Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

S2OOO.
 NJ. Borquez' building, on Meyers street near Mccormick, cost $75O0.
 A. Levin added billiard hall, q summer theatre, a restaurant and ten pin alley U the other attractions of his Park, for which he expended l $4OOO.
 Carlos Fully added a second story to his building on Camp street at cost of S25OO. Kaufman Brothers, grocers, on the corner of Mccormick and Meyer streets, made improvements to tue amount of 5000.
 R, c. Pearson has made alterations and improvements in the two build ings occupied by him 10 the amount of S250O.
 J. G. Huecke has invested $500 in improving the Germanla Hall on Me silla street.
 John T. Pantlind has expended S3SO0 in altering and improving the corner of Meyer and Congress streets. Tbe Catholic Church has improved their property at a cost of S2OOO.
 Joseph Sresovich paid out sG5O for improvements in stores he occupies. William Gang has improved the Eagle Baker at an outlay of s10OO.
 Joseph Neugass' residence cost him S5OOO.
 John T. Innes has expended slOOO in altering and improving the corner known as the Cabinet Saloon.
 c. Cason & Co. have invested S1oOO in the changes necessary to complete the Maison Doree.
 The alterations necessary Ht Dills restaurant cost 5000.
 At and Nenr the Railroad.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany has made many solid improve ments in the vicinity of the depot-in fact, quite a village has sprung up there. A substantial depot, 25s feet long: car-shop. a round house, a re- pair-shop, an engine-house, lodg- ing-house, an Ice-house, and Mir. Longstreers and Mir. Cash's residences foot up the large sum of $l0O,000.
 The private improvements Tn the vicinity of the depot are on large scale. Adjoining the depot IS the warehouse of L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, which will cost about S1O,000.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Co.'S two ware houses cost S7O00.
 Salazar's residence. on the Military Plaza, cost S9jOO.
 George Roskruge's residence, next to Salazar's, cost S250O.
 Judge Woods improvements foot Gp s2OOo.
 The Arizona and California Lumber Company has made Improvements amounting Q $10O0.
 J. N. Mason's frame residence was bull, for S25OO.
 John Maguire's saloon cost him s75o.
 Mr. Hunts Sacramento Restaurant, a frame building, is worth SlOOO. MT. Brickweders restaurant, ad- joining, $500.
 The Excelsior Restaurant, $500.
 D. J. Bolyn ha. invested $lOoO in a neat residence on Congress street and Military Plaza.
 The activity Tn building around the Military Plaza is not exceptional, for in every direction the sound of the hammer is heard. Old adobe houses are being repaired, new and better ones erected, and frame and brick houses seem destined ID a few years to drive the homely adobe out of the building lIne.
 Among other improvements We ob- served in our walk around town were the following: MT. Scholte's house, corner of Congress street and Maiden Lane, $500.
 The building occupied by T. F. Ryan, the wholesale liquor merchant, owned by R. Fraser, $500; also, build ing on Some avenue, owned by the latter. S250.
 O'Ruurke's Lodging House, on Main street, remodeled, 5000.
 Union Saloon, changes in the build ing, s9OO.
 SincIair's Sample Rooms, improve menis. S2OO,
 Munich Beer Halle. on Mesilla street, S25o.
 L. NJ. Jacobs residence, 5000
 B. Jacobs tenements, 15O feet long, corner Of Meyer and Washington streets, S5OOO.
 Judge Morgan'S neat residence, Fourth avenue, $2500.
 Mrs. Miller's house, corner of Main and Mccormick streets, 5000.
 The residence of W. A. Scott, Jr.. on Cemetery street, sl200.
 The new houses of ex- Delegate Stevens, Washington and Main streets S2OO0.
 The residence of 5. Straus, s2ooO. $. Drachman's residence, $500.
 NIT. Mundelius new brewery, cost 1 $2OOO.
 John Bruckner's new residence, cost 5000.
 Leopoldo Carrillo has expende d slO, 900 on improvements on his prop. erty.