Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

 Lower California. where there has been an attempt to establish gov ernment independent of either the old Diaz government or the Madero .iasurrection.
 It is the Magonites that have been doing all the footing along the border of Lower California and even on United States territory.
 There was an arrest of another prominent man at San Diego yester- day, charged with complicity with Magon in violating the neutrality laws of the United States.
 Magon and Riyeria served a term in the Arizona penitentiary several years ago on conviction of having violated the neutrality laws of this country and now it looks like they were in for another term of retire ment and confinement.
 Dispatches say that the arrested parties will probably have to remain in jail or furnish bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, which it is doubted they can give.
 Magon and Riyeria were tried at Tombstone, after having been kept in jail for more than a year before the trial occurred. The trial attract ed considerable attention throughout the country. They were defended by able counsel which was provided by the Western Federation of Miners, and during the trial there were a number of the prominent socialists of the country present
 Magon and his associates when they had served their term in the Arizona prison returned to Los An geles and began the publication of a paper which they cali Regeneration. When Madero started his insurrec- ton in Mexico there was surprise at the course pursued by Magon. as from the start he denounced Madero and has kept this up by refusing to allow his followers. whom he sent into Mexico to recognize the author ity of Madero.
 With Magon in the Los Angeles jail and General Pryce in San Francisco looking for any old kind of a job it ought not be a great task to dispel the Magonistas yet remaining in Mexico.
 Senator LaFollettes presidential boom is hard to start with any power behind it. petition was started in Washington last week bz some of the republican progressive leaguers. asking LaFonette to become a candidate. but seven Of the so- called republican insurgent senators refused to attach their names to the lpeution and two of them are openly supporting the candidacy of the pres lent incumbent There is evidence ar hand that LaFollette has weak ened himself by his refusal to sup port the Canadian reciprocity agree ment and again because he support ed the Bristow amendment to the ! resolution for the popular election iof United States senators. which it is believed will cause the defeat of that popular measure unless the sch ate shall recede from the amendment when the measure reaches confer ence.
 While the Phelps-Dodge people con tinue to enlarge their smelting facil liuds in Douglas the Fl Paso papers continue to dream of a custom smel tier being erected in that city by the IPheIps-Dodge people. The ores from the Silver City country would be ireached now by the Fl Paso Southwestern railroad by the build ing of only a short extension iron Deming and it is more than likel!
 that the P.-D company when read
 to send the Silver City ores to a re
 duction plant will send them to Doug Has. The new methods now beinl
 added to the Copper Queen reduction
 works in Douglas are said to be wei
 adapted to the treatment of the sil yer City ores.
 So far as known the new govern
 ment in the state of Sonora is get
 ting into excellent shape. No dis
 turbance is reported from any To
 cality. except the reports regardini irestlessness among the Yaqui In
 diaDs, who have made demand tha
 the lands which they were deprived lof by those in charge of the govern lment under President Diaz, be re