Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-26
JUAREz POLICE FIND 200
 BOMBS
Quantities of Dynamite, Pow ter and Fuse Had Been Carefully Wrapped and Buried By RevoIutionists.

Tho Fl Paso Herald gives additional information concerning the Fl Paso- Juarez revolutionary junta and its cp- erations in the following
 Carrying on their investigation of the plot of the Mexican revoiutionists to take Juarez, the authorities across the river yesterday found 200 bombs buried In a sewer pit, which were hid den by the piotters short distance from a house on Ugarte street west, where the arms and ammunition of the reyolutionists were discovered Tuesday night.
 The bombs filled large wagon bed and when taken to the administrations building where they were unloaded, covered the entire floor of the council chamber. There were enough of the deadly instruments to reduce the en- tire city of Juarez to ruins. The bombs were waterproof, of the most i'm proved make and were all ready for use.
 Bombs Unearthed.
 The discovery was made yesterday afternoon by General De la Vega commander of the military zone, Col onel Rojas. of the federal troops, Mayor Montenegro and Chief of Po- lice Ponce of Juarez, who went to the Ugarte street house where the arms had been discovered the previous day. Barefoot tracks were discovered lead ing from the house down to an aban- doned shed and an old sewer pit and loose dirt gave evidence of the ground having been dug up there. Soldiers were put to work carefully digging away the top dirt and in few sec- onds a pile of explosives great enough to tear up tons of earth, had they been touched of. were found,
 The Juarez officials are just now be- ginning to appreciate the state of pre- paredness of the revolutionists toward carrying out their plan of assaulting Juarez. T. was the plan to use the bombs Ia ,oting the banks and ad- ministralion buildings. including the customs house. railway offices. etc, where money in large sums are kept.
 It is believed also that the revolu- tionists Lad planned to dynamite the residences of the officials of Juarez and thus have them out of the way. Simultaneously their men would have been armed and a force would have been mrached on the fort, where it was expected to use the bombs again in reducing the officers quarters.
 After this 1t was thought that the soldiers would attempt no defense and would probably join the revolutionists.
 In addition to the bombs, large quantities of dynamite, powder and fuse were discovered wrapped and buried underground.
 Tn burying the explosives the revo- lutionists exercised the greatest eau ton and went barefooted from the house to the spot where the stuff was inferred.
 There were footprints left in the loose dirt, however, which may serv' as a strong clue to fastening the work upon some member or the crew undei arrest. Measurements of the print were taken by Chief of Police Ponce and they will be kept until the men are brought to trial.
 Fuse Attached
 From the Ugarte street house to the sewer there was attached long fuse which had been covered by loose dirt, and it would have been possible to light the fuse in the house and ir 3 few minutes cause the explosion oi the bombs in the sewer.
 This, it is believed. was to havs been the signal of alarm of the revo- futionists. who were to cause. the ex. piosion Of a bomb or two as the sib. nal for the beginning Of operations ir various parts of the town.
 Juarez officials have not been able to obtain any definite information al to the time set by the revoiutionist, for the movement, but it Is believed from the state of preparedness 1T which the men were in that the move was contemplated within very shor time and 1t is believed that the arrest. were made just in the nick of tint to prevent grave trouble.
 Absurd Rumor.
 Denial to sensational runor circu lated Tuesday afternoon to the effec tf1st the three men. Sarabia, De Il Terre and Candles, who were taken t