Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:

F. c. Parker is in from the San Frar ] cisco mountains.
 Mrs. Moeller returned last night fror a visit to California.
 The annual meeting of stockholder of the P.&A.C.RR. will be held mex
 Monday for the election of officers. , The Prescott dancing school unde Prof. Windmillerwill give its first dan
 on Thursday evening next.
 Geo. Sines, Tom Urqullart, Oscar Van
 derbilt and Ned Austin returned from {
 hunting tour Saturday night with 4O( quail, and rabbit innumerable.
 Owing to the absence from town o Chairman Dougherty there was no meet ing of the board of supervisors yesterday and the opening of the proposals for wood were as consequence, postponed.
 E. NJ. Hutchinson has been spending several days in Prescott, visiting his brother c. s. Hutchinson, our popular young druggist, whom he had not seen forseventeen years. He left yesterday morning for Paris, France, where he is engaged in business and where he has resided for fifteen years.
 We notice on our streets a few faces of individuals, who in days past have asked our citizens for money to buy food with, under the plea that they could not get work. They are loafing on the streets too, notwithstanding the demand for laborcrs on the rail road, and at Wal nut Grove and for lie cutters. They should be run in" for vagrancy and made to work on our streets.
 C. E. Lambert, the mining man, has an engineer on the ground at Groom creek making the survey for the erection of a ten stamp mill which he expects to have in operation within few months IL will be complete in all its appoint ments with patent ore feeders, Frue van- ner concentrators etc. Ii Is intended to work ore from the Black Hawk, Gray Eagle, Elmira and Middle mines, form erly owned by Rubert and sons.
 We were gratified to meet our next County Treasurer, w C. Bashiord on the street yesterday. He is sure to ''get there" by a large majority, and he gives good report on the chances of the entire ticket He says campaigning agrees with him and that he is ten pounds heavier than when he started out.
 Vice President F. A. Tritle of the P, X A. C. k. R., who visited the line yes terday on ! tour of inspection and other business connected with the of the road, expresses him. self as highly pleased with the progress of the work and assures us that the line will reach Dangharts in about twelve l days and Prescott city ahead of time. Rev. J. G. Eberhart, the new pastor of | the Methodist church, preached his first | to a fair audience yesterday | at 10 :30o'clock, in the Marina | St. church, from the text, "Remember | he Sabbath day to keep it holy" The sermon was one of the ablest and most | eloquent We have ever listened to in the |
  territory, showing not only thought in ts preparation but it was delivered in an ,loquent and impressive manner. He ,lso preached in the evening, to a much arger audience than in tbe morning, md from the impression made on his audiences we predict for him good con. 
 Because Col Eggers defended the in erests of taxpayers in his opinion 10 tn. Board oi Supervisors in relation to tax ng the property of a certain religious there has been howl .aised against him in certain quarters md it is stated that he will lose many 'otes therefor. As distric, attorney, Iol. Eggers interpreted the l,w in be- ialf of the taxpayers of the County ir- of church or religious sects md he did right Churches and their gents should confine themselves to their egitimate business of saving souls, and ,ot interfere with the political affairs of tate or county