Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22
MAYT0RENA PLANS END
 IF ATTACK
Says Will Demolish Naco, Take City or Loose Com mand Before He Ceases His Attacks on Sonora Town.
LOWER CALIFORNIA
 IN VILLAS HANDS
Firing Yesterday Continued In Same Desultory Manner One Mine Discovered by Maytorena Soldiers.

Maytorena Soldiers.
 There are three possible outcomes of the battle before Naco," said Gen. eral Jose Maria Maytorena yesterday "l win either take the city, demolish the city and the Hnl pos tions with my cannon and artillery, or decimate my forces in the attempt"
 "I have been slow in the past l win continue to progress in the same manner. ] know that there are mines before tie Hiu trenches. and have thcm to find before l can do anything else Yesterday l discovered a four teen case mine within two hundred yards of the Hill trenches We cut the wires, and rendered the mine in- effective. There are others. and will find them before I make any fur ther active moves on the city.
 "I bombarded the city Wednesday last. did it with deliberate intent l wished the Hin men and General H'll himself to know that my gunners and guns are SO good that Naco can be made a pile of ruins inside two days when I really turn myself and my men loose on the city l did it tha, the men from the Hill force who wish Co escape the hardships which win surely come in the next few days, may take opportunity as it comes and make their way from the danger zone which ! will create when l become ready to make my final assault on the city.
 "I win tell the United States off. cials on the border before the assault is made, and will do what l can for tne protection of the American city"
 General Jose M Maytorena. yes ierday fin an interview with the Re view representative placed his stand before the pubic in such a manner that none can doubt his intent and his ability He is set on taking the city and the state of Sonora for Villa, and will do all that is in his power to that end
 Advises received by the general yesterday from Guaymos state that the whole of the state of Lower Cali fornia is already Loyalty in the hands of Villa lieutenants M A. Santaella, commander of the port of Guaymas, sent word to Maytoreua that he had received in his port Villa commanders from Lower California reporting the outcome of the brief struggle for the subduing of that state
 The message told of the arrival in Guaymas of Major Jose Gomendaviz and eiehty-five soldiers from the state. They reported that they placed them selves in the command of Villa, that the remainder of the state of Lower California is already in the hands of Villa adherents. and that the sub mission of the garrison at Lag La in favor of the Villa agents completes the victory in their state.
 The firing on the Mexican border yesterday was about as heavy and steady as during the days proceeding when active battle was not under way. Shipping continued through the whole Of the day and at an early hour this morning was becoming heavier. At midnight a mine near the city was exploded which shook the whole Of the district Other mines were ex- ploded at intervals The firing seem ed most to come from the Hin trench es
 There are continued reports of the dissatisfaction with Hill among mem bers of his command, of the hkeli- hood of Hil's being replaced at an early date There are also many de- sertions from the Sonora town, and it is apparant that there is something rotten in the camp which is causing the soldiers of the Constitut,onalists to leave their commander and their laet city in the north of the United States of Mexico. However there are no official statements that Hill will be removed. and the furthest that the report can be traced seems to be to the Sonora Land and Tax Commiss'