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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
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confirmeb by Safety Board---other
Business Transacted.

The board of public safety yester
day afternoon held its regular meet
ing and approved the appointment OF
several firemen and fire captains made
by Mayor Turnbull and transacted 9th
er business of importance. The cap
tains appointed were George Wareham
aud John Hoehn, who will have charge
respectively OF frehcuses Nos. 7 and
g. The new appointCes will begin
drawing the increased pay beginning
the first Of July and it was decided to
increase the salary of Capt. Betz, |;
late appointee, SO that he would get
the increase from the same date.
The flremen appointed were +. A.
Schmidt, George Kohler and j. A.
Wareham, the only men who passed
the examination held in May for ap.
plioants for positions on the depart.
ments. Robert Little who passed the
examination for a captaincy, was pu,
on the eligible list The men who
passed the examination for patrol
men we're ]. Pitcher, John Falk, Rose
Maple, J. Brown and G. f. From.
President Fawcett read communl-
cation In which Il was recommended
that the force Of patrolmen be in.
creased by six as the present force
vas not large enough to adequately
care for and protect the city. 1t was
urged that this was especially true
when the fact OF the several conven.
tlons billed for this city was remem-
bered. The matter was referred to
the proper committee and will be pre-
sented to the council for the action
of that body.
The board also decided to accept the
apparatus now in the city and which
was ordered for the new FIRE houses.
There was some fault found with the
apparatus but the company furnishing
II say they will remedy these defects
and the board passed motion to ac
cept and pay for II just so soon as 1t
was put in a satisfactory condition
as II is absolutely necessary to the
furnishing Of the new frehoases.
The board also took up the matter
of repairing the boilers IN the Cen.
tral fire house. the roofs of the houses
at Lake street and Fairfield avenue
and the purchasing Of desk for No. 3
house. II was decided to meet Wed.
nesday evening and make an examina-
ton OF the boiler and walls In the
Central house and estimate the cost
OF the work. The other matters were
ordered seen TO and referred to the
proper persons.
It was stated that there would be
meeting OF the trustees OF the Fire
mems Pension fund at 1880 Wed.
nesday evening TO arrange for the
Of tho city bonds bought
yesterday Of the city auditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
Sale Of Bonds.
omce o. ths GIN auditor.

OTSt OF tne tlltN auditor.
Canton, Ohio, June a5th> 1907
Sealed bids will be received AZ this
once until " o'clock noon. July 18th 1907
for the purchase OF Eighteen Hundred
Dollars CnSQ OF bonds for the purpose
OF purchasing and condemning the nee
nessary land for park purposes: said
land consisting OF parts OF Out-Lots Two
Hundred and twenty two t222) and Two
Hundred and twenty seven (22O In the
CITY OF Canton. Ohio. divided into two
bonds OF Nine Hundred Dollars Cs0C 00)
each, and made payable on the 10Th day
OF July. 1917 and bearing interest at the
rate OF, four per cent per annum. paya-
BILE semi-snnually. dated July l. 1907. run
ming for a period OF ten years from
date. said bonds are iFsped In accord
ance with an ordinance passed on the
srd day OF June 1907, and under authority
Ohio, 's N "''''' VI
For the information OF bidders. a GER
tihed copy OF the abstract showing the
upon application 10 the City Auditor.
Said bonds will be sold 10 the highest
and best bidder for not less than par and
accrued interest, All bids must be ac.
companled by a certified check on some
solvent bank Of the city OF Canton, paya-
BILE to the treasurer OF said city for Ave
1 per cent OF the amount OF the bonds bid
for. and the filing OF said check with said
bid shall be construed by said city 60 be
upon the condition that II the bid be ac-
cepted, the bidder shall receive and pay
for such bonds as may be issued. within
ten days from the time Of awarding. said
check 10 be retained by the City OF
Canton II said condition is not fulflled
All checks In payment OF said bonds by
the successful bidder. shall be delivered
to the city treasurer OF Canton, Ohio.
and upon receipt OF the payment OF said
bonds at said city treasurer's ONCE In
Canton, Ohio, the said bonds will oe
delivered to the successful bidder. No
bids will be entertained unless made on
a blank form which will be furnished
BY the city auditor upon application. No
bids for less than par and accrued In
terest 10 the day OF delivery will be
accepted. All bonds 10 be delivered 10
the buyer at Canton. Ohio
The successful bidder shall furnish at
his own expense the necessary blank
bonds. Said city viii reject any Did aoi
accompanied by the certified check as
above prescribed. and also reserves the
right TO reject any and ell bids,
ARMSTRONG AsHBRoOK,
City Auditor
Published in the Canton Morning News
June 20. July 2. 3. 10.
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Mayors Proclamation 4th Of July, 1907

Mayors Proclamation 4th Of July, 1907
Whereas. Il has been the custom Ia
celebrate the Fourth Of July In various
ways, and not desiring to deprive any.
one Of the pleasure OF am innocent and
proper celebration or Furnishing anyone
for violating the laws OF the State OF
Ohio or city without notice,
Therefore. Arthur Il. Tnrnbull may
or OF the city Of Canton, Ohio, do here
by warn all persons against the use OF
cannon or dynamite crackers, toy can
non, pistols and firearms OF all kinds
or description with blank cartridges, tor
pedo canes, the throwing. casting or let
ting on OF any lighted squib, charged
with gunpowdeT, upon the street. and
the placing OF torpedoes upon the street
car tracks.
Special attention Is called to the un-
reasonable use OF fireworks, such as
throwing the same at pedestrians, under
horses. or discharging the same 80 near
the property of another as to endanger
or occasion loss OF the same by fire.
Enjoy yourselves, but not at the ex-
pense or 10 the detriment OF others.
sincerely trust that all will heed
this friendly warning and there will be
no necessity for Furnishing anyone.
ARTHUR n. TuRNBULL, Mayor.
2ds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

The unknown heirs OF Frederick Young
deceased viii tage notice that ON the
Bird day ~ juno 1901, a petition was filed
IN tho Common Pleas Court OF Stark
County, Ohio, In cause No. 1879 by Hen
ry Goertzen against thom, setting up.
among other things, that he IL the own,
er OF the South half OF lot No LOO, In the
City OF Canton, Ohio, and that a deed.
executed and delivered by the administra-
George j. Trump for said lot. has never
been recorded and has been lost or de-
stroyed and the prayer OF said pefitIon
the heirs OF said Frederick Young, de-
ceased.
Said parties are required TO answer on
2r before the 2tth day OF July 1907. or be
Mecarty a Pontius. Attorneys for
Published IN the Canton Morning News
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
EAT CROW 2
No; Take Dead ones Into Illinois ano
Collect Ten Cents Apiece
For Them,


Bloomington, III. June S0.--illinois
sportsmen can add to their bank ac-
count by waging warfare upon crows
after July /. on that date the new
bounty law goes into effect. Every
person presenting a dead crow TO tho
town or county clerk will be paid 10
cents, while cents will be paid for
every crows egg. 1t is essential that
the crows and eggs be presented In
lots Of ten or more, otherwise the
clerks need not pay the bounty.
Sportsmen OF Winnebago County
launched the movement year ago and
Il received favorable action from the
legislature. although opposed by Game
Commissioner J. A. Wheeler. He
doubted the wisdom Of offering a
bounty as be believed that the num-
ber of the birds would not be appre-
ciably diminished, while there was
chance for fraud, hunters from outside
states being enabled to ship in dead
crows and eggs with little danger OF
detection. The law will prove a
heavy drain upon the finances OF the
various counties of the state, II is
feared. while the benefits are uncer-
tain.
Many leading authorities assert that
the crows eat many insects and that
the possible damage they may do to
growing crops is more than Offset by
their destruction OF noxious insects
that prey upon the fields.
Experienced sportsmen say that the
most successful period to hunt crows
is on moonlight night. A shield OF
some kind to conceal the hunter and
crow call, which is a mechanical de-
vice. like a duck call, are essential
to success. The birds are not alarm
ed by the shooting and can be killed
so long as the ammunition -.Oids out.
The sparrow bounty law was claimed
TO be failure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
BuYIna Prices.


Canton, o., July 2. 1907.
corrected daily by Ball & Jennings)
Country butter-i6c; creamery, &c
Eggs-l6c.
Lard lie.
Apples-S2.OO per bu.
Potatoes-bOc bu.
Turnips-60c bu.
Onions-New, Sl.65 per bu.
CabbaRe-Now, $500 cwt.
Country applebuttor-65c gai.
New Tadishes-bunches, zoe doz.
Pioplant-2c pound.
Green onions-l5c dog.
Home grown strawberries. to &c at.
Lettuce l0c 10.
Retail Prices.
onions-Ncw, 500 bu.
Orangos-2O and iOc doz.
Potatoes-Old, zoe PIX! zoe bu; new, 10
Ia PIX: 40c pix.
Spinnch-l5C ID,
LemonB-4x5C dos.
Apples-S2OO and 81 60 bu.
Bananas-l5 and 2Oc doz.
. Butter-2Oc creamery, Sc.
Cabbagc-New, 8 and 7c ID.
Carrots--2 punches for Sc.
Sweet potatUes-S and SOc PIX.
Chickens-Liye, u and 10
Chickens Dressed, u and zoe.
EgEs-lSc.
LaTd-l3o 10.
PRrsnips-lOc Ia PIX.
Lettuce-lJc 10.
Flour, winter wheat-Ii.lo ana 80 Ia
Dbl.
Four. spring whcat-u.SO and Lb5 IL
Dbl.
Flour. blonded--g.25 and LIS a Dbl.
Maple Hyrup-Sl20 gal.
PineRpples-lO ana lSc.
AsparagTas-lbc ID,
Rhubarb--3C 10,
Now Onions-5Oo PIX.
Onions sets-l0C at.
Cucumbets-5 ana lOc.
Home grown strawberries-7 TO loc ct.
New Tomatoes-lbo lb.
Canteloups IS, s, l0c
Beans-NCw, lOC per measure.
Canton Grain Markets.
(corrseted Daily by Canton City Flour.
ing Mills.)
Dealers pay the following prices;
Corn IN ear-65c
Hay, baled-sis,uO,
Straw, bGled-y9OO.
Wheat-8oc'
oats--46c per bu.
Retail Prices.
straw-65o per cwt.
Bran-Sl.2O per cwt.
Middling-, Winter wheat, .25 per cwt.
Pure corn ana oats chop-S2S,0O per
ton.
Glover seed-ss75 per bu.
Timothy-x2B per bu.
Retail Meat Prices.
EAtT-flb fOhhNs lfCs thuth ~ anu -
l-2c; boiling and Zoe; round steak, II and
leo; porterhouse steak. lso: tenderloin
steak, zoe; Hamburg steak, lbc and lSe
per pound.
Veai-steak zoe: loin chops, lsc: rib
chops, l6c; shoulter chops, Ice; stew, y
and l0c
Pork-Fresh. steak, Isc; chops, lle;
smoked ham, sliced. &c; bacon, 20 and
24c; boiled ham, soc; sausage, lic; fresh
iSc.
Canton Wholesale.
Lard-llc.
Regular hams-l4e; fresh, u l-2c.
Bacon-lic.
Beef, loins-I Ia and n l-2c.
nressed beef--7 l-2 and 3-4c.
Beef, hind-l0 l-2 and II l-2c.
Pork loins, l2c,
Veal-no.
Dressed hogs--7 ado.
Yeariing lambs-l3c.
Dairy and FarmySrd.
Cleveland, o., July I. 1907
Butter-Creamery, extras, zSn2bitc;
prints, 6lxQ26s; first 22hQ23hc; fancy
iairy, zoe; renovated. 2c; packing. lao
sc; rolls, lsQl9c,
Cheese-Pull creams. York state, 1870
sac; Ohio, l20l2hc; brick cheese. itll
SC: limburger i2AQlSc; Swiss block. $50
Ergs-Fresh, Ohio ana Western lsG
&c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

The unknown heirs OF Frederick Young
sS dsy 81 sss ss ns'ss ,hss Gn s
the Common Pleas Court OF stark coun-
", Ohio. In cause No. ls32l by Moritz
% %sSnany aga %asainst then setting up. among
the North half sc Lot. No ii00 in the
City of ,canton, 2hio. and that deed.
traitor of Frederick Young, deceased' 70
Georl Trump for said lot. has never
been and has been lost or de-
gtrpy prayer OF said petition
fs tht tle be quieted against
the ,l Frederick Young. de-
Said parties are required 10 answer
on or ~ before the ztth day Of July. 1897 or
McSsrty 4 fOntfs. Attorneys for
Published In the Canton Morni,ix News
June 4. II. 1S B July q O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

Poultry-Alive, gowls, 11111Hc; broil-
ers, 2O422c; ducks, 10Q12hc
Fruits.
strawberrles-s2, 25g3OO per crate.
Limes-$i. coal. .25.
Pineapples-$2 75635O
Vegetables.
Potatoes--Choice white car lots, eoc
Onions-Southern, tt75 and 2OO per
sack, Texas Bermudas, s2.25 and $50 per
crate.
CabbaRe-i200 per crate.
Tomatoes-Miss 0Oc Texas SEQ
0II0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
said He Had Gable gram from Teddy.

Said He Had CabIegram from Teddy.
Washington, Jtily 1-Leopold A.
lBurd, "a years old, a Russian, was
ARRESTED in the green room OF the
white house today. He told the po-
lice that President Roosevelt had sent
cablegram while he was In Russia,
telling him TO come TO the United
States. The president, he said, prom.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

Pittsburg, July i--Cattle receipts l05
loads; market active, 10 to 10 cents high
| er Fair S.75dD5. Is; bulls H.50Q4.65i fat
81. .51Q425.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts II cars
market slow Prime wethers N.65.
Hogs-Receipts i5 cars; market active
and higher; prime heavy S.25; medium
and heavy workers. 1856; rough 5000
$50.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

pointed sAmiDistratox Of the estate of
Ulysses g. etoDeb1aEsr, late OF Stark
County, Ohio deceased Dated thls nth
~ Of june. lSN J. .. MEoII.0TT.
49,. Administrator.
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WANT COLUMN

Want column advs., 80 words, three
times. 25c; week 50c, 10 psid In ad-
vance. For Rent and For Sale cards
free to those who insert ADVERTISE
ments. Z
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ised to make him naturalized citi
zen. He was sent to the house of de.
tention to be examined as to h
sanity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

Toledo. o., July i.--wheat higher;
corn and oats strong and active; Glow
erseod dull
Wheat-Casb, o.; July, o.; Sept, oe SIS;
Dec, 10i 3-i.
Corn-Cash. 81 80; July "a 81; Sept,
Sc 80; Dec, 81 3-i.
oats-Cash. ~ i-2; July, "A i-2; Sept
RyeSNo. /. II IL; No. 2. 80; No O. n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House Of 7 rooms,
bath, gas, city water, reception hall;
all newly papered. 1924 w. Second
St Stark phone C.1032. Martin Hen.
~, 1918 w. Tuso. 29-dSs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

HONEST MAN wanted to travel In
ohis. Experience unnecessary bus
must furnish good references. 500 .
month and expenses. Permanent po-
sition with advancement. Address
President Black. 0 Cambridge St.. Bos.
ton, Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
~The undersigned has been duly appoint
ed executor OF the Estate OF William
deceased.
Dated this ist day OF July 1907
I, A. GRIsE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

FOR SALE-Only hotel in a town Of
500 inhabitants. Stable in connec.
tion. First class opening for livery
stable. Inquire Of Prop. Geo. Mar.
shall, Dell Roy, Ohio. 22.dtf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
Notice Of Presenting County Road
Petition,

Notice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented TO the Commission
ers OF Stark County, at their next res
Hlon, July I'D. A. ID. 1907. praying fer
the establishment OF a County Road on
the following line, to-wit: BeginnlnK al
the Southwest corner OF Section and
ths NCrthwcst corner of Section IS CT
Township 20. Range (Marlboro), thence
Win the section line between Sections z
ard y, eatterly 10 the corner OF lands
owned by Louis J. Etter and Daniel II.
Greighbaum and intersectlng the Swartz
Road, County Road granted September
!. 1887. MARTIN GRAENlNG,
Principal Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02
MISC ELAN EoUs.

ALL KINDS Typewriters repaired
aud remodeled with all late improve
ments. II. u. Leary, 1885 Frazer Ave.
Both phones II. 1-dtf
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FOR SALE--A brand new and styl.
ish pony surrey, used but cou-
pie OF days. Seats four people VIII
sell at less than cost. Call 287
either phone. 29da
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

MORNING NEWS ADS. BRING
GOOD REsulT8.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

Immediately-sEv ERAL CANTON,
MEN OF Vicinity. under as. 70 prepare
for coming Railway Mall Clerk Exana
Good prospects. s7s Intsr-stats Bids
Cedar Rapids. Iowa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-02

FOR sALE-l9Oe Royal tourist and 1905
Premier both nave glass front, top
sell Oae or both. Cars as good as new.
Address Box Z. News ONCE. IDS.
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For SALE


FOR SALE-Brand new high grade,
styIlsh, extra size pony surrey, foot
room Tor grown persons, full under cut.
capacity 300 pounds Less than cost
Tel. 237 or ga West Tuscarawas street.
ld6.
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THE MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS
GRAIN.

Stocks very Arm. Close at h
Cali loans 6 TO II per cont.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

Annie stood on the platform of the east-b0und train as it waited for the signal 10 steam out of the station Back at the gate stood Annie.s broth. CT and his wife and Annie's sister and her husband. Between. the crowd sursed uuheeding But by the green that they wore on this St Patrick $ day the girl on the platform knew them for her own people. Katie and Hannah Were weeping Annie had hoped that they would not weep for sure wasn't it bad luck 10 have tears when one Was going home
 iIome' How many a night had she lain awake aftee tAe work of day had clamored for rest for her Weary body and mind thinking. thinking ever of the two who We're even now counting the hours ill Jhelr las' born shouId be once again uHder her old rooftree,
 The journey 10 the sea was but a step, and after the ocean came the hills that some morning would rise to the eastward-her own Erin. And then there would be the misfs and the logs of the slow tra.n journey to inc little station; and then the long walk perhaps through the raiu-that would bring her fo that liett of home
 God be with you. she called to the little group as the engine wheels began to revolve. And her own eyes were dim with tears Aud as the train went out into the open spaces the engine bells sounded a song she had heard somewhere of late:
 Then go back to Ireland.
 Kiss Near friends in Ireland
 But yoL'H lave your heart behind you IF
 the vest
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
SHAMROCK OF SKETCHES Three Bits of Pathos in St. Patrick's Dav
 Reflections

green of Kerry village and the glow of the light of love, and down her cheeks ran the tears of homesickness and longing and memory of the days that have gone.
 There under the Irish stars the big Irishman told the little Irish girl of the love that his heart held for her And when long afterward, after a thousand years of joy that an hour may hold he had said last good night. she had drawn down his head 10 the level of her lips and blessed 1t with her softly spoken "Cean dhuv dheelish. Then as she stood watch ing him go down to the village, she heard somewhere afar of piper playing the tune Of the Kerry dane. ing
 But there was no music .n the pipes and none in the heart on the night when John went away, away with the English soldiery where he had en- listed There were sad promises of return and dark forebodings. but there was hope The war would soon be over. the Boers would not fight long, although it's meself thats playin' they'll win from ye. said MolIie to John.
 When I come back, I'll punish ye for that same, said John.
 But he never came back to Kerry The little girl in the corner of the hal saw the village gay again on this Patrieks night as it had been on the other; for lads and lasses come soon from the shadows. But with the wis ion of love she saw clearer than her old home q spot that she knew only in faney-a lonely grave on a Trans vaal kopje, where sleeps an Irish lad who died fighting for England.
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

Little MoHie McShane sat alone in the corner of the hall There was many lad by the door >ho cast sheepi5h glanees al MolHe It was for no lack of invitation tAa' she was not tripping the floor al the St. Pat. ricks night dance.
 For the orchestra was playing an old old tune and the dancers were hum'aine the refrain oh. for the daya of the kerry dancing. ana the littlr girl iu the corner saw again the
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15

old man did not recognize the popular song. but he knew the lit Of the tune was one that never came out of Ger many He began to follow it with as vigorous a whistle as his unfamiliar v with it would allow him. Before the end of the trils h. crossed the street and stood by the organ.
 Don't you know rale. true Irish chune2" he demanded; one that will warm the cookies of me heart2'
 The oGgansrinder nodded Sure. !" he smiled And. first with a Nheeze and then With an operatie FAn, he started the tune that brought the hat from the head of the old man.
 Play 1t again, he commanded when the air was done And again and still again did the Italian play it while the old man stood uncovered
 T always take off me hat to The Wearin Q the Green he said
 old man Giligan gaYe he d bit O seal shamrock this moFnin that his daughter had sent him from Tipper- ary" The old man took ont wallet and earesslngly touched the bit Of green that Was folded within Play it again. he ordered when the grind er stopped And in the l"st chorus his quayerins old voice rang oI, with al the loyalty anl The aeeetian uf the centuries of the li4hHns race,
 But til Cat day. pra.sc# God. I'll stick To the N ear.u .. tGe gse ea
The Forrest City times., 1907-03-15
Three Bits of

He needed not the sprig of green that greeted the world with blithe de fiance nor the blackthorn stick that he brandished so bravely 10 proclaim him as one of the race of Kelly and Burke and Shea" There was about him the manner of the nation where every man is chieftain if he ism t a king.
 The Italian with the hand-organ stopped at the corner across from the one where the old man waited Tor the car. In difference to the day he started his performance With the thrilling rendition of My Irish Molly, O. The
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-31
PHOENIX MAN WHO
 PROVED TO BE VERIT-
 ABLE MODERN SANDOW

PHOENIX, Ariz., October 3O.--Coit Hughes, the eldest son of Dr. H. A. Hughes, had an experience this morning which entities him to claim premier honors as the strong man of the valley. He and Dr. Monike were driving over to the Maricopa Indian reservation and had to cross the Salt river. While they were still in the bed of the river, about twenty-five feet from the south bank, they went down in bed of quick sand. The horse was buried up to its neck and the buggy went down until only the body remained above the sand The horse in its struggles to regain its footing broke loos from the buggy, and got away, and Colt, who had been thrown out, had to pull the vehicle out himself, which he did.