Arizona republican., 1920-12-23
To Push Tourist Business

To Push Tourist Business MIAMI-A determined effort is to be made to push the tourist business so far as Globe is concerned. Business men have been talking over the situa- ton. They realize that there are cer- tain little difficulties in the way, but nevertheless they feel that much might be done to stimulate this business, which is well calculated to help every one living in the city and district. The business men will benefit directly. but very many will be indirect gainers.- Evening Bulletin.
 Appoint Superintendent
 PRESCOTT ~ Mrs Alice Archam- beau. a former well known resident of Prescott, and for long teacher in Ya- vapai county schools, has been ap- pointed deputy county superintendent of schools. News of the appointment vas made public here yesterday by Mrs. Ward Wheeler, superintendent- elect of Yavapai county schools. at present deputy county superintendent Journal Minar.
 To Mark Christmas Trees
 PRESCOTT - Tomorrow Chief For est Ranger Nichols of the Prescott for est service will go to Groom Creek to mark trees which may be cut by Pres colt folks for Christmas trees.
 Several hundred will be marked, so that there will be sufficient for all and if these are all cut more will be marked The forest service mark on a tree consists of cutting away the bark at the stump and putting the U. $. Stamp on the bare wood. This mark is readily diseerned at a distance of q number of yards and the location of the marked trees will be given by MT. Nichols, so that those going in search for them will have no difficulty in finding them.-Courier.
 Munnps Epidemic at Williams
 WILLIAMS-Th epidemic of humps that has been interfering somewhat with school attendance during the last two months has now about run its course. Prof Cureton states that in many rooms of the school approxi- mately 90 per cent of the pupils have now had the humps and of the re- mainder apparently the greater part are immune to the ailment since they have been repeatedly exposed without taking the humps. At no time during the epidemic did the attendance fall low enough to prevent efficient work being done by the various classes. Most of the pupils who had the humps were out of school for from two or three days to a week and they have all quickly caught up with their classes News.
 New Water Tanks at Goodyear
 CHANDLER-A huge water tank was recently completed at Goodyear. It is 100 feet high and is expected to have sufficient pressure to put the present plumbing system to a severe test. Il is also an important addition to the present fire fighting system. The i'm mense water pressure is expected tC successfully combat any local fire.
 The tower was erected by the Chica. go Bridge &5 Iron Works in three weeks
 In connecting with the tower a 36! foot we'll has been drilled by Clempet & Moss
 At a recent test the tower was filled from water pumped out of the new well and it was decided that with ; few details, to complete that Goodyea will be supplied with water sufficien for local use and for irrigation.-Ari ZOnan.
 Two Accidents in One
 YUMA-It never rains but it t&pours is an old adage that is often beini fulfilled during these hard times, an'