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