Arizona republican., 1905-07-30
COL. LEAvELL HERE-CoI B. w

COL. LEAVELL HERE-Col B. w Leavell. adjutant general of Arizona, returned to Phoenix yesterday from Prescott where he has been arranging for the national guard encampment.
 FIRST Nj. E. CHURCH-Corner of Monroe street and Second avenue, A. NJ. Gibbons. pastor. Services as fol- lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; preaching at II. Evening service at Eastlake park. The Epworth League will join with the young peoples so-
 cieties of other churches in union ser vice at 7:30 D. m. Evening service at the park at s o'clock. A cordial wei | come is extended to the public.
 UNION EVANGELlSTIC MEETING The usual union services at Eastlake park. Young Peoples meeting at 7:30 r. m. All members of the societies participating are urged to be present on time and contribute their share to the success of the meeting. The song and preaching services begin promptly at s o'clock. The attendance at these meetings has steadily increased from , the first. All seats are free. The public is cordially invited to attend. AN ALLURING REWARD-Gover- nor Kibbey yesterday issued a procla- nation of reward of $500 for the ar | of sam Plunkett and F. F. Kennedy at Livingston on July 12 There is now $1.O5O O1 the heads of the murderers Immediately after the discovery of the murder Gila county offered a re- ward Of $500. A week later the re- ward WIS increased to s55O the rest probably having been offered by the i relatives of Plunkett.
 PRIORITY SUIT ANSWERS-Wa CT users of the valley are now falling over each other to file their answers to the priority water right suit Of Hurley vs. Abbott. This is just about as it should be. Hundreds have al- ready made answer but there are still a great many who have not and the | time is getting short. August 1st is i the date set as the last official hour | of grace. That is the attorney may proceed under his instructions. to is i sue summonses as soon as he pleases or as soon as he gets ready thereafter | so that all who have not made an swer by that time will be merely hanging on by the eyebrows. After the summOnses have been issued there will be the added expense of the pro- l cesses, for those who haven't made voluntary answer. X dollar saved is a dollar made. wherefore it will be the part of wisdom for all who have not yet taken action to get busy early 1 on Monday.
 MAC IN TOWN-W. G. McNulty of Roosevelt arrived here last night for
 a brief rest from the arduOus work of | building the biggest dam in the world, and incidentally to go to Camp BrO- i die with company and fight. bleed and die if need be for his country. MT. McNulty is not only an officer of the national guard but he is a baseball fan of the most viruIent type and in ! the game up to his neck wherever he 1 chances to be. As his home is in Roosevelt just now he is convinced ] beyond any question of a doubt that | Roosevelt has the finest baseball team | in Arizona. He is hoping that the ter ritOrial fair will hang up a little piece i of money for this sport so the town ! of Roosevelt can have a chance to take a blue ribbon. She has nothing else | to exhibit except the dam and that is 1 too heavy to carry around. MT. Me ! NUlty said that he heard a report over the phone in Mesa as he came through ! last night, that some time during the i day a couple of the big freight teams ! belonging to Wolf Sachs had gone over | the embankment not far this side of ] Roosevelt. but whether there was any i serious damage done he did not learn.