Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The Canada del Gro roundup begt today.
 The populiets will hold their conven tion on the 29th.
 Court met yesterday morning anC adjourred till Thursday st 9 o'clock.
 School started up this morning with good attendance. The pupils displayed eacerness to be back at their work agaln
 The ice cream and fruit store formerly run by Mrs. Putnam has been closed and "For Rent" plscards are agaln 1T the window there.
 A hunting party started in the direc tion of the Rillito tEis morning. Il comprised O. O. Brown, Jack O'Brien and Billy Brown.
 If you want @ reliable dye that will color an even brown or black, and will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
 The meeting of the CitIzen's Building & Loan association Saturday night resulted in all the money on hand being loaned. The association now has over 7C0 shares.
 Golden Link Lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W. meet 6t Masonic hall thIs evenin at 7:30. There will be lite -ary and m usical exercises and re- treatments.
 Sunday afternoon. while driving ost to the ball game, Mir. Small, wife and child underwent an exciting runaway Their horse became frightened and got beyond control. The occupants of the buggy were thrown to the ground. For tunateiy they escaped with slight Irju- Ties.
 Dancing parties are again Tn order. The first dance of the season will be given at Vasquez hall next Saturday evening It is farewell party to Miss s Doll and Casteneds, of Benson, popular young ladies of that town, who are vis- iting friends here. The party will be first class in every respect. It promises to be a very enloyable occasion.
 No sooner does c. Dennis, the carpen- ter, finish one house to rent than he be- gins on another. He does all his own work, thereby saving all the outlay for mason work, c8rpentering and painting usually paid. Last Saturday he began work On his latest house, and he hopes to have the roof on it by week from that time. The house ID question will be the fourth that MT. Dennis has built for himself.
 Bicycles continue to arrive. This morning Gardiner, Northen & Goss re- ceived a nickel plated, wood rim, high frame Victor, one of the handsomest machines that ever came to Tucson. K. l.. Hart, Saturday, received four Lu- mi-Num wheels. One was a ladies' wheel for Miss Sadie Etchalls. The other three were 22-pound, 72 gear wheels fer Willie Cooper, K. l.. Hart and Peter Contreras
 The committee having the Union park in charge keep moving Tn the right direction. It has been decided to put 6 sprinkler on the track and for this purpose one has been ordered with capacity of 400 gallons. Subscriptions to purchase the wagon are now being made and the response with which 1t IS being met with makes its purchase an sured fact. President Zeigler Is doing some tall rustling in its behalf. The cause is a good one. Help it along.
 Tucsen has few less dogs than In- fested the city this morning. Today dog catcher's wagon, with all the neces- sary accountrements, prominent among them gang of eager small boys. made the rounds of the streets, Tells arose from dogs and their owners, and there was great corraling of pet canines of of every conception of effectiveness ugi .ess. The trip will be followed up with more, and by systematic work the dogs of Tucson will be brought down to reasonable numbers.
 The hor @ races between the Phoenix flyers and horses ownt d by Alex Mckay and Juan Elias dId net take place yss- terday. The races were postponed one week. Mir. McKay's horse being laue. A race was made, however, tetween COW pony own by Lotus Ezekiels and the horse winning the 4th of July race. Maish's ''Chaleco" horse. The latter horse was again winner. The Ezekiels horse started out ahead, then they were neck and neck, and at the finish the Mexicau's horse got in ahead and won. Something less than thousand dollars changed hands on the result.
 At the business mems mass meeting Saturday night there was not dis senting voice to be heard. Everyone wanted the north and south road come via Tucson, and favored giving it all due and reasonable encouragement Mr. Hiizinger stated that the object of the meeting was to appoint a commit tee to confer with a committee of the north and south road. A committee was appointed as follows: Sam Hughes F. J. Henry, J. G. Hilzinger, J. L.. Ormsly, H. B. Penney, Judge Wright, Herbert Brown, c. F. Schumacher, M. P. Freeman, W. l. Perry. Frank Heney offered a resolution expressing sympathy with the road which was unanimously adopted.