Political leader. Born 1803 and died 1880 in Mexico City. Educated as lawyer. Offices held: Primer Regidor del Ayuntamiento de México (1829), deputy to the Congreso de la Unión (first elected 1833), Minister of Justice, Minister of Hacienda (June-Aug. 1848), thrice Governor of the State of Mexico (1849, 1857, 1871), Director del Nacional Monte de Piedad. Imprisoned 1852-1854 during final presidency of Antonio López de Santa Anna. Named Emperor Maximilan's defender in May 1867. Worked to develop Mexico's law enforcement system, roads, railways, and industry.
For a complete chronology of Mariano Riva Palacio, see Part 1: Introduction to this guide.
The collections pertains to the governance of Mexico at federal, state, and local levels, to management of various institutions and haciendas, to social and economic conditions in Mexico, and to the activities of Mariano Riva Palacio and many other well-known figures of 19th century Mexico, plus documents relating to the settlement of the estate of Vicente Guerrero. Other names prominent in the collection are Juan Álvarez, Mariano Arista, Ignacio Comonfort, Atilano Sánchez Garayo, and Antonio López de Santa Anna.
This page presents Part 8: 1851-1854 of the collection guide. To access other parts of the guide see Related Material.
Arrangement is primarily chronological, with items numbered in accordance with the published guide:
Mariano Riva Palacio Collection, 1716-1880, Benson Latin American Collection, General Libraries, University of Texas at Austin
The item level description of this guide follows the published calendar
Resignation of Campos.
Opposition to the new Ayuntamiento in Tlalpam.
Request for apprehension of Juan Clara; Cuautla.
Teniente de Artillería Hipólito Zamora recommended by Alcalde Ignacio Ortuño for post as Commander of the Presidio.
Subversive activities in Toluca, Distrito del Oeste, and Tula; suspicions of Lieutenant Colonel José Barrón; Arista; Otáñez.
Notice of his appointment.
Transmittal of letter from Colonel Parres.
Request for position with the government; service with the Suprema Corte; Agustín Noriega.
Transmittal of letter by Vieyra.
Lagarde suspected of revolutionary activity; election as president the previous night.
Application for position on the Suprema Corte de Justicia; Julio Ruano.
Settlement of Acuautla conflict; Sierra; aid sent from Texcoco; article in
Withdrawal from the Instituto; Sánchez Solís; Colín; visits to evaluate haciendas of the state; Chalco; Texcoco; Teotihuacán; Toluca.
Transmittal of draft letter for Comonfort.
Plans for building jail and
Plans for another primary school; division of subjects of instruction among himself, his brother, and Marciano Lezama; L. Salas.
News of collaboration between General José Ignacio Gutiérrez and Cura Luis Alcocer in San Pablo between Zumpahuacán and Tenancingo; manufacture of weapons in Tesmalac(?) and Copalillo; Cañada de Cuernavaca; warnings to León and Calderón; clipping from
Reimbursement for prizes given students; loss of revenue from alcabalas in brandy manufacture by sending brandy to Puebla State; equalization of tax recommended; Acaxochitlán; avoidance of the
Report of uprising in Guanajuato in
Assumption of office; statement of policy.
Collection of reports from the Ayuntamientos; toll on roads; contract for road near Tlalnepantla, Azcapuzaltonga, Pedregal, San Mateo, Atizapán, Monte Alto, and Monte Bajo; Cuautitlán; Iturbe not awarded the contract.
Notice of resignation as Ministro de Justicia and return to the Senate.
Chaotic state of the Legislature; peacefulness of the towns; conservative policy of Bravo; effort to convene the Legislature; study of Mescala River to the Pacific by a committee from Puebla; work on roads to Acapulco by Ramsay and road to Chilapa, Cuautla, Tepeji de la Seda, and Orizaba to meet the Veracruz Road; ships at Acapulco; need for pay.
Printed form showing delinquent tax due at office on Calle del Reloj; Manuel Luyando authorized to collect tax on
Struggle between Gamio and Rubio for control of the Ayuntamiento in Tlalpam; aid requested of Pasalagua; arrests by Becerril; Ignacio Chavarría; fight between Indians and landowners at Xochimilco; La Ciénaga; Potrero de Coapa; attacks on the
San Gabino Gallardia.
Candidates recommended for the Suprema Corte de Justicia: Couto, Jiménez, Arriola, Fernando Ramírez, Pavón, and Lares; meeting in Tlalpam; support of Garallalde, and Duarte; Casasola.
Congratulations on return to private life.
Note on San Luis Libertad.
Request for reinforcement of troops commanded by Lieutenant Nicolás Anzures, 3rd Battalion.
Calmness of the prefecture; election of Ayuntamiento in Tla[1]pam; Villar; Zumpango; Olvera; illness of Terreros; factory owners in Tlalpan; Riva Palacio's road accident.
Search for Cabecilla Clara in Guerrero State and in Cuautla; Germán de la Peña appointed Comandante militar.
Notice of appointment by Arista as Ministro de Estado y del Despacho de Guerra y Marina.
Illness of wife; orders of Arista for apprehension of Padre Alcocer; San Andrés. Includes his copy of letter:
Prospects of tax collection; sugar tax; brandy;
Newspaper accounts of the revolt in Guanajuato;
Request for official recognition as tax assessor.
Acceptance of position in the south; Otero's affairs turned over to Eulalio María Ortega; separation from his family.
Aprehension of Alcocer ordered; Piedra; Herrera.
Recommendation for nominal election of his brother José María to the Suprema Corte de Justicia; his planned retirement on personal fortune; Francisco.
Transmittal of documents requested by Cuernavaca; inventory; Rivero; request for interview. Includes draft of answer, January 27, approving meeting.
Retirement of General José Ramón de Betancourt; recommendation for position with the state government; Tulancingo; Texcoco; opposition to Arista; service in the Audiencia del Estado de México in 1836; service in the Navy; Manuel Olmedo; Pavón.
Insistence on recruits for the 3rd Battalion; end of the Meléndez revolution.
Transmittal of report on the mines; construction of the fort; recommendation for Lieutenant Hipólito Zamora; publication of report in the
Suspicion of subversion in Morelos; Barrio de San Pablo; search for Juan Clara by Colonel Parres; meeting in Jolalpa; reinforcement by Oliveros and the Guardia Nacional de Jonacate; infantry in Morelos; agreement between Jiutepec and Hacienda de Atlacomulco; Luis Hoelcke. Includes draft of answer:
Assurance of his support in maintaining peace.
Danger of armed attack in Xochimilco; need for disarming the bands; Carrera; Pasalagua; Tomás; Culhuacán; Tlalpam; La Trouplinière; road to El Pedregal; Inclán; Baron Cussac.
Order for arrest of Alcocer; uprising in Tesmalaca(?); León and Calderón; recruits for the 3rd Battalion.
Order for arrest of Alcocer; expenses paid in Temascaltepec; Calderón; Zacualpam.
Request for position with the State; service in the Secretaría de Guerra; preference for position as
Collection of contribución municipal on brandy; opposition to the Ayuntamiento by Juan Mañón; Torres Cataño; Sultepec; Aguirre; Villaseñor; Ballesteros; Hacienda de Ayala.
Arrangements for purchase of house on Callejón de San Antonio, No. 3, near San Juan de la Penitencia; help of Arrioja and Salonio; payments by Bernardo Flores; absence of Comonfort; Tijera; Willson; Vallecito; Payno; Serment; sale of books; Yáñez; Rubio; Manuel Gómez Pedraza; Fernando Ágreda; Puente de Alvarado; house near San Gerónimo; Ángulo; Mestas; Escudero in Yucatán; Casares; care of the Otero family; candidacy of Escudo turned down by the Legislature.
Reports lacking from Zumpango, Nextlalpan, and Tlalnepantla; alcaldes fined for slowness; Tlalpam; collection of taxes; illness of Terreros; funds for the Guardia Nacional and Fuerza de Seguridad Pública; Tula; lack of horses.
Defeat of Juan Clara by Colonel Parres; flight to Puebla and Guerrero; capture of Juan Pablo; escape along road to Chilapa; Guerrero requested to keep patrols in Temalac; Jonacate; decline of brandy manufacture; poverty caused by the cholera; Junta Calificadora.
Payments to Marciano Lezama; Memoria sobre ramos de administración; Apan; Pachuca; Silvestre Olvera.
Recomendation for Cura Campozano of Tejupilco, elected to be deputy; García Aguirre.
Search for Alcocer and Juan Clara; suspicions of Haro and Almonte; operations in Cuautla, Cuernavaca, and Taxco; rebellion in Tesmalaca(?).
Movement of the Guardia Nacional to Zacualpam; orders of León; Eduardo; Temascaltepec.
Opposition of Indians to imprisonment of Padre Alcocer; Romero.
Pension for the Otero family voted by the Legislature; need for Senate ratification; letter to Mestas. Includes draft of letter to José María Mestas, same date, on collection of debt owed by Arce to Otero; San Juan Fair; Olasagarre, Prieto y Cía.; Andresita.
Transmittal of fósiles and mineral samples found near the Mineral del Doctor.
Captain José María. Castro's reconnaissance of Tetecala, Coatlán, and Mazatepec; watch over Tenancingo; Esteban León; movements in Malinalco; 6[UNK] Cuerpo de Caballería.
Indian uprising threatened at Hacienda de Jalmolonga; Manuel Yermo; request for help.
Troop movement to Zacualpam; Guadalupe Reynoso of Ixtapan with the cavalry; movement to Malinaltenango; San Pablo; Tenancingo; orders of León. Includes copy of letter from León:
Plan to introduce and raise alpacas and llamas in Mexico; support of Dr. Galves, Secretario de la Dirección general de Industria; plan for establishment of a Liceo Franco-Mejicano.
Imprisonment of Luis Alcocer in the Cuartel de los Gallos; Arista; embarassment of the Vicario Capitular; Calderón's expedition to San Pablo; search for arms; letter to Francisco Osorno; Trejo.
Arrest of Alcocer; León; Vicario Capitular; preparation of suit.
Return from trip to Veracruz and Tierra Caliente; death of Deputy Isidoro Pozo and substitution by Mariano García Mazo from the Renta del Tabaco; construction of the presidio at Real del Monte.
Answer to charges of mistreatment of litigants; Hacienda de Atlacomulco; Aparicio; troublemakers from Jiutepec and Tejalpa led by Alcalde Sixto Valero; Cuernavaca; Felicito Pastrana.
Expedition to Zacualpam and Malinaltenango; visit to San Pablo; Subprefecto Alcocer of Tenancingo; arrest of Padre Alcocer by Villegas; Arista. Includes copies of correspondence:
Refusal to continue work on roads for a return of one half the toll; Marín Cervantes; Garay; Potrero de Catlengo; La Cañada.
Explanation of events in Acuautla; Antonio Herrera; Hacienda de Zoquiapam; quarrel over boundaries; newspaper reports; renewed fighting.
Progress of work on the statue; need for funds; arrest of Alcocer; visits to San Pablo; military strength of the Indians.
Account of routine life; construction of mill.
Settlement of uprising in Tancanhuitz; surrender of weapons; Sierra Gorda; Guardia Nacional de Jacala; Lieutenant Colonel Apezteguía.
End of unrest caused by arrest of Alcocer; Tenancingo; isolation of the Guardia Nacional de Jonacatepec; income from brandy tax; expense of Seguridad pública in Partido de Morelos; Oliveros; Aparicio; Juntas Calificadoras y Revisoras.
Needs for the Facultad de Arquitecto y Agrimensor. Includes draft of reply, Toluca, Feb. 11, 1851; interview offered; need for new state building program in Toluca; Salas consistoriales; transmittal of letter to Juan Renedo, 1[UNK] Calle de Santo Domingo; [Calle de] Donceles; business office of Ruiz Ortiz and Co.; payment for stamps and glass.
Illness of the governor; equipment for the Guardia Nacional; Padre Alcocer; Terreros; recruits for Lagarde; brother Francisco [Lagarde]; sale of horses in Jalpa.
Defense against unjust criticism; Cruz; Gorospe; Francisco [Lagarde].
Sierra's report on Acuahutla; aid from Guardia Nacional de Tlalmanalco; trouble between Indians of Acuahutla and Zoquiapa; Juan Ruiz; Alcalde de Ixtapaluca; capture of Pedro Hernández.
Request for intervention in case of Eligio Jaime; Jiménez property in San Miguel Acatenepa; collection of
Efforts to obtain reports from the towns; Teotihuacán; Chalco; attempted resignation of Velázquez; illness; Espejel; resignation of the Cura of Tezontepec; budget for El Puente.
Return of Alcocer and Calderón from San Pablo; arms taken from the Indians; Piedra; Garza; flight to join General Álvarez; meeting with the Cura de Zumpahuacán; Rodríguez; Quevedo; Tepecingo; San Simón; Asingo; Joaquín Villegas.
Forced march to San Pablo on orders of Alcocer; Ixtapam; meeting with Indian alcaldes arranged by Cura of Zumpahuacán, Juan N. Pichardo; collection of arms; Zacualpam; Cosme Rodríguez; Villegas.
Transmittal of accounts for the revolt; Pérez Palacios; receipts in Cuautla; Cuernavaca.
Amnesty granted the rebels in the Cuautla incident; article in
Congratulations from a fellow governor.
Collections from Ignacio Moreno Pérez, Ramón Marroquín, and Barredo; Macías; Arroyo in Jonacate; purchase of Rancho de Tepantitla[n].
Defense of his actions; purchase of Tepecingo; coöperation with Calderón in San Simón; Villegas; San Pablo; Cruz; Cura de Zumpahuacán; Jalmalonga; Chalmita; Noriega.
Visit to San Juan Teotihuacán; Tlalpam; Hierro; Andrade; Atzompam; Ozumbilla.
Settlement of the Tenancingo incident; arrival of Álvarez; imprisonment of Piedra; Solórzano; Alcocer.
Employment with the Junta de Minería; opposition of Osores.
Preparation of case against Padre Alcocer, help of the Vicario Capitular.
Preparation of case against Padre Alcocer to present to ecclesiastical authorities.
Denial of rebellious intentions.
Explanation of article in
Supply of paper for printing of elementary textbooks; Benfield's paper factory at Belén; Antonio Campos; statue of Hidalgo for the Monte de las Cruces on the Hacienda de Jesús del Monte, near Borja's property; Pradel.
Meeting at Ciudad de Bravos; recommendation for Cura, Diputado Manuel Camposano.
Illness of Riva Palacio; trouble with the Alcalde of Tepotzotlán reported by Aguirre.
Recruiting problem of Lieutenant Colonel Miguel Echegaray.
Program of study for Carlos; agricultural curriculum; study of French, writing, logic, mathematics; course in philosophy by Víctor Pérez; Sollano; Espinosa; Joaquín Vargas; Vicente Pozo; Joaquín Noriega; Lacunza; Rosales; pay for Guerrero.
Protest over high tax evaluation of Hacienda de la Compañía; value of horses. Includes draft of answer, refusing to intervene.
Collection of reports; Ayuntamiento de Tlalpam; Lucas; Vicente del Villar; the Pedregal road; capture of Alcocer.
Protest against political sentiment stirred up by agitators from Tenancingo; Juan Cusiel (?); Honorato Millán; José María Vargas; Ignacio Nollola[] Vázquez.
Tax assessment of estates in Chalco, Texcoco, and Teotihuacán; San Nicolás; Nanac-amilpa (?); Majapa; Escalante; protests of the owners.
Request of Juana López for widow's pension; death of her husband and of Juan Rebaya at Chapultepe[c]; Montepío; uniforms for troops needed.
Defense of government action in arresting him.
New tax on purchases discussed in Senate; Diario oficial.
Project for new building for the state capital; Juan F. Renedo.
Request of Padre Hipólito Luynez for permission to collect alms for new church in
Difficulty in settling debt with Dr. Martínez del Río; Otero's business affairs; Cardozo; Yáñez; Doctors in Paris; Escudero in Mérida; Ruiz. Enclosure:
Approval of project to set up statue of Hidalgo at Llano de Salazar, on his property; search for jasper and marble motivated by Clavigero's
Travel of brother Manuel to England via the United State; offer of services by Sota-Riva; Empresarios del Tabaco.
Efforts of Padre Enrique Deluynes and Padre Carlos Maldonado to gather funds for a school in New York.
Departure of the Cura de Lerma; criticism of Padre Dionisio Ortega for stirring up local trouble.
Meeting with Benfield and Mackintosh; González; approval of Pradel (see No. 5055); Carrera and Pasalagua in Xochimilco; amnesty; excavations by the Baron; Dacosta; tax on gambling suggested.
Pay due under the Contingente; illness with throat infection; reconnaissance of Temascaltepec; children sent to school in Mexico. Includes copy of letter on pay:
Patrol of Ixtapam, Zacualpam, and San Pablo; account of expedition's cost; Aguirre; Cosme Rodríguez.
Final stages of the Hidalgo statue; inscription suggested; need for funds; Padre Alcocer; L. Barrera.
Transmittal of letter found at the door of the Comandante Militar de Morelos; Junta de fabricantes; assessment of taxes; Guardia Nacional in Jonacate.
Refusal to return to the Curato de Malinalco because of local conspiracies against him; Fuentes.
Purchase of horses; opposition of the Regidores de Malinalco to the Coadjutor del Cura; Lerma.
Orders sent to Colonel Parres about Carbajal in Jonacatepec.
Protest against La Trouplinière's projected road from San Antonio to San Juan del Río; preference for the route from San Antonio, Venta de la Hermosa, Casadero, and San Juan; Tepeji del Río; Arroyozarco; lack of water on route; road toll.
Difficulties involved in entering upon duties as judge; Romero Díaz.
Work on mill; need for nails; transmittal of letter to Heinrich Thomas.
Equipment needed for work on mill.
Letter of instructions awaited.
Capture and trial of bandits in Los Llanos de Apan; escape of Lino Buendía; request for clemency for Timoteo Baños.
Jail construction; contract for feeding prisoners; Lieutenant Hipólito Zamora recommended for Comandante. Has draft of answer, on legal precedents; reduction of tax on mining products at Mineral del Monte.
Efforts of Administrador de Rentas Urbano Camacho to obtain private employment on Hacienda de San Antonio; recommendation for Camacho for good work with archives left in disorder on death of José Pérez; causes for complaint; conduct of prisoners to Querétaro at his own expense; Moreno. Includes two other letters:
Report on number of Alcaldes, Regidores, Síndicos, and Auxiliares in the district.
Receipt for money furnished by the Governor to support work on the Puente del Huarico.
Refusal of the Administrador de Contribuciones to pay teachers; increase in
High regard locally for Mariano Navarro; fear of the result of his separation from office; road program; disagreement with Iturbe and La Trouplinière; road from Tula to Nopala; route via San Antonio, Nopala, San Sebastián, Casadero, and Palmillas; Barquera.
The Contingente system under the Ley de crédito público; concern with financial stability. Includes draft of answer, March 11, 1851, on adjustment of the state financial organization to fit the new program.
Request for help in settling the quarrel between San Pedro Atzompa and Ozumbilla, Partido of Teotihuacán; Hacienda de Santa Lucía.
Receipt of 150 lottery tickets for the Treasury, State of Puebla; question of the license for the lottery.
Transmittal of anonymous letter from the Comandante militar de Morelos.
Expenses of the San Pablo expedition; Zacualpam; receipt of the Discurso before the new legislature; Reglamento y las bases de la Caja de ahorros; difficulties of furnishing a parade of soldiers for the unveiling ceremony of the Hidalgo statue; hope for support of Eugenio Vildósola of Taxco; departure for Tampico after disagreements in Guerrero; delay recommended; Alas; Diputado Camposano; Saavedra in the Vicaría de Texcaltitlán. Includes bill for expenses.
Purchase of horses for the State; payment in Cuautitlán, Tlalnepantla, and Tlalpan ordered by Pérez Tejada; opinion on the Discurso.
The Discurso; new session of the Legislature; absence of Bravo; new project for a constitution; Comonfort; Álvarez.
Also signed José J. Cervantes; visit on
Transmittal of a
Description of the land, account of animals and equipment. Value: $50.357.6
Inventory of Mineral del Monte; officials of Tlalpam and Tlalnepantla.
Entry upon new duties; favorable attitude of the Ayuntamiento.
Building of new road; the Cuautitlán road's expenses taken from tolls; El puente de Atonguillo; De la Trouplinière.
Transmittal of documents from the Alcalde of Cacahuamilpa concerning the State of Guerrero; purchase of arms by Arellano at Tetecala.
Informer Antonio Olvera sent with soldiers to look for bandits in Chalco and Cuautla; Parres; collection of arms in Chalco; evidence against Francisco Chavarría of Tlaltenco, Saldaña (alias
Operation for tumor; Juan; Ana.
Payment for the San Pablo expedition; Amat; Parada de las Cruces; affairs in Temascaltepec; León's departure for Mexico; need for uniforms; requirements for a parade.
Complaint over improvident use of water by the Indians of Cuyacague(?); Llano de Salazar; Junta de Aguas de la Rivera de San Cosme; Ajolotes; permit by Subprefecto of Tenango; damage to wheat crop, corn, mills, and factory; Aquilino Mendieta.
Request for pay.
Refusal of Administrador de Rentas to pay authorized bill; José María Flores; partial payments.
Illness; delivery of horses by Cabo Antonio García; Jalpa; supplies of horses in Texcoco; Terreros.
Congratulations on new term.
Illegality of lottery by the State of Puebla; federal control.
Importance of sound fiscal policy; transmittal of Circular requesting a Memoria de hacienda from each state on its status. Includes draft of answer, March 20, 1851, unsigned, 1
Certificate of membership. Signed: Manuel Robles, President; J. Miguel Arroyo, Secretario, and J. M. de Castillo y Lanzas, Secretario. Includes draft of acceptance.
Notice of election to membership.
Concern for the permanency of his employment; service as Diputado en el Congreso General; Diputado en Tlalpan; Legislatura de Durango; Senador; Juzgado de Jilotepec; separation during the Centralist period; Juez de Distrito in San Luis Potosí; Plan de Tacubaya; Juzgado de Teotihuacán; vacancy left by Villela.
Meeting with Arista and the Ministro de Hacienda; Calderón's request for 500 uniforms; request for pay.
Refusal to participate in the lottery by the State of Puebla.
Protest against paying school tax; support of local school since 1835; José María Bassoco; Recaudador José María Monroy; José Guerrero; Vicente Leanor, Mariano Téllez; Vicente García.
Support of Governor Reyes of San Luis Potosí; accusations in the Cámara de Diputados; danger from
Use of funds from road tolls; road to Cuautitlán and Tepeji; costs of the roads.
Defense against complaints; service as Subprefecto; re-establishment of the Federation; work in Hacienda with Luis Varela and Ignacio Réquero(?); work on the laws for
Protest of town of Santa Cruz Atizapán. Municipalidad de Almoloya, against decision of the Ayuntamiento to rent public land for the benefit of the treasury.
Need for regulation on doctor's bills; difficulties over payment of bill presented by Dr. Maldonado; Zimapán; San Juan del Río; Tula; Huichapam.
Objection to the tax policy; criticism of the public school tax; criticism of the independence movement of 1810.
Completion of the
Rumors of Riva Palacio's assassination spread in Chalco; L. Herrera; Saldaña; Chavarría.
Rumor of Riva Palacio's assassination spread by the Cura de Ixtapaluca.
Delay in reporting to the Senate; disagreement between Colonel Parres and Juez de Morelos Portilla; arms in Cacahuamilpa received from Arellano; Tetecala; delivery to State of Guerrero; Arellano reported near Mexico; Felipe Mancilla; Gabriel Ignacio.
Use of Olvera to help locate bandits; orders to Parres; Oliveros; rumor of funds supplied by agent from Jacapictla(?), Partido de Cuautla; report sent from Mexico.
Delivery of horses; Jalpa; Villegas; herd of horses brought from Durango; Villegas; care of horses by Machego; Miguel González, Colonel of Police; Terreros.
Meeting of the legislature by use of
Work of Legislature on the constitution; Gómez; Diego; payment of $200.
Receipt of gift of fish.
Committee meeting to study the Contingente de los Estados, returned by the Senate to the Cámara de Diputados; consumer's tax; exemption of States of Puebla and Veracruz from the
Permit for importation of foodstuffs in Tampico for States of Tamaulipas, Coahuila, and Nuevo León; import of sugar; damage to the sugar-cane plantations; request for use of influence to change the law; inclusion of Jalisco, Morelia, Guerrero, Puebla, and Veracruz. Also signed: B. de Goribar.
End of cholera epidemic. Addressed to Zacualpam Amilpas.
Transmittal of letter on elementary education; death of Tomás Andrade; article in
Dedication of Hidalgo statue on May 25; travel to Toluca for Easter; Monte de las Cruces; uniforms for the soldiers; Antonio Salgado; refusal of Ayuntamiento de Zumpango to pay as ordered.
Payment to José María García for equipment of the Guardia Nacional in Villa del Valle; change in the Memoria; Romero; Contingente; donation by Tesean(?).
Return from Mexico; removal of his escort; armed guards.
Protection furnished by Colonel Ramón Parres; co-operation with the Juez de Letras de Jonacate in pursuit of bandits; Pérez Palacios.
Responsibility for rough roads placed on the Director de los caminos; complaint of M˙adrid; De la Trouplinière; Iturbe; tolls; departure for Los Montes and Partido de Tlalnepantla.
Illness of Gómez; completion of the constitution; illness of wife.
Payments by Salgado; Terreros; attendance at unveiling of statue; primary instruction in Huixquiluca[n]; departure for Monte Alto and Monte Bajo; Cuautitlán.
Lack of co-operation between Juez de Letras in Jonacate and public officials; Colonel Parres; severe treatment of bandits; Oliveros; Cuautla; Asesor Portilla's change of attitude; reported desire of Riva Palacio to leave office; Pérez Palacios; Goribar; Flores; Yautepec; the Morelos Incident.
Printed form signed Macario González, Capellán, and Sor María Josefa Micaela,
Request for intervention on the side of justice for Julián Figueroa of Zacualpam. First use of new letterhead.
Illness of Esteban in Temascaltepec; preparations for the parade.
Arrangements with Calderón for parade at the Hidalgo statue ceremony; uniforms of
Fear of travel on road to Mexico; recent robberies; opposition to rental of public lands in Santa Cruz.
Problem of eliminating banditry; Lagarde's efforts; Pérez Tejada; the consumer tax; the
Diputación de minería of Atotonilco el chico.
Road-building by La Trouplinière; difficulties with Iturbe over road tolls; shortage of materials in Tlalnepantla; desire of the Legislature to have the statue placed in the Plaza of Mexico; return of art work to schools in Huixquilucan; General Bla[n]co; Terreros; Tula; Zumpango.
Letter of Zamora; Pedraza; speech to the Diputados; problem of governing without funds.
Search for documents on the Hospital de San Juan de Dios.
Plans for publication of maps; request for subscriptions.
Recommendation for Ladrón for post in the Aduana; Luis Robles; approval of Junta directiva de crédito público required; resignation of Malo from the Aduana Marítima in Mazatlán; withdrawal of company from Morelos; need for recruits.
End of negotiations with Iturbe; De la Trouplinière's work in Tlalnepantla; uniforms for soldiers in Tula.
Trial and sentence of Cristóbal Hilario; operations in Agua Bendita; illness in family; new cases of banditry.
Report of the Ministerio de Hacienda on the Ley de contingente; Piedra; withdrawal of troops from Morelos; supply of recruits.
Subscriptions to the publication of the maps of the state and
Project for publication of maps; Moral; aid in obtaining subscriptions.
Request for copies of notice for subscriptions to the published maps of the state; Juez de testamentos; Vicarios foráneos; commission from Rome for a religious order; promise to send a collection of letters written when bishop in Sonora.
Request for back pay for service as Juez in Teloloapan; removal by Álvarez; Administrador de Rentas de Tabaco Juan Velázquez de León; separation of Guerrero State; pay refused by Romero; Elorriaga; Solana.
Recommendation for Miguel Oviedo, secretario of the Ayuntamiento de Tianguis de San Pedro Tlaxcoapan; high esteem of Riva Palacio.
Statue of Morelos by Italian Cesanti to be placed in the Plaza fountain area to commemorate the victory over Porlier, January 23, 1812; Cruz. Note on outside: “Con una estampa del Sr. Morelos.”
Release of troops in Morelos; Oliveros; the Tepalcingo incident.
Transmittal of copy of No. 103 of
Efforts to have Padre Juez occupy the curate at Lerma; Sr. de la Caña; Arzobispo; service in Capul[h]uac and Santiago; payment to Pedro Anaya.
Supply of recruits for units in Tulancingo; General Francisco Pérez.
Outline of regulations for handling prisoners in the new
Subscriptions to the publication of maps; charges by Herrera Campos of implication in the uprising in Santa María Ajoloapan; report by Alcalde de Tecamac sent to Tribunal Superior; release of prisoners. Includes supporting document:
Request for prompt decision in Arellano case. Embossed design: Oval with BATH.
Suggestions for the legislature to improve the fiscal standing of the government; criticism of taxes on the
End of uprising by Juan Clara; recommendation of Pérez Palacios for payment of Guardia Nacional in Jonacatepec for guarding arms.
Efforts to control Fondo de agua potable in Metztitlán; funds for the Guardia Nacional and for the Texas War; danger of starting a rebellion; Zacualtipán; Juzgado de Primera Instancia; Pachuca.
Danger of fighting in disputes over land boundaries between Zacualtipán, Metztitlán, Molango, and Hacienda de San Pedro Vaquerías; Lolotla; traditional rights of the Otomís and
Unhealthy conditions in the jail; lack of hospital facilities; collection of contributions for building a hospital; Miguel Garibay; Francisco Velázquez; Higuera; Diego Arróyabe; Juan Estrada; Antero Villa Urrutia; plans for hospital in house of Don Félix; free medical service; medicine supply; request for contributions.
Illness of Pedraza; Doctors Vértiz and Eraso; Manuel; meetings of the Deputies and Ministers.
Payments due J. Núñez (Muñoz?); Municipalidad del Monte; Tlalpan; Tlalnepantla; payment from Contingente; death of Francisco Marañón; care of his property; Arroyozarco; Zurutuza; payment of alcabala; Jilotepec. Includes draft of answer, May 13, 1851, unsigned; payment to Monte Alto; legal advice.
Troops sent to quell uprising of Indians in Chalco; threatened uprising in Xochimilco led by Francisco Martínez y Fuigaron to abolish the
Difficulties in collecting the
Resignation of Manuel Villamil, administrador de Contribuciones; opposition to Santillán from Huichapan; uniforms for soldiers; Circular No. 6.
Illness of Manuel; Pérez Fernández; illness of daughter with smallpox; special powers for the Ramo de Hacienda voted by the Diputados.
Summary of public protest against the Ayuntamiento; mass meeting led by José A. Hidalgo to protest closing of schools and diversion of funds; Junta de instrucción pública; Regidor Alarcón; communication with Mineral del Monte and Pachuca; agreement to prepare a report on the situation. Signatories: Alonso Fernández, Miguel María de la Bandera, Ramón Montero, Ignacio Ortuño, Ignacio Castillo, Felipe Alarcón, José A. Hidalgo, and Antonio Montiel. Copy signed Alonso Fernández.
Attack on hacienda by Indians of Acuautla; charges against Amaya and Bassoco; hope to organize a
Attack on the
Recommendation for Lic. Alejandro Villaseñor and request for assistance in his cause; request for return of De la Trouplinière.
Almonte's proclamation in Tampico; fear of a
Regulations for the schools; location, construction, equipment; adult education; texts by Sierra y Roso, Herranz y Quirós, García de San Vicente, Escoiquiz, Galván, Padre Ripalda, Fleuri, Ackerman; classification by
Project of La Sociedad Bíblica; Biblia de Amat; hospital regulations.
Santiago Moreno placed in charge of road construction; Riva Palacio suggested for vacancy on the Montepío left by Gómez Pedraza; article in
Orphan sent to the Institute, supported by the Municipalidad de Tepotzotlán; Tribunal de vagos; road toll.
Gambling reported at house of José María Torres in Tetecala; rainy season; construction of Palacio halted for lack of funds; Puente de Jiutepec.
Decision on road contract; letter from Tula; fear of local influences in road-building; repair of exit from Tlalnepantla before rainy season; Senate discussion by Lacunza and Olaguíbel favoring seizure of property and abrogation of contract with tobacco empresarios.
Public discussion of the financial situation; explanation of his policy.
Transmittal of list of subscribers to publication of State maps.
Flight of Viviano Amaya and Mauricio Bassoco; offer to purchase disputed land and re-settle the Indians elsewhere; property of Acuautla and Zoquiapan; Beteta. Includes draft of reply, Toluca, May 24, 1851, signed, discussing the legal aspects of the complaint and offer.
End of Legislative session without action; criticism of earlier Ministers; failure of Leison's plan; Junta de Crédito Público; alleged involvement of the U.S.
Distribution of Decreto No. 16; L. Peña in Morelos; repair of bridge in Jiutepec under direction of Lamadrid; funds on deposit for Villaseñor; Orellana; Juez de Letras de Tetecala Dionisio Villarelo; Oliveros; claim of García Caballero; Circular No. 6 on schools;
Receipt of standard vara model; Luis Robles; committee to study and manufacture varas of approved length; model left with Pedro Green; samples circulated by the Gobierno general, manufactured by Francisco Bandet (Bardet?).
Request for troops made to Arista for Huasteca area; request referred to Uraga in San Miguel Allende or San Luis de la Paz; danger in Tamalín, near Veracruz State.
Assumption of office; appointment of Octaviano Muñoz Ledo, Governor of Guanajuato as Ministro de Relaciones; Robles and Aguirre in Guerra and Justicia; special session of Legislature called.
Closing of Congress; Ceballos;
Support of system of public primary instruction; preparation of new system for teaching reading; Vizcaíno.
Removal of
Employment of Manuel Portugal in the Instituto; prevention of gambling in Tlalpan; need for uniforms; conduct of criminals from Tlalpan and Tlalnepantla to Coyoacán; Mineral del Monte.
Complaint of Lic. Caballero rejected by Oliveros; delay in reports from Yautepec and Morelos; delays in Partido de Tet[ecal]a; [T]Ixtla; compliance with Circular 6.
Illness of son with smallpox; Herrera; Madariaga; thanks for support.
Return of La Trouplinière; soldiers' need for uniforms; Tlalpan; road tolls; Aguirre.
Division of responsibility with Lagarde for patrolling the road to Tlalpam; prevention of gambling; soldiers' uniforms; return of convoy to Mineral del Monte; hanging in Zumpango.
Uprising in Acuautla; protection of haciendas; Guardia Nacional de Tlalmanalco.
Arrival of Comandante Zamora; preparation to receive prisoners; tax on pulque.
Mine of La gran Coronilla; operating instructions; protection of General J. Álvarez and Estado de Guerrero; sale of the mine to an American company.
Transmittal of legal papers through lawyer Alejandro Villaseñor; efforts to recover money from Cuernavaca; Tetecala; Tepalcingo.
Notice of the Juez de Letras of Chalco of attack on Hacienda de Zoquiapan; illness of Velázquez; message to Córdoba; troops gathered from Haciendas of Moral and Guadalupe; capture of Bibiano Amaya and 34 followers, imprisoned in Ixtapaluca.
Transmittal of document from José María Jiménez; Agustín Legorreta.
Article in
Transmittal of samples of calligraphy by the students in his Instituto de educación pública.
Project for draining the lakes of the Valle de México; damage caused by floods; influence on epidemics; Texcoco; Churubusco; Ladrillera; Ixtapalapa; Chalco; link with Huehuetoca; sanitation of the streets; costs; co-operation with the State of Mexico.
Vigilance over Tlalpam; meeting of the Juntas de Instrucción primaria; Villar; Terreros.
Permission of the Church for moving cemeteries to construct houses; Malacatepec.
Illness with dysentery; Xochimilco; Salas to continue as Juez de Letras; delays in obtaining justice.
Litigation concerning Ozumbilla; Lic. Esteva.
Delivery of reimbursement for expenses in public interest; Calderón.
Surveillance of Antonio Haro on his trip to Taxco; Obispo Munguía; hope of bringing Muñoz Ledo into the Cabinet.
Receipt of uniform items for the Seguridad pública; excuse from going to Tlalpam; Terreros; Oliveros.
Arrival of Cura Fray Manuel Cuenca; opposition of the Ayuntamiento.
Payment for the Hidalgo statue; offer of ayuntamientos to furnish uniformed soldiers for the parade by Ixtapan, Amatepec, Tlatlaya, Coatepec, Zacualpam; collections for the uniforms; Alcalde Pedro Reza of Temascaltepec; separation of Tejupilco. Includes undated, unsigned copies of letters on withdrawal of the Guardia Nacional from the parade at Monte de las Cruces; use of money collected for uniforms.
Criticism of Díaz for favoring marriage of Tomasa María [Bonifacio] and Luis Gonzaga; objections of Domingo Bonifacio and Remigio Cano of San Pablo; Macedonio Martín and José de la Cruz, relatives; plea of under age; Concilio de Trento, Catecismo de San Pioquinto, Real Cédula quoted as authorities. Has answer by Díaz.
Plans for texts for primary instruction; reader dedicated to Riva Palacio; reading by Villar, Galicia, Zavala, and Valdovinos; description of contents; grammar, calligraphy.
Arrival of Zamora with guards and of prisoners from Coyoacán; beginning of work in mine; payment of escort; Tulancingo; tax on silver; payment of
Return to Cuautitlán; withdrawal of Oliveros; watch on roads; no gambling found; Villar.
Arista's note on Munguía; weakness of the government; approval of Legislature required for Muñoz Ledo; banditry on the roads.
Shortage of guards; request for re-enforcement.
Request for answer to letter on the government financial problem.
Dedication of bust of Morelos; dedication of the new penitentiary; invitation to attend ceremony.
Account of difficulties with Francisco Belaunzarán; imprisonment; Lugarda Jaez.
Acceptance of
Return of Ángel [Pérez Palacios]; unsettled problems in Tepalcingo; intransigence of Lic. Villaseñor; Juez de Tetecala; Juez de Letras García Caballero; Jiutepec.
Publication of letters clearing his reputation; agreement with Alas; decision of Congress on territorial division of the State; Municipalidad de Tejupilco.
Proffer of services; Pedro; Juan B. Morales; Eulalio; plans to write a book on forensic medicine.
Sale of house by Velázquez to Aguero; Negrete; Joaquinita; planting of crops; Abram Estébanez; Gabino Martínez; Juan Arriaga; Diego Arróllabe; Perdigón.
Report of ill-doings by Feliciano Bermejo of Tulyehualco, Manuel de la Rosa, Francisco Chavarría and N. Rojas of Tlaltenco, and Antonio Jurado of Ayotzingo on the pretense of a
Publication of letter of June 11 in
Proposals of Piña y Cuevas accepted by the committees of the Cámara de Diputados; danger to state income; Memoria of Mexico State presented; opposition of Lucas Alamán; Hacienda de Zoquiapam; Anaya; Riva Palacio urged not to resign.
Arrival in Apan; re-survey of the hacienda boundaries; accuracy of Apan and Calpulalpa[n]; inaccuracy of boundaries of Haciendas of San Lorenzo, Chimalpa, and Malpais; map of Moral; value of the haciendas; suggestion of Madariaga and Revilla to add the haciendas to Tulancingo or Pachuca; Teotihuacán; Partido capital for Otumba; Venta de Cerro Gordo; Partido de Tepeapulco; Ixtlahuaca.
Aguirre's notice to the Junta Directiva del camino de Toluca a Morelia; co-operation with government of Michoacán; payment of bonds; illness.
Operation of mine by prisoners; difficulty of maintaining proper guards.
Constitutionality of tax on haciendas; Pimentel; Prieto; opposition of Alamán; canvass of governors' opinions; request for copy of Memoria of Mexico State; publication in
Payment to Esteban León; discussion of flood control with Luis Robles.
Recommendation for Captain Juan García, applicant for Administración de Rentas de Actopan.
Riva Palacio's plans to resign.
Discussion of disadvantages to result from the
Circular letter sent to all states by the Congreso de Zacatecas; defense of the proposed
Francisco Lezama's difficulties in collecting the
Arrangement for payment by Arista; Lic. Francisco Osorno.
Request for copy of the Estadística of Iguala, Taxco District, by Tomás Ramón del Moral before separation of Guerrero State.
Request of Rita García for extension of one year in work on mine of Juan Navarrom (Nazarom?) in Otzoloapan; Tejupilco; Esteban; Osorno.
Disappointment over opposition to the
Construction of Puente de Atenguillo and Puente de. San Miguel; Felipe; disagreement on expenses; Tomás; payment of
Error in sending prisoners to the mines; Subprefecto de Tlalpam; Zerecero; Flores.
Notice from the Administrador de Correos; mail service.
Illness of Señora de Pérez Tejada; illness of cousin; Barandiarán; progress of program supported by Pimentel and Alamán; fear of consequences; circular letter of Zacatecas Legislature; Aguirre; Escudero; M. Campero.
Supply of artillery shells; prices.
Delay in escort of shipments.
Introduction to Quijano.
Criticism of the Cura of Otzoloapam by Antonio Mañón; refusal to visit the sick; suit of Ignacio Aragón of Mina de Guadalupe in Salitre bramador; suit at [Mina de] Jesús Nazareno for not working the mine.
Suspicions of Figueroa; Subprefecto de Zacualpam and Alcalde de Ixtapam; escort of silver from Zitácuaro to Mexico; rumors of rebellion; suspicions of Aguilar, travelling to Zacualpam; veins of mercury in mines; medical report; suspicions of his replacement; report from Núñez of Zacualpam concerning
Approval of drawings and maps made; congratulations on scholastic progress.
Resistance of Indians of Tepatzingo to payment of
Distribution of the
Request for decision on punishment of criminals; good work in schools of Huejutla; collection of taxes halted by quarrel between Morquecho and Lezama over possession of office; transmittal of earlier letter on policy.
Pablo Obregón fined for interfering with drainage system; Portillo; Huehuetoca; visit of General Blanco; Puente de Cuautitlán.
Funds for road building exhausted by Iturbe; idleness of working crews; road opened to San Miguel de los Jagüeyes; Architect Garay; Tula.
Notification of election as President of the Junta Patriótica of Toluca. Other members: Lic. Francisco P. Cuevas. Lic. Pascual González Fuentes, Melchor Carrasco, Juan Mañón, Agustín Vargas, Ángel Sobrino, Lic. Isidro Montiel, and Bartolomé Valenzuela, Secretario.
Acceptance of appointment to the Junta Patriótica.
Payment for glass windows and a sword; Cura Romero; José Zerna.
Permit to go to Toluca for medical treatment; Figueroa's threat to the peace in Zacualpan; approval of Riva Palacio's message to the Congress; comparison with his predecessor;
Transmittal of a
Notice of meeting of the Junta Patriótica.
Growing activity of Santanistas in Mexico, Puebla, and Michoacán; publication of proclamations; Pachuca and Tulancingo designated danger spots; search of travel permits; garrison at Lerma under Moreno.
Julián Figueroa reported gathering support at Hacienda del Bosque, Municipalidad de Taxco near Zacualpam; description of Figueroa; troops in Ixtapam; arrival of Samudio; Texcaltitlán; Juan; plans for attack.
Report of Felipe Berriozábal on value of estates; disagreement of I. Bernal of Mala Yerba and Malpais; difficulty in collecting the
Destruction of dam built by Margarita Pérez Tejada to divert water course; De la Trouplinière; Coyotepec; Pablo Obregón.
Warning to all prefectos on danger of an uprising.
Movement of León toward Ixtapam; news from Núñez in Zacualpam; Texcaltitlán; Tem[ascaltepe]c; search for Figueroa; José Antonio Cienfuegos in Ixtlahuaca near Coatepec; San Andrés.
Incident at Tepalcingo caused by refusal to pay tax; Indian unrest.
Denial of implication in any revolutionary scheme; warning to state officials; Toluca; Zacualpan; support of Santa Anna.
Funds transmitted via Juan Álvarez; official expenses; discrepancies in accounts; death of horses; Tula; Cuesta de la Estanzuela.
Property rights respected; settlement of Mixquiahuala question; Sánchez; Alcalde de Chilcuautla; Hacienda de los Pozos; Bernardo Copca; Rafael Fhz (Fernández?); Omaña; water rights; Gutiérrez Estrada; Marín Cervantes; San Miguel.
Imprisonment of Julián Figueroa in priest's house; escape in heavy rain.
Order re-established in Zacualpam; danger from Figueroa; warning to Álvarez; need for the Guardia Nacional; Temascaltepec; shortage of arms; Esteban [León]; Real de Arriba; San Andrés; Samudio. PS in hand of Calderón.
Search for Figueroa in Municipalidad de Temascaltepec; cousin Cura Miguel Orbe; Guadalupe Perdigón Garay; Monte de la Cumbre; residence in Mineral de Arriba; Mariano Orbe; Juan León; Lorenzo.
Payments to Drusina; payment by Bardet awaited; Real del Monte; travel to Guanajuato; Arista; Periódico Oficial; the
Reglamento de San Juan de Dios; Villar; Alcalde de Chicoloapan fined; suit against Chimalhuacán; bridge construction; notice on schools; answer to the Ministro de Justicia on the
Memorias sent via el Dragón; Haro; discouragement over national ills; expatriation considered; Couto; Cruz; travel to Jalpa.
Meeting with Subprefecto Mariano Orbe, nephew of the Cura and of Julián Figueroa; Ranchería de Ixtlahuaca near Coatepec de Harinas; Malinaltenango, Partido de Zacualpan; Cura Miguel Orbe; Lic. Osorno; end of movement; Luis Zamudio.
Arrest of Figueroa near Temascaltepec; Juan León; Zacualpam; García.
Meeting of Indians for procession of Octava de Corpus; collection of
Uprising of Indians of San Andrés in Temascaltepec; return of weapons in their care; Esteban León.
Transcription of letter of Prefecto de Matamoros José María Pavón, July 4, 1851. Efforts of Pedro María and Roque to stir up trouble; travel to Huajuapa; origin in Morelos; efforts of Santiago Hernández, Mateo Vidal, Feliciano Sánchez, Antonio Carranza, and José María de la Cruz Enciso from Mexico; Mariano Pinto; Atlixco.
Arrival of agents from Mexico to cause trouble through the Resguardo del tabaco; involvement of
Charges against Juan León, Subprefecto de Temascaltepec; capture of Figueroa; Cura Orbe; Juez de Zacualpan; Lic. García de Salas; San Luis Gonzaga; Tenancingo; pursuit of rebels; example of Padre Jarauta; activity of Estebán León; use of the Guardia Nacional.
Approval of settlement of case of Obregón and Margarita Pérez Tejada; plan to resign if Riva Palacio does; Portillo; Huehuetoca; canal repairs in the rain.
Report on the Temascaltepec incident; opposition to the Guardia Nacional; plan to resign if Riva Palacio does.
Meetings with Bringas and Béistegui; Buchan; operation of the mine; productive
The Tepalcingo incident; letter from Colonel Parres; blame placed on the Recaudador de contribuciones; troops furnished by the Juez de Jonacate; Pavón; danger in Puebla; Oliveros; Morelos; Chalco.
Letter of José María Flores on value of Hacienda de Temoaya; tax; manufacture of pulque; Aguirre; Robles. Has draft of answer, July 17, 1851, unsigned; Romero; exact application of the law.
Conduct of an investigation as requested.
Cost of road construction; help of Marín Cervantes; legislative authority for more pay.
Lithographed letter: Offer of services for decoration of buildings; services to the Supremo Gobierno and the Ayuntamiento; address: San Lorenzo No. 7.
Notices to the prefecturas; warning against Figueroa; Calderón; Cura de Temascaltepec; co-ordinated movement in Zacualpan and Guanajuato as well as in Puebla and Matamoros.
Transmittal of report from Hacienda; financial danger of the nation; need for meeting with the state governors; request for support.
Recommendation for Andrés Cisneros for position in the Administración de Tabacos de Cuautitlán; opposition to the meeting of governors; the
Case prepared against Julián Figueroa; assumption of office; Figueroa's work in Zitácuaro, México, and Municipalidad de Ixtapan; subscription to the publication of maps; Tulancingo; Cura José María Sánchez y Céspedes; Presbítero Francisco de Santo Teyes(?); Pedro García; Mariano Pérez de Atotonilco el Grande; Bartolo Barredo; Ramón Marroquín; José María García.
Order to send Julián Figueroa to Mexico; removal from Juzgado de Zacualpan; inexperience of García de Salas; request for back pay.
Expression of trust in Lagarde.
Suit between Gutiérrez Estrada and Tula; Omaña; property of Los Pozos; Alcalde de Chilcuautla; Sánchez; water rights; Mixquiahuala; suggested settlement.
Faith in Francisco Lagarde, commander of the Contraresguardo of Tula; substitution of Orizaba guards; Real del Monte; Robles; productive area called Riva Palacio. Embossed design; castle surrounded by the letters: ROLLAND FRERES BORDEAUX.
Transmittal of message from Ministro de Relaciones on critical state of the Federal Treasury; invitation for state governors to meet in Mexico in August; request for permission of State Legislature to attend.
Formation of escort for Figueroa; stopover in Texcaltitlán and San Juanico, and Toluca; Monte; Cerro Gordo; León's plans; Tem[ascaltepe]c; Zacualpam.
Shipment of book paper from Fábrica de Belén, in charge of Robert Forbes and Hammeken F. Cammeken(?); Villaurrutia. Includes draft of answer, unsigned, undated, assuring payment.
Opposition to the invitation for meeting of governors; Piña; disorganization in the Government; Aguirre.
Gambling in San Ángel and Tlalpam; Lagarde to be sent to enforce laws.
Return of consumer's tax to José Rafael Amador for
Escort of Julián Figueroa; peacefulness of the area; Juez de Zacualpam; escort of silver from Zitácuaro.
Warning to Lagarde to stay out of politics; Bringas; watch over employees.
Political peace in San Ángel; Sáyago; Vázquez; García; gambling in private homes; social activities of the families of Lic. Ignacio Pavón. Beteta, Bracho, Dacomba, Urquiagas, Valencia, Agustín Moreno, Zea, and Villar; Peña; Lic. Gómez; Fiesta del Carmen; discussion with Carrera on rug manufacture. Includes note on article in
Quotations from secret reports; seditious activity of Rafael Jaques in Zumpango; talk of rebellion in Toluca and among Olivero's soldiers; fear of Oliveros; activity of Juan Acuña, follower of Santa Anna, in Azcapotzalco and Mexico State; Calderón; Figueroa.
Congratulations on birthday and publication of works by the Instituto; Gutenberg.
Meeting of governors to discuss the fiscal situation; scholarships at the Instituto Literario; illness; request of Villaseñor for payment to the Fondo de Jiutepec; removal of Lic. Salas from Jonacatepec; Carvajal. Embossed design; female figure holding caduceus.
Congratulations on birthday; extension of leave for Lic. Cortés y Esparza.
Congratulations on birthday.
Congratulations on his birthday.
Arrangements for the monument; Godoy; Muñoz Ledo; León; dedication of the Penitenciaría; road construction; income from the alcabala and mining; dependence on crops.
Replacement of Administrador de Tabacos de Cuautitlán Antoneli by Cisneros not contemplated; protest of loyalty by Lagarde; criticism of Sein.
Transfer of Julián Figueroa; suit sent to the Secretaría de Justicia; Zacualpam.
Transmittal of letter to Arista; birthday.
Establishment of a press in the Instituto Literario; educational policy.
Birthday greetings; publication of the State map; Junta de Geografía; corrections for map; care with names
Delivery of book paper; freight charges by Antonio Olmedo; question of citizenship for
Request for payment of marriage expenses of José Alvino.
Command of the Guardia Nacional in San Pablo; Padre Alcocer; request for reimbursement.
Transmittal of copy of report of agent; use of the Junta Patriótica; arrival of Figueroa; plan for meeting of the governors.
Assumption of office as Juez de Jonacatepec by Rodríguez Veitia; Colonel Parres; Rojas.
Removal of Figueroa to México; loans to Terán; Manuel Villaseñor; Juan León's rebuke by the government; withdrawal of subscription to the maps; uprising in Temascaltepec; resignation of Juan León; Esteban León; foot injury. Includes draft of answer, no date, suggesting an interview.
Riva Palacio urged not to resign; substitution by Manuel Terreros; opposition of Pedro Escudero y Echánove; meeting of governors.
Receipt of commendation on the work of his institute; receipt of books to be given as prizes.
Opposition to payment of the
Concern over the national financial crisis; use of the money paid by the U.S.; interest on foreign debt; law of
Notices for the Juez de Distrito and Juez de Coyoacán; Administración de rentas; discussion of the Colegio de medicina by the Government; re-establishment of the Fondo judicial; Macedo; Junta patriótica dissolved; Almonte; report by Piña on reimbursement of Garay.
Sentence of death for Nicolás Abelino, José Blas, Francisco López, Miguel Santiago, and Mariano González reduced to prison and work on public works; request that their chains be removed.
Discharge of Francisco Barturen, Alcalde of Tetepango, by the prefecto de Tula; request for justice.
Letter to Cristóbal Andrade published in
Efforts of Lieutenant Colonel Juan María García of Chalco to collect debt due Ignacia del Cerro of Ayutla from Tranquilino Yescas; evasion aided by the Juez de Letras of Chalco; request for intervention.
Sedition in Tepeji del Río denied.
Request of the Congregación de la Soledad, between Arroyozarco and San Juan del Río, to be given town status.
Business in Guanajuato; the Hidalgo monument; departure of Muñoz Ledo; Godoy; Manuelita.
Invitation to the meeting of governors declined; sample copies of the new constitution brought by Ramón Mejía; Álvarez in La Providencia; meeting in Toluca; death of Suárez Iriarte; Tenoxtitlán.
Request for letters of recommendation for Juan Andrés Pounsiesede (Poumorede?), Mining Engineer, coming to examine the mines in Mexico State; request of French Minister Levasseur.
Meeting with the Prefecto of Cuernavaca and Colonel Parres; ex-prefecto Aparicio quoted; treatment of condemned prisoners; Piedra; appeal to the Tribunal Superior; Tepalcingo.
Request for leave from duties as Juez; decrease in crime in the district.
Notice of the Junta de Gobernadores.
Incident at Hacienda de Treinta Pesos; opposition to movement of documents from Tianguis to Tlaltizapán; rough treatment by Spanish employees on the haciendas; Cortinas.
Recommendation for Pedro Cerro, owner of mines in Sultepec; ill-treatment of Spaniards in Sultepec.
Discussion of duties and responsibilities of the group; problems of the National Treasury.
Result of elections; papers delivered by Rafael Ríos; news from Havana; danger from adventurous spirit of
Recommendation for Juan F. Villaverde of Ixtla;
Lottery prizes won by Andrés César, Eusebio Suárez, and Julio Romero; Agustín; new tax income.
Notice of rebels in Huasteca, Departamento de Ozuluama, Veracruz State; pacification by the prefecto and troops from Tampico; Arista; support of the school in Huejutla.
Recommendation for nephew Luis Arista, applicant for position in Mexico State.
Flight of José Cipriano, José Victoriano, Pedro Leonardo, and Felipe de Santiago from Hacienda de los Santos Reyes; court order of Alcalde José Antonio González for apprehension at Hacienda de Cosetocan(?) and in Tlalmanalco; debts owed; Miguel López Benites; Juan José; José de los Santos; Bernabé. Order signed Antonio González.
Appointment to Comisión de Hacienda; need for copy of decree of 1844 on tax of cloth; Fábrica “Hércules.”
Proposed appointment as Ministro de Hacienda declined; return to Toluca. Includes copy of note from José María Ortiz Monasterio to Riva Palacio, Mexico, August 29, 1851, conveying the offer of the Ministerio de Hacienda; resignation of the cabinet; meeting of the governors.
Renewal of invitation to accept the Ministerio de Hacienda; reaction of the cabinet to the
Discussion of objections raised by Riva Palacio; Monasterio; Junta de gobernadores; Aguirre; Robles; renewed invitation to join the cabinet.
Formal invitation to accept the Ministerio de Hacienda.
Refusal of the appointment as Ministro de Hacienda, pleading lack of ability.
Approval of sample copy of the new constitution of Guerrero State; praise of the people of the state.
Request for letter of recommendation for Mariano Esteva, Rector del Colegio de Abogados, and for Lic. Juan B. Morales, President of the Suprema Corte.
Arrangements with Luis Robles for dedication of the Hidalgo monument.
Order to Administrador de Tlalpam on tax for sale of land.
Transmittal of new publication; Muñoz Ledo; refusal of portfolio in Hacienda; purchase of books.
Results of elections, Distrito del Oeste, for deputies to the Congreso General, Partidos de Tlalnepantla, Cuautitlán, Zumpango, and Tlalpam; nominations: Ildefonso Bros, Lic. Luis Velázquez Cordero, José María Rosas, José Bárcena, Ponciano Velázquez, Plutarco Sánchez, Cirilo Castro, Rosalío García, Agustín Abad, Pedro Pasalagua, Miguel Arasiaga, Manuel Andrade, Francisco Granados Maldonado, and José Rivera.
Meeting with Escudero; approval of Riva Palacio's conduct; San Juan; Caja de ahorros.
Transmittal of advance copies of publication; Escudero; rumors of offer of portfolio.
Recommendation for Juan Andrés Poumorede for the inspection of mines.
Letter of recommendation for Juan Andrés Poumorede to inspect mines at Tejupilco.
Notice of resignation along with Ministers of Hacienda and Justicia; departure on diplomatic mission.
Criticism of Esteban León; Seguridad pública; danger of uprising among soldiers.
Disagreement with Javier Echeverría; agreement with Ángel Pérez Palacios.
Plan to resign when Riva Palacio does; friendship with Escudero and Terreros.
Business with Escudero; San Juan; Caja de Ahorros; transport of mattresses and trunks; recommendation to Velázquez for Francisco Pan de Azúcar; Doloritas.
Drawing of bridge in Barranca de Quitacalzones; plans by Garay; funds for road construction; owners of La Goleta; Marín.
Interference of Lic. Ignacio de la Peña in local elections in favor of his brothers Juan and Francisco; help of Espejo; abuse of authority; legality of election questioned. Includes draft of answer, September 12, 1851, unsigned, requesting that formal charges be instituted.
Return to Toluca welcomed.
Business affairs in Actopan; Julianita; Temoaya; Mier y Terán; lack of color in elections.
Recommendation for Miguel Lerdo and José Florentino Morales as deputies.
Municipalidad de Calpulalpan to be joined to Apam; possibility of joining Partido de Tulancingo or Partido de Pachuca; geographical location; difficulty of handling prisoners; comparison with colonial times; opposition of Texcoco; Teotihuacán; Chalco; separation by the Administrador de Alcabalas in 1832; addition to Pachuca in 1838.
Recommendation for Vicente Pavada in the elections.
Efforts to settle case of José María Aguilar; 3a. Sala del Tribunal Superior; Ramo criminal de Méjico; Manuel Silvestre Gutiérrez. Includes copy of letter to the 3a. Sala del Tribunal Superior, September 6, 1851; help of Francisco Villagrá[n]; charges of assault and robbery; request for action.
Copies of new publication furnished by Jáuregui; difficulty of forming new cabinet; Ramírez; Arista; Esteva; Robles; Fonseca; Piña; Muñoz.
Opening of school in Mineral de El Oro; Francisco Morphy.
Recommendation for José Noeggerath to replace Ildefonso Flores as assay official in Zimapán; naturalization of Noeggerath. Includes note of reply.
Transport of statues, lamps, and
Request for detachment of
Intervention requested for Juan Francisco Pacheco, fined by the Juez de Morelos, under Law of January 25, 1849; Librería de Andrade; improvement in state finances. Includes draft of answer, September 20, unsigned, with favorable reply.
Report of trouble-makers gathering bandits into a movement of rebellion between Teotihuacán and Chalco.
Survey of boundaries with Querétaro, Michoacán, and Guanajuato; map of District of Toluca; Pueblo de Contepec; inspection of estates in municipalidades of Jiquipilco, Ixt[]a, Jocotitlán, and Temascalcingo; Labijar; treatment by tax collectors.
Visit of inspection to Metztitlán, San Agustín, Tianguistenco, and Molango; delays in visit to San Lorenzo; condition of public funds,
Transmittal of
Visit to Toluca; celebration on the 16th; Veytia's request for leave.
Note on his illness; transmittal of letter from Parres on situation in Cuernavaca; movement to set Morelos up as separate district; danger of losing it to Puebla; Izúcar; inclusion of Jonacate. Enclosure:
Request for back pay as teacher.
Departure delayed by orders from Arista; Alejandro Campero; Doloritas; Vicentito; Batres; Olivares; Galicia; M. de Castro; Elguero; Pepe Madrid; Noriega.
Delay in trip;
Shortage of cotton and transportation; progress in manufactures; elections.
Remigio Merced Salgado chosen to replace Morquecho in the Administración de Zumpango.
Election as alcalde in 1850; Yautepec; fine for absences; primary school in Tlayacapa[n]; suit before the Superior Tribunal.
Request for back pay; Lozano; end of work on Palacio and hospital for lack of funds; road construction at Topilejo and San Mateo; road toll at Ixtla; State of Guerrero. Has draft of answer, September 23, 1851, unsigned, on collections from Cuernavaca; sale of Ayuntamiento property; note of the inspector of roads on toll at Ixtla sent to Guerrero; establishment of annual expositions; plans to resign.
Request for back pay for teachers in schools of Cacalomacán; shortage of books.
Recommendation for election of Lic. José María Cortés y Esparza, Bernardino Alcalde; scheme of Santanistas to elect Suárez Navarro and Lieutenant Colonel Güitian.
Local school supported by Francisco Morphy.
Reference to Las Casas in speech by Jesús Fuentes explained; purchase of candle-holders from Carrasco.
Suit by Ozumbilla before the Juez de San Juan Teotihuacán for damages caused by old government order; Lic. Arizcorreta. Includes draft of reply, Toluca, September 2, 1851, unsigned. Legal review of the case; decision of Juez de Teotihuacán; Atzompan; authority for new suit refused.
Quarrel with the Diputación de Minería over jurisdiction; imprisonment by officials.
Return to Ministerio de Guerra; influence of Fernando Ramírez.
Quarrel with Riveras over land titles; Lieutenant Colonel F. Schiabino (?) and Lic. Franco; earlier agents: P. Luna and Lic. Martínez; Juez de Letras and Escribano of Chalco; towns of Tomacoco, Bautista; presidency of Herrera; ex-Conde de Santiago; Toluca.
Payments by Marín Cervantes to Administrador de rentas in Tula; revision of accounts.
Transmittal of letter from Ángel Pérez Palacios, opened by error. Written on Governor's letterhead.
Spaniard Gabriel Rufino fined for expired permit for foreigners. Includes note for reply, supporting the fine by the Prefecto de Cuernavaca.
Request for copy of main decrees of the state and of
Ceremony in honor of Hidalgo; resignation; work with educational methods.
Election of “enemies of the Government” to Congress.
Death of Calderón; inheritance of Gertrudis Fernández Aparicio; appointment of brother Agustín to be Administrador de Rentas de Huichapam.
Mission of son Francisco as
Refusal of new shipment of prisoners; shortage of work; Nicanor Béistegui; submission of wood carvings and a box of minerals and hand sewing for an exposition; heavy rains.
Transmittal of objects for the exhibition; military garrisons set up in old missions.
Review of past services; desire to be a deputy; work of son Ignacio for Diputado Robles; Aguirre; disposal of condemned prisoners; Doloritas.
Appointment of Agustín Noriega as Mayordomo of the Convento de Santa Catarina by the Provincial de Santo Domingo. Has draft of reply, September 30.
Agreement of the governors to say nothing about their meeting unless required as answers to changes; connection of Contepec with Guanajuato.
Transmittal of
Horses purchased by Terreros; Lagarde; Villamil; Actopan.
Transmittal of women's needlework for the exposition; items from Calpulalpan; lambs; yellow goat from Chicoloapan; samples of writing from Texcoco.
Resignation; beginning of new term March 12; need to care for his property; education of family; health of his wife.
Recommendation for Elector Rosalío García of Zumpango.
Election irregularities; Decree of February 16, 1849; criticism of Peña and Espejo.
Transmittal of items for the exposition to Lic. Felipe Sánchez Solís; bones excavated at Hueypoxtla; rock collection; wine and
Tendency of the government to abandon federalism; request for aid in election as deputy; present position as
Trial of Cumplido and Almonte by Robles and Macedo; discussion of the
Recommendation for cousin Félix Galindo in litigation by the Síndico of the ayuntamiento.
Plans to resign; items sent to the exposition; concern over back pay; Salomé Zamora designated agent; cost of bridge.
Quarrel between Vicente de la Fuente and Domingo Paul and the Administrador de contribuciones de Tlalpam; alcabala due for sale of Hacienda de San Pedro Mártir;
Transmittal of an
Recommendation for Cortés Esparza.
Reassignment of Cura Epigmenio de la Piedra; aid to be given by other religious.
Transmittal of
Resignation caused by Riva Palacio's resignation; removal of archives to Tlalnepantla; new Prefectura.
Gathering of political dissidents in Chalco; mistreatment of citizens; petition of a resident for inclusion of Chalco in the Distrito Federal.
Passage of new law allowing the Government 55 percent of the import income; payment of creditors; speech of Aguirre.
Passage of
Recommendation for Antonio Olvera.
Recommendation for Lic. Dionisio Villarello as Juez de Letras in Partido de Tetecala.
Acceptance of six-months' leave without salary.
Defects in the map of the State made by the Establecimiento litográfico; boundaries of Partido de Tenancingo; Parroquia de Zumpahuacán; State of Guerrero; Canteras de Mármoles; Coyuca.
Receipt of list of deputies for the State of Mexico.
Protest of errors in evaluation of haciendas; Fábrica de Tlalpam; Villar; Noriega.
Recommendation for Colonel Ignacio Orihuela; business in Taxco; persecution by the government.
Request for aid to Captain José María Tapia and Lieutenant Gerónimo Sandoval of Axochiapan, Partido de Jonacate; service in Guardia Nacional with Oliveros; pursuit of bandits; death of bandits; trial and sentence of Tapia and Sandoval; imprisonment in Jonacate.
Influence of General Bravo in elections; opposition to Álvarez; for state Congress: Ignacio Muñoz Campusano, Miguel Arrioja, Ignacio Comonfort, Manuel Piña y Cuevas, and Ignacio Sierra y Roso, alternates Tomás Ávila, Miguel Quiñones, Juan N. Moreno, José Julián Cantú, and Benito Haro; exposition in Toluca.
Criticism of his colleagues; employment of Pizarro Suárez in Juzgado de Tenango recommended; Sierra; approval of the law of
Disciplinary problem in the college, caused by
Construction of Palacio and hospital suspended for lack of funds; Miacatlán; road toll at Ixtla not decided by General Álvarez; Paraje de los Amates; Guerrero; extended leave.
Difficulty of retaining teachers; lack of pay; schools in San Pedro Sosoltepec, Capultitlán, San Buenaventura, Tlacotepec; shortage of textbooks; San Andrés's
Departure of Carbajal from Camargo with troops, many foreigners, to meet General Jáuregui near Monterrey; Kickapoo Indian soldiers; artillery; Guardia Nacional;
Resignation submitted; support of the decision of the Congress.
Prizes given prisoners by the local alcalde and the Director of the Mining Company; treatment of prisoners.
Arista's criticism of lack of influence in the elections; election of conservatives; Esparza in Guanajuato; doctor's certificate for Diego.
Criticism of the lithograph maps; Netzahualtcoyotl; Monte de Cedros; Raygoza(?).
Payment of
Defense against criticism by the electors; Barraza.
Receipt and delivery of messages to the Diputados; delay in the Senate; place of printing.
Reaction to the resignation; resignation of Ildefonso Flores, assayist, not received.
Departure of García for Toluca; health of his sister; Agustín, Prefecto in Tlalnepantla; Joacho(?).
Transcription of the dictamen of the Legislature insisting on paying Riva Palacio his salary during the period of leave. Signed: Luis P. Palacios and Luis Robles.
Illness of Agustín Antoneli, Administrador de Tabacos; José Catarino Marín recommended for his position; Terreros.
Garay ordered to Matamoros with troops of the Guarda Costa from Tampico; pronunciamiento of General Jáuregui and Ávalos.
Recommendation for José Carlos Escamilla, candidate for position.
Transmittal of report from the Diputación territorial de Minas; illness.
Dispute over land titles in Valle de Toluca; legal agents of the Riveras; division of the lands of the Conde de Santiago; examination of titles; appeal to the Soberano Congreso through Zamora and Noriega; slow collection of the
Construction of Puente de las Guerras delayed by quarrel between Ayuntamiento de Tepexi and Rancho del Maguey; order for construction required; offer to help Riva Palacio.
Request for $3,000; Ramón de la Cueva; Ignacio Pliego.
Purchase of Hacienda de Santa Inés from Terreros; vicinity of Zumpango; letters of recommendation in Cuautitlán needed.
Rumors of uprising in Chalco proved false; watch over canoe transportation service; opening of road through Monte de la Compañía to Chalco; withdrawal of resignation.
Revolution of Carbajal in Camargo and Matamoros.
Disappearance of González; Ramírez; criticism by colleagues; plan to leave the college. Embossed design: ship with letters S. BAIRIETTE BORDEAUX.
Indians of Cacahuamilpa; Goribar; Rovalo; armed Indians.
Alcabala de Tepetates in Pachuca; Mariano Tagle; Hacienda de Tepetate; brother Agustín sent to serve as Administrador de Huichapan; includes draft of reply, October 27, on collection of alcabala on Haciendas of Santa Rita, Saus, and Tepetates.
Desertion of detachment of police; orders for their apprehension; descriptions of the individuals.
Failure of the religious to comply with promises in election; Mayordomía de Santa Catalina; Noriega;
Extra funds for road construction; sealed paper; payrolls; list of workers; Manuel Ceballos; Marín Cervantes; Lailon (Laihon?); accounting for funds.
Calmness of the area.
Projected road from Rancho de las Ánimas to Tetla; Coyotepeque; Jalpa; gate in Tula; Tepeji; Arroyozarco; Cuautitlán; Lerma; Cuajimalpa; Río Frío; San Lázaro; tolls; Puente de las Guerras de Tepeji; Rancho de Maguey; casas consistoriales.
Protest against resignation of Pérez Tejada in Cuautitlán. Includes draft of reply, Toluca, October 21, 1851, unsigned, explaining the circumstances; replacement by Agustín Noriega.
Recommendation for Lic. Gregorio Palacios; concern for an unfortunate family.
Request for future address; verification of order requiring church documents be on stamped paper.
Regrets over loss of Riva Palacio; resignation; Lic. Jiménez; ill health. Embossed design: Eagle, scroll, and ship; letters illegible.
Resignation accepted; Bernardo Flores; Terreros; Madariaga; Marín; delivery of Santa Inés; Villamil; movement of toll gate to edge of city; De la Trouplinière; Noriega; Tlalnepantla; transfer of archives.
Services with Fondo judicial and Ramo de papel sellado; regrets over separation of Riva Palacio.
Superiority over rebels on the frontier; plans of the head of the Guardia Nacional of Huichapan to rebel.
Transmittal of copy of report on Carbajal's rebellion.
Visit to Julianita; Pancho Piña recommended for the Administrador de rentas de Morelos, now under Mariano Ruiz's son.
Recommendation for Lic. Luis G. Aguado to replace Lic. José María Cortés y Esparza as Juez de Apam; election of Esparza as deputy.
Irregularities in Acuautla; presence of Mauricio Basoco and Viviano Amaya, implicated in the death of Beteta in the revolt in Zoquiapan; apathy of Antero Villa Urrutia; gambling, fandangos, and meeting of criminals; appearance of
Garay's expedition; Carbajal in Matamoros; General Ávalos; support of Canales in San Fernando and General Uraga in Victoria; Garay's desembarcation near Brownsville; escape of Hernández to the
Costs of sending exhibits for the exposition from Pachuca; Madrid; Romero; Ruiz; political interests. Embossed design: Wreath, crown, and shield with ship; letters PARIS.
Claim for $8233; deposit with Juan Goribar; Sepúlveda;
Also signed Rivero and F.V.S. Printed form, showing balance of $22,204.2.2; expenses of Police.
Effort of prisoners to burrow way out; removal of Zamora by order of Arista; drainage of mines of Pachuca; fear of change in policy in Mexico State.
Esteban [León] in Temascaltepec; supply of weapons; Madrid; security measures.
Report on the revolt; security of Huasteca and Tampico.
Construction of road from Tlalpan to Mexico; funds needed; Calle de Montealegre.
Discovery of fraud in mail delivery; arrangements to separate Portilla from office; unfounded rumor of conspiracy among the Spaniards of the state.
Loss of sight while working in the Aduana as
Appointment to local parish. Includes draft of reply, November 11, 1851, unsigned: friendship with Irisarri; welcome to the state; leave granted by the Legislature.
Three-hundred year old suit of the town against the Rivera family; mistreatment by troops in 1849 with permission of the Juez de Letras; renewed efforts against the town by Abogado Franco; danger from the República de la Sierra Madre; Indian unrest; petition to State Congress; decision against Atengo; need for legal protection.
Addressed to the Governor of Guerrero. Offer to build a road from the capital to Amacuzac on the border of the State of Mexico; list of conditions; inspectors; use of materials; establishment of tolls between Mexcala, Tepecoacuilco; toll rates of Veracruz, Puebla, and Mexico; navigation of the Río Mexcala; bridge over the Mexcala; rights of foreigners surrendered; supply of land; surrender of property after fifty years; profits shared with the state.
Work on road through the Monte de la Hacienda de la Compañía by Francisco Buch; Asunción.
Transmittal of copy of Ramsey's contract; failure to secure approval in Mexico; Ramsey's plan to move to Mexico and bring only engineers and machinists unavailable locally; further plans for roads to Puebla and Acapulco; steamship line on the Mexcala.
Transmittal of letter from the Cura de Ameca on danger of uprising over legal suit; Herrera Campos recommended to settle the dispute; danger of Indian uprising.
Request for position for his brother with the government; Contratistas del tabaco; Crédito püblico; Aduanas marítimas; reorganization of governmental offices in progress.
Funds sent Sein for stamps; favorable opinion toward the governor.
Settlement of problem in the Compañía del Mineral del Monte by Elguero; Madrid; the governor's office.
Maladministration of Administrador Mariano Morquecho; recovery of $632; audits in August for the Administración de rentas de Zumpango; Francisco Atempaneca; charges instituted.
Funds requested by the Junta directiva de...caminos; Zurutuza; Iturbe.
News from brother Luis from Tampico; withdrawal of Carbajal toward Camargo, leaving Matamoros; project of the República de la Sierra Madre; publications sent for Tula and Tulancingo via Pachuca.
Review of appointments to Tenancingo, Yautepec, and Morelos; appointment of son to Administración de Yautepec; approval of Riva Palacio's administration.
Political situation in Territory of Colima; recent elections contested by Ramón D. de la Vega; guard against contraband in Manzanillo; support of reported elections; opposition between liberals and conservatives.
New contract arranged for road construction along the Mexcala; similar contracts for roads to Puebla and Acapulco.
Request for recommendation for his son Julio Ruano to enter the Instituto.
Request of Dorman to visit the cave of Cacahuamilpa; resignation from the Prefectura.
Withdrawal of resignation on request of Riva Palacio and the Lieutenant Governor.
Opening of Philosophy course in the Colegio in Chilapa; plan for jurisprudence school; literary course; approval of the Mitra de Puebla; the road contract; competition of the Nicaragua and Tehuantepec inter-oceanic travel; criticism of road toll system; Tixtla; river travel on the Mexcala; cost of building canal; Ensenada de Petacalco; Acapulco; opposition to the constitution in central districts; reëlection of Álvarez. Has copy of printed invitation to inauguration of the philosophy course, by Rafael Jaques, Casimiro A. Rodríguez, Ambrosio Enciso, and Manuel Darío Sánchez; lecturer Manuel Guerrero; title: Mariae/ cujus/ luce. micante/ cuncta, nitidissime spendens/ caliginosam. nictem/ E. cordibus. pellit/ erroris/ Emmannuel Guerrero./ Chilapensis. collegii. alumnus/ status. hoc. philos. certam./ S.S./ Praeses aderit Vincentius Hernandez/ Presbyter, propius Philosophiae/ Moderator/. 2
Account of shares of stock in the Caja de Ahorros de Toluca; Juan Fernández Renedo.
Formation of company to work Sultepec mines; association of Juan Andrés Pumarede (Poumorede); request for letters to local officials. Addressed to Chalco.
Letter to Couto; Galindo; the El Monte litigation; Arróyave.
Objection to the value placed on his hacienda by Berriozábal; errors in counting animals; Rondero; letter to Agustín Salazar requested; Administrador Joaquín Pacheco. Includes draft of reply, Asunción, December 27, 1851, unsigned, refusing the letter; matter referred to Madrid.
Service as Juez de Apam; return from leave in Yautepec; meeting with Jiménez in Zacualpam; transfer to Tetecala.
Notice of fine threatened for failure to appear at a meeting of alcaldes and hacendados to discuss the Seguridad pública.
Opposition to Acapulco road planned to go through Xochimilco; disadvantages to Tlalpam; Alcalde 10 de Tlalpam.
Presentation of documents concerning suit; Cura of Amecameca; Sierra; Ezeta.
Return of Antonio Abad to the Hacienda de Asunción after arrest for wifebeating.
Assumption of responsibility for rent on room for Dolores Crespo, Calle de Montealegre No. 13.
Pension granted Juana Moya, widow of General graduado Agustín Amat, dead of fatigue in Texas campaign; approval of the Legislature: Pedro Escudero y Echánove, José Viviano Beltrán, Francisco Baca, Crispiniano del Castillo.
Bill of sale of house called Mesón de Guadalupe, No. 4, Segunda Calle Nacional; notarized by Lic. Antonio Rebollar, Juez de Letras; Chimalhuacán; sale to Luis García Figueroa; Escribano Nacional y público Francisco de Madariaga; Francisca Ayala; Anacleto Pozo; María de la Concepción García; payment in silver; witnesses Miguel Barba, Eusebio Villagómez, Manuel Alonso; Miguel Rivera.
Printed form; notice of delinquent tax on
Religious verses; 16 lines.
Criticism of Saavedra.
Printed form, No. 1366. Order to pay Agustín Dávalos tax on machinery; Calle de López. Receipt signed by Dávalos. Note: Tarasquillo. Taller de Máquinas.
Notice of election for electors for alcaldes municipales; Reyes; Tula; election at the school; Hacienda de la Asunción.
Return with escort from the Ministro de gobernación; Miguel; Doloritas; Asunción; Jesusita. Addressed to Morelos.
Senate and Deputies' vote against the Tehuantepec project; Lares; Luis Cuevas; preparations for coming to Mexico.
Suspension of Tornel; suspension of the Tehuantepec project; decision of U.S. Senate awaited; new ministry.
Request for help in new government; mission of Iturbe; Pedro; appointments of Guevara to Justicia, Fuente to Relaciones, and Blanco to Guerra. Addressed to Montealegre No. 13.
Senate vote on the Tehuantepec project; resignation of President [Arista].
The Tehuantepec project; Riva Palacio's visit to Olarte; delay in departure for México; Ceballos' cabinet.
Illness of Álvarez; meeting with Lic. Banuet (?) on the Suprema Corte; rumored separation of Álvarez from the Comandancia General; Taxco; Tenancingo; Toluca.
Quarrel of miners over new vein announced by director of the Mine of Juan B. Ceballos Y Co.; Juan A. Poumarede; request for letter of introduction to the Governor.
Results of lottery; funds guaranteed by the [Administración del] Tabaco; confusion in ministeries of Hacienda and Relaciones; discontent of the Santanistas and Antoñuelo.
Resignation of Arista; suspension of travel to México and of the Tehuantepec project.
Advice of Riva Palacio to determine the will of the Legislature on the Tehuantepec project; the Compañía Guanajuato.
News from Guadalajara; urgent summons to Mexico. Addressed to Hacienda de la Asunción. Includes draft of answer, declining.
Meeting of Congress in house of Ocampo; deposition of Ceballos; election of Juan Múgica y Osorio; Ocampo Viadas elected to deliver message; Castañeda in as President of the Corte de Justicia, now in Puebla; Ceballos' support of the Plan de Jalisco; presidency offered to Lombardini; resignation of cabinet (except Blanco); refusal of Lombardini; imprisonment of Olaguíbel, Lafragua, and Lacunza.
Favorable action recommended in suit of Joaquín Arechaga, employee of the Aduana de Chalco against the state; return from Mexico.
Request for advice on his political future; meeting of the Congreso general in extraordinary session; Berriozábal, Cruz, Revilla, and Solórzano awaited; effort to stop pronunciamientos considered useless; isolation of Toluca; Governor's support of Ceballos; Madrid.
Reform in expenses for prisoners; request for influence in getting more funds for Chalco jail; hospital for sick prisoners; medicines.
Delivery of letter via Escudero in Cuernavaca; Eulalio Ortega; free course given revolution in State of Mexico; supposed plan to resign intead of recognizing Ceballos; return of Riva Palacio to governorship recommended; containment of the revolution.
Madrid's support of Ceballos; discussion of special powers in Legislature; hope for return of Riva Palacio.
Meeting of Congress; discussion of special powers to maintain order in State; Aragón; movement to name another governor; Pérez Fernández' plan to break with Ceballos' government and support the revolution; opposition of Revilla; fear of military governor; Doloritas.
Resignation of Madrid; mission of Pascual Gu[tiérre]z; Legislature's discussions; request for advice.
Meeting of Minería; vacancy in the capellanías; scholarship form sent to Riva Palacio; Antonio Carbajal; Road tolls returned to contractors as before the actions of Arista; meeting of Junta; Iturbe; Riva Palacio requested to represent Sánchez and Padre Lyon; harm done by Decreto of June 28; General Lombardini; Plan de Iguala proclaimed in Oaxaca, restoring the monarchy; Domínguez.
Order for protection of Hacienda de Santa María de la Asunción, belonging to Riva Palacio; División Lombardini.
Request for one armed man to serve as police for road protection. Includes unsigned answer, February, 1853, postponing action and sending the order to Riva Palacio.
Contract signed with Compañía mixta de Slov(Slao) for opening Isthmus of Tehuantepec; disappointment of Guanajuato company; danger of involvement in war with U.S.; suspension of contract recommended; José María Cuevas.
Transmittal of printed answer to demands of state legislature; support of local troops; danger of pillage in the cities; danger of pronuciamiento by Pandilla Máteos, Arce, etc.;
Arrival of Suárez Navarro to negotiate; delay pending discussion with Riva Palacio.
Written on Governor's letterhead; changes in government to maintain order in state; appointment of Pizarro Suárez as Secretaría de Relaciones; request for return of Riva Palacio to Legislature and support of provisional government; arrival of Blancarte's Division in Toluca.
Pronunciamiento of the Ayuntamiento of Toluca; arrival of Suárez Navarro to represent the Gobierno General; Madrid's reply; interim governor named by the Ayuntamiento and the legislature under threats of violence; appointment of Torres Cataño and Pizarro Suárez; López Monroy; agreement for troops of Blancarte and Bahamonde not to enter the city; entry of the troops from Ixtlahuaca; plan to appoint a new governor; Riva Palacio favored by the legislature; acceptance urged; Carmona.
Pronunciamiento in Texcoco for the
Purchase of American rifle and ammunition; cleaning of pistols; security of his house; disposal of large sums. Addressed to Tecamac.
Need for quorum in Congress; attendance requested. Riva Palacio addressed as Diputado.
Pronunciamiento of the city ayuntamiento; refusal of the Alcalde to accept it; appointment of the
Appointment to the Cartera de Hacienda by Torres y Cataño.
Request for influence with the legislature not to stick to strict legality in the crisis; Pizarro Suárez; danger to the state.
Request for return to active participation; decrease in state revenue; deposit with the Tehuantepec project; payment of the
Request for return of $15,000 paid him by the State as representative in the Slov (Slao) contract for the Tehuantepec project; order of September 21, 1852.
Receipt of José María Cuevas for $15,000 delivered; deposit on the Tehuantepec project. Riva Palacio addressed as Presidente del H. Congreso.
Offer of the Ayuntamiento of Tenango to furnish houses and resources for the meeting of the state legislature; departure of state deputies for Mexico; efforts to force the Tribunal to recognize Torres.
Election as governor anticipated; schools closed for lack of pay for teachers; illness with lung trouble. Has pencil figures on household expenses.
Request for help for José María Fonseca, teacher in San Gerónimo.
Transmittal of printed form; end of strict legality; Decreto de convocatoria; dependence on Torres y Cataño; request for advice. Includes draft of answer, Mexico, March 11, 1853, unsigned, commenting on the confused political situation.
Request for inspection of the road from Tecamac to Chalco; construction by Benito León Acosta.
Bill for $6; Tecamac.
Attack of
Arrest by General Miñón of man with ornaments like those stolen from Monte pío; indictment by Governor López Portillo; witness Jiménez; request for aid in investigation of case; Ignacio; Doloritas.
Election of Riva Palacio as governor by Ayuntamiento; orders of Manuel Torres Cataño.
Return from Hacienda del Encero; anti-patriotic feeling in Cuernavaca; illness;
appointment to Ministerio de Hacienda; Santa Anna's plans for Rafael Palacios and Haro y Tamariz for the position; appointment attributed to Riva Palacio; re-establishment of system for collection of
Promise to coöperate in maintaining the Seguridad Pública; failure to respond to request for help; letter forwarded to México.
Printed form, No. 1366; failure to pay tax on machines; tax collector Juan Saldaña, Calle del Tompiate, No. 8; signed also Zárate; has note on payment to José Antonio Morales, June 20, 1853, signed: Juan Saldaña.
Law of May 29, changing Contadurías to national organization; indefinite status of employees; Contaduría Mayor de Hacienda; request for use of influence with Ministro de Hacienda to save organization in Mexico State.
Request for leniency toward Procopio Hernández.
Deed of sale; Escribano Ramón Villalobos; Manuel Escandón; payment of alcabala; witnesses: Crescencio Landgrave, Francisco Lara, and Antonio Ferreiro; seal of Antonio Herrera, Administrador de Rentas; proof of receipt; certificate of freedom from mortgages by José Castro, Juez de Paz, witnesses Ignacio Quintero and Severo Esparza. Includes receipt of incidental costs:
Purchase of Hacienda de San Juan de Dios; agent Lic. Ramón Gamboa; claim for damages against Government; endorsement of Riva Palacio; documents on previous leases; payment of tax in Chalco; certificate of Ayuntamiento on freedom from mortgage; departure for Mineral del Monte; payments to Viya (Villa?) y Cosío.
Letter from José de la Cámara; Castaños; Barron, Forbes, and Co. of Tepic; José María Castaños; Juan B. Echabe; hospitals under care of the Hermanas de la Caridad; sale of pictures; San Juan de Dios.
Request for interview; Javierita.
Report of a study of the Colegio de San Gregorio, its history, curricula, and recommendations; founded by Jesuits for instruction of Indians; sources of income; donations up to 1691; donation of $34,000 by Captain Juan Chavarría of Hacienda de San José Acolman for instruction of Indians and
Discussion with Couto and Escudero; trip abroad recommended for Riva Palacio's health; Querétaro; Guadalajara; resignation of Sota Riva; Administrador de Tabacos.
Opposition to exile of Riva Palacio; alternatives offered. Includes also copy of answer:
Danger to Iturbe, Antonio Mier, and Lic. Escudero; order for arrest anticipated; departure of Pérez Fernández for Huauchinango, of Arizcorreta for Huichapan, and of Suárez Navarro for Acapulco, to leave the country; letter sent via Dolores.
Receipt of letter. Address: Querétaro.
Improvement in health; Olvera; plan to leave Mexico; Lola.
Riva Palacio urged to leave Mexico; route to Veracruz and the paquet boat; help of Mier and Escandón; rumor of residence to be taken up in Querétaro; order for arrest reported by Baranda; heavy rains; Lebrija; Aguirre.
Riva Palacio urged to leave Mexico; application for passport for the English packet from Veracruz; arrival of Mier; Doloritas; Lebrija; residence in Querétaro unsafe; notification by telegraph.
Message sent to Salamanca; no development.
Address: Salamanca; no development.
Sent to Guanajuato; Riva Palacio ordered freed on condition of leaving Mexico.
Residence in Venado, San Luis Potosí permitted, or use of passport.
Passport and residence order delivered by Pedro Escudero; selection of Venado or Matehuala; Barajas; aid of P. Ordóñez; need for application to obtain the return of her father's remains; permission of Santa Anna. Also signed Vicente Riva Palacio.
Documents sent via José Guadalupe Ibargüengoitia, agent for Casa de Jecker Torre & Co.; choice of passport or residence in Venado; Matehuala not selected; telegraph message to Pedro Escudero. Addressed to Guanajuato.
Efforts to help Doloritas and Escudero; passport to leave via Veracruz or by the Pacific; residence in Venado recommended by Baranda; routes by steamer from Acapulco to Panamá and then to Aspinwall and New Orleans; Chalco.
Efforts of Padre Ordóñez, capellán of Santa Anna, in favor of Riva Palacio; residence in Venado recommended; Templo de Loreto, Colegio de San Gregorio, turned over to the Jesuits; mystery about the remains of Guerrero; suspension of project for a monument to the remains; Doloritas; Iturbide.
Delivery of letters via Bustamante, Administrador de rentas de Allende; aid of Ibargüengoitia; Carlitos; Venado; addressed to: Allende ó en San Luis Potosí.
Return from Mexico; help of Torrescano; failure to obtain freedom for Riva Palacio. Addressed to Villa de Venado.
Return from trip; offer of services to Riva Palacio and son; Venado.
News of permit to return to Mexico by arrangement with the Comandante general of the department, Anastasio Parrodi; return from Venado; passport; meeting with Dolores and Gregorio de Mier y Terán; San Luis Potosí. Note signed by Jesús Dueñas.
Felicitations on Riva Palacio's return to Mexico.
Receipt of $5,000 on behalf of María Dolores Valdivielso, Ex-condesa de San Pedro del Álamo, from José Miguel Pacheco; Juan Suárez Ibáñez; tribunal mercantil; Lic. Mariano Macedo.
Request for intervention with the Presidente sustituto and Ministro de negocios eclesiásticos on project for a cathedral in the state; opposition of Ministro de Relaciones Ocampo; support of Comonfort; Obispo de Veracruz; Juan J. Pérez' mission to Mexico; commercial improvement; road construction on Camino Nacional from Perote to Veracruz.
Printed form, No. 1799; bill for tax on machinery; collectible by Juan Moral at office on corner of Medinas and El Esclavo Streets. Signed also Zárate. Notification signed by Moral. Receipt signed February 6, 1854, by González de Cosío.
Watermark:
Promise to pay tuition for José María Riva Palacio at the Colegio de San Ildefonso. Address given as Calle de Medinas No. 16.
Apologies for recent quarrel. Addressed to Morelos.
Draft, unsigned, and second copy, signed Mariano and Dolores. Discussion of recent quarrel; embarrassment of the family before the Cervantes family; illness of Dolores; Pepe.
Request for information for article on Guerrero in the
Position as Administrador of an hacienda at Monterrey refused because of salary and frequent Indian incursions; Pacheco; Luis Robles; Doloritas.
Circumspect conduct enjoined; shortage of funds for tuition; Pepe; funds from San Luis; expenses in Mexico; Simón; Juan Núñez; Atilano; return of saddle left in Querétaro with Hidalgo; Lebrija; illness of Dolores; Carlos; Vicente Alsivar(?); Mariquita.
Regrets over death of Dolores; Juan de Dios Núñez; invitation to business conference on return to Mexico. Addressed to Hacienda de la Asunción, Chalco.
Regrets over death of Dolores.
News from Cervantes; seriousness of Dolores' illness concealed from Anita; opinion of Santa Anna.
Regrets over death of Dolores.
Regrets over death of Dolores.
Regrets over death of Dolores.
Regrets over death of Dolores; account in newspaper; el Gran Capitán del Sur.
Order for escort of María Dolores and Gumecinda to be married to Simón and Ponciano.
Notice of illness of María Dolores and [Gumecinda]; Luis Gonzaga.
Return from England; regrets over death of Dolores.
Illness of Escudero; Padre Alba; false report of passport; false report of order for Cruz' imprisonment; Piedra; funds furnished Vicente; funds for tombstone; dispatch of black cloth; financial situation of the bakery; Javierita; Carlitos; illness.
Collections for Jecker, Torre, and Co.; Diego de la Peña in Mazatlán.
Printed form, No. 1706. Notice of delinquent tax on business, payable to Juan Moral, Edificio de la Moneda. Receipt signed by Mauro and Fr. de Córdoba.
Order for payment to Diego de la Peña in Mazatlán; Gabino Caballero; endorsed in favor of Juan Francisco Pacheco; Manuel Madariaga; Isidoro de la Torre, account of April 19, 1854; Jecker, Torre, & Co.
Receipt of tuition for José María Riva Palacio from Lic. Pedro Escudero y Echánove. Has note signed by Riva Palacio, ordering reimbursement from Panadería del Ángel by Agustín Cruz. Added receipt signed Manuel Quintana, Mexico, June 1, 1854.
Account of immigrant trip to America; Paul Thomas; Katherine. German script. Address: Sheldon Center, Wyoming Co., New York.
Agreement to send equipment to dig for an artesian well in Veracruz; arrangements for pay in case of success; control by the Ayuntamiento; drilling by the
Difficulties with stagecoach from Naya and Ameca; medicine for cholera patients in Tlalmanalco in new attack; Jesucita; Javierita. Addressed to Montealegre No. 13, Mexico.
Machinery to be brought to Yucatán, payable by Ministerio de Fomento; use of convict labor; pay of officers; payment for iron pipes; repayment to Pane for water produced.
Order for burial of infant María Antonia and return of certificate.
Tonchi's gift of pulque; Javierita. Pencil notes on back.
Request for verification of permission given in 1851 to Assayer Ildefonso Francisco Flores to keep sweepings as increment to his salary. Includes draft of answer, Mexico, September 17, 1854, unsigned, to Dueñas, refusing such permission.
Meeting with Colín; bakery; change in ministry;
Meeting with Díaz; residence near his hacienda; change in ministry; irritation of Santa Anna; departure of Fernando Ramírez for Sombrerete and Consejero Mercado for Tabasco.
Indefiniteness of his forced residence; meeting with Colín; proximity of his hacienda; concern for his children; Carlos.
Notice of visit of Luis Clementi, Papal Delegate, to Mineral del Monte; warning of visit to Tecamac.
Delay of one day in arrival of the Papal delegate.
Printed form, No. 1706. Notices of delinquent tax on machinery, payable to Victoriano Quijano.
Examination of Vicente Riva Palacio by the Tribunal de Justicia; reading of his dissertation; witnesses José María Bocanegra, Bernardo Couto, Miguel Atristain, Antonio Madrid, Joaquín Cardoso, Hilario Elguero, Mariano Yáñez, José María Muñoz de Cote, Mariano Duarte, Antonio Martínez de Castro, Cristóbal Revueltas, Pedro Escudero y Echánove, Lucio Padilla, Jorge Perea, Octaviano Muñoz Ledo, Ignacio Baz, Manuel Buenrostro, Faustino Galicia, Rafael Rebollar, Domingo Pérez Fernández, Juan Hierro Maldonado, Eulalio Ortega, José María Lafragua, Alejandro Arango y Escandón, Emilio Pardo, José María Aguirre, José María Saldívar, Crescencio Ortega, and the secretary; approval of board.
Order for Riva Palacio's release given by General Tolsá; letter to Chalco; sudden arrest at home in Toluca; escort to Texcoco; concern for his family; order of Governor Mariano Salas; Secretary Lic. Manuel Fernández; request for intervention on his behalf.
Circular discharging employees of the Republic who did not vote in the
Notice of appointment to bar by the Suprema Tribunal de Justicia, 13 Calle de Montealegre; Litog. Ducen.
Monthly record of parish work. Death of María Severina, María Bolonía, José Domingo, Manuel de Dios, Tomás Inocente, José Francisco, José Lusano, María Espiridión, María de Dios, María Loaquisa, María Feliciana, José Victoriano, María Teodora, Manuel Gutiérrez, Marcos Alejandro, María Micaela, José María, José Isidoro, María Merced, María Pascuala, Luis Espinosa, Juan Esteban, Pedro Nolasco, María Agustina, Florencia Matiana, Tomás Juan, Pablo Florentino, María Juliana, José Cipriano, José Melquíades, José Benito, José Hilario, José Lorenzo, Ángela María, José Damacio, José Cristóbal, Juan Clímaco, María Petra, Basilia Antonia; María Pus[]alda, María Lugarda, Marcos Marcelino, Lino Mariano, María Gertrudis, María Melchora, José Dolores, José Tomás, María Tomasa, Juan Antonio, María Rafaela, María Paula, María Antonia, María Lázara, Albino Pablo, Teodoro Francisco, José Gumecindo, José Abundío, José Damacio, María Juana, María Polinaria, Felipe de Jesús, José Polonio, María Sabina, Pablo Camilo, Jorge Alejandro, Francisco Ruiz, José Jorge, María Bonifacia, María Cornelia, María Telésfora, José Leandro, María Trinidad, José Pascual, José Nicolás, María Crisanta, Juan Bautista, Pablo Anastasio, Vicente Justo, Antonio Sandoval, Joaquín Timoteo, María Centrá, José Matías, Blas Hilario, María Francisca, María Josefa, José Rafael, María Concepción, José Salvador, María Inés, José Clemente, Francisco Basilio, José Eduardo, Luis Lino, María Mateana, Marcial Secundino, María Marcelina, José Donaciano, María Epigmenia, María Felicitas, María Andrea, María Florencia, José Guadalupe Álvarez, María Magdalena, Juan José, Félix de Valois, Félix Venancio, María Manuela, Julio José, Francisco de Dios, María Leonarda, Luis Bernardo, Dominga Estebanía, José Sebastián, José Roberto, María Simona, José Trinidad, Pedro Máximo, Marcos Brígido, José Toribio, Marcelo Anastasio, María Felipa, María Ihren[]a, Marcelino Cleto, María Gregoria. BAPTISMS: Manuel Macario, María Genoveva, María Prisciliana, José Julián, María Telésfora, José Luisano, María Marcela, Pedro Nolasco, José Hilario, María Antonia, María Francisca, María de Dios, María Sebastiana, María Inés, José Romualdo, María Petronila, María Simona, José Florencio, María Petra, José Maximiliano, María Candelaria, María Romualda, José Teódulo, María Florencia, María Leandro, José Leandro, María Felipa, José Julián, Tomás Juan, María Ruperta, María Eusebia, Antonio Macario, José Francisco, Benito Abad, María Catarina, María Epigmenia, Juan Clímaco, María Longina, José Longino, José Patricio, José Teodoro, José Anselmo, José Manuel, María Catalina, José Ricardo, José Dolores, José Dionicio, José Julio, Julio Zenón, Julio José, José, Jorge, María Romualda, Pedro Vidal, José Apolonio, María Pascuala, José de la Luz, María Anastacia, María Mónica, María Micaela, María Marcelina, José Isidro, José Germán, María Quirina, María Bonifacia, María Juliana, Juana Bautista, Pedro Pablo, Bueno Feliciano, José Pablo, María Trinidad, Juan Pablo, José Trinidad, José Filomeno, María Isabel, Alejo Marcelino, María Vicenta, José Fermín, María Manuela, José Abundío, María Aleja, José María, Julio Mariano, María de la Soledad, María Filomena, Marcial Secundino, Manuel Abundío, José Alejo, José Esteban, María de los Ángeles, Tiburcio Susano, José Jacinto, María Jacinta, María Julita, José Domingo, María Ángela, Ramón Secundino, María Ramona, María Clara. Record of Marriages: José Casimiro and María Cristina, Luis Gonzaga and María Ramona, Ramón Noriega and María Teodocia, Marino Germán and María Macedona, Cirilo Feliciano and María Reyes, Juan Silva and María Juana, José Luis Palt[]o and María Patricia, José María Rodríguez and María Dolores, Florentino de Jesús and María Florencia, Juan José and María Zenobia, José María and María Juana, José de la Cruz and María Bernardina, José Sámano and María Gregoria, José Macario and María Micaela, Juan de Dios and María Roberta, José María and María Antonia, Juan Esteban and María Julia, Félix Venancio and María Andrea, José Merced and María Josefa, José Simón and María Dolores, Macedonio Amado and María Toribia, Ponciano Coyote and María Gumecinda, Antonio Lorenzo and María del Carmen, Juan Romero and María Guadalupe, Fabián Sebastián and María Anastacia, Miguel Gerónimo and María Teodora, Toribio Aniceto and María Úrsula, Anselmo Jorge and María Nicolasa, José Valentín and María Guadalupe, José Florencio and María Martina, José María and María Nicolasa.
Reasons for death, disposition, and other comments are
Table with numbers and beneficiaries: C. Salazar; Vicente Mendoza, Lic. Victoriano Ortiz Soto, Mariana Vázquez, Manuel Goitia, Ramón Othón, Colonel Alonso Flores, Lorenzo Gorostiaga, Padre Morán.
Two designs, brick construction. [Suggested monument to hold ashes of Guerrero?]