El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-17
ANCHO WOMAN LOSES
ARM BY GUNSHOT
Draws Shotgun by SIuzzIc From " aSOu /;
Accidental Discharge Skaters 7Icm-
her, NecesSitatinE AmBEtu tioH.

Accidental Discharge Skaters Hcm-
her, NecesSitatinE AmBEtu ti0H.
Carrizozo, y. ". Nov Mrs. l. C.
Burnett. who resides at Ancho. i miles
north of Carrizozo. was shot and Sc
riously wounded by the accidental dis
charge of shotgun which she was re
moving from a wagon The Burnett
family ere moving their household ef-
fccts from one house to another and II
pulling out the gun Mrs Burnett
DISCHARGED. The y hole charge Of shot
ente-i=- her arI1 between the elbJyr
and shoulder
A physician of Carrizozo was called
and, upon reaching the woman, an
examination was made and II was
found that the bone in the upper arm
was broken into little bits. The arm
was ampUtated about an inch from the
shoulder.
Clarence Spencer has purchased a
new seven passenger StUdebaker 1914
model car from Chas A Stevens, the
local agent.
John B. Baird soon will begin the
erection Of a handsome residence on
North Main street, near the First Bap-
list church.
DR.. T. Z. BIaney has returned from
few days visit to OscurO and OtneI
points in the southern part of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck worden have re-
turned TO their home, in AnchO.
HestOn s Scheffey. of White Oaks.
was in CarrizOzO making final proof
on his homestead before county clerk
Albert H. Harvey
Dr. J. H. Cody. of Kansas City. No,
has taken position with the Paden
drug store
ton and Frank r. Harvie were here
from OScuro, making final proof on
their hOmesteads before county clerk
A. H. Harvey.
Il
of the RuidoosO country. has returned
to his home. after spending a few
DAYS in CarriZOZo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eek McCamant passed
through Carrizozo en- route to their
home. in Corona. from Ell PaSO. They
were making the trip in a new 1914
Buick, which Mr.. McCamant purchased
in FL PasO-
Rev Herbert Haywood. pastor Of the
local Baptist church has returned from
Lincoln. where he conducted the fu-
neral services over the body of the in
FAINT son of DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Laws.
julius Brunk and family, of Chicka-
sha- Okla, are here for a several weeks
visit to the family of Alexander W.
Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClain are the
parents of a new 10-pound boy.
Rev John W Hendrix the new
Methodist minister who was assigned
TO the CarriZozO charge by the confer
ence, will arrive in a few days.
George ". COe has returned from Ell
Paso, where he had been to dispose of
the remainder of his apple crop, grown
on his ranch. in the BOnitO country.
He has just shipped the last car. max
ing five ne has gathered and sold this
season. A number of different varie-
ties were in the shipment, but the prin-
cipal varieties were tWig and JenitOn.
Instructions have been received at
/ the local pOStOffice from Washington
to have the Carrizozo- Roswell auto
mobile leave here from now on at 6
o'clock in the morning instead OF s
o'clock This will, it is claimed. make
it very inconvenient for the local post
master and assistants as we'll as for
passengers. A protest is being sent in
by the citizens against the change.
Mrs. H. 3. Dawson has returned from
AlamoEOrdo. where she has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. W. A. TOpp, for a
few weeks.
Harry B. Dawson, Syl. c. Anderson
and Tom Fitzpatrick have returned
from a several days hunting trip in