The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-22
TREAS. IS GUTIERREZ
LATEST LOOT
Abdicatine President of Mexico Takes
Ten and One-HaIf Millions With
Him When He Leaves Capitol.
VILLA WILL NOT GO
TO CAPITAL CITY

NOGALES, Jan. 20.-That Consti-
tutionalists President Gutierrez took
with him at the time of his depart
ure from Mexico City the full sum
of $1O,50O,0 900 Mexican currency and
silver, at the time of his departure
from the capitol city on the morning
of January Is, is the news contained
in message from General Pancho
Villa to Governor Jose Maytorena,
received here today. The message
gives in detail the facts of Gutierrez
treachery to the convention, of his
leaving of the city and of the subse-
quent acts of Villa and zapata on be-
half or the convention.
Gutierrez, says the message. left
the city in company with General
Blanco, with about 5000 soldiers
just before daylight. Some disorder
followed the discovery of his abdica-.
ton, but troops belonging to and
faithful to Villa and the convention,
ARRIVED in the capital soon after Gut
ierrez left, and Immediately restored
the city to order. Since that time
there have been no disturbances,
and the government is running on
smooth wheels.
Aguas Calientes, his present head
quarters. He states that he has re-
fused to go to Mexico City on the
ground that his presence there might
cause friction among the elements
in control. He says he will remain
away from the seat of government
until after there has been held an
election and president is chosen,
when he may make his headquarters
in the Capitol He adds that he and
Zapata are harmonious in their act
ions and agreements, and that there
is no danger of further breaks in the
ranks of the Constitutionalist party
Three governors of three distinct
states OF the United States of Mexi-
CO read the message from Villa when
it arrived They we're assembled IN
Nogales for a conference which will
probably settle the alignment of the
northern part of Mexico in the fu-
ture troubles All are Villa 9nd
Convention supporters They are.
Governors Reveros, OF Sinola; Cas-
tillo, of Cenopeche and lose Maytore-
no, of So fora state. They have fcen
in Noga.es comforting for several
DAYS. They will remain in Nogales
until they have come to a complete
understand lg, and until they Eve
worked out their program of proce-
dure for the ne It few months.
Juan Cab al, Villa general. who
was sent to the northern states to
assume command of all Constitution
alist troo IS, is at present time f:ere.
He will, however, leave here inside
the next two days for Cananea,w where
he will await the arrival of body OF
8 900 troops who are enroute to Son.
ora. and. with whom he expects to
subdue the whole of the Carranzista
of the north.
The railroad from here to Cananea
has ben re-opened and train service
has started on regular program.
Trains make the trip daily each way,
and it is expected that service on
the Naco branch of the line connect
ing the border with Cananea, will
again be resumed at an early date.
The business life of the Sonora
town of Nogales has grown mon
trously since the closing of the sa-
looms on the American side of the
line. The liquor houses in the Mex
lean city are doing a four1shlns
trade, and new places are opening
daily. One, 1.-The Stope," newly
opened place is considered the most
novel par in the world. 1t is the in
terror of an abandoned drift, where 4
space has provided rooms,
booths, a bar and den of the most
and novel type. Mex
lean military order is maintained In
the town and saloons, and there have
been no disturbances since the arr1-
val here of Maytorena and his troops.