Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-11
Raid In City

Whipple Barracks. a federal inspeC- tor yesterday began a series of in ,vestigations in the city to ascertain if possible where patients at Whipple Barracks have ben getting the stuff" A particularly atrocious form of Ibootleggine has ben the continuous sale to the tubercular and gassed sol diers of various rotten intoxicating compounds, and the governmtnt is aiming to break up the traffic. One Ivictim was found in the raid-Vern raves, aged about 30. who was picked up in the Royal rOoming house. She is said 10 have had in her possession one bottle of champagne and one of white mule.
 Learning Bridge
 Miss Lillian Groo, former army nurse, is teaching the veterans who prefer the Red Cross Community House to the streets when they are downtown, 10 play good bridge. She will soon be ready to match Ter pupils against the experts, she says. Iron Works On Deck Again.
 Wm. M. Hughes, Prescott native, has revived 2 Prescott business. He has started operating the old Pres colt Iron Works again, and is tickled with the result. He started with one man about a week ago, and the work iumped up on him so fast that he now employs four men regularly. lie says the Prescott plant, while not the biggest in the state is one of the best equipped for any jobs and for the number of jobs it can handle, according to size and capacity. "Bil- ly" hopes he may make q success of the enterprise at this time, and lis going to pu this own shoulder to the wheel at all times to try and make it go.
 Sees Many Thorughbreds.
 A. C. Mcqueen, the veteran stock inspector of the Pea Vine road, spent yesterday in the city looking over the killed list, and the claims filed. He says there are getting to be a great many thoroughbred animals in the country. much more than formerly He refused however, to clariiy the remark to any extent.
 Elated Over Fine Showing
 E. w. Gilbreath is back from a trio to the Swastika Extension Mine where he has been looking after work at that camp. He is elated over the fine showing being made.
 Back To Satisfaction
 Dick Ham has returned from a trlP to Wagoner where he is planning to settle" He is an old timer in Arlz- ora and has merely come back to the land where he is always satified' Back From East
 Mrs. Donald Bishop has returned from the east after an extended visit among friends and relatives. Only Little Rainfall
 Angus Douglas, one of the old time oorrner of the county, was in yes +ordov from Turkey Creek and the Crown King country. He says httie r,;n has fallen in Turkey Greek, and that only showers have come 10 Crown King.
 Silver Plume O. K. Henry Braun operatin the Silver Plume mine in the mountains above lOro Belle, is in the city from camp and reports things looking good up at camp.
 Olaster Finishing Up Con Olaster is in the city from Conner Basin, where he is finishing mn T mining contract for the Jerome Prescott Copper company. Boosting Shelter City
 w. II. Knight, former postmaster at Humboldt, was in the city yester- day on business and stated that that town is on a substantial basis, and making good progress in all hneS' The smelter keeps right on smelting the company's own ores and taking III a goodly supply of custom rocN' Visiting Friends
 C. B. Puntenney, cattleman of CAi- no valley, arrived in the city yester- day. He went to Groom Greek with Otto Lang jr., for visit.
 To Dance
 John Lang came from the summer ranch of Otto Lang ST, on the Has savapa yesterday. He went to Kirk land on the afternoon train to attend the annual dance to be given last night. He will remain few days Vis- iting friends.
 For Globe
 F,,,r,ett Morrison left yesterday