Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

be appropriate to the E,astel. sermon. preached by the pastors Tn the even ing the large chorus choir will give the regular monthly musical servt..e consisting of choruses. quartet as; duettes and solos. accompanied bN the | pipe organ and violin.
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SEKVICE.- | Phoenix c3mnlandery of Knights Temp lar will observe their usual Easter je- Notion a the 9tist church on Sunday evening next at 7::}0 o'clock. The com
 piete Tempiar service will be used on
 that occasion, in aIl it's great wealth 1 of music. chants. readings and re- sponses. The Rev. Or. Iialsey will o.r- ciate. he being the ui'eiate of Phuenis. c1nlmauGery a"d also the grand p..r-
 late of the territory. Special music for l the occasion is being prepared this week.
 POLICE BUSINESS ore was q single ease in police court yesterday. an unicrtunatr citizap who thought the
 police had forgotten all about th- o1,Ii-
 nance requiring lamps on bicycles after
 dark He Was given three dollar tin
 that the police are still strenuous on
 the bicycle question and determined to
 earn their salaries. During the court session d call was received by Officer
 Russell. who was directed that he could
 find q drunken Mexican at the corner of Fourth and Washington streets He found him.
 A NOTED LEt'TTI;ER.-Mr John T. Fogarty of San Francisco. sltparil- tendert of the agencies of the Royal
 Insurance oolnpanY. has been in the city for the last two days. AIr. Toelrty ! is an orator and lecturer as well as an insurance man. lie iz a very fluent speaker and notwithstanding q Geci icd | French accent he has a very pleasing i manner. On the occasion of his visit ! to Phoeni:: something n.ore than d year ago he lec,ured on the subject of ''Thn ! Evolution and Peculiarities of th. | Montana Wildcat" The lecture Was | both scientific and humorous
 PAID FOR AN oNEECoAT.-A man ! by the name of John Heron yesterday 1 completed the payme@t for an oyer coat which he h1d obtained from Sheriff Murphy o1 Pima county Tn. deal was made without the sheriT+ knowledge or consent one night while the train on which he was returning from Phoeni>, 1o Tucscn was I,iEg at Mariccpa. The coat was found in the possession of Heron at Gill Bend. He was brought here for tIi4l and Justice Burnett put d valuation 0. $5) 9u the -oat ard let Harrison have the privilege of paying for it in miscellaneous of $l a day by service in the county jail The oVercoat is now in the possession of it's original owner
 1T WAS M'CANDIISH-A short time ago this paper printed the part;c- ulars of the finding of the remains of T murd ered man near Douglas. who was q contractor on the railroad st that point. and who went by the name of Mckay. Relative to that in rident the Douglass Dispatch says: Mir Van C. smith who has resided on the Pacific coast fer more than forty years is in the city and called at this ofIit, ro correct q few missattements rela,- ing to the late Mckay. whose dead body was recently found in d mutilat- -d condition in the suburbs ct Douglas. , lIr. Smith knew the deceased. person lliy for q number of years, and he says
 Mr. McNay's true name was McCand- ish;" he has forgotten the initials: that his ancestry were Scotch. but the de ceased Was born in Canada. Alr smith says that the 'decaased served 3ne or Elor- terms in the state legis- ature of California; 2Ir. smith makes he above statement and corrections for he benefit of relatives and friends of ieceased that should they s-e this ftsr hey may know of the passing cf the ste AIr. McCandlish.