Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-24
ARIZONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

& ,bouf ,NcINe miioS So"v" "h" N",V ADy~ n,"..,r an attempt is being made of pen. ,y,Iframite, which forms the 4 to 'S n'"s mresten. used in the manufac' baS' V rrrtric light bulbs. The de- tuTe U, nr, il, the Whetstone mountains NJ poSNs s,.mIr, of work are said to be en- couragns'
 ..,a .entral power house of the I"s nr.rn company, which will fur M CoPP,.;[. ro mines in the vicinity of nl'n innl has been completed and will IOu',,'ir ,, inf. .lmmission at once.
 n., l5OO- gallon crank and fly ."I l|V Prescott pumps are being install Nn!s' tbe mines of the Tombstone Con N EI,ted ln at Tombstone,
 ,,ror is being circulated to the A tTot tnc Arizona & Colorado rail enSY' ,, Southern Pacific corporation, is r0au' p;,r deal with the Warren street InGH,gT a,,sT to use their tracks to enter Bis i1a """ o1d the Warren district, thus en. pee '.sbipp on the territory of the Ell p,.o X Southwestern.
 r banouet rendered him in Bisbee rno.jov. Postmaster General Frank 1'' Hitchcock declared himself enthu- h. ..;.arv in favor of statehood for Ari- s"s, .no oni expressed belief that state L0"I ,r,r,5 come at the next session of congress.
 W rlo existence of artesian water in # ,a Verde valley has been proven, ae- .,l;rg to ]. H. Wingfeld, who has S.t well to 200 feet and finds that 'I already contains 100 feet of water. u. eypects to get flowing water at greater depth.
 The Graham Guardian, published at s,forj is sending out highly eolored ,rnnJemcnt of four pages, which just 3o1bIe, the size of the former addi- tion.
 Graham county is preparing an ex- 2S bbit of farm products to be sent to the ,.rri-origI fair at Phoenix this fall. The pilot ear over the route of the To, Apgelesto- Phoenix automobile race ,t inc time of the territorial fair has ms, completed a trip over the route, and reports the roads to be in very had condition for the race.
 The Water Users association has ust published a neat little booklet en- titled "Salt River Irrigation Project, ' containing about thirty pages of de griptive matter of the Salt River val ley.
 Paroles have been issued to several short term convicts who assisted in moving the prison from Yuma to Flor ence and also had previous good rec crds. The following are thbse paroled Juan Encnas. Robert Morse, John Waie. Daniel Flowers, Tom Kelly, Fran. cisco Moreno and s. F. Williams.
 The call for the convention of the American National Livestock assoeia' tiOu has been received in q territory The convention will meet in Denver or January II. l2 and l3, 19'0, and will be attended by many cattlemen from Arizona.
 The annual meeting of the Postmas ters association of Arizona will be held a Phoenix during the territorial fan his fa,l
 Sousa $ band played an engagement at Prescott Wednesday evening anC Vas given a great reception.
 The Coronado Gold Mining company bear Congrc,, is to resume operations after a long suspension.
 Ed. Grnir, the newly appointed sec retary of the Douglas chamber of com meree and mines, has already secured tEentythrec new members of the or snIzaton and promises a total member shP of one hundred before the organ za'on ], much older.
 A recent report of the acting sup elylsor of the Salt River irriga tion an lounces that the project as a whole T E per cent completed.
 Olga Nc'h"rsole will show in TucsOr iAs season.
 The onfra' at the Copper Queen smel H at Doug.as for the month of Sep ember t, reported at 9,050,000 pounds i'hog of of +jO,OOO pounds from thu leVous month.
 ignd, have been raised, attorney 4p!oyea aaI all plans made by com auoe of Inc Maricopa County Com ry'SIaI rIn' to carry to a finish thu 5D' lhal ."- been begun on the galid
 " th" power contract now exist s 1 ra',olN between the reclama .t. r a'F''o" and the Pacific Gas & Fl ''he company.
 I&@sN r;Ss baseball fans are organizing
 winter baseball team,
 %ouey !, how available to begin worl ,,Pa'atory .o the commencement oi or r''uci'on up the Arizona Pioneers ~ near Prescott, and Major DoraI 0qn."g aa' g''t says work will be com
 VI apo" the first of the year.