Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

f"in. ft,.. announced their willingness sou .,r,brte land and money toward 10 o1h.,ne of the Tucson chamber of the a,,r., for the sinking of tests wells IODia, 5nyrrop artesian water in the vicin' \ ity of the city,
 r,.s.r IS to have eoursing matches ,,-;rg the winter season. rl, Knox Corbett Lumber conn .s absorbed the r. l.. Winsor Po%h hc- company in Tucson, and the 4 L'' ,nJ business of the two com sonie, I vlll be combined under the own p,sbir of the former. r,..on city council will employ a I,noter. man to inspect all building 8 ,O''l Irorros. for the city and see that m ;. is executed in good shape and ac- "oring 10 the plans and specified tOns.
 & Dian, for the new Elks club house & ;o Rsber will be passed on at the next \ meeting of the lodge
 Tho Arizona Power company has let contract for the great storage reser- roir on Fossil Creek to Ed Kurmier of Prescott
 The board of control has ordered from # tbe July Jail company a modern exc sntio7 rcll for the territorial prison of Florence. and will have it installed in lime tar the execution of Marquez, tbe murderer of Hodges, on Deeem- Der ..
 The fall term of the Apache county l;.trirt closed last week after session Nf day and a half, which is a pretty r,od compliment of the law abiding 7 uali;y gt the Apache county citizens. Ralph Aspaas of the Indian depart. mert of the United States government ;s in Tucson awaiting orders from Wash prton with reference to the allotment of Indian lands in Pinal and Pima counties
 Notice, of the meeting of the Ari- zona mining code commission have been sent out to all the members by Thomas Armstrong of Prescott, secretary of the commission. The meeting will be held in Phoenix on November l and l2, and all persons interested in the drafting of a new set of mining laws for the territory are invited to be present.
 former employee of the Phoenix Gazette, who has during the last few years become famous parachute jump CT, Atha o Dell by name, has been en- gagged by the territorial fair commission to give an exhibition of his art at the fair this fall.
 Mayor GOldwater of Prescott and party. on their way from the bankers the trip in an automobile from Globe to Phoenix in twelve hours, including all stops, which is record breaking time, Two Quaker maids of sleepy Phila- dephia have tired of the somnolent gaetujc of their home city, and have written 10 the Phoenix Gazette, asking for real Arizona cowboy husbands.
 J. Lewis Scott has been named as manager of the Grand theater in Phoenix.
 Farmers and ranehers of Arizona are invited to join in the organization of a Southwestern Alfalfa Growers asso- citation, to be formed at Fl Paso, Nov mber f.
 A German Lutheran church is to be established at Mesa.
 The Mesa Free Press company has Increased it's capital stock $5 900 and promises a better and brighter paper in the future.
 Olmstead GilIiland of Los Angeles. Who are preparing plans for an exten- son of the Phoenix sewer system, an lounce that the plans will be ready some time this week.
 The Tucson Elks baseball team will pay at bIsbee next Sunday.
 desert baseball league has been ''ganIzed composing the following towns to play during the winter sea SE; Yuma, Ariz.; Brawley, Imperial, G G, Oentro, Iioltville and Calexico, Cal. ualnes will commence November : and 'Oa''Hoe until February 22.
 District Attorney John s. Williams ns' .s sent ont letters to all the district ,,"Sn'ys of the territory asking them y meet in Pboeonix November s, dur.
 s ,ae session of the supreme court, % '"e purpose of forming an organ