Arizona citizen., 1879-08-15
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From Wednesdays Daily. Park Hall ReJuIJf.

It is now time to again compliment Ron,
 Levin as the repairs on the Park Hall an,
 proach completion. We are rather g,aa
 the old roof fell in Cust when it djdl so, now Tucson can boast Of hall that is ,o, exoelled this side Of San FrancIsco- Tho tin roof has obviated the necessity n, ,ho centre posts which really spoiled the Han as 1t was before. The walls have bean
 built up six feet higher giving the ceiling & height Of twenty-four feet Just beIo1v the ceiling is row of ventilators fan feet apart and each three feet long b,, eighteen inches deep, which toeetbe, with the windows below give the HaII excellent ventilation. The ceiling k Q bright sky-blue spangled with silver stars. At the lower end or the hall MT. Levin has opened doorway lead. ing into two rooms which are to be fo, tbe accommodation Of gentlemen. The frs, ls a smoking room and the second for re- treatments. The rooms adjoinine on ,ba upper end of the hal. are to be arranged for ladies exclusively. This suit consists Of four rooms suitably furnished for inc accommodation of children and nurses when ladies find it necessary 10 b,ipy them. Mir. Levin also has five chanda- Hers now on the way from San Francisco which cost him s40O there. When the i'm provements are all completed, which will be about September l, we will have A sna- cious and beautiful hall, well adapted to every variety of entertainments.
 Supervisors Proceedings.
 The Supervisors met at D, m., yester- day. Full Board present.
 The bond Of Fred. c. Hughes as Public Administrator was approved.
 District Attorney Hugh Farley and Treasurer R. N, Leatherwood made A set clement with the Board on the delinouent tax list for 1878.
 The petition Of Castro for a new road south from Tucson was laid over for fu- ture consideration.
 The Board then adjourned 10 Monday August IS, when they will receive and the tax and assessment rolls and deliver the former to the Sheriff for collec- ton.
 KANSAS is now represented in town by Hon. W. H. Phillips, Member of Congress from the First District of that state, who arrived by stage from New Mexico last evening. He la one Of the party that came through with Col. Boyle to Shakespeare. and will spend several days in lookingI over Arizona industries and resources. In a brief interview MT. Phillips remarked that he was quite disappointed in the weather, Tn that he found it so pleasant in when it had been spoken of IS burning desert. We believe his im- pressions generally Of our people and country will be equally pleasant.
 MR. s. NJ. LOWELL is In town from his -anche on the Sonoita. He was one of he sufferers from the recent raids. Stock aken from him cannot be replaced for sG00. This is most unfortunate and dis ;ouragIng, and we trust the Mexican and American forces will unite and extermI- nate these marauding bands.
 THE Road Commissioners had meet ng this afternoon. The successful bidder. AhN0 RioScA Sofft1 IbA0 o'AlA AAA AiAC DdL X ol in payment for the road bonds. l
 FRESH California ranch but ter, peaches, bartlett pears, plums, black ham burg | ,rspes and apples received daily at Pierce 1 Woods, Meyers street.
 WE publish today a very interesting re- 'ort of the Harshaw mining property of 'atagonia. It will be read with much in crest.
 SHERIFF SHIBELL Is again at his duties nd looks refres he'd from his trip to Frisco.
 PARTIES in town from the vicinity Of Jos Cabasas report good progress in that cotton.
 THE finest brands Of Havana cigars and cigarettes, chewing and smoking tobacco [ the Pioneer News Depot.