Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-22
STRONG GUARD
NOW PATROLS
BORDER
MEXICAN lNSURRECTlON
STERNLY SUPPRESSED
Trouble Makers Deprived Of
Arms and Ammunition With
Leaders in Jail, Inclined to
Give up Struggle,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
III Paso. Texas, June 2l.-ln addi-
+ ton To tie soldiers guarding the
border towns along The Arizona-s So
nora line a number Of citizens were
/ impressed into service today for the
/ purpose of protecting the government
| funds
! AT Naco. Sonora, Commissario Cu-
/ hillas this morning purchased such
! arms as could be secured in Naco and
! placed a guard to protect the gov
ctnment property from the expected
4 raid from the United states
/ The soldiers from Cananea have
been quartercd in the warehouse of
the Cananea Copper company and are
/ evidently making preparations Tor a
protracted stay. They arrived this
morning and the women and children
OF Naco who had crossed the line into
Arizona for the night, returned home.
The custom house funds which were
removed from sonora to Arizona last
night We're also taken back today.
Three burIos loaded with sacks OF
ammunition are known to have
passed through the san Jose moun-
tain sunday night. the burros having
been taken by force from their owner
who was not aware of what they We're
needed for until he saw the load be-
ing placed upon them. These men
are still in the mountains, but their
arrest is expected at any minute.
II the trOuble-makcrs ever expected
to be successful that they viii be nm
successful now Is foregone conclu-
sion They lack Organization and
have now ben deprived Of their lead
ers and arms.
There is in this demonstration no
recurrence OF the trouble of four
years ago when the Americans We're
the object Of the American rioters
hatred and the cry was Mexico for
McN rans."
owing to IT'S remoteness from the
capital of the republic and the diff
Guilty Of transporting troops there, the
state OF sonora Mexico has been
fruitful Of disorders. 1t was the task
of many years to subdue the Yaqul
Indians ana in that state any move
ment political or otherwise that
smacks Of revolt against the existing
order of things finds a ready support
While now there is considerable COM
motion in the northern part Of the
state and Mexican troops and rurales
mounted country polico-are kept
the authorities are in entire command
Of the situation and there Is no dam
ger there or elsewhere OF II success
ful revolt against the government.
The large relnforcements received
by Colonel kosterltzky ana the pre-
cautions he has taken satisfy all IA
miliar with the situation that there
can be no successful outbreak
There are disturbances at other
points on the border, notably at 6. 7.
Diaz, from which place many adher-
cnts of Madero have taken refuge at
Eagle Pass, the American town op-
posite. But these disturbances mark
every election year in Mexico, when
refugees from Mexico establish news |
papers on the American side to
champion the cause of their candi- |
dates ana incidentally to foment a re-
volt against the government.
The statements that secret meet |
ings Of plotters against the Mexican |
have been held here arc |
declared by CHIEF 0i Police Jenkins !
TO be absolutely without foundation.