| series | from | to | total number |
total value |
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| 50c | F | 00001 | 10,000 | $5,000 | without treasury seal includes numbers 00092CNBanxico #5786 to 00301 |
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| 10000 | with treasury seal includes numbers 04975CNBanxico #5785 to 09909CNBanxico #5788 |
These have the signatures of Tesorero Constantino Pachumal (the Contador on the Nochixtlán notes) and Accountant (Contador) Y. [ ][identification needed].
| Constantino Pachumal |  |
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In May 1916 Félix Díaz, nephew of the late Porfirio Díaz, arrived to begin his counter-revolution under the guise of the Ejército Reorganizador Nacional. His first objective in July was to capture the state capital but he was utterly routed.