Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 B. F. Heasley is in town from Oc- tave.
 J. c. Rankin came in last evening from Chicago.
 David Riordan, a Chicago capital ist, is in town.
 It may be better to be right than to be president, but the salary is not as good.
 An exchange suggests that "an easy way to commit suicide is to go Texas and steal horse"
 There will be services tomorrow at the Church of the Advent at II a. m. and s p. m. by Bishop Kendrick.
 T. H. Potter jr. came in on last evenings train from Williams to at tend to some business in the land office.
 The Monday club will meet in the kindergarten room at 2:30 next Mon day afternoon and a full attendance is desired.
 The Journal-Miner's Groom Creek correspondent furnishes an interest ing batch of news today from that prosperous district.
 H. R. Wood returned today after a months absence from town looking after the mining interests of John Lawler at Hillside.
 The house committee on territories has fixed January 31 for hearing on the Arizona statehood bill, and Feb ruary for the New Mexico statehood bill.
 NIT. Goodall, representing the Jour nal for Investors, and Mir. Knoxon, of the Daily Mining Record of Colorado Springs, are in town looking over the mining resources of this section.
 Frank dagger, president of the Model Mining Co.,, and twenty-two other members of the company ar rived in Prescott last evening in a private ear to take a look at the com pany's holdings in this section. They will remain here for several days. They left this morning for a visit to the McCabe mine.
 The Epworth League will have charge of Ooth services at West Pres colt Methodist church tomorrow. Special numbers will be sung by the choir. Responsive readings by the congregation. At the evening service Miss Mildred Lewis will recite and. some papers read by Bis Travis and MT. Hickman, will be interesting and instructive. Good music. Every body cordially invited.
 The Sacrament of the Lords Sup per" will be observed at the Metho- dist Episcopal church, Marina street, Sunday morning. The usual services of song and worship in the evening.
 John Kent, a miner who arrived in Prescott from Colorado a few weeks ago, and who has been working at the Empire mine for the past three weeks, was brought to the Sisters hospital last Monday suffering from an attack of pneumonia, but grew worse until yesterday afternoon, when death relieved his sufferings. He was man about 31 years old, and a good miner. His funeral will take place at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from Logan's undertaking parlors under the auspices of the K P. lodge of which order he was member.
 The Citizen was informed this morning that a gambler of the city asked for a gun last night so as tC commit suicide. The gun was hand ed to him, but out of consideration for this paper, which sometime age made the request that if any person wanted to commit any such deed as suicide to select the hours so the Citizen would not get scooped, post poned the event, and if he carries out his bloodthirsty designs, the heart. rending details of how a gambler got rid of his life, will be told in the afternoon of the day on which the deed was scommitted.-Albuquerque Citizen.