Arizona republican., 1911-04-09
FEAST OF pASSOvER-T

| Passover, Will begin next Wednesday | evening at sundown and will continue
 for eight days. This is also known as the feast of unleavened bread. AN EVENINGS ENTERTAIN- MENT.-Arthur Ross, the impersona-
 tor of an automaton will be seen again in the windows of Goldberg Bros, for | couple of hours tonight The exhi- bition, though always interesting as showing the marvellous control one may
 gain over his nerves, will Be made still more interesting by electrical and mechanical effects.
 SANTA ROSA MERCHANT-Jos- eph DemeO, q merchant of Santa Rosa, California, came here about three weeks ago and expects to make an | extended stay. He came for the bet terment of his health, having heard
 more or less about this country through his friend Harry Friedman. But though posing for a sick man he hard ly looks the part and will probably be an athlete before he has been here long.
 TO CANVASS RETURNS.- The board of governors of the Salt River Valley Water Users association will meet tomorrow to canvass the returns of the election held last Tuesday There is nothing to add to what has
 been printed concerning the unofficial
 returns, except the news that w. j.
 Clemans was elected governor in the
 Eighth district, making the third new
 member. The others are J. J. Casey
 and Francis Wilkinson.
 SCHEDULE. Secretary Harry
 Welch of the board of trade is busy
 preparing a unique invitation for the
 prosperity dinner to be held next
 Thursday evening. Here is the sched-
 ule he has prepared for the evening:
 Dinner. 6:3O to 7:3O; reports, 7:3O
 to S:3O; stereoptican trip to Roose-
 welt dam and about the valley. S:3O to
 9:30." On the bottom of the card
 will be prosperity item," giving the
 deposits of the banks of Phoenix and of the Roosevelt water bank"
 BEN LEUNER DEAD.-The funeral of Ben Leuner will be held in the parlors of Norman & Hayt, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. De- ceased has been a resident of Phoenix some thirty years, working at his trade, that of a butcher, most of the time, and having been employed by P. T. Hurley for many years. He was a native of Germany and so far as known has no relatives living His age was not definitely learned but he was an elderly man.
 ARTICLES FILED-The articles of incorporation of the Farmers and Mer- chants Bank, the new financial insti- tuition which was announced a couple | of days ago as having rented the build | ing recently vacated by the National | Bank of Arizona, were filed yesterday with the territorial auditor The | capital stock is $25.OO0, fully paid up | the shares being s10O each. The in- | are F. s. Westfan, J. B | Westfall, w. F. Boiling and C. L. Gar | Der, who came here recently from Ok | lahOma. It is proposed to do a gen. aral commercial banking business.
 TIME TO PAY UP.-Monday. April | 10, which is tomorrow, is the last | day for the settlement of all matters | of water rental and sewer rental. with | the tax gatherers of this municipality. | The sewer system having been taken | over by the city the rental hereafter | must be paid in the water department | office, as the water rental is. That | office will be open until 9 o'clock Mon | day night to give the later conner a | chance on the last day. Thus far, say the officials, only about one third of I the patrons of the water and sewer | service have made themselves right | with the city and unless there is a | lively business day on Monday, the | man with the wrench will find a lot ! Df work cut out for him on Tuesday.
 PARTICIPATING PLANT. Now md hereafter, any person who tarries
 in Maricopa and is caught in the act Jf condemning that resort as uncom- warm, will be thrust into the new refrigerating room of F. J. Me carthy, the hotel man until he repents MT. Mccarthy grew weary of these and also of paying the nee 'ssary express charges on the large | amount of ice consumed by his pa II OiS III lildl pOpulOuS JuHCllOn town, md put in an up-t date refrigerating Jlant which has just been completed. He will now be able to keep both his satables and drinkables cold at all ines. and and hotel patron who thinks lis room is too hot, will be allowed to iloep in the refrigerator.
 BASEBALL AT PARk-The base Dall game at Eaastlake park this af- ernoon between the Mexican Rat
 lers and the Colored Cubs should pc a rattling good exhibition These cams havae played twice this sea son and each has won a game. The first game was won by the RattIers, to 0, and the second by the Cubs, to l. This time there is a side pet of $50 a side, so there ought to be some ball game. Following is
 he lineup: Cubs-Catcher, Joe To- O; pitcher, Anderson; first, Calran; second Patrick; short, Polk; third, Lenard; left Lewis; right, Vaughn; .pl,a l