Carrizozo News, 1908-06-12
The front page of 1908-06-12. 510 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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went out before breakfast au laid a big silver lip Ion. Hruit was a monnter and had the scan of many battles on his old hide which now hangs in Roy's hunt iug lodge, a treasured trophy o the chase. The Carnzoxo and White Oakt ball teams met on the local dia uioud Sunday, but an we don' want to get too deep in the mys terics of the national game in thit our first issue, we shall simpl sa:lt was a ten-inning game the score standing 10 to '), in fa vor of White Oaks. A retun game, we understand, has beet arranged to be played at Whiti Oaks Sunday.
us that he has the first ripi strawberries grown in the valley. Knowing we were from Texas. George assured us he would provi his assertion by placing some ol the berries in our hand; but sc far none of this delicious, home grown fruit has filled an achitifc void that always exists in thit office. Koy Jacobs, the mighty, niin rod of the Capitans, after joining Charlie Wingtield in a wcek'f lisli on the 'Doso, returned to hit own mountain fastness last week.
this section from Chicago eigh eighteen - teen eighteen months ago, left Tuesday morning for Denver, his future home. Mr. licuueiit came litre for his health, and has been at Dr. Laws' Sanatorium, Lincoln, the greater portion of his time, though he was lor six mouths manager of the Capitnti Mercan Mercantile - tile Mercantile Co. His health has greatly improved; in fact, he was in the pink of condition when leaving. George Lee, who makes dairy
wide by 1400 feet long. All old buildings have been removed, as an initial step. The railroad company is lercl lercl-iug - iug lercl-iug up its yards, preparatory to making some extensive improve meiits in the near future. We are informed that an addition to thedopot is one of the first things contemplated, and that the work oil the- building will begin early tiONt month. Miss Lorona Suger graduated from tlio Dana Musical Institute
up rrom Alauiogordo last week, packed his household goods, and, accompanied by his wife and his sister, Mrs. Pons, returned to Alauiogordo, their home in fu future. - ture. future. This family has resided in Capitan aud Lincoln county for many years, and their departure is a matter of genuine regret to their host of old friends. J. M. Klce and Stephen Tronc, thu former the organizer and the lattur the general manager of the
The pipe line on South Kork received another jolt Monday night. A hole was blown in it in two places on that date with dynamite, and the practical joker has not yet been apprehended. The leaks were soon repaired and the water, as usual, runs down hill.
A park is in prospect for Car Car-rizozo, - rizozo, Car-rizozo, and the plan, as outlined by the Townsitc company, is to utilize the space between El Paso avc. and the railroad track. The size of the park is to be 200 feut
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