Robert Reames, director of the city of Tombstone's public works, stands by a water pipe laid in the 1880s that is no longer supplying water to Tombstone. The pipe is located in Carr Canyon and is fed by an above ground spring. Illegal immigrants have been using the Carr Canyon spring for bathing and other uses. (Ed Honda-Herald/Review)
"...and other uses": a euphemism for taking a dump relieving one's self in the water.
Damn It! The entrance to Carr Canyon is just a half mile walk from the font door of the home I used to live in in Hereford AZ. I used to hike that canyon weekly and daily during the spring when the waterfalls were pouring! This time of year the Aspens toward the top of Carr Peak would be beautiful with color. I hate that foriegn SOBs have no respect for our laws or our lands! I say allow private citizens to patrol those canyons...armed! I'd hate to see these areas closed because of illegals. That will only keep out law abiding citizens.