Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-05
REVOLUTIONIS1S ARRESTED IN
 MIKINGCAMP
Were Trying to Induce Mexi- can Miners at Mowy and Patagonia to Arm Them selves.

MORALES. Ariz., Sept. 1.-The res idents of Nogales. Sonora. and No gales. U. s. A.. were thrown into a furore of excitement today when it became known that Immigration h. spector J. J. Murphy, with Ranger Sergeant Wn. Olds and Ranger John Clark, had arrested three men at Mowry and Patagonia who were try ing 10 recruit a force to attack No gales. Sonora, in the interest of the reyolutionisfs who are said to be seeking to overthrow the present pow CT in Mexican affairs.
 Letters found on the arrested men leave no doubt as to their plans. The capture was especially good for the Mexican government. for the letters found among the effects of the prison CTS detail some of the plans of the rev clutionists.
 The men arrested gave their names as Collis Humbert, Bruno Treyino and Leonardo Villareal The first named was captured at Mowry and the oth- CTS at Patagonia.
 Humbert is a Frenchman, while the other two are citizens of Mexico. They are now in jail in this city. It is claimed that they are in this coun- try in violation of the immigration laws. If this charge is proven, the trio will be deported.
 Deportation in this instance is al- mcss certain to mean death. If this government decides to deport the men Mexican officers will be on the border to arrest them as soon as they are sent across the line. What will fol- low then vii l5e a repetition of the cid, cid story, for the Mexican govern ment deals summarily with revolutions is.s.
 The plans of the trio were bold in the extreme. They circulated among the Mexican miners at Mowry and Patagonia, painting glowing word pie JGres Of what the revolutionists would receive should they be successful in erthrowiag the Diaz government.
 Thei: plan was to arm 100 miners and then march to Nogales, Sonora, at tack the custom house and seize the town. Had they been given chance 10 carry out this plan, and had they been successful in taking the lawn, t was their intention to arm all persons friendly to the revolutionary cause and then proceed on south TO other Sonora towns.
 The plan had been carefully wocied out and was submitted to the revoiu- tlonary leaders, whose headqClrtc! $ are in St. Louis. According to let ter found, the plan was approved and commended highly.
 Among other letters found were sev- eral stating that the revolutionists had strong support in forty Mexican towns, and that an uprising would take place as soon as the revolution ists could secure arms. The letters also stated that no uprising would take place on September Is, as the revolurionists were not well enough armed.
 Arrests of revolutionary leaders were made yesterday at Douglas by immigration officers. All of the ar rested men will be tried on the charge of being in this country in violation Of the immigration laws.
 According to Captain George Webb who is in charge of the immigration service in Arizona and New Mexico no special orders have been received from Washington to look out foI Mexican agitators. When seen here this morning, however, Captain Webf admitted the Mowry and Patagonia ar rests, and that he regarded them as important.
 We are. however, always on ths watch for that class of people" re marked Captain Webb. They border on anarchy, and it is our duty to see
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