LA TAPATIA

The term "Tapatia" is sometimes used to refer to people from Jalisco, Mexico. Use of the feminine "la" in the phrase "La Tapatia" may be used to refer to a female (woman) from Jalisco, Mexico.

Registration limited to the entire United States except the states of Arizona and Utah; and the counties of Clark, Nye, Lincoln, and Esmeralda in the State of Nevada; and that part of the State of California: (a) north of a line generally described as beginning at the California/Nevada state line and running due west from the Nevada border to the intersection of State Highway 99 and Monte Vista Avenue, then in a generally southwest direction in a straight line to the intersection of Interstate Highway 5 and Fink Road, then in a generally southeast direction along Interstate Highway 5, then due west through the intersection of County Road G13 and State Highway 25 to the Pacific Ocean; and the City of Turlock, California, as is now and hereafter legally bounded; and (b) the area within the State of California, south and east of a straight line commencing in the geographical center of Stateline, Nevada and extending in a westerly direction toward the geographical center of Buellton, California until it reaches the eastern boarder of Santa Barbara County, California, and then extending in a southerly direction along the eastern border of Santa Barbara County, California until it reaches the Pacific Ocean pursuant to Concurrent Use proceedings 94002108, 94002111, 94002157, and 94002121. Concurrent Use with Serial No. 76515435 and 76515436 (Gruma Corporation) and Bimbo Bakeries, USA.