Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
Visitor From HernosiIIo Tells ~.... of, Plans of General
 Tcrres.
PiMAS AND 0PUTAS TO
 MAKE WAR ON INDIANS.
Former Resident of Arizona Has Been Given Command and Organization of New Force to Take the Field,

George z. Hesklns, who has bcan in c"''''r 'fsss tse past three months, -ds iA the city yesterday from Her Mcsifio. where he learned of the -loye on foot to fight the Pima and oputa Indians against the Yaquis. Years ago the 0putas were the enc mics of the Apaches and are said to have an equal dislike for the Yaquis.
 Gen. Luis E. Torres. comandant of the First Military Zcne of the Mexi- can army, whose command embraces the region infested and harried by the insurgent Yaquis, has adopted the plan of operation which, if consistently and consistently pursued, will terminate within few months the unfortunate condition of affairs which has so long paralyzed large part of the State O Sonora -.
 The work of organization and com mand of the new force has been en. trusted to Dr. Lcrenzo Boido, of Quay mas, who lived in Arizona many years during the Apache times, and is known on both sides of the line. He is to have a free hand, to seek the hostile Yaquis wherever they are to be found, hit them hard, follow them wherever they go, hit them again, and if they scatter, do the same with his own men and follow and hit them in detail, keeping them on the run until they will be heartily glad to sue for peace.
 Boido's command will travel afoot no one, not even the officers, mount ed, and will go without baggage, ra- tions or impediments of any kind, ex cept the clothing they wear and their arms and ammunitions; and, like the enemy they seek, the command will subsist upon the country they trav erse, killing beeves whenever they need meat. taking other provisions whenever and wherever found, givine vouchers for what they take, which will be paid by the government. and returning accounts of the brands C. cattle killed so they will be paid for.
 Last week Doctor Boido completed organization of the first company of his command, and Monday afternoon the column took the field in command of the doctor. It consists of sixt Pima and Oputa Indians, all good shots, well armed and equipped. and with them two Americans, MeSsrs H. Pollard and Samuel Hallenstein. Both men are experienced, and will prove of real capacity and energy at the work in hand
 Pollard was formerly deputy sheriff at Patagonia, and is well known in santa Cruz county. In the Cuban var he went to the front with the packers, and there joined the insur- gent army, and with which he saw arduCus and trying service. Hallen- stein has been on the frontier many ears and is well known as. a prospec- ,"T and scout. He has with him two 2!CodhCunds which will be used in 'racklng the Yaquis, when necessary.
 The command are all armed with improved Remington rifles, which use .r2? 32q&e! cagtElfge, and are very feCtiye Es%rcIs.
 After the column started out Mon. !2y has been iH the field short time nd well settled in it's work, Dr. Boido will return to Hermosillo and organ ize another column or company upon the same plan, leaving with the two SubordinateS the column now in the field.
 As soon as the second column is or. ganized that will be put into the field in the same way, operating at dis tance from the first, but at the time supporting it. Then in succession there will be organized other columns upon the same plan, and as fast as fitted for the work they will take the field, until there are five or six of them, all operating in different DOT. tions of the field of hostilities, but in support of each other, and in conjunc> tion with the regular troops.