Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-11
EVENTFUL TRIP
 0F PHOENIX MEN
A FEW OF THE INCIDENTS EN- VOLUNTEERED IN GLOBE AND THE ROOSEVELT COUNTRY, AS RE- COUNTED BY THE REPUBLICAN.

The outing party consisting of c. II. Valentine, Ed Lightner, R. F. Wilson and J. A. c. Martinez returned Sunday night from an eventful trip to Globe, but it has taken two days for them to recover from the nervous prostration caused by the incidents of the trip, suf- ficiently to give lucid account of it, says the Republican.
 They say Globe is fine little city and they would like to live there if the people would only tear up the jail, which they found to be the only draw back to the town. Their brief incar- ceration was sufficient to convince them that jail life in Globe is no poet s dream, but they were thankful that they had enough money in their clothes to settle with the kangaroo court
 The trip was both pleasurable and exciting all the way and the game be- tween here and Roosevelt they report as being plentiful. They were careful, however, not to say whether they got | any of it or not.
 An incident near Fish Greet. station gave Mir. Wilson the degree of M D., in much less time that it would take 10 secure it of regularly constituted col. lege.
 A Mexican was thrown from horse and kicked severely, making a ghastly wound in his head When he saw the blood streaming and noted the extent of his injury, he assumed that he was nearing the threshold of death, and began to call for a doctor There was none in the camp, but Mir. Wilson re- spOnded to the cry of distress, taking with him shotgun cartridge which held all the medicine there was in the party, quantity of bandages and good supply of nerve. With this equipment he dressed the mans wounds and gave him dose of pills, and discharged him as on the high road to recovery. The Mexican in his gratitude directed him to present his bill to friends in Globe and it would be paid, whatever amount. MT. Wilson was satisfied with having earned the title of ''Doc' and did not present his bill. Anyhow he figured that tRe local NJ. D. s would need all the loose money that could be gathered up in those parts and he did not want to make a charge until he opened an office, for fear of be- ing a quack.
 Roosevelt they report as great sight and well worth the time and ex- pense of anybody who chooses to pay tho place a visit. Like all other tray elers they say it is surprising and Gan hardly be appreciated by anybody who has not been there. They were partic- ularly interested in the operations of the big cable that carries the immense rocks from the quarry 300 feet above to the dam. The workmen kindly of fered them a ride in the big cags or whatever the receptacle is called that carries the rocks and Messrs. Valentine and Lightner accepted Doe did not go because he felt his services would be needed in attending his friends after they fell out and Martinez, who has been broken up a time or two, knows how it feels, said he preferred to wait until he had secured more life insurance. Jake and Ed had plenty, but found no use for it, though one of them came near dying of heart disease and the other rolled sixteen cigarettes during the trip on the cable, just to show that he wasn t nervous.