[3] Mexican statistics of public instruction show that the state of Jalisco has one school for every 2,354 inhabitants; Aguascalientes, one for every 3,103; Campeche, one for every 1,236; Coahuila, one for every 2,090; Chihuahua, one for every 2,731; Durango, one for every 2,468; Guanajuato, one for every 4,596; Hidalgo, one for every 1,020; Michoacan, one for every 2,888; Morelos, one for every 687; Nuevo Leon, one for every 1,158; Puebla, one for every 886; Queretaro, one for every 1,444; San Luis Potosi, one for every 2,592; Sinaloa, one for every 1,041; Sonora, one for every 1,092; Tabasco, one for every 1,018; Tamaulipas, one for every 1,777; Tlaxcala, one for every 700; Vera Cruz, one for every 1,268; Yucatan, one for every 792; Zacatecas, one for every 1,316, and Mexico, one for every 936.—_Modern Mexico._ [4] F. A. Ober in “Travels in Mexico.” [5] This citation and some of the other quotations in this chapter, as well as a number of the historical facts, are from the “Story of Mexico,” by Susan Hale, published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons of London and New York. [6] “Mexico in Transition” by William Butler. APPENDICES I The following table gives the area and population of the various states, territories of Tepic, Quintana Roo and Lower California, and the Federal District; also the name of the capital and number of its inhabitants, the figures being for the year 1900:— State. Sq. Miles. Population. Capital. Inhabitants. Aguas Calientes, 2,950 101,910 Aguas Calientes, 35,052 Campeche, 20,087 84,218 Campeche, 17,109 Coahuila, 63,569 280,899 Saltillo, 23,936 Colima, 2,700 65,026 Colima, 20,698 Chiapas, 29,600 363,216 Tuxtla, 10,982 Chihuahua, 87,802 327,004 Chihuahua, 30,405 Durango, 42,200 371,274 Durango, 31,092 Guanajuato, 12,300 1,065,317 Guanajuato, 41,486 Guerrero, 24,996 474,594 Chilpanzingo, 7,497 Hidalgo, 8,917 603,074 Pachuca, 37,487 Jalisco, 31,846 1,137,311 Guadalajara, 101,208 Mexico, 9,247 924,457 Toluca, 25,904 Michoacan, 22,874 935,849 Morelia, 37,278 Morelos, 2,773 161,697 Cuernavaca, 9,584 Nuevo Leon, 23,592 326,940 Monterey, 62,266 Oaxaca, 35,382 947,910 Oaxaca, 35,049 Puebla, 12,204 1,024,446 Puebla, 93,521 Queretaro, 3,556 228,489 Queretaro, 33,152 San Luis Potosi, 25,316 582,486 San Luis Potosi, 61,019 Sinaloa, 33,671 296,109 Culiacan, 10,380