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$1 and $5 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo

$1 notes

When Huerta's modified the Ley General de Instituciones de Crédito in January 1914 and allowed banks to issue low value notes the bank arranged for the ABNC to produce a $1 note. Hidalgo 1 A 093397

Hidalgo 1 A 093397 reverse

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero
	5 May 1914	A		100000	Maass	del Raso	T. Honey	includes numbers 070473 to 094367
		A	100001	500000				unsigned, undated remainder: includes numbers 108189 to 491174^{CNBanxico #11182} needle puched AMORTIZADO

Hidalgo 5 C 91667

Hidalgo 5 C 91667 reverse

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero
	23 September 1902	A	00001	50000	Prida	del Raso	de Landero	includes numbers 00329^{CNBanxico #50634} to 49931^{CNBanxico #50628}
10 January 1914^{On 6 January C. W. Van Law, of the Compañia de Real del Monte y Pachuca, reported that on 10 January the bank would issue $125,000 in new $5.00 notes replacing another issue of $50.00 and $100.00 notes. Whilst this would not increase the circulation it would be a big help in that small notes were extremely scarce (AHMM, Fondo Norteamericano, vol. 41, exp. 15, Dirección General, Correspondencia, Mar 1913 – Nov 1914 weekly gossip letter 6 January 1914)}	1 December 1913	B	50001	75000	Maass	del Raso	T. Honey
	21 April 1914	C	75001		Maass	del Raso	T. Honey	includes numbers 75333^{CNBanxico #50670} to 103897^{CNBanxico #50724}
		C		125000				includes numbers from 109350 to 122933