BAIS CITY POLITICAL HISTORY

  "Gen. Sergio Lopez Sinco" who was a Filipino general. He was the son of Don Escolastico G. Sinco and Saturnina Lopez of Iloilo. He served during the Philippine Revolution and later during the Philippine-American War. He assumed command of the La Libertad revolutionary forces and joined the group of Don Diego de la Viña in 1898. He also assumed command of the Bais revolutionary forces.

 Jose Teves Pastor, born on April 30, 1875, in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, was a notable politician who served as a mayor of Dumaguete. While historical records can sometimes be intricate, information indicates that a "Mayor Jose Teves" was responsible for initiating significant public works projects in Dumaguete during his tenure. He was the son of José Pastor y Meléndez and Fausta Teves . He had siblings Manuel Teves Pastor, Concepcion Teves Pastor, Carmen Pastor de Llanderal, and Agapito Teves Pastor. He also had half-siblings, including Ramon Teves Pastor. This indicates a strong family connection between the Teves and Pastor names. One of his notable early projects as mayor was the establishment of health care centers in various areas of Dumaguete, including Piapi, Daro, and Taclobo. His efforts extended to broader infrastructure development in the Town. Mayor Jose Teves Pastor, significantly contributed to the town's progress. He spearheaded crucial infrastructure d...