Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-28
TERMS OF YAQUIS
 TO THE GOVERNOR.

Herewith we publish some import ant dispatches addressed to Governor of the State Alberto Cubillas by the general of first military zone in refer ence to the peace movement by the Yaqui rebels:
 TORN, May 2, 1908.-I honor my self in telling you that the conference which took place between Colonel Jose Gonzalez Salas and Luis Bule, accompanied by ninety followers, lasted three hours, the conference having taken place at Las Iiguera., l'be general in chief is ssiI to nave found the rebels disposed to sur render and asking that the detach- ments at Sierra del Bactate be done away with, but they were told that 1t was not convenient at present and they seemed satisfied. They also asked that their families which are now in Yucatan be returned to them. They were told that after their su, render thre government would let them know what could be done which they readily accepted. They also asked to be allowed to organize churches in some of the "pueblos. {" They were answered. that In this country they had freedom of religion and once having surrendered and set. tied down in the pueblos they could solicit the above privilege which they are willing to accept.
 Having been told to remove their families from the Fortress del Baca. | tete they at once went there to re. unite them and they will be encamped in the hills of Bacatetito. This gen. eral fort dictated the principal condf ] ton ordered by the war department | relative to the disarmament of the | Indians and the surrender of all i'm. plements of war. They have accepted these conditions, and in my next com munication will give you the details. Important.
 I honor myself in communicatins to you of having notified Colonel Jose | Gonzalez Salas of the following nego tiations for the surrender of the In dians captured by Leader Luis Bule under the following conditions:
 1st. Bule and his followers once having surrendered to the Government authorities they are assured the same ngnts and privileges granted to Mexi can citizens.
 2nd. The lives and properties of thC surrendered will be protected and they Will be allowed to work where theI wish from the District of Ures to tht south.
 3rd. All armament and ammunition and other implements of war witt which the rebels have been makiu, trouble to the government forces mus be surrendered to the military author ities.
 4th. Luis Bule must send word t, his different forces, which are nov in his company, to cease hostilities a once and to give up their arms.
 5th. The federal government vii provide for the necessities of the SUI rendered and their families for tn month of May until they can find em ployment.
 9th. The surrender of arms ant ammunition of the followers of Lui Bule must be immediate, then eacl and every one will be at liberty tt designate the place or places to whici they will go after their surrender.
 In answer the general has the fol lowing to say: The commissarie: which went to forward the condition! which this fort has made for the ac ceptance of peace arrived today an( Luis Bule and his people said theN were satisfied with them and only asl to be given the necesSary tine tc gather their families and tribes so a! to present themselves in Q body. II answer to this l have asked them t. let me know the time needed by then and I have given them permission to come to del Bactete to buy wha they need for they say they do no want to accept anything until obtain ing peace. Therefore ask our supe rior authority to send, ifNconveninent the following: Corn, hats, mems anC