Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-09-27

Naco is war Gned The streets. the
corrals in and near the town. the
old bull ring, the railroad houses, the
old adobes, the gulleys, the old
trenches and the fresh earth em-
bankments which were thrown up
on all sides of the city-all of them
are war filled Three thousand men,
infantry and cavalry. most of which
arrived between noon and shutdown
yesterday. hll the city and its 'dobes.
Before morning an additional two
train loads. bearing in all in the
neighborhood OF one thousand more
armed troopers and soldiers, will
overflow the little Mexican village.
Further. Naco is war excited Ru-
mors of battles, Impending and being
fought fiji the streets and converse
tions on the streets. Trains coming
from the south. where near Cajon
battle, which commenced Friday. con
tinues desultory even now. bear the
wounded and the dead of honor Near
" one hundred wounded have been
brought to the city Four officers.
Killed in the action. have been bourn
in for burial Two others have been
placed in the hospital car at Naco
where they lie severely injured Ma
jor Vival sixth infantry, and First
Captain Rafcon. sixth infantry, First
Captain F Padres. sixth infantry
and First Captain Ampuaza, third
cavalry, are the dead officers. In ad-
dition the Hin forces report that they
have buried on the battle field over
eighty privates. Colonel A. r. Con
zeles operating a machine gun in the
battle at Martinez, and First Captain
C.. Abob. sixth infantry lie IN the
hospital cars There is doubt if either
of them win recover from the wounds
they received from soft nosed bull
lets driven by the Yaquis There are
I'm addition several others wounded
in the cars. They were to have been
taken yesterday to Douglas. The
United States would not allow the
Mexicans 10 take them across the
border
But even the wounded and the
dead do not stir the little city as did
the report which was yesterday is.
sued from official quarters Of General
Hin Gales, now General Gales, of
the Carranza forces, formerly mill
tary governor of the state of Sonora
will arrive i'm Naco this morning
Where he comes from. what is his
mission, remains i'm the dark. General
HIM and his aides would not state
But it is generally thought he is to
take supreme command Of the Con
stitutionalist troops in the state OF
Sonora.
The city of Naco is under strict
martial discipline Outposts are
placed about the city at intervals tc
q distance Of seven miles from the
edge Patrols are on the streets AT
ter shutdown last evening the counter
sign was an absolute necessity 4
pass about the. streets. Challenges
were issued everywhere. General Hi
has issued strict orders for the main
tenance Of order aud discipline Any
one with liquor in his possession o.
found selling liquor inside the out
post lines win he executed immedi
ately he is caught Such are the rule
of the camp.
The entertainments and defenses o
the city are progressing fast BY las
evening several Of the newer ditche
had been completed When 1900 mel
arrived on two trains from Canane
they were placed at work preparin
for an attack. Four machine gun
have been brought into the CAM
They are IN position, and negro so
diers formerly of the United State
border patrol. are In command Of tn
instruments. More of the same typ
viii arrive on the other trains, an
when the 700 cavalry located som'
where south Of the city, enroute {
Naco, arrive they will have severs
more machine guns as well as som
leld pieces.
Nine trainloads OF refugees an
soldiers have 50 far arrived in ID
border city from the south. Three {
the trains bore the women OF The
camps, the refugee families OF Ca