Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

NOT so MANY-The registration for the election here April II, on the question of the Tonto road bonds shows total of S91 names instead of 902 as announced yesterday, a differ ence of eleven names.
 ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR The attention of Knights Templar is called to the service at the Baptist church this evening, when the sermon will be preached by the prelate of the Grand Commandery of Arizona.
 CHICAGO MANS DEATH - pr. Shank, who came here recently from Chicago hoping to secure relief from lung trouble, died yesterday morning and the body will be sent back to Chi cage fer burial. He was well known in Masonic circles in his home city
 GREAT REGISTER PRINTED-The register of the names of those eligible to vote at the election of the Water J'sera' association next Tuesday was completed by the printer yesterday and will be ready for placing in the hands Of the election boards tomorrow.
 REALTY SALES-J. L. Striplin has bought lots 10 and r in block IS of the Irvine addition. of R. H. Greene for SlOO. Mir. Greene has also sold lots II and 19 in block 15 to a nonresident who resident who expects to build a home thereon when able.
 AN ELKS' RSION-Between fifteen and twenty members of Pho2- nix lodge No. 335 B. P. O. I1lks, left for Prescott on this mornings train. Their purpose is to be present and participate in the ceremonies at 3 o'clock this af- ternoon by which the new hall of the Prescott lodge will be dedicated. c. P. Bullard will be the orator of the day and W. B. Cleary will also deliver aD address.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTlST-Services Il a. m. Sub iect, Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?" Solos by Mrs. II. w. Heap and Mir. Dickinson. Wednesday, 7:30 D. m. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Solo by Miss Laura Stoddard. Reading room open daily from 10 to F a. m. and ? to 4 D. m. Monroe street, next to postof- fee.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue, A. M. Gibbons, pastor. Sun day school at g. 45 a. nl.; Junior League at D. m; Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Easter sermons at II a. m.. sub ject, "The Resurrection of Christ" At 7:30 p. m., an Easter service and sacred concert by the Sunday school, assisted by the choir. All seats are free. Yol are cordially invited.
 EASTER SERVICES IN TRINITY CHU URCH-The Easter services in tke Trinity church this morning will in clude the Passover Anthem" by Dud- ley Buck; "Te Deum," by Lloyd, and 'Jubilate.7 by George Nevin. Mir Mackenzie Gordon. the noted tenor, will sing the offertory solo. Easter services will be at II a. m. and D. m. Seats are free, and the public is cor dially invited. The church is on the west side of the court house plaza
 A VISITING MANUFACTURER-
 MT. Carl Roehr of the Roehr Manu- facturing company. Bucyrus. Ohio. is in Phoenix and a guest of Dr. Hib- bard for a short time. Mir Roehr is a brother of Mrs. Hubbard. He is as- sociated with his father, Charles Roehr, in the manufacture of fine interior woodwork. The manufactory is one of the largest in Ohio, and freuuentl, has heavy government contracts, hay ing at present the interior woodwork of the new postofiice building at Chi cago.
 NOTABLE VISITORS - pr. Neal Mitchell and wife, of Florida, arrived here recently and are now stopping at the Clayson ranch. It is likely that they will be here for some time as Dr. Mitchell desires to enjoy for a season the health-giving climate of Arizona. pr. Mitchell is one of the most notable physicians in the south and is partic- ularly wei! known in Florida where himself and brother, Dr. Solace Mitch ell, not only earned wide professional