Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-29

I
 over from Jerome yesterday, wher'
 he has been for about twoweeks look
 ing after his mining interests. H,
 will leave for Los Angeles tomorrow
 After the Journal Miner had gon,
 to press Saturday night telephone
 message was received from Jerom,
 that Miss May Snuffin, who had beer
 arrested for embezzlement on com
 plaint of Mrs. Ward, had beeu ac
 quilted by jury.
 County Recorder P. J. Farley has
 been appointed deputy grand chic
 Haymaker for Arizona. The Hay.
 makers is side degree of the Red
 Men, and all who have signed for the organization of that degree are re- quested to be on hand tomorrow night.
 Col. Wilson is sending Arizona oranges to Washington, to members of congress as statehood argument according to Phoenix papers. They are not being sent in shape of bribe but just to let those people who hold the key to statehood, know that Ari- zona is ripe for statehood, so far as her resources and products are con cerned.
 J.K. Day, the we'll known hunter and trapper, and partner of the late John McCarty died in Phoenix on Sunday of pneumonia, after an ill., ness of about a week. When his partner disappeared few months ago, Day never stopped his search for him until his body was found. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge of Phoenix.
 The will of the late Geo. W. Bryan. the old gentleman who was killed near Hot Springs a few weeks ago was pIobated today. The. property consists of about 100 head of cattle and some mining property and was willed to his three neices, Mary Bryan of Phoenix, Birdie Fitzpatrick of Tucson and Clara Bollenger of Naco, Arizona. Mary Bryan was named as executor.
 The January issue of the Land of Sunshine magazine comes out in enlarged size and with a change of name. Instead of the Land of Sunshine, the magazine is now the "Out West" The first issue under the change is very interesting one and contains an excellent table of contents. Miss Sharlot Hall, of Prescott, was awarded the post of honor among the contributors, a poem contributed by her, entitled "Out Vest" being the opening ar ticle of its pages. Miss Hall also contributes very readable article, as we'll as one containing an excellent write up of Prescott and vicinity. This article is profusely y illustrated.
 It cost J. B. Weist s75 to make gun play last Sunday in Jerome. Weist, who is foreman for Contractor Coleman who is grading United Verde & Pacific railroad, was in the St. Elmo and sporting with Dealer Morgan. He made bet of s with Morgan that he could throw higher number with one dice than the dealer. Morgan threw a five and Weist re- fused to throw, when the dealer took the money, saying that he would keep it until Weist beat his point. Weist got very angry, and stepping back, drew a gun from his coat pocket, but before he could use it, Officer Davis, who was standing near grabbed his hand and gun, and in "breaking" the gun so it could not besfred, broke it completely in two, the cartridges falling to the floor. When Weist drew his gun the dealer was in front of the table and away from his arsenal, or it might have been little more serious for Weist than a forfeited S65 bond.-Re- porter.
 A report which reached this coun try some years ago of the tragic death of Dr. McIvor- -Tyndall the famous mind reader caused sincere regret among those who have taken an interest in that phenomena which he so ably expounded. Those who have enjoyed the privilege of seeing this world renowned mystic were unanimous in the belief that the world would not see his equal and not few were heard to regret they had not been privileged to witness the marvels performed by this won derful man. We are glad to an nounce that the report was entirely unfounded and that Tyndall is not only alive but his marvellous powers have increased, until today the feats he performs in the realm of tele- pathy are almost beyond belief.
 There are many plays and many actors and lecturers, musicians and artists but the world knows but one mind reader, Tyndall, the most mar velous man of this century.
 Charles Behm is in from his min ing properties on Groom creek to- day.