Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-30
RECKLESS ACTS
 ON NACO ROAD
Brought to Attention by Nearly Fatal Accident
 Sunday

What was one or tne most Scnsa- tional runaways that ever occurred on @Naco Road took place Sunday after noon when party from Bisbee start ed for Don Luis for the bronco bust ing Sunday afternoon. The party consited of two women and man When they arrived at point below the slag dump, they started out for a horse race. One of the horses, which had been on the track before. became excited and started out in earnest The girl soon found the horse was beyond control. She begun to scream at the hors SC, which only attracted the people living along the road and tended to ex- cite the horse. Men, women, children and dogs soon joined the chase in hot pursuit, and the horse became so ex- cited that it couldn't be managed. As it rounded the corner below the c. C A. Hospital a burro. on which a small boy was riding, heard the noise, and charged broadside across the road to see what 1t was all about. Just as the burro had turned itself across the read the runaway horse struck 1t, and horse, burro, boy and women tumbled headlong. The boy was first up and stood by watching the woman tuck her skirts and rise. The horse climbed up and started on down the road, and the burro arose and watched the perform arce, evidently trying to figure out what is was struck him.
 When May Derowe, the rider of the horse that fell, struck the ground shS hit on her head. Had 1t not been that she had her hair done up in such 2 style that it protected her skull it is believed she would have met instant death. However, she escaped with but few bruises and a completely tat tered paraphernalia- A ranger saw the runaway and caught the horse. The woman was taken into the Beer Gar den, where she was cared for. and was soon bale to resume her journey. The toy escaped without injury.
 This is the third or fourth accident that has occurred on the Naco road within the last three or four days Fri da yafternoon two girls who were on horseback ran into two ladies in bug. gy and upset them, one of the ladies ill the bugg narrowly escaping with her life Saturday a small child who
  Nnd had his collar bone broken.
 There has been considerable com plaint recently made to the police that women of the Red Light district use no judgment when out riding. It is claimed that they become intoxicated before they go on ride, and that when they start they are reckless. One charge against them is that they race up and down the Naco road indifferent to the people who happen to be travel ing.
 The woman who was thrown from her horse Sunday was an inmate oi No fl, of the Red Light District. A complaint has been made to the police department about this matter, and it is expected the officers will take some ac ten. Officers at Lowell will work 1T conjunction with the officers here, and parties who race along the road will De arrested for reckless riding.
 Y- M. C. A. Held Funerai-The funer al services of Charles R. Green. cash fer at the Copper Queen store, whs died of pneumonia, was held Sunday afternoon aI 2 o'clock from the Gymna sium building. After the serSice thu Tembers accopanied the body as ar Association to the depot, the body hay ing been sent to his mother at Los An geies. Mir. Green was a member O the r. NJ c. A. and a warm friend o everyone in the community. He wa: to have been married within a few weeks. The Rev. Fry offciated at th' services.