Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-10
SENDS
 STATE MILITIA
(By Review Leased Wire.)

FL PASO, May 9-General Bells troops dispositions were taken, he said. merely for precautionary pur- poses In view of the tense situation, it was deemed best to leave no steps unturned that might avert trouble at this end of the international bridges. The troops moved into the city from Fort Bliss consisted of five compan- ies of the Twentieth Infantry under the command of Colonel Alfred Has hrouck. One of these was machine gun company.
 Three companies were stationed al
 ne stockyards. dominating the Mex ican section of Fl Paso. One compa- ny, the machine gun outfit, was plac- ad at the court house. where Colonel Hasbrouck established his neadquar- iers. The four were placed at the union station a short distance across the river from JuareZ.
 All was hustle and hustle around 5he private car of Generals Scott and Funston following receipt of the news from Washington that the militia Of Texas. Arizona and New Mexico had 1een ordered 10 the border and that
 nree regiments of the regular army would also reinforce the patrol. It s known that General Funston had asked the war department for a much larger number of troops than was al lowed him, and some disappointment was expressed at the temporary head quarters of the Southern Department when word came that no more than 5000 additional troops would be sent to the international border Howev CT work went fast ahead for the dis position of what endorsements are at hand.
 The first thing done was to choose mobilizing points for the mi;ijia. San Antonio in Texas. Columbus in New Mexico and Douglas in Arizona were picked. IL is believed that the regu- lar army men will be divided between Fl Paso and San Antonio.
 Making allowances for the usual frouble in obtaining rolling stock. all If the endorsements ar eexpected to reach the forder within a weeks time. Probably most of them win have detrained after four or five days Transportation does not offer the problem presented in the carrying of cavalry, although the bringing of 'roops from such far distant points IS Oswego, N. Y, and Seattle, Wash, g no easy task.
 Tn preparation for the feeding of he additional troops the quartermas- CTS here and at San Antonio and Co- 'umhuS are working overtime getting -eady for the shipment of supplies Immense stores of rations have been m hand here and at the other points Cor some time and these can be utl- zed until new acquisitions can b. filed.
 The withdrawal of A. l. McQuat- CTS, president of the Alvarado Min 7g and Milling Company from the fifth conference. was one of the inter sting developments of the day. MT McQuatters arranged the second con 'erence, al which General Scott and ieneral Obregon drew up their ten atiye agreement and had been pres 'nt at each subsequent meeting untii today
 Ahout noon sub-secretary Amador 'alled on General Scott in his ear and informed him that the Mexican con 'erees objected to the presence oi Mr. McQuatter at another conference He asserted that MT McQuatter had been a former supporter of Huerta and later of Villa. that because of hi rining interests in Mexico he had nterveniionist tendencies. and tha. le had not preserved secrecy regard 'ng proceedings at previous confer ances.
 The discussion between General Scott and Secretary Amador appear d exciting as viewed through tho ar windows. Amador shook his fin yer eXcitedlv in General Scott's face. md General Scott replied by wavine . paper he held al the sub-secretary When the Mexican official left il wa with the impression that his objec- ion has been overruled. .. .t $, Later in the day Andres Garcia Mexican consul in Fl Paso. wirei Mexican Ambassador Arredonda a' Washington 10 protest to Secretary If War Baker against Mir McQust 'eT's taking part in the negotiation again. Nevertheless when General Obregon and Secretary Amsdor ap- peared at General ScOtt's car about