Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

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have been somewhat alarmed by ru-
mors stating that he would be involved
in serious trouble for his part in the
putting down of the Cananea disturb
ance, will be pleased to learn that his
official report TO Governor Kibbey was
satisfactory TO the chief executive of
the territory.
kilograms received last night by
the Observation-Disclosures from Phoe-
nix stated that the governor has with
held action In the matter, pending ad-
vices from Washington, but it is as
sured that there will be no serious
consequences to the ranger captain.
The Phoenix Republican says of the
affair:
Captain Thomas Rynning of the Ari-
zona rangers, arrived in the city yes
terday at the request Governor Kib-
hey, to confer with him regarding the
part taken by the rangers in the Can
anea AFFAIR
Last Friday, when the Mexicans of
Cananess formed themselves into a mob
and threatened to burn the town and
| the property of the Greene Copper
| Company, it was to Capt Rynning
| that the governor of the state of So
nora first turned to aid. He knew
the man he was dealing with, and had
| the utmost confidence in his ability
TO check the uprising.
And after making his request for aid
not a great deal of time elapsed until
the assistance was furnished. AS the
head Of the rangers and an officer of
the territory, there was not a great
deal that Tom Rynning could do, but
it is safe to say that that little which
/ hn could Mich pa dnnn Tho
result was that the call which was
made, following the riot of Friday
night, news of which reached Bisbee
Saturday morning, was answered, the
volunteers arriving in Cananea Satur
, day before noon.
II there was an American in the
, whole town of Cananes that Rynnins
was not personally acquainted with, hs
was in deed late conner. And bette,
, yet, if there was Jaw breaker who
! was apt TO be implicated in the rio
that Running did not know, he, too
was late conner. 1t was an oppor
tunity to kill two birds with one stone
lend assistance to his friends, whit
were reported to be in danger, and Il
! look over a gang of criminals for mel
who were possibly wanted by the pc
Z lice of Mexico and the United States
To explain his action in leaving thi
T country with an armed body of men
Governor Kibbey Monday asked b,
wire for Rynning to come to Phoenix
/ and yesterday morning he was here
{ For several hours in the morning b,
' was in consultation with the chief ex
e ecutiye. The result Of the interview
n as far as anything Of interest to tn
+ public was concerned, was not mad
4 known at the capitol. except that tn
1 captains explanations were entirel
r satisfactory to the governor. Nj
q Rynning himself appeared to be back
ward about discussing the case.
r The call for volunteers came to Biz
s bee from Col Greene, who asked 70
g 200 men. Inside OF an hour after tn
I call was posted on bulletin board.
\ said Captain Rynning, 1000 men ha
!, offered their services. They discusse
ways and means of getting to the for
: and finally as to who should lead ther
and was urged to take command, bu
before accepting l asked the men {
G congregate in front of the Cope
2 Queen store, where would addres
/ them. AT that meeting l explained {
e them that the first reports of such al
S fairs were always exaggerated, an
|. that possibly the need of the volur