Arizona citizen., 1879-05-23
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 From Tuesdays Daily. IN brief article yesterday coDcernIno - tue ruin Of Levin's Hall we criticised fin pialn' though mild terms, the insecurf manner Tn which the fallen portion or the rooi was constructed. Last evening Mfr J. M. Henderson called at our otf;ca o,d with considerable feeling declared that he was not the guilty party. That although D the wood work Of the Hall was under his - supervision, the defective stringer was mn, . iu against his advice and iudgmen, very good, we mentioned no names yester. day- We don't know positively who is in Iault We only know that some one dis. played sad lack or Judgment or crir,ira1 negligence in the construction Of .he roof
 We do not constitute criminal court and IL io not our business to fix the blame i'm any caSe where question is raised. We only know that Q very serious bIunder was made, and had the roof fallen when the Hall was full of people, an outraged public would have very soon singled ont '- DaNo ANS liutlSAUit TOT the m lS- fortune.
 MR. r. FoRBACH came in from Sacaton yesterday. The railroad passes about I3 miles south of his station, and cuts off his ! heretofore regular mail communications. He does not doubt the great benefit Of the railroad to Arizona, but it has hit Sacaton a decidedly hard blow. We also learn from Mir. r. that there is strong talk Of erecting quartz-mill near the mouth Of the san Pedro. The enterprise Is being considered by men who have abundant means for executing their plans If they decide that developments in that section warrant the outlay.
 ] DAY before yesterday a carload of lum- Der left California consigned to A. D. Otis ] & Co, Tucson. This firm intend to make a specIalty Of huilders' material and will increase their stock on hand constantly as means Of transportation become more and more available. They ship their goods direct from first hands and hence are able 10 give their customers the very lowest prices.
 
 showed us another magnificent gold mug get just brought in from the Santa Ritas and valued at S2jO. This was found ty the same lucky Individual who brought in the fine specimen referred to in THE CITIZEN some months ago. There must be lodges Of immense richness some where in the Santa Rita mountains, and whoever is lucky enough Co discover them can count their wealth by the millions.
 THE firm of l.. Meyer 6 Co on Meyers street, are doing a very large trade for a new firm. They follow strictly cash business, which is of course the safest possible basis. Their stock compares well wilh many Of our oldest firms and they declare they cannot be undersold. They are energetic business men and deserve their share of patronage and success.
 OUR landlord, MT. l. Goldberg has open ed a new cigar store on Meyers street, ad- joining the Palace Hotel, where he pro- poses to keep constantly on hand a va riety Of the best brands Of imported and domestic cigars, tobacco and cigarrites. He will be pleased to serve his friends and patrons at this new stand.
 YESTERDAY Lord x Williams added to their fine stock Of merchandise d,O00 pounds of assorted goods. They also re- ceived 10000 pounds of freight by cunsign ment. This house is doing very heavy business, and is giving special attention to the mining trade.
 MRS CAPT. c. c. SMITH gives party 10 Gen. Wilcox at Fort Lowell this evening. Quite a nun Der Of our citizens have re- celved invitations and we have heard a number express their intention 10 attend. We hope our city will be well represented
 ZEcKENDoRF & STAAB have trains in to day. both from the east and west, bring ing about 50,OOO pounds of general mer- chanLise. Among other goods they re- .ceived 800 kegs of blasting powder and 800 boxes of giant powder.
 FULLY, OCHoA 6 Co.,, sent out to-day about 2I.OOO pounds Of wool. The last wool clip in this section was unusually light
 THROUGH fares from Tucson to San Francisco are as follows: First-class, SSO; ! second-class, S7O; and third-class, S6O.
 EIGHTEEN thousand pounds came in for L. Zeckendorf 6 Co.,, yesterday after noon.
 HE stage now arrives from the end Of the railroad at about Il a. m., and departs atIp.m. Mail closes at l2:30 p. m.
 L. ZEcKESDoRF X Co, are about com pleting large warehouse on the south side Of their store corral.
 DR. GARDNER and Lieut.. Winchester, Y = \. Of Huachuca. are in town