Arizona republican., 1894-10-19
LOCAL NEWS. Events of Yesterday Briefly Recorded. A Rain, ReYiVifying and General Suits Begun in Dis
 triCt Court.
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday to W. L. Pinney.
 Alex Steinnegger yesterday began a foreclosure suit against Wm. Zent and Ellen Zent.
 The Gardiner Milling company yes- terday received three carloads of wheat from Tempe.
 The brilliant lights at the Creamery are furnished by the East End Electric Light company.
 The registration in Yavapai county was 3,192, gain of nearly 200 over the registration of 1892.
 On account of the rain last night the Republican rally at Alham bra was postponed to later period in the campaign.
 Janitor Proops is making the court house interior glisten with oil varnish and white wash. He's painting every thing in sight.
 A spirited amateur boxing contest took place yesterday near D. L. Mur- rays office between Letter Carrier Peek and young Crumb, late of Colo rado.
 A young girl wanted to assist in light house work. Could if she desired, at tend school. Apply at THE REPUBLICAN office or at Rectory in rear of Episcopal church.
 The great dissolution sale of the Red Corner will begin tomorrow. This is one of the greatest opportunities to ob- tain goods cheap that the people of this valley have ever had.
 A mining deed from G. N. Collins and Seth PhiIbrook transferring to J |. H. Annear two-thirds interest in the Quien Sabe claim in the Cave Creek district was filed yesterday.
 Who wants good new trunk at cost? The Great Eastern has decided to go out of the trunk and valise busi- ness to make room for dry goods. Next door to Fleming block.
 tsAdvertising car No. of the Syndicate shows came in last night laden with Autographs and fourteen expert bill posters. When they got through last night there was not square foot of visible dead wall in the city.
 Charles W. Prange yesterday filed notices of location, or relocation of twenty-five mining claims on the south eastern slope of the Harcuvar mountain chain, and about mile from the old stone office of the Yuma Copper com pany.
 An informal meeting and banquet of the fire department was held last night. The refreshments were pro- vided by Gus Ellis in appreciation of the desperate and successful efforts made to save his building last Saturday night.
 The commercial department at the Central school building is open and in running order. Fifty-fve students have been entered. Each has @ sepa- rate desk, and sufficient mum Der of typewr1ters for the purposes of the de- psrtment has been provided,
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record: R. J. Stedler and wife to H. S. Griswold ten acres in the extreme nv cor w15 neI sec twp n r e; H. s. Gris- wold and wife to Hollis Murdock lots 4 and in subdivision of wL ne1l sec twp m 2 e, $650.
 Two electric cars were burned out last night near the corner of Washing ton and Center street. The accident was due to the contact of water with the electrical machinery which is not so well protected on Phoenix cars as on lines in countries where such incidents may be of weekly occurrence.
 The Tombstone Prospector last Tuesday notified the people of Cochise county that only twelve more voters were needed on the registration list to make Cochise frst-class county and those twelve had to be produced before midnight. The outside world has not yet been informed whether they were obtained.
 The Y. M. c. A. bicycle club will re- ceive six home training machines and the mem bers will go into training for the races which will take place some time during the winter. These ma. chimes for training purposes are as good as bicycles and have the addi. tional advantage of permitting the ing the operation.
 The mining industry will be repre- scented in the fiesta parade. A large float is being constructed on which miners will be drilling and blasting during the procession. A large dray will be laden with huge boulders and at least six men in mining costumes will engage in polishing the heads ot drills while the parade is moving.
 The Hassayampers will have the most interesting and unique division in the fiesta parade. There are about thirty of the pioneers of the territory in Phoenix. Many have already agreed to take an active part in the holiday They will be mounted on burros and mules and in emigrant wagons and will have pack trains, prospecting outfits and camping equipments.
 There was washout last night or the Maricopa & Phoenix just this side O k urnnn Dho nr, lnnI,r d trnir n a ornrnnnh nc