Arizona citizen., 1879-04-25

Sohf ID ~ EUbASS leiJ to-day Tor Florence 10 attend to some business before the Lane Oilice. He will return about the 9th. From Thursdays Daily.
 RaiirOad Freight Bates.
 The following are the authorized freight rates per hundred pounds, over the South ern Pacific to MaricOpa: From New York First class, SS; second class, S7; third class. S6; fourth class, s5; class A, s4; class s, sS.50; class C, S3.25; class D. S3. From Chicago-First class. S7; second class, St third class, S5: fourth class, Si.5O; class A SS.75; and classes B. C, and D. the same as from New York. From New York and Chicago to Tucson an additional rate will be made, probably not exceeding sI.5O pel hundred.
 On lumber the following rates will be copa. From san Francisco, Sl3S; from Madeira, S22O.5O; from Los Angeles, SIS from Wilmington. Sl9S.
 Mir. Cash, ,he agent of the company now iu the city, wishes to obtain all the Information possible in regard to the mines of the country. and the probability of The shipment of ores 10 san Francisco and elsewhere, as it is the policy Of the road 10 give every facility Co those who not having mills Of their own, must send their ores away to be treated. To this end he will welcome mining men to his rooms at ihe Cosmopolitan.
 MIR. CHAs. E. BAKTHoLEMEw has just returned from quite an extended trip into sonora. He has visited several mining properties over tue line which doubtless contain large fortunes for whoever will develop them. The property in which Col. Stanford Is interested i, looking we'll. The main shaft is now down about forty feet with a pay streak about six feet wide this is on the Mexican claim. On the oth. CT claim the pay streak is only eighteen inches, but a good prospect. Mr. Bartho- lomew left Altar Monday. The machinery had not yet arrived, but Col. Stanford lefl Altar last Saturday to meet the teams bringing the mill, which are supposed to be about Caborca MT. B. thinks the St Louis Company have made a good invest ment in their mines near CdbOrca.
 THE Board Of Wagon Road COmmis- sioners, consisting or ". W. Williams. NJ c. Samaniego and J. P. Clum, appointed To build a road 10 Globe, pursuant to an Act Of the last Legislature, convened last evening, Mir. Clum was elected President and ". J. Osborn was appointed Secre- tary. The preliminary steps were ar ranged for the early commencement Oi the work, after view Of the route, and a consultation with the Commissioners ap- pointed to build the road from Florence 10 Globe.
 DEPUTY MARSHAL J. ". EVANS Is back from his second raid on the illicit distil- lers tnis time bringing with him Juan EspInosa, whom he captured a snort dis tance below Tubac. The entire diStilling outfit and appurtenaDces were destroyed. Mir. Evans thinks that the two successful raids he has SO recently made upon these moonshiners Will so discourage the business that those engaged m it will eiih- CT proceed legitimately, or turn their at- tentiou Co some safer occupation.
 INDIAN INSPECTOR HAMMOND, Agents Stout and Hart, Surveyor-General Was son and Dr. c. H. Lord, with Major Snlf- fin at the wheel, started out this morning with d spunky 4-ln-hand on a visit to San Xavier. Mir. Hammond will investigate the old Mission Church, together with a few Indians, and the party will return this evening.
 IT was never known until last night how very far IL was 10 Fort !" Lowell There was to be little social gathering out there. and some Of the young gentle men of the town undertook Co attend; but if took twenty-five mics of driving to reach the place. IL is possible that to the change from "Camp" to Fort" is due the increased distance.
 REGISTERED at the Cosmopolitan Hotel are k. Anderson and J. Bernard, Of LoS Angeles: B. T. Morris and W. B. Costello santa Fe, \. M.; G. R. and NJ. D. Mcleod san Jose, Cal; R. Dillon and J. N. Martin san Francisco; James Aud, wife and family, PhcniX.
 SOME beautiful specimens Of ore were bcought in to-day from The Gunsight, in the Meyers District It is said tO be Of the class of which 500 pounds were sent to san Francisco, and for which SSOO were re turned to the miners.
 MAJOR DOwNISG'S train IS in to-day from El Moro, December 8, with ll,6OO pounds freight for Zeckendorf X Co.,, l5,0y for Zecke ndorf X Staab, and l6,OOO for Jacobs G Co.
 THE coach came in this morning chuck mIl and two on top. Wken the railroad rets a little nearer, travel will demand larger rcoach-perhaps two coaches.
 GEN. HAMMOND and son Of Washing ,on. I. K. sears of Oakland, and Wm. Gardner Of san Jose, Cal, are registered al the Palace Hotel
 TM.JACoBs X Co.,, got in lot of goods to-day via El Moro, Col. Weight about ls.OO0 pounds.
 LIEUT.. HANNA Of Camp Grant Is In town. this tune on private business. He will probably return tomorrow.
 ZrcKENDoRF & STAAB unlosded about oo o0a pounds of merchandise today