Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13
NEW LOCATION.
Col. Durr Now In His New Quarters
 On Congress Street.

| Tucson can truly boast or US many large and commodious houses. 1t re- auires large houses and big stocks of goods to accommodate the immense | commercial business that centers at this place from all quarters. People come here from every point, north, south, east and west, because they know here is kept the best stocks of goods. The bushes men of this city are liberal and sell their goods at reasonable profit | which accounts for the fact that people come long distances to trade with them. | One of the
 SOLID AND wELLrKNOwN houses in Tucson is that of Col. Joseph Durr. He came to this place on the first railroad train that came in over the Southern Pacific from Yuma, and commenced bushes in small place on Mesilla street, only having few goods but his business began to grow from the start, backed by energy and constant attention. The room was enlarged, and the goods packed in like sardines in box, from floor to ceiling. In 1882 his trade had increased to that extent that he had no longer room to carry 1t on and the building on Meyer street was secured. This was much better, but soon he found himself again cramped for room. His trade had extended to every town and camp in southern Ari zona, and 1t became necessary to buy many articles
 BY THE CARLOAD.
 From time to time warerooms in the vicinity were secured until he had three. Several weeks ago he began to look out for larger quarters and finally secured the commodious building on the corner of Congress and Meyer street from MT. Joseph P. Lonergan. This building if one of the largest in the city and well adapted to the grocery business.
 Col. Durr has had force of men al work arranging this place, putting up and tearing down partitions, painting etc., for two weeks.
 The main store room has been shelved on one side and will bs used for the re- tail grocery business. In this room Will be kept all manner of fancy family gro ceries.
 HUNDREDS OF bARRELs
 and kegs of whiskeys, wines and brand ies are piled up in this room entirely cutting the front part of the room from the rear where is located the bar. Ad- joining the main room on the west iE located the famous Warum Dsrum room. This has been fitted up with a view of comfort. It is furnished with tables and chairs and the walls hung with many pictures Here the weary may come and sip their beer and eat their lunch in ease and quite. The Colonels beer hall was
 FAvoRITE PLACE
 for people to go few minutes at noon time, even on Meyer St, but it will be much more so now since it's location on the popular street and in the heart of the business part iof the city. In the rear of this room is a large ware room capable of holding eight or ten car loads of goods at one time. Here will be kept the beer, cheese, pickled pork, lard, ham, bacon, vinegar, cases of olives, etc. etc. Beneath this room is one of the finest cellers in the city where every thing that would be in any way effected with the heat can be kept cool and nice. In the rear of the main room and ad joining the bar is another room which will be kept for the benefit of private parties. This room is entered from Meyer street.
 1uo SOlODcl bllONCo O1O 1CPOi eAi through and explained the
 MANY ADVANTAGES
 he would enjoy. now, in business way, which was denied him at his old loca- tion. The place is salready crowded with goods and this means that Col. DurrShas stock of goods that will com pare those kept in any city in the south west, He now has large amounts of goods on the road that were ordered in advance to arrive after he got in the new store. A car load of beer is on the road from San Francisco and it will arrive in few days.
 The public are invited to call and see the venerable son of his grandmother at his new home hoeitably and be shown through one of the completest and best arranged business houses in Tucson.