Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
SALC|D0 Is NOW IN HANDS OF
 GOVERNMENT
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 among them who will some day dis count Benito Juarez' bid for fame. Soldiers Are Gone.
 An apropos question now is, what has become of the soldiers? Since they departed Douglas night before last, between suns, they have not been aethentically heard of. The general impression has been that they were out along the line scouting, but the rangers are of the opinion that they returned to Fort Huachuca Three or four members of the troop, not know ing of the plans to leave the city so hurriedly, were left behind without permission. Failing to answer the bugle call is rather serious offence in military matters and it was up to them to hike to the post and get there within the period prescribed to keep them out of the class of deserters. They will probably get guard house term at that and maybe have fine tackled on besides.
 Big Doinss at Cananea.
 Sunday will be the biggest day in the history of Cananea, if the plans which have been announced for their independence day celebration are car ried out. While there is still some little alarm felt for Cananea, the gen. eral impression is that of all the camps in Sonora it will be the least susceptible to disorder, on account of the great precautionary measures talk en by the Mexican government. Sev- eral hundred troops and rurales will be concentrated there on Sunday and one of the largest military bands in the republic will be on hand to add its influence to the success of the celebration.
 Mexican officials for some time have been arranging for this celebration. It has the sanction and encouragement of the civil and, military authorities and they have left nothing undone that would tend towards its complete success. Among the features attend ing the event will be fireworks at night which will be the most ambi- l tious display of it's ksad ever given in northern Mexico. The officials have gotten up this celebration with the end in view of inviting Americans, es- pecially. to the city. They want to i blot out as much as possible the i'll 1
  ness at the Greene camp.
 Small Celebration Here.
 Here in Douglas there will be | minor celebration on Sunday. As is | the custom it will begin at o'clock in the morning. A number of young | Mexicans are in charge of the cele- | bration and their plans call for visit l to the house of the Mexican consul, | Antonio Maza, at that hour in the | morning, with local orchestra. After | that they will give a parade on the | street They wiu be arrayed in the | picturesque belts of their country. of | the national colors, and will march | about the principal streets of the city. | At S:30 o'clock in the evening they | will give a dance at Woodmen's hall. | The committee in charge of the cele- | bration is composed of H. Bernal, F. | Sosa and E. Escalante
 The Mexicans at Agua Prieta will | also have celebration, it is announc- ed
 Salcido Deported.
 Perhaps the most interesting fea- ture of the Mexican situation is the | deportation of Abram Salcido, the first | of the Mexican agitators arrested, who was taken in here last Sunday week by Immigration Inspector Chas. T. Cornell. Salcido was given hearing before local board of inquiry, and | after the evidence was forwarded to Washington, he was removed to Tue son for safe keeping.
 The authorities at Washington have ordered his deportation and Salcido ]