Carrizozo News, 1908-07-31

TUB RESERVOIR ALEAK A large force of men and teams are engaged this week stopping a leak in the large reservoir known as Watson's lake, near Nogal. It is the opinion of the engineer iu cliargc of the work that the leak is in the forty-foot cut leading from the reservoir, and was caused by the heavy blasting while ex excavating. - cavating. excavating. The cut is now being filled in and tamped down. The

which partly deprived htm ol the use of his lower limbs, yet with the aid of crutches he romped and frolicked with as much agility as the best of his playmates, Not Notwithstanding - withstanding Notwithstanding his infirmity, he is an exceptionally intelligent and manly little fellow, full of spjrit, and led his play fellows in their irames. After the accident he is

been between three and four in inches - ches inches a day, which represents a large volume of water, as the lake covers about sixty acres. At last report the leakage was reduced to one inch a day, and it is believed it will be stopped altogether. A rancher who lives within a few miles of the lake was agree agreeably - ably agreeably surprised one morning re

Kcv. Mr. Wright of El Paso per performing - forming performing the ceremony. Mrs. A. II. Harvey was present at the nuptials and accompanied the newly-wedded couple home on Wednesday night's train. The editor and his wife will live with Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Harvey until a residence is erected on Mr. Fred's homestead, about two

interred in the family burial ground, close to the spot where, 24 years ago, she was born. Sor Sorrow - row Sorrow overwhelms the entire fam family - ily family in the passing away of this young mother and her first-born, and the heartfelt sympathy of all is sincerely tendered the relatives in their sorrow.

passed away, the husband, the mother, Mrs. Pfmgstcn; three brothers, Fred, Ed. C. and Albert, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Bourne. Two other sisters, Mrs. Emma Peters and Miss Agnes Pfmgstcn, arrived from Capitan, but not until Mrs. McKinncy had closed her eyes in death. The remains

of Cupitaii, met with an accident last week that deprived him of his right arm. He was thrown from his pet pony, and the bones iu his right arm and in the elbow were crushed and broken. The bones were set, but in less than 12 hours inllamation set in and it