Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21
In Spite of Efforts on Part of 0f- fiCers of Maytorena, Men Do About S50,001 Damage in Big Mining Camp.
SEVERAL CHlNAMEN ARE
 REPORTED KILLED THERE
American Flag Is Reported De- SeCrated in NaCO, Sonora; Americans Bringing Furniture Across Line Double Quick.

With damage estimated at approx imately S5OOOO the retreating May torcna troops, passed through Cana nca all during Monday night and Tuesday morning The damage was caused by footing which accompanied the movement
 Late yesterday afternoon no con nrmation had been received Of the re- porr that Gales had occupied Cana nea. although there is no doubt that the Carranza leader can go into the biz camp at win. as the entire Villa garrison and civil officers left with the soldiers.
 Reports brought out Of Cananea yes terday afternoon would indicate that tho footing was done by the soldiers under Acosta's command and in spite of every enort that the officers made. Many Chinese stores were entered and sacked. One of the main business blocks Of Cananea was burned 10 the ground. Al Puertacitas the store or R l.. Hawes was footed.
 An interesting story is told by ar rivals in Neco yesterday of the loot ine They say that an officer came runon a party of soldiers who were lcotfue store He commanded them to stop He then demanded who was the man who entered. The man was uoirted out to him.
 "Who taught you 10 steal? And who in this command ever instructed you to make a thief Of yourself?' the uf- 0cer is reported as saying With tlai inc officer took his rifle from his sad de and killed the man.
 An during the night the Maytoren7 troops moved through Cananea A one time there was some anu-Amer- ican feeling but it did not crystalize and no American was molested nor were the mines hurt or closed. |he foeine civil officers confscated every available horse in the vicinity mol sparfne the animal and saddle of Charles Montague, the American con sul
 H is thought that the Maytorena troops are now either approachin' santa Cruz or have arrived there and are making preparations 10 contest th6 fufher advance of Gales. Ramos and De La Vega are camped there and ar' said to have thrown up entrench ments. Gales command is reporJe' west of Villa Verde and may be press ing his early victory.
 NACO QUIET.
 With tho United States border pa trol under Major Euwood w. Evans of the Tenth Cavalry, in full contro of the situation. no disturbances O any note occurred yesterday Folio" ing the order of Gales, allowing Amer jeans forty-eight hours 10 get thei belongings out of Naco there was movement across into Arizona of al furniture. fixtures and everything c that nature that could be found I'D l,ouors. untouched on Monday, wer destroyed yesterday
 FLAG DESIGNATED.
 According to Americans, who wer in Naco yesterday afternoon an watching the moving, Gales so dier came out of the White Hous saloon with an American flag. Tl White House is situated on the mai street Of Naco, running parallel to th international boundary The so'du threw the flag on the ground an stamped upon it
 AMERICANS LEAVING.
 Many Americans who have been Naco. since the opening of the tow some months ago, and who live o of the state. have already left t other fields. They an feel that Na' is closed for good or until such tin as there is stable goyernme established an over the republic.