Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-01-04
WOULD BE A COMPANION.

former school teacher wants a n"@iiioh
as companion or To act as GoNerneSS
for her room. board and small SALARY.
Further information may be obtained
by telephoninc j. W. Canning. 4h3.
TICKET SALE FOR CHARITY
BALL - Tho promoters OF the charity
ball. to be held Thursday evening next
report an unusually good response I"
the calls to purchase tickets to the
affair and that the success Of the en-
terprise is now assured. However.
there are SIN Il large number of tickets
that have not vet been heard from and
the ladies' would beg lad if the holders
Of the tickets would make some d.sp"-
sition of the matter i'm order that prep
arations may be made for the correct
number ou that cvcuing-
ADAMS ON A TOUR - &. +.
Adams. chief clerk in the state cnEi-
ueer's office lief; this city Yesterday
for a protractcd trip Of inspection over
in the south part Of the state his first
stop being at Tucson. Here he Will
look over the work which is being done
ON the new Floreuce-TuCSOn highway.
From this point he Will continue
southward to Tombstone and will give
tho ono. over to the Tombstone Bis
bce route the work Of which is being
done by The convict camp. lie VIII D."
gone for several days.
FLOOD CARRIES OFF MATERIAL.
The fact that the hiGh waters Of tho
Aqua Fria river had yesterday sub
sided bit enabled representatives.
from the state engineers office to make
"a hasty inspection Of the work at the
now bridge NJ AVoudalc. Tho water
came up quite rapidly few days ago
and drove the workmcn from their
places and put q temporary quictus on
all construction work. When an in
spectiou was made yesterday it was
revealed that a large amount of piliuG
and lumber had been carried away la
the flood and that a number OF tools.
etc. had also disappeared The ground
surrounding. thc new bridge was i'm such
bad shane that thorough iuvcstiEa-
tion Of the situation was imnoSaiblc at
this time
TWO TEACHERS ON SAME JOB
After enjoying Christmas vacation the
pupils Of the Fowler district returned
TO school to find that they had a doubt"
dose of teachers Mrs. Carrie Green
Billings. who was dismissed by the
board OF trustees, and Miss Lillian
Wells. who was engaged to take her
place, we're both on hand yesterday to
instruct the youngsters i'm the three
RS with all the modern improvements.
They both saw it through Just who
viii win out eventually remains To he
seen. At a recent meeting the major
ity Of the people demanded the rein
statement Of Mrs. Billings. Up to date
the trustees refuse to do so. and they
declare they are going to stand pat
TOM" PASSES TH9OUGH-J D.
, Tomlinson Western Union teleGrapher
at Hayden. who supplied The Republi-
can with news Of the baseball games
at Hayden and Ray last season. is in
Phoeniy on his way back to the post
Of duty after Il four months vacation
spent in colorado. Tombstone" as
he is known in his home town. found
It imperative either to buy a heavier
overcoat or a ticket back to Arizona.
Que t. the numerous inches of snow
tr2t fell in Colorado recently. lie
chose the ticket route, because he had
the true Arizona spirit. and knew that
eUsablc climate had heavy overcoats
backcd OFF the map He leaves for
HAYDEN this morning
Hire little salesman at The Re