Arizona republican., 1905-10-11

NEXT SANITARY BOARD MEET lNG-The next meeting of the live stock sanitary board has been called for Oct. 17.
 LOOKED IT OVER-Lou Jones has just returned from a visit to Pinal county where he took another look over the Cochran mining property in which he has an interest.
 SURPRISE PARTY-An enjoyable surprise party was given on Monday night in honor of Miss Pe.tid on North Fifth street. The party was arranged at the instance of the Misses Leary and Russell and about twenty-five or thirty guests were present
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY
 The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Copper Age and ten other lode mining claims, sit uate in the Lower Turkey creek and Black canon mining district, Yavapai county. The survey is designated as survey No. 2.13S, and is claimed by the Yavapai Development company.
 BRILLIANT CATTLE PROSPECTS M. A. Perkins, a member of the live stock sanitary board and one of the
 best-knOwn cattIemen in the territory spent yesterday in Phoenix on private business. MT. Perkins headquarters I V. though he has ranges in other parts Of the north. MT. Pc. kins reports good rains over his section the past week and says the outlook for cattIemen is very promising. It will be along to- wards the first of the year before cat- tie begin to move generally, although several cars have been shipped from the north into the valley the past month.
 A SECOND ADOPTION-Ther was a proceeding in probate court yester- day by which Frances W. Votaw pass ed to her second foster. parents. w. F.. and Edith NJ. MOrOng. The little girl is nearly fourteen years of age, and has been adopted by Moses and Effie NJ NOtaw. Mrs. VOtaw is in i'll health and the caring for the child had be- come a matter of difficulty She sur rendered her willingly. and the little girl changed her parents willingly. MT. Morong is a capitalist and mining man who came here with his wife and serv- ants last spring and has become inter ested in mining properties in various parts Of the territory
 A VARIETY OF JOBS-The gov eTnment is wanting more men than It can get, and is offering fair salaries Besides the civil service examination for eIigibles from which to fill vacan- cies in the position of supervisor Of forestry, of which mention was recent ly made, a half dozen other examfna- tiOns have been announced to be held within the next month at the following dates: A mCnOtype machinist; Syrian (Arabic) interpreter in the immigra- uOn service at Laredo. Tex, salary S1,000; assistant superintendent of seed warehouse and seed distribution; inspector of seed warehouse and seed | distribution, salary ranging from S1OO to S125 a month; supervisor of native 1 Indian music, salary $1,20O year; as sistant steam engineer at United | s States penitentiary at Fort Leaven- | worth, Kans. All the foregoing exami- | nations will take place on November l l. On October 25 there will be exami- | nations for farrier at San Juan, Porto | Rico at $S40 a year, and at Washing l ton, S720 a year and ratiOns; labora,- | tory assistant $90O. All these examina- | tiOns may be taken in Phoenix
 HE WELDED AN UGLY KNIFE If William G. Stark is sober today 1 he will be tried by Judge Burnett for | disOrdeTly conduct He was arrested ! late Tuesday night, but was too intOx- icated at the time of holding court ! yesterday to be given a hearing NJ. | Estrada was sent to jail for seven days ! on a charge of disturbing the peace. | Jesus Sdlazar came near having to ! answer a very serious charge and a . possible longtime sentence, and as it