Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
Of Department of Justice Agent RalpA

oA Dtpdi tntut VI abNht ieuipfi Co!vin, aided by a sheriffs posse. Reyna was sought in this city by the authorities before his raid started, but he had disappeared. It is stated rumors had been current for some months that Reyna was planning sa bandit foray in Mexico. He is said to have planned this foray as the basis of what he thought would pal out into a revolution.
 Bur the federal and state goven menis of Mexico and Sonora have de- clared bandits and revolutionists oIt of style and the speedy end given Reyna is proof of the fact that they mean business.
 Reyna is being held under charges Of violating the neutrality laws. He was arraigned at Tucson and his pre- liminary hearing set for Thursday morning by United States Commis- sioner Jones. The other five prison CTS Juan Hernandez. Mariana Torres. Jose Gonzales. Duanario Reyes and Ambres Reyes have not been arraigl- ed.
 The revolutionary plot matched by Reyna and his henchmen is believed 10 have been brewed in the United States. The bandits raidlng the town of Sarie on Angus; 2l ani two days later entered Fl PNmo. where they drove the citizns out of the town. anl robbed he store.
 They are then believed to have gone 10 Sasabe where they met with a force of federal troops who admini- stered them de;ea; Pedro Mend1 ga, one Of the bandits was killed. an. other wounded and TWO taken prison. CTS. several prisoners were taken 10 Magaalena. The others scattered and crossed into the United States.
 Hernandez, Torres and Gonzales were the first to be apreheded by thd authorities. They were found ty Deputies Red" Osborne and Neuse who were sent 10 search for them on the Ajo road while Special Agents Colvin and Jack Noosn Of Nogale and Immigration Inspector Lennon wen, 70 S.!verben in search of twc others. The Silyerbell party return ed late last night with the Reye. brothers.
 Genera! Reyna was not caught un t!l sunday morning He was picke up by Undersheriff W. T Robinson and Deputy Luis Ezieliels a short dis tdnce outside the city.
 The captures were made throngf information picked up by the deparJ ment Of justice that the men had been in Tucson and were on thei. way ou, of the city. All five of Key mas men were travelling on horse back The horses were reported stolen from Sarie and Fl P.omo. The horses and the saddles have been tnurned over 10 customs officers.
 According to federal officers Reynl was convicted in 1919 on the same offense having conducted a guerilla warfare in the Alter district Var. ous attempts were made to capture him. but he was as elusive as Villa. He was chased for two years on tha desert west Of Tucson and vas finally captured when he fled to Los Angeles He served 90 days Imprisonment, and was ordered deported, but be. cause of his claim that he would b. executed if he returned to Mexico ne was held under $500 i~ns.
 Many years ago. General Reyna was convicted of robbing the Ari. zona mail stage and was sentenced 10 life imprisonment, according to fed eral officers. He was pardoned afte serving twelve years al San Quentin, prison. Cal.
 During the days of the Villa rp- rising against Carranza, he was an !. herent of the Villa faction.