El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-17
REPORTS Of
MEx|CANS
DISAGREE
Injured and Dead Lists in
Battles Do Not Tally, Al
though Made Officially.
SOME INTERIOR
DISTURBANCES

| mexico City, Dec 1d--NOtW1thStand-
ing complaints from Mexico officials
of reports published in the United
! States regarding Mexican losses, Mex
lean official reports do not tally in
] any respect. Gen. Navarro, following
/ the fight at CerrO Prieta. declared that
his loss was IS killed-11 men and
two Officers-while in Mexico City the
| loss is put at a much smaller figure
Official reports given out at the Mexi-
can war office declare that the losses
of the federal forces were six soldiers
of the 3rd regiment of cavalry killed
and two officers OF the same regiment
! wounded. The goth battalion suffered
! more severely, and had two officers
and % soldiers wounded The wounded
officers are Capt. Gustave Guzman and
Lieut.. Enrique Barrera
Officers Rewarded.
The following officers of the 18th
and completely defeated at Pedernales
have been promoted on account of
their meritoriOus action on the field
Capt. Joaquin Castillo. Lieut. L. Man
Zano and Sub-Lieut- J. Gonzalez The
sergeants of this battalion will each
receive $50, the corporaIs S25 and the
privates $40
During the course of the next few
days a general order will be issued by
the war department announcing the
Announcements of officers and the re-
wards to be given the soldiers who
fought at Cerro Prieta- The full de-
tailed report Of Gen. Navarro is all
that is being awaited, it is announced.
Send Ammunition North.
A large supply of ammunition has
left the city in charge of 80 men of
the 29th Infantry. Their destination
is Queretaro- AS the 9Th infantry has
received telegraphic orders to be ready
to move. it is thought the ammunition
is for their use, as il is considered
likely that they will be ordered TO
Chihuahua to reinforce the command
of Gen. Navarro.
Prisoners For Trial.
There has been trouble at Silao and
Guanajuato. Prisoners were brought in
from these places and taken TO the
penitentiary and turned over to Judge
Juan Perez de Leon. Their names are
Manuel Navarro. CiprianO Preciado.
Francisco Cuellar FaustinO Navarro
Antonio Navarro, ]. Encarnac ion Viey-
"a and Jose Navarro.
When given a preliminary examina-
ton they declared that while it was
true that they had at first joined the
anti-reelectionist group later they
withdrew from the ranks of the Ma
derists- They declare the authorities
OF Silao, for motives of personal dis
like, arrested them and ended by send
ing them to this city
More Prisoners Coming
Several groups of prisoners are ex-
pected from Monterey San Luis Po-
tosi. Zacatecas and other frontier
towns. From the last named place the
following persons are to be tried here:
Camilo Estrada, Macedonia V Elip'dio |
Estrada, Jesus Blant. Jesus C6rtes, !
Jose Garcia, Tomas Figueroa. Rosen1o 7
Gonzalez. Esteban Guzman, Macedonia |
Garcia. Pedro Hoyos. Dr. Jose Maria {
Rubalcava, Vicente Lsgaspa Olivia. J. !
Ascension Ortiz. Pho MARQUEE 7. Trim /
dad Pereyra, Sebastian Prieto. Mag |
daleno Romero. Pascual Pozos, Fiden- !
clio Ruiz. GabinO Pozos J. Trinitad. /
Silvestre Reymoso. Candida SaRdoval. /
Leonides ROjas. Francisco SandovaI, |
Maximino Santoyo. Crispin Robes VII !
legGs. EvaristO Garcia AMI Luis Cruz /
Villalvazo
Trouble Near Zacateenx.
Although repeated declarations are
made officially that there is no trou- |!
bic except in Chihuahua. the following
statement relative TO these prisoners in
the Mexican Herald says that there has
been trouble at Zacatecas:
All of these are members OF an anti
reelectiOnist club in a small town near
Zacatecas by the name of Juchipila. 1t
seems that upon their failure to win
at the polls they resorted TO arms in |
view of which the governor of that !
state sent a body of soldiers to arrest
them and bring them to Zacatecas,
where they are at present detained