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Prohibition Enforcement
Click image to enlarge Newhall Sheriff's Deputy John S. "Jack" Pilcher (left) and the local "dry squad" show off a bootlegger's still they found in a local canyon (probably San Francisquito) during Prohibition, circa 1924. The dry squad was headed by Officer James Bond, seen at right.
SD2501: 19200 dpi jpeg from original photograph in Pilcher's scrapbook; SCV Historical Society collection | Same as AP0725. |
Dry Squad Raid 1924
Dry Squad Raid ~1924
Jack Pilcher, Raid ~1924
Jack Pilcher, Dry Squad
Constable Jack Pilcher
E.O.W. 6-4-1925
B.F. Summers, Dry Squad
B.F. Summers, Rum Bust
Confiscated Rum
B.F. Summers in Film ~1930
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