The Cocopah country is waiting for a Clar-…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

elta of the Colorado, on which he trav- eled to within fifteen miles of Yuma without entering the main Colorado. He finally reached the main river by Carter’s river. The Cocopah country is waiting for a Clar- ence King and a Rider Haggard in composite to tell of its wonders. Alex McGregor, wife and child, while driving from Georgetown to Silver City last Saturday, were the victims of a severe accident. When near Santa Rita the team became fright- ened at the carcass of a dead animal on the roadside, and overturned the buggy, throwing the occupants violently upon the ground. Mr. McGregor retained his hold upon the lines, and after being dragged some distance suc- ceeded in steering the horses against a tree, which effectually stopped them. Returning to the buggy he found his wife unconscious, but after a short time she recovered, and with the exception of a slight scalp wound and severe shaking-up, was not injured. The baby was unhurt. Alex looked as though he had inter- viewed Sullivan before John L. commenced the use of the bi chloride cure. A hunting party consisting of G. D. Bantz, L. H. Little, George Bell and Wade, left for the Burros Tuesday. They are loaded for bear and sich, and anticipate having a high old time. Lion Rampant Chcval Couchant