Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-04

tive to resolutions which were ad-
 opted by this organization in support
 of the Davy sedition bill. This is
 in reply 70 yours of the 10th inst, enclosing copy of resolution unani-
 mously adopted by the board of di- rectors. l am encouraged and strengthened upon the receipt of this resolution and l thank you for the patriotic tone of the same. I believe stringent laws should be enacted to punish those persons who seek by force and by reasonable sedition to overthrow our American institu- tions.'
 Evidently Senator Ashurst thought so well of these resolutions that he felt it would do the balance of the congressional delegation good to read them, for he sent copy of the Congressional Record, dated January 2, containing these resolutions spread upon the lTOnt page.
 Advertising
 Former President F. s. Viele. who has just returned from an extended business trip in the east, and has been his plea for some time, urged that advertising of not only this section of Arizona, but of the entire state should be undertaken.
 Country Club
 Work on the Hassayampa Country club grounds is being carried on daily, according to Alfred Gale, who | is one of the most active as well as enthusiastic members of the club. | With a continuation of good weather it will be possible to play on the course Sunday. A great deal of rock 1 has been blasted and is now being removed from the fifth fairway. The foursome to be played between the | Clarkdale and Hassayampa golfers will be staged as quickly as possible. Two citizens Of Prescott having fore sight have optioned land near the country club and will soon have the same ready for the construction of pretty bungalows. When the build ing plans are submitted to a general of the stockholders it is be- lieved that the work of erecting the clubhouse will be started so that the same can be used this summer.
 Whipple Barracks
 Surgeon Korn of the Public Health Service arrived in Prescott yester- day and will take up his residence at Whipple Barracks for a short period of time until the post is turned over to the Public Health Service, when Major Sheppard as 3umes control of the hospital Sur yeon Korn has been at Camp Cody, Deming, \. M., until recently when hat hospital was closed and patients ordered transferred to Whipple. In- 5tructions have been sent to the pub lie health departments advising that patients will be received at the hos oital. Surgeon Korn is accompanied ,y his wife.
 Through the cooperation of City Jerk Robinson and County Clerk Donovan the road to Whipple is being put i'll first class shape.
 Major Ide is the first officer of the Public Health Service to report for luty, having come to Prescott yes erday from Denver.
 The chamber of commerce has pledged its assistance to the Public Health Service and as outlined by Colonel Bliss real assistance must be given when the times comes for em- ,loying civilian help. Major Shep-I bard has notified the organization hat he will request this help as soon IS plans are definitely known. Ii ( will require many civilians to handle he work at the post, including cooks. walters, clerical and stenographical lelp.
 Those attending Thursday nights meeting were w. w. Elliott, Charles 2eibeling, Ed Block, C. T. Joslin 5eorge Golden, S. H. Martin, 2. O. Brown, Lester Ruffner, Dr. C. E. {ount, A. C. Gilmore, Alfred Gale I B. Hazeltine, F. s. Viele, D. B iemmill, Mir. Gordon and son of New fork. Dr. Yount presided in the ab- ence of President Clark. SILVER BELT PRODUCING