Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-24
.NACO BOWS TO' PEACE DOVES.
 SUPPLICATI0N.
Ramon Sosa, Commissioner Of The Aguas calentes COnven- tion, Succeeds In Bringing The
 Commanders To Agreement
Maytorena Win Remove To Villa Verde, Twenty-four Killomet- CTS South Of Naco ;HiIl Win Re- frain From Offensive Moves

Ni OOhui VT NdIG gilth pNtN nv
 frain From Offensive Moves
 Like a fire in the forest. growing from the small coals left by the camper, springing into great flames in which trees are swept away, then running its course. and dying. the siege of Naco has burned out, and the smoldering hatred of the two opposing troops has been suf- ficiently cooled by the oil applied by Ramon Sosa, peace commissioner. to warrant the statement that it Is "all over with the war on the border for at least a time. Final arrangements for the armistice awaiting the decis- ions and dictatlons of the convention of generals at present ting in Aguas Calientes were reached yester- day after the peace commissioner had made several trips from Hills trenches to the outer camp of the Yaquis and back again to the fortif- cations of Naco.
 Maytorena accompanied by his Yaq- uis and Mexicans is to withdraw twenty-four killometers from Naco to Villa Verde, on the railroad to Cam anea, where he Is to remain inactive until the decisions of the Aguas Cal ientes convention have been reached Hill in the meantime is to remain in 1 Naco, to refrain from any hostile ! torena's troops, and to wholly cease his warfare The truce was reached yesterday at noon, after three con ] ferences during the morning with each of the generals and will be carried out immediately
 General Urbeleio. commander of the Yaqui troops and his 150O men, were ali of them against the move to l which General MaytOrena agreed
 They protested roundly and loudly l for some hours, and were for an im- mediate attack on the city. However the combined salve of the peace con- { missioner and General Maytorena ] served finally to heal the wounds of | the past twenty-three days of siege and the Yaqui chieftian agreed that he would abide by the truce He is located with his men on the west side of Naco. where he has been building
 ditches and Notifications since hi, arrival
 General Urbeleio pointed out tc 1 General Maytorena in the course of his discussion of the move that the
 absence Of his troops from th,
 neighborhood will give the Hn
 forces ample opportunity to not only
 strengthen their own defenses, bu
 to mine the outer posts where the
 YaQuis have been fighting and blow them to the skies if they again at
 tempt to storm the city. He als,
 pointed out that they have already
 beer before the city more than twen ty days and that diplomacy ant common sense demanded that the! remain in their positions until the! are forced to retire or until the. have busted the Hill forces.
 The Yaquis began breaking thei . camp last evening. They stated at thu b time that they will move about tn base of the mountains to the poin B on the east where they have beei t halting their trains and there CT train for Villa Verde. They win b'
 gin moving to the point where the 8 will remain inactive until the COT vention is over early this morning. 1 @ Is expected that they will have move @ away from Naco by noon or a litu q later.
 Villa Verde is a point on the Soutt k ern Pacific of Mexico. half way bt '. tween Naco and Cananea, and eigl l. teen miles by rail fro mthe bordei r It is a small watering station wher ?. there are wells. and where a statio y and section house are the only mark
 of inhabitants. Here the Maytoren D. troopo will await the conventions di d tates.
 IS There are many doubts of whi e the convention win say to the tW D. commanders. However. from the stat s. ments of sosa, the peace commission In CT, the generals will finally agree
 order one of the two contending ge
 erals to lay down all arms, and T
 tire to a peaceful life in some othI
 part of the Unifed States ot Mexie
 Again doubt 10 the nah attent, O. of the knowing and the snppositioi H. of how tha nan commanded to GU