Arizona republican., 1906-08-15

I there is nothing authentic in them. i (Sigued) tS. E. CROSS, Consular Agent"
 "Puebla. August 1st, l9O6 i Absolutely nothing to justify those sensational reports mentioned. l (Signed) WILLIAM HEADENs'
 "Saltillo, August 1st, 1906. ''In this state the Mexican citizens are particularly courteous and cOnsid- crate with all foreigners There is no reasons whatever for those false and sensational reports.
 | CSigned) VICTOR L. DUHAIME." ''TuXpam, August 1st 1906. The reports of the press can not be confirmed. There is no fear of a riot at the present time.
 (signed) A. I. LEsPINASE.
 Consul" ''Veracruz August 1st 1906 There is nothing to justify what you mentioned.
 (signed w. w. CANAD,
 Consul"
 'Zacatecas, August 1st, 1906. Neither here or at the nearby points are there signs of any disturbances. Those reports are considered unauth orized and are detrimental to Ameri can enterprises. (Signed)
 REDMOND VON GEHREN,
 American Consul"
 Monterey. August 1st. 1906. The reports published by the press in regard to d revolution are ridicu- lous and false as far as Monterey and nearby points are concerned, that there are labor struggles between MeXicans and Americans and that the Americans are terrified and are leav- ing the country. There are two peace ful strikes of railroad men. There is no agitation of any kind.
 (Signed) ANNA.
 Consul General"
 "Campeche, August 1st 1906. 'I am convinced that there is noth- ing here 10 justify the reports to which you make reference.
 tSigneO JOSE ESPINOLA.
 American Consul" "Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. Aug. 1st, 1906. The Mexican workmen think they have a complaint against the foreign CTS. That feeling is perceptible. but there is no agitation whatever.
 (SigneO LEWIS A. MARTIN"
 Acapulco, August 1st, 1906. Those reports are new to me. I did not know anything of them.
 
 chihuahua, August 1st. 1906 "The foreign residents here now have less apprehension than ever be- fore. The railroad strike is peaceful up to date there is no more dfsaffec- tion than before against the Americans and there is no reason for it.
 tSigned) wv w. MILLS.
 Consul"
 "Canauea Aup1st 1st 1QOe There is nothing in my opinion to justify those reports.
 (Signed) 'J. B. BREATHITT"
 Consular Agent"
 Durango. August 1st 19O6 There have not been printed or cir culated here printed circulars against foreigners. Such reports were not known in Durango until papers from the outside brought them in and caus- ed excitement al Velardena and Tor reon. but there Is no indication that a demonstration is projected here tSigned) LIE ROY.
 Consul" san Luis Potosi. August 1st. 1906. There is much talk here among the American railroad men of what has more or less been published by the American papers. I have investigated these reports and have found nothing authentic in any of them It seems that there is some bad feeling be- tween Mexican and American railroad men. CSigned) "S. k. CROSS.
 Consular Agent"
 "Jalapa. August 1st. 1906. Nothing. Those reports are not talk en seriously. There is no change. iS1gned) RICHARDSON.
 Consul" ] "Manzmillo August 1st. 1906. Everything indicates that in this 1 district exists the best of relations be- | tween foreigners and natives.
 tSigned) HENRY B. ELLIOTT,
 Vice Consul" !
 Matamoros, August 1st. 1906. Up to date there has been nothing here to justify the sensational reports. ] will keep you posted.
 tSigned) "P. MERRILL GRIFFITH"