Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-05
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE
CANANEA WS
 NOTES

CANANEA. Son. Mex, March B. This morning a pro-government dem onstration was held at the Cananea theater, at which many prominent citizens spoke in support of the Ma dero administration. About $50 men attended. and the affair proved quite a success. The large attendance, con sidering the time of day the meeting was held showed very plainly that what the people of Cananea want is law and order, and not brigandage and chaos.
 There have been several meetings of this nature held in Cananea during the past week, all the societies meet ing at different times, and the one subject of peace is discussed freely.
 There are, of course. some people in Cananea who would delight in reign of lawlessness, but it is clear ly seen that the great majority of Cananeans want peace and harmony. They do not seem interested in Chi huahua's affairs.
 Return from Fronterss
 On Saturday afternoon a number of men arrived in the city from the Fronteras neighborlood. where they hal gone for the purpose of recover ing d number of horses which were stolen from the Cananea Cattle com pany when the Duhagon and Corona do bandits raided the Nogales ranch about a month ago. They secured also the two horses which were taken from two engineers of the Four C's compsny on February r. east of the s~ffl nd oh guns were also recovered.
 The men report that in a clash be tween the bandits and rurales, that six of the former were killed, one of whom was a leader. If this is cer- t-ip. the dead man was Jose Rodri- guez, as he was also classed as one Of the leaders of that band, there being three leaders" On his per son. which had been burned consid erably, was found a paper containing the names Of the entire band, but a portion of the list bearing the first names. was destroyed. There were eighteen names. Reports from Doug las are to the effect that Duhagon and Coronado are in that city. hence the dead man is thought to be Rod. riguez. The band has been entirely broken up and the men scattered.
 American Prisoners
 The seven Americans who were ar rested near Fronteras about a week ago, charged with being under arms against the government, arrived in Cananea last evening, accompanied by their guard of rurales. The men were on foot. and have been on the road for a number of days, coming here by way of Bacoachi.
 When seen, some of the Americans tell the story that they had entered Nexico for the purpoe Of assisting the government in putting down the and that they were former Maderista soldiers. This DOT ton of their story is, however. not believed by the officials. The men also say that they had offered their seryi- ces to the officials in Agua Prieta, but that they were told that there were sufficient federals in the border town for the purpose of defending 1t.
 The men give the names Of John Belthort, Charles Sheridan, Charles Sigille, Fred Saunders. Carl Iinville Arthur Horning and William Baker.
 Just what will be done with the men it not known at present. but it Is almost certain that they will De given a preliminary hearing before the authorities here and then sent To Nogales, where they will be tried by the federal court