Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-20
From Fridays Daily) Visiting in Long Beach.

Visiting in Long Beach.
 Mrs. J. L. Archambeau and child. ren, "Little Joe" and "Little Alice" are the guests of friends in Long Beach, Cal, on a summer visit Kingman Visitor.
 "Tex" Ferguson, an officer of the Indian Department, is here from Kingman on court business.
 Concludes Visit.
 Benjamin Robinson, after several days in the city on business, return ed to his home in Kirkland Valley, yesterday afternoon.
 Will Enjoy Outing.
 Emmett Farrell of the Arizona Bonanza Mining company, left here yesterday afternoon for the southern California beaches, where be will en- joy his annual outing.
 Left for Home.
 Benjamin Robinson, the Kirkland pioneer, returned yesterday afternoon to his home there, after a pleasant visit here, the guest of ais sons, John oAA AAhuA AiOOAuEOAs
 Come to Reside.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Cornwell of Los Angeles, arrived in the city yes terday, and will make Prescott their future home. They are guests of MT. and Mrs7A J. Richardson. Immigration Commissioner Leaves
 Joseph Rosenburg, immigration commissioner of Mohave county, re- turned yesterday to his home in Kingman, after a short visit here on United States Court business. Returns to Duties.
 After several days in the city be- fore the Federal Court, Chief of Police Hawkins returned to his home at Jerome yesterday. In addition to his municipal position he is also a deputy U. s. marshal for that dis triet.
 Kingman Visitors.
 Among a number of Kingman wis itors noticed here yesterday were Miss Tessie Clark, Miss Sawyer, J. W. Quinn, Fred Brown, Mae Harris, John Harris and Thomas MeGraw They were called here on court busi- business.
 Business Visit.
 Miss Mariana Hagler, daughter of J. s. Hagler, after few days busi- ness visit to the city, left yesterday for her home in Fort Worth, Texas. She disposed of all the real estate interests in this city owned by her father.
 Prominent Mining Operator.
 NJ. Spencer Hutchinson, consulting engineer of the Vulture Mining com pany, near Wiekenburg, after several days in the city, returned to his camp yesterday. He came here to seek a change of climate, owing to recent illness.
 Joins Husband.
 The many friends in Prescott of Mrs. John J. McArdle will regret to learn that she has left the city, join ing ner husband yesterday at Wicken- burg, where she will make her home in the future. MT. McArdle is a con duetor on the A. & c. railroad. Rangeman in City.
 L. o. Pnippeney, one of the lead ing rangemen of 'be western part of the county, residing in Thompson Valley, is in the city on a few days visit on business. He is very much pleased at the coming of the rainy season, saying that the country was dry and range feed scarce. Mining Delegate Leaves.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Conner, accom- | panied by Miss Fossie Davis of Me Cabe, were arrivals in the city Tues lay, the latter to visit with friends ! few days. MT. Conner left yes .erday for Denver, where he will represent MeCabe Union at the an- lual meeting of the Western Fedora ion of Miners, that will convene on Monday.
 Returns to Mine.
 V. W. DcCamp, general manager If the Pacific Copper Mining com any, after a brief business visit to he city, has returned to his camp # Silver Mountain. He is arranging or the receipt of the new surface quipment purchased a short time go. He is pronounced in his views yer the outlook of that mining en- erprise, which he says is one Of he best looking propositions in the Mountain country. Drunk and Dressed Up." II
 Deputy Sheriff Bartlett of Ash 'ork brought to the county jail a Mexican, who comes to erve a sixty days sentence, on the harge of being drunk and for i'm ersonating a female. He attired him elf in the apparel of a woman ae- uaintance and masqueraded around he town several hours, visiting the