José Salazar Ilarregui

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Salazar and the second or maternal family name is Ilarregui.

José Salazar Ilarregui (September 25 1823^[1] – May 9 1892) was a Mexican politician and statesman. Ilarregui was the Governor of Yucatan during the Second Mexican Empire of Maximilian of Habsburg.^[2] He worked in the Mexican Commission of Borders between Mexico-U.S in 1848, and Mexico-Guatemala in 1878-1885.

José Salazar Ilarregui
Governor of Yucatan Imperial Commissary of Yucatan
In office September 4 1864 – March 25 1866
Preceded by	Felipe Navarrete
Succeeded by	Domingo Bureau
In office November 10 1866 – June 15 1867
Preceded by	Domingo Bureau
Succeeded by	Manuel Cepeda Peraza
Minister of State
In office March 8 1866 – June 15 1866
Monarch	Maximilian of Habsburg
Preceded by	José Fernando Ramírez
Succeeded by	José María Lacunza
Minister of Development, Colonization, Industry and Commerce
In office July 26 1866 – September 14 1866
Monarch	Maximilian of Habsburg
Preceded by	Francisco Somera
Succeeded by	Joaquín de Mier y Terán
In office June 13 1864 – August 21 1864
Succeeded by	Manuel Ruiz
Personal details
Born	September 25 1823 Mexico City
Died	May 9 1892 Mexico City
Political party	Conservative
Parents	Francisco Salazar Ilarregui (father) Francisca Velázquez y Obregón (mother)

Treaty of Limits between Mexico and the United States

José Salazar was a surveyor of the Mexican Commission of Borders Matamoros Section of the peace treaty that was signed in the sacristy of the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City on February 2, 1848, and was called Treaty of Peace, Friendship, Limits and Settlement between the United States of America and the Mexican Republic. This document specified the border between the two countries, which included the loss to Mexico of more than half of its territory, which would be added to the United States.

The Mexican Commission of Borders was integrated by:^[3]

First stage

Name	Function
Pedro García Conde	Commissioner
José Salazar Ilarregui	Surveyor
Francisco Jiménez	Engineer First class
Francisco Martínez de Chavero	Secretary of the Commission
Ricardo Ramírez Agustín García Conde	Engineers Second class
Felipe de Iturbide	Interpreter and translator

Second stage

Name	Function
Pedro García Conde	Commissioner
José Salazar Ilarregui	Surveyor
Francisco Jiménez Agustín García Conde	Engineers First class
Francisco Martínez de Chavero	Secretary of the Commission
Ricardo Ramírez Juan B. Espejo	Engineers Second class
Felipe de Iturbide	Interpreter and translator
Agustín Díaz	Surveyor
Manuel Fernández Miguel Iglesias Ignacio Molina Manuel Alemán Luis Díaz Antonio Contreras	Engineers Third class