| Show GUNS DENIED TO t COlONISTS ft Consul at El EI Paso Refuses Request Rel Re Re- l 4 quest of Officials for for Permission for Exiles S to Return Armed to Homes MUST usi AWAIT CONSENT 1 OF PRESIDENT MADERO 11 Objection Raised Also to Removal Re Rel Removal Re- Re l moval of Horses to Colonies f From Border Lest Mounts 1 Y Fall Into Hands of Rebels If D 1 VOTED TO REFUGEES r Washington Aug Au ug 19 The Tho Tho appropriation ap- ap of for subsistence subsist subsist- enco ence of American refugees was approved ap- ap proved by the Senate today an and goes to tho the President for approval I to The Herald Republican tEL L P PASO ABO Texas Tetas Aug JO Mor Mormons Mor- Mor mons will not be permitted to return armed t to their homes in the f Mexican colonies until President Madero fadero has given his consent t f The Tho Mormon officials in El EI Paso held a conference today with the thel l consul here at which permission per- per mission to take 1000 h head ad of horses back to the tho colonies was requested and also a request was made to allow f the tho men who returned with rith these t horses to carry their arms t Tb The consul informed the officials i that it would be necessary for him t t io with Mexico L City He requested that the horses now at at Hachita achita N. N M HM M be held there until fm If tg r. r 1 tn 4 between Hachita and Colonia Golonia Diaz Diaz for fear that these mounts might fall faU into the hands o of the rebels H Hyrum rum S. S Harris counselor t to Stake StakeS S President JunIus Romney returned to toI today today to- to I I day from Crom where ho he went on horseback last week to conf confer con con- 3 f fer r with tho the colonists in the tho Sonora regarding their condition Wand Land and th the probability o of returning to the t Stats Statts J To 0 Remain in Sonora r Mr Harris HarrIs' made his official report I i to tho the official conference this after after- I i and told the officials noon t-noon of or the church that when h he left Morelos More More- oreos ore ore- los os only a a. few w families were I Jp to leave All of or the bodied able Jhen ien n and most of or the Women were r I planning annIng to stay Ita Mr Harris report report- Cd d they had had no trouble with the rt rebels up to the time lime ho left there although a a 0 number of ot bands were reI re- re I 1 Continued on Page 7 Column 1 I 1 I GUNS CUNS DENIED TO I s j. j COLONISTS I I Consul at El EI Paso Refuses Re Request Request Re- Re f. f quest of Mormon Ch Church I Continued from Palo Page One fifty miles from ported d at nt people of th colony coton The On Oaxaca aca and San Sm Jose Joie were wore also pl plan plan- nn n- n n m to stay for tor the present of ot these There ere are arc 1000 members officials oUt oUt- Sonora colonies and the Mormon do not not expect many of ot them to the theas harass rass Cleave leave Jense there unless t the rebels done dono In the Chihuahua colonists as was ic c colonies Tho The men move ove tho the most thc they will helpless across the tho line then their growing crops try tr to stay with land nd their cattle S O. O Bennion president o of f the south south- hero from Iann Ian Kan- hl is k ft t t a s tt son a ern n sa L w u. u City to confer with refugees re regarding re- re sas r situation Mr the he garding nB Mexican r IT n. Jones Tones Bennion has recalled Tho Thomas nn find and r T. T Vernon Jones Jopes m missionaries at ats 1st s Louis whose families arc aro refugees from the Mormon settlements In Mex- Mex recalled l 9 The missionaries were that the they could arran arrange e for tor the tho permanent perma- perma nent location of ot their families r Refugees Refugee Start Sturt for tor Utah Refugees leaving today for tor Utah were Bf Travers Fairview Travers Tucker Willmotte Tucker rucker Agnes Tucker Amasa Amass Tucker Clifton Tucker Lucille Tucker Wil- Wil helm elm elm- Tucker Logan R Logan Rasmus Rasmus Larson Sophia Larion Lr Lar- ion on Joseph Larson Alvin Larson t tl Provo Provo Provo-G. G. G C. C Lebaron Erastus Romney Rom Rom- ney Rhoda Stowell Willie Stowell Stowell Grant Stowell Harold Stowell M Mary ry B. B E Mary Eyring t ISar iSarah Sarah h H. H Jones Lake Rinda Taylor May Ci Cluff y L Salt Lake m I r- r M Il CI nt roh ti ff r ij Jesse Rosa norsa v Cec t ecu um j i Mildred Cluff T. T F. F Hassell Hasse LuIa Lula Hassell HasI Has- Has I I sell N. N M. M Hassell Hassen M. M L L. L Abegg Jesse P C Porter Phoebe M. M Porter Juanita PorK Porter Portor Por- Por K tor ter Clara Porter Portor Frances Porter Edard Edward Edward Ed- Ed ward ard Porter Moneta Porter t Modena St. George S. George S. S W. W Jarvis Nantes rances Jarvis Clementina JarvIs Jarvis' L Lehi Lahl hl Jarvis ar aT 19 vis Benjamin Jarvis Mary Esther Jarvis Nephi JarvIs Pearl Jarvis Hyrum fly Hy- rum Jarvis Edwin Jarvis Jan George Jarv Jaro Jar- Jar o v 1 f rv 1 R 1 Millie 1 Tarvis Grace f Jar via Joseph r h-r Jarvis s sW S S. S W W. W WJ J Jarvis Jr rr Olive J Jarvia Melissa Jarvis John Walter Walter Wal- Wal ter Jarvis Louisa Haag Ammon Lake Mary B. B Lake Nell Payson-Nell Payson Nell Anna C C. C F Hanna fc Phillip Young Mary MBry Young Ber Beryl l loung Young Young- oung l H. H L. L Payne Pearl Pearlf f Payne Cleone Payne Elmo Payne Jenn Jennie Jennie Jen Jen- n nie Payne H. H M M. Payne Helena Helenn Payne A A. A D D. D Pa Payne ne Leslie Payne Ruth C C. C Payne Lacinda Pa Payne E E. C. C Payne i E Payne Wilford Payne Rote Jacobsen C. C W. W Payne Elizabeth th t Pa no Golden Payne C. C P P. P Payne Pane Leland Let Le- Le t land Payne James Aurora Ivan Aurora Ivan Payne t The The following refu refugees ees have been to points In California California Arizona r and arid New Mexico 3 1 Arizona Arizona Bisbee John Humphrey y Henry Humphrey Humphre Mr Mrs Nancy Humphre Humphrey Humphrey Hum- Hum 1 r Charles Prows Douglas Clyde Brown Bron Anne D D. hardy Maria Hatch Mabel Ilabel Haymore Fay y Mary MarJ A. A Lunt George A A. A Martineau Laura Mecham Catherine J. J J J. 4 Romney Mrs Irs C C. D. D Turley Maud Western West Yest c ern Flagstaff I Susan B. B Judd Holbrook Edn Ednar r Allred AUred Carl Beck Eliza Brown Junius Cardon May 1 Le- Le Baron Amy Thurber Verona erona Whiting Jane Wood oo Mesa CIt City 1 Elsie isie Brown Adeline Haws naw Jennie LeBaron Flora Lewis Elizabeth Macdonald John Nelson elson Dar DarVid Da Da- Centen Turley I Vid Pima Mrs Pearl Bingham Sarah A. A Cluff Mrs 1 Minerva Minerva Cuff Cluff Mrs Rhoda Cluff Andrew E Evri Evring g Mrs Maud Farnsworth Farns- Farns worth Laura loutz Foutz Sarah II Hancock Anna Haws Lydia Idla Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nel Nel- son lr 1 Mrs Annie ODonnel Lorain Whet Whet- ton Thatcher Thomas Allen J J. J II Allen Al Allen Al- Al len Ida A Anderson I Brown Hub Ruby RubyS S S. S Brown Drown Mattle S. S Drown Brown Baker Baker Ba Ba- ker Ma Maggie lc Cluff Llna ilna G G. G Clarson Par allee Davis Jean Davis t Hay Ray Farns- Farns H worth Alice V-urr V u r Bertha V I UC U Hawkins Alice Judd Bertha Judd Ida MB Rose Johnson J. J J. J Ju Judd d Sarah Martineau u Henry Martineau Bertha McClellan Linda Moody OO Macdonald Macdonald Mac donald Martha Nelson Hannah Nelson Neison Emma O. O Rowley Jas Jaa W. W Pearl Sevey Seve Brigham Stowell Jane R. R Annie Wt W Turley Minnie Williams Jno J. J alzor jr Tucson Minnie Gonzalez Flora Jesperson Jes Jes- person Ben F F. LeBaron Lucy Pa Payne ne Eleanor Spencer Jennie Williams California Los California Los Angeles Dr W W. Gay Mr Mrs C Cr c. E. E Starkey Starke New cw Mexico Mexico Lizzie James Jame Isabelle Johnson Nellie r c. Nelson elson Joseph Porter Saria Sarla E E E. Russell Belle Bello Sevey Seve Minerva Johnson I Columbus Mrs M M. A. A Acord Wallace Gurr Joseph Porter 1 Farmington ton Am Amy Anderson Mann Marln- I da du Black Jesse S. S Porter Alice Youn Young 1 Hachita Mary olar Adams Lorin Adams VernA BI Black cle 0 O. P. P Brown Lulu Fillerup Filler Filler- up tip W W. D. D Johnson Tessa Johnson JohnRon A Abby bb Kendrick P. P K Lemmon Anna Maiben Peter II A. A McKinney Jno J. J Patterson Isaac W V Pierce John Pierce Lulu Johnson JOhnon E E. V. V Romney Edna Richardson Elmer Tha Thayne nc Jno Williams n Rebels Rebel bd Dd Defeated at Douglas Aug 19 Rebels Rebels numberIng numbering number number- Ing were def defeated In an attempt to capture according to ad advIces advices advices ad- ad vices received hero here tonight Is an Important town located less than than- miles southwest of ot this point on the border Foreigners are preparing to leave the district There are many Americans at El TIgre Nacozari and Man Many small towns have been taken b by rebels A band of ot rebels believed to be bethe bethe bethe the vanguard of s advance ad Into Son Sonora om hold the San Louis Louls pass Federal ear er Juarez Mex Aug UI ug 19 It 19 It was wa announced announced an an- tonight b oy y railroad officials that the tho federal army approaching I an-I from the tho southwest may arrive hero lato late tomorrow Four trains bearing bearing- about infantrymen and art artillery CT have reached a point near Guzman between between between be be- tween which town and Juarez the road Is clear cHar The federal cavalry Is marchIng marchIng marching march- march Ing In advance and on the flanks of the trains I |
