Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-08


 camp. they helped themselves to what they desired. including money. from the Mexican citizens of the camp.
 Rynerson Tells Story.
 w. l.. Rynerson. who Is working some of the Fl Tigre company min ing property on a lease. arrived this morning from Fl Tigre mining camp. which has been without communiea- ton with the outside world since March I. Mir Rynerson gave a graphic description of the coming of Colonel Blanco
 There is no doutt of Colonel ] Blanco having been in the Fl Tigre ! camp" said Mr. Rynerson today on his arrival at the Gadsden hotel, hay ! ling come direct from the Fl Tigre mine.
 Colonel Blanco. with about 25o men. reached Fl Tigre camp on March l, and remained there until yesterday morning. when he left for Pilares de Teras. the camp of the Cinco de Moyo mine, owned by Col onel Garcia talked to Colonel Blanco in person and he assured me that no American in Mexico need be alarmed because of the instruction lin that country, as no American or American enterprise would be molest- ,F hn rV The stay of Colonel Blanco in the Tigre camp fully verified this state lment of the officer in the command, las, so far as I learned, nothing be longing to any American was mo Tested.
 During the stay of the insurrectos lthey took possession of the com lmissario of the camp and appropri- lated seventeen guns and a lot of Ammunition At the store of the Fl ITigre company purchases were made lof merchandise and supplies, for which cash was paid. The Mexican ] icitizen was not so fortunate as the American, as the insurrectos showed no compunction about taking any thing from Mexicans which they de sired. even going so far as request- ling contributions to the revolution l ary cause of monsy. which request } was complied with by good many } but the amour. could not be stated Equipment is Excellent. Colonel Blanco's men were vel equipped with Mauser rifles and car - ried an abundance of ammunition . There was no resistance to the en try of the insurrectos and no one in ljured, A. c. Garcia, eommissario Q the Fl Tigre camp, was of cours' made a prisoner, and everything be longing to the municipal governmen was taken Young Garcia, who is
 nephew of Colonel Garcia of tn Cinco de Mayo property, was take away by the insurrectos and he vo
 unteored to take along his type
 writer and act as secretary for th
 commnd which he was Lermitte
 to do.
 At PiIares de Teras.
 From Fl Tigre Colonel Blanc
 and his command, including enc hu'
 dred and seven Fl Tigre recruits
 with others following to join .
 the next stopping place. went
 Pilares de Teras. where they el
 tered without opposition, as at
 Tigre. Here they got some moI tguns and ammunition from the ofic
 of the commissario and police $
 neon Robles, commissario at Pilar'
 de Teras, was also taken prison'
 and carried away. It was given ol
 at Pilares de Teras that Colon
 Blanco and his comand would !;
 from there to Cuchuta ranch, ownt by R. =. 7isquera and from shere
 the south. Colonel Blanco is reports r to have sent letter to Francis
 Chiapas of Aoctezuma, informing hi n lof his presence in the district al
 telling him when he might be c
 pected in Moctezuma, the capital V the district"
 i Passengers coming up from | c train this morning brought a rum that was current in Nocozari to [
 effect that number of Francis
 Chiapas' force deserted him after e left Moctezuma, and that he b - turned back, however, there is no'
 ling to confirm this.
 J~ It was reported from Cuchuta q
 morning that seventeen men beloI .t ling 10 the Cabral and Red LOT
 band had been there yesterday aft
 aour,It is quite likely that Cab
 will join his force to that of Colol J. Blanco. With this large force
 would be easy 10 make quick T
 to Agua Prieta and capture u
 port and the force of Colonel M'
 would not be warranted in trying head them of.
 The report telegraphed from