Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

THE FIRST WOOL CLIP-The first wool clipped from the sheep of north ern Arizona this season at Cave Creek reached the citT yesterday afternoon and will today be shipped to the Bos- ton market.
 MINING MAGNATES IN TOWN Fritz De JeX and T. J. Sparks re- turned yesterday afternoon from a visit to the mining property ir which they are interested. the Red Rover mine, located about sixty miles out from Phoenix. The trip from the mine they made in record breaking time leaving the property at 7:S0 o'clock yesterday morning and reaching Phoenix short ly after four o'clock in the afternoon.
 SALVATION ARMY AFFAIRS Major Morton and Adjutmt Plum stead, of Los Angeles. are expected here for three days, Tuesday. Wednes- day and Thursday of this week. These dates will be devoted to the proper welcoming of these two officers as well as Staff Captain and Mrs. Ayre, of Denver, who gre coming to take charge of the army work in Phoenix On Thursday evening the major will give his famous 'stereOpticon lecture on the "Converted Husoand Beater." There will be a small admission fee charged.
 POLICE COURT-Andy Garcia was in police court yesterday on the regu- lation charge of drunkenness and got the usual five dollar prescription from Recorder Thomas, for which he paid cash money. A man giving the name of George Brown. but not one of the two or three we'll known citizens of that name. got a similar prescription and was given a day or two in which to pay for il. F. Felix and A. Torres each forfeited seven dollars cash bail for drunkenness and Charles Ball and Maria Lopez each lost the ten dollars bail money they had put up on Sun day.
 ELECTRIC POWER FOR INDIANS W. H. Code, supervisor of irrigation for the Indian bureau, accompanied by Engineer Granville. left last even ing for SacatOn, where they will spend several days looking over the situa- tion at that point. It will be recalled by the readers of The Republican that MT. Code and MT. Granville are now in the valley for the purpose of inves- tigating the feasibility and probable cost of a power plant and line for the transmission of power from the upper Gila river to the Pima Indian reser- vation. The past three days the gen. tlemen have spent in the Upper Gila canyon and upon their return from Sacaton MT. Granville will outfit a survey party and begin the work of making several surveys.
 GONE TO UCSON-Napier Knight lie who has been employed for a long time as 2 draftsman in the office of the surveyor general, has resigned his position to accept one with the South ern Pacific in the Tucson offices. He left for that city last night with all his personel effects and his dog. which has been his constant. companion for years and which animal he says has cost him more than a thousand dollars during his travels. But he don't mind the money for he is his best friend and sticks as close to him as the fleas do to the dog. MT. Knightiie Is graduate of Columbia law school, q competent draftsman and faithful in the discharge of his duty He has trav- eled widely and had many adventures. ton. spending much time along the sound in hunting, fishing and other 'di- versions. Turning south he went the whole length of California on a bi- cycle followed by his faithful canine friend, though usually they both travel in palace cars regardless of expense.
 THE FIRST THEY HEARD OF TT The Republican on Sunday morning printed a list against whom executions had been issued in the tax suit cases. That is,