Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-02
FELT FOR SAFETY OF
 GONZALES
"Garbanzo King of Sonora Is Missing and Friends Fear He May Have Met With Foul Play.


 the latter part Of last week to meet Bob Byrns, Cadillac agent at Nog ales on a business matter and nothing has been heard of him since that time Gonzales who is one the rich est men i'm Mexico, started from Her mosillo Friday morning at daylight by automobile That is the last known of him and it is feared that he has met with foul play. Rescue parties have gone to cover the road between Nogales and Hermosillo in hope of finding him or his remains
 Byrns accompanied by Mrs Byrns left last week for Hermosillo. They were travelling in an automobile and when they reached a ranch a short distance north of Hermosillo they were told of the YaQui outbreak in the city and advised not to go fur ther They stopped at the ranch and wired to Gonzales to come to Nogales and that the business in hand could be transacted there Shortly after sending the message MT. and Mrs Byrns returned to Nogales and waited word from Gonzales.
 The next heard from his was that h. would make the trip by auto tC Nogales and then it was reported that he had started Byrns waited in Nogales for Gonzales Co arrive
 Country swarms With Yacuis.
 The country between Hermosnlc and Nogales swarms with armed Yaquis who have become disgustec witt the Maytorena army and have deserted Byrns was stopped several times on the road by Yaquis who in Quired about his business in Sonora. There was no attempt at violence by the Indians. but one party took rope from the car, simply statine that they wanted it.
 Mir Byrns said that the cause Of the Yaqui revolt in the Maytoren, forces is that the men are complain ing of lack or rations and little or no pay. They are being paid in cur rcncy that has no value now being worth in American money about 1OiA for one. It was also told Byrns that Maytorena had not kept his promisees that dissatisfaction is rife throug- out Sonora and that thc caAse of the governor is failing
 Saw Burning Bridges.
 Byrns saw smoke of the burning bridges on the Southern Pacific Of Mexico and said that while the May torena people are charging the des- truction of the bridges tC the Car zistas it is well known in that part of the state that there are no | bands of Constitutioualists He says there is every reason to believe that l the bridges were destroyed by men frora the ranks of Maytorena's army who had been promised that they [ would be supplied with provisions when the road was opened and that the failure of MaytoTeua Go make good his word angered the men who deserted and took out their spite by burning railroad bridges.
 It is a question as to where May torena is. IL was first reported that he is held prisoner by his men. and later it is reported that he has gone to Guavmas No one seems to know for sure just where the governor is
 Before he left Nogales it is under. stood that he had reason Co believe that the people were becoming dis gusted with him and it is well l known fact that he kent his automo bile not far from the intcrnationa line and headed toward the United States
 Colnterfeiters Executed.
 Two of the men who were inpu cated fin the stamping of the boeu. money so that it could De passed were executed thc other day. They were marched out t0 the cemeter, and shot down like dogs As far a, can be leareud. none Of the higher-up. who were in the money couspiracl have been arrested Some of then are still on this side of the line
 Mir Byms said that while in No gales Sonora. he had business deal ings with one Of thc leading business men of Sonora, and that this mai said "If Wilson was man and no , am old woman American troop would have been sent into Mcxic long ago to protect Americans am put stop to the war;" Byrus sai that this remark coming from a Mes icaa who has all his property in Mo9 3 leo. was great surprise to him, bu that it goes to show that the bette ] class of MeXicans are becoming a last tired of Che horrible conditio ( that the ambitions of a few leader haze forced on Mexico
 In speaking of the roads south T Noeales. Byrns said that they are ! bad condition for travel and that a , this time it is hardly safe for peopl y to travel over them because Of tn
 rowing bands Of disgrunpel Mayt' rcna soldiers