Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
COMING sooN-A letter was re-

COMING SOON-A letter was re- ceived yesterday from Gen. A. J.
 Sampson, former minister to Ecuador,
 by a Phoenix friend. It is dated in Chi
 cago, and states that the general and Mrs. Sampson will go from there to Los Angeles to attend to a number
 of business matters, but will be in
 Phoenix at an early date to remain permanently.
 CATTLE FROM YAVAPAI-M. A. Perkins, accompanied by his son. Nick Perkins, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning, coming in charge of a train Of stock from MT. Perkins range near Junction, in Yavapai county In all seven cars were in the shipment five of the cars consisting of beef cattle consigned to Hurley brothers and two cars of bulls consigned to Creswen and Goldman. MT. Perkins says a slow rain fell day before yesterday over the range north of Prescott but the pre- cipitation was not very heavy.
 FIRST INTER SCHOLASTIC GAME Next Saturday the first foot ball game in the schedule of the games to be played under the inter scholastic as sociation will take place at Easuake park the Tempe team and the Phoenix Indians being the contestants. Both O for the season and for the reason that they are evenly matched a good con test is anticipated. A special train will be run from Tempe for the game and many tickets in Phoenix have been sold which shows that interest is being talk en in the event.
 VISITING ROUGH RIDER-Harry Gray. who was a member of one of the Rough Rider companies that went from this territory has been spending several days in the city visiting friends and making new ones. Mr. Gray is Q miner and worked for some time in the Bisbee district but more recently at the Wooley camp in PinaI county. He is preparing however to leave Arizona and will shortly take civil service examination with a view of entering the employ of the govern ment in it's work in the Panama canal zone.
 THE TERRITORIAL EXAMINER W. C. Foster, territorial examiner of public offices returned yesterday morn ing from a tour of several of the count ies in the southern part Of the terri toy. He visited Tucson. Nogales, Globe, Tombstone, SOlOmOnviIle and Yuma. 1dr. Foster has since his appointment and since visiting Yuma county made compete JOuT or the territory ana eX- amined every county office in the ter ritOry. He will at a later date cover the ground again to see if the reforms suggested by him are being carried in to effect.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur
 veyOr-general has approved the survey
 of the ScOtchman and eight other
 lode mining claims, situate in the Plo- mOsa mining district, Yuma county.
 This survey is designated as survey No. 2,170, and is owned by J. " SmaIe. He has also approved the survey of the old Fort Tumacacori and four
 other lode claims, and the Mark Lulley mill site, situate in the Tyndall mining district, Santa Cruz county, Ariz. This survey is designated as survey No.
 2,154 4. &s B., and is owned by Theo- dOre M. FOucar, trustee. The survey of the Copper Czar lode mining claim has been approved. This claim is situ- ate in the Agua Fria mining district,
 Yavapai county, Ariz., and is claimed by Loyall A. Osborne. The survey is designated as survey No. 2.162.
 THE LIVE STOCK BOARD-A meeting of the Live Stock Sanitary Board was held at the rooms of the board in the capitol yesterday after noon. While there was nothing of inn portance accomplished that became a matter of record the board had a long discussion of several matters that will be closed at some later day. Among