Private issues (Guadalajara - San Gabriel)
Guadalajara
In October 1914 it was reported that some small businesses, because of the lack of small coins, had issued fichas with which to make change. As these could only be used in the same establishment, it seemed that the government would take steps to stop the practiceEl Reformador, Tomo I, Núm. 64, 15 October 1914. However, in June 1915 a newspaper could report that it had received complaints about the paper money issued by cantinas, shops and even hawkers in the market. Although people had done this to overcome the shortage of small change, the practice was illegal and the public were not obliged to accept such paper or cartonesEl Presente, 6 June 1915.
M. Ascencio Morales
Salon Azteca
Teodoro Campos Kunhardt y Assoc.
Tienda de Antonio Bayardo
Compañía Hidroeléctrica e Irrigadora del Chapula, S. A.
This company ran the trams in Guadalajara. In 1905 the local electricity company and several horsecar operators formed the Compañía de Tranvías, Luz y Fuerza. This was absorbed in 1909 by the Compañía Hidroeléctrica e Irrigadora del Chapala, which had a power plant at El Salto de Juanacatlán 30 kilometres south of town.
In December 1915 it was said that the company was considering withdrawing its bonos because of their poor state. The company was the winner because it did not exchange or make good any bono that had deterioratedBoletín Militar, Tomo III, Núm. 333, 1 December 1915.
Again in February 1916 it was reported that the company would recall its bonos which would make the lack of change even worseBoletín Militar, Tomo V, Núm. 391, 8 February 1916 but the next day the managers wrote to say that because of the effect on the public in agreement with the competent authority they would not be recalling their planillas para pasajesBoletín Militar, Tomo V, Núm. 392, 9 February 1916.
The Drogueria Alemana (German Drugstore)
This was run by Carlos Ibarra.
| Date | modelo | Value | Number issued |
Total | Comment |
| 19 June 1915 | 5266 | 5c | 4,000 | 11,500 | pink cartón |
| 10c | 4,000 | deep blue cartón | |||
| 20c | 2,000 | Nile green cartón | |||
| 50c | 1,000 | green cartón | |||
| $1 | 500 | yellow cartón |
"El Fenix"
The Drogueria y Ferreteria "El Fenix” issued 10c and 20c notes dated 11 May 1915.
Colección Numismática Banxico #4576 and #4577
Hotel Francés
The Cantina of the Hotel Francés issued a 5c note, with the name of Enrique Villa.
Colección Numismática Banxico #4584
La Imperial
A 5c note.
Colección Numismática Banxico #4588
Restaurante “Valdez”
A 10c note with the name of Francisco Valdez
Colección Numismática Banxico #4589
Cantina “La Fuente”
A 10c note dated May 1915 with the stamp of Tomás R. Rosales.
Colección Numismática Banxico #4585
Cantina “La Metralla”
A cantina called “the shrapnel” obviously dates from the Revolution. A 20c note with the names of Manuel Romero é hijo
Colección Numismática Banxico #4586
Empresa de Kioskos
A 5c note with the name of Rotter y Franco
Colección Numismática Banxico #4587
Depósito de Carbón y Lena
This was run by Salvador Martínez Frías.
| Date | modelo | Value | Number issued |
Total | Comment |
| 24 April 1915 | 5235 | 5c | 250 | 2,000 | round cartón |
| 10c | 750 | ||||
| 50c | 1,000 | round cartón: two types | |||
| second issue: no details known |
Leopoldo López Zavala
On 19 May 1915 Leopoldo López Zavala, owner of two bars, asked the Presidente Municipal whether he could issue boletos of one and three centavos for his customers to use, attaching samples for consideration.. He was refused but told he could issue chequesAMGuad, Hacienda 1915, exp. 11.
Celso Vergara
On 22 November 1915 a José M. Silva wrote to J. E. González, the Subsecretario interino, that he had $45.50 in cheques issued by Celso Vergara. He had presented them to Vergara who refused to redeem them as the time limit had expired. Then he presented them to the Tesorería Municipal which said that they no longer had funds from Vergara. So he was asking the Governor to order the Tesorería Municipal to exchange them. González passed the message on to the Presidente Municipal who replied, on 24 December, that none of his offices had information on cheques issued by VergaraAMGuad, Hacienda 1915, exp. 145.
Juchitlán
Compañía Enrique Fletes
J. N. Arreola
Notes dated 15 July 1916 and valid until 30 November, in infalsificables.
Lagos
Comercio y Agricultores de Lagos
| Date on note | Series | from | to | |
| 1 September 1915 | 5c | A | ||
| D | ||||
| 10c | Q | |||
| 20c | T |
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 authorised by Manuel M. Dieguez. They have provision for the signature of an Interventor as well as a Presidente and Secretario.
La Huerta
Juan Gómez González
Purificación
José Maqueo C.
San Gabriel
Carlos Vizcayno e Hijo
