Signatories of the Banco del Estado de México
The notes carry the signatures of Juan Henkel as Director Gerente and, on later notes, Teodoro Garduño as Cajero. They were also signed by a Consejero and the Interventor.
Director Gerente
| Juan Henkel |  |
Cajero
| Teodoro Garduño was appointed Cajero on 1 May 1898. |  |
Interventor
| Alberto P. Martín |  |
| José Ignacio Icaza was appointed interventor in early August 1899CEHM, Fondo CDLIV Colección José Y. Limantour, 1a. 1883, carpeta 27, legajo 7156 letter Icaza to Limantour, 5 August 1899. |  |
| Manuel Lara Missotten took over from Icaza on 6 September 1906. |  |
| Francisco Espinosa y Rondero |  |
| C. Sánchez Navarro |  |
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J. Castillolater balancesheets have W. Castillo Castillo took over from R. Lebrija to sign his first balancesheet for December 1913. |
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Consejero
| Eduardo Henkel |  |
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The Pliego were a powerful local family with interests in agriculture, textiles and imports. Antonio Pliego Pérez, a founding shareholder, was born in 1854, the son of large landholders. As well as being contador of the bank he founded the Latina Americana Insurance Company. He was a federal deputy from Tepic from 1886 to 1904 and from Zacatecas from 1904 to 1912. Alejandro Pliego |
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| José Sainz |  |
| Juan Hatfield | |
| Santiago Graf was a businessman who in 1890 founded the Compañía Cervecera de Toluca y México. By 1910 the brewery had branches in Mexico City, San Luis Potosí and Aguascalientes, as well as a glass factory producing 800,000 bottles a month. It alone had 2,000 employees. |  |
| R. J. Dwyer | |
| Cipriano Rodríguez |  |
| [identification needed] |  |
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He died on 10 June 1922. |
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| Antonio Riba y Echeverría |  |
| [identification needed] |  |
| Ramiro de Trueba(?)[identification needed] |  |
| R. H. [identification needed] |  |
Alfredo Ferrat was founder and owner of the La Valenciana clothing business.
