Arizona republican., 1912-02-28
City Government is Being Reorganized, Saloons Are Closed, and the Town is Rapidly Assuming Nor nal Pose
CUSTOM HOUSE
 CLOSES DOORS
Rebels Are in Full Control But a Large Detachment Will Leave Soon and At tempt the Reduction of Chihuahua
! I4SSociafcd Press Dispatch

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 FL PASO. Feb. 27-The Vasquistas rebel element. which took possession of Juarez this morning about 1O:3OI after firing d single volley. plans next the capture of the city of Chihuahua Tomorrow morning the march of the General Campas forces on the state capital will begin. according to the announcement of the commander to- night. Col Antonio Rojas with ,OOI men, arrived at Bauche shortly after noon and stopped his march there unaware of the developments at JuareZ. Campa notified him to re- sume his march. Rojas is expected To arrive sometime during the night. Campa notified him there are nine hundred rebels already in Juarez and that the arrival of the Rojas group VIII SlNe him total of sixteen hun- ureu- lie says Major Tomas LoZa VIII remain in Juarez with three hun- dred and that the remainder will pro- ceed southward over the line of the National early tomorrow to assault Chihuahua, which is being held by General OrOzco. Campa said he didn't DelleVe the report that Col. Villa. with loyal insurrectos was coming to Juarez and that he considers the town safe from assault by the federals. After seizure of the town today the Vas qmStas set about the task of estah- i hshinS new municipal government. maintaining perfect order Campa ap- pointed Loza mayor of the city and he was installed shortly after noon He then began organizing a police force. The first order was that sa- looms be kept closed. There were only minor disturbances during the day.
 Every step taken by the rebels is apparently with the view of avoiding any possible action that might cause trouble with the United States Com munication between Fl Paso and Juarez was suspended almost entirely today, crossing of the international line being limited to those bearing passes. It was announced that com munication will be restored and street car service resumed tomorrow morn- ing.
 The situation at Juarez this after noon was absolutely peaceable An the rebels, except those on guard, were disarmed and stores were reopened lnez SalaZar. in command of the rebels, said he will be able to main tain order and that shortly a major ity Of his command will begin d march southward toward Chihuahua and Mexico City Officials are being installed to administer all govern ment affairs.
 DOUGLAS, Feb. 2T.-When a re- port reached here today that the Mex jeans were going to Red Lopez" the seven Americans captured at From teras last week, on a charge of being armed outlaws, the revolutionary spirit was famed to fury The men were captured while bearing arms, and charged by Mexicans with being ban dits and outlaws. Instead of keeping them in jail. as customary, and grant ing a fair trial, they today started overland for Cananea for a trial" No one doubts in the least they will be killed enroute and a report brought back that they tried to escape. Com misario Gales, of Agua Prieta, said: The men are confessed outlaws. They are being taken to Cananea where they will be given fair trial"
 BISBEE. Feb. 27.-Troops F. and F of the Fourth cavalry stationed at Fort Huachuca arrived at Warren this afternoon and went into camp for the night. They will leave tomorrow morning at o'clock for Douglas to do patrol duty. The patrol is in charge of Captain Kimball. The captain ex poets to be at Douglas a month or more Troop E is commanded by Lieutenant Ryder and Troop by Lieutenant Kimball
 MARTA. Texas, Feb. 27.-The Nel- son Morris ranch near Cuervo, Mex leo. was attacked by Mexican bandits today but the American ranch hands, well armed, drove the bandits off.
 SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 27.-Emilio Nasquez Gomez declared today he will not go to Juarez to take the pro- visional presidency, and stated fur ther he was surprised at the acton of the rebels in taking the city. as he believed they were going to march south with the intention of the in- vestment of Chihuahua.
 SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 27.-A band of twenty-six Mexican rebels, who crossed the American border Friday in an attempt to steal a herd of cat - = =