The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-11
State News From Exchanges

Mrs. Mae Talbot has been held to
answer before the Wsshoe County grand
Jury on the charge Of murder in the
second degree for killing her husband.
Bail was fixed at $4,000.
The Office building Of the defunct BAN
berger-D elamar Mines Company, also
1000 cord Of wood, we're recently de-
stroyed by fire at DeLamar. The origin
of the blaze 10 not known.
In the Federal Court at Carson last
week the Government won six out OF the
eight cases that were brought against the
Southern Pacific Company for failure to
comply with the safety appliance law.
Clarence Mackay has given more funds
for further improvement OF the athletic
grounds Of the State University. The en-
tire cost of the work will be at least $l5,-
600 and the work will be started as soon
as possible.
Sam Plat, the United States District
Attorney at Carson. has formed a part
nership with L. A. Gibbons, formerly a
member OF the firm Of Bartlett, Thatcher
& Gibbons oil Tonopah, and the new firm
will open Offices in Reno. The firm OF
Bartlett & Thatcher will continue to have
Offices in Reno and Tonopah.
The United States Smelling Company
has the contract for the treatment OF pref
from the property Of the Nevada-Omaha
Mining Company of Bannock, Nevada.
and ore shipments have been begun. 1t
is stated that the treating charge will be
IS a ton on $25-ore, and the railroad cost
$3.50 per ton. Including mining and
hauling expense, this class OF ore should
net the company $40 q ton.
When Wonder declined as a mining
camp, Albert Jacques closed bis saloon
there and stored the stock OF goods and
fixtures. He returned TO the camp a few
days ago and found the saloon and
his residence dismantled. There are
only so people in Wonder and they had a
glorious time while the booze in Jacques
cellar held out. Now Jacques is threaten
ing arrests.
The Nevada Board Of Pardons last
week met and revoked the parole OF Ray
w. Bartlett, who was paroled from the
prison after serving two years OF a term
of seven years. He was sent to the peni-
tentiary from the eastern part OF the
State for grand larceny. He served two
years and was paroled. Recently he wen'
to Oakland and was arrested there I
short time ago on q charge OF Rrant
larceny.
Anew York constable has levied al
attachment for $3.50 on the stakes OF thu
Jeffries-J Johnson fight, to make sure tina
"Tex" Richard pays a judgment 10
that amount issued against him last Sep
tember in Nevada. The plaintiff is
physician, who alleges that professions
services rendered Richards family whel
they lived in New York in 1907 wer'
never paid for. 1t is expected that tn
matter will be adjusted soon.
James Guthrie, who WIS employed a
cookin the Giroux boarding house nea
Ely which burned Friday morning las
died on the following morning from tn
effects Of smoke and gas which h
breathed into his lungs before being res
cued. Deceased was past so years o
age, and had been employed as cook a
the uiroux for only two weeks. III
leaves two daughters and q son in Sal
Lake to mourn his loss.
An action has been begun in the dis
trict court at Salt Lake by the Ely-Girou,
Extension Copper Company against Mel
son 4 Crump, attorneys Of Ely, Nevada
The complaint sets forth that in October
1907. the mining company gave the de
fendants $I2, 900 with which to settle NJ
some affairs Of the company. 1t is re-
lated that the lawyers disbursed not to
exceed 1926 81 Of this sum. but have
failed to refund the balance of $e.0S3.33.
Judgment for this amount, with interest
at 10 per cent. is asked.
Fortunate Tarsitano, the Italian con-
victed at Reno Of murder in the second
degree. after being tried for the murder
OF Marie Favs. has written Judge Pike a
letter in which he states that he wants
his sentence as soon as possible. Il in
structed my attorney not to ask..for q new
trial and not to delay the imposing OF
sentence" writes Tarsitano. please.
Judge, sentence me - soon as you can
and put my mind at rest. do not want
. new trial" Tarsitano shot Marie Fava.
apparently without cause. after quarrel
ing with another Italian. He claimed
that be tried to kill the Italian and ac-
eidentally killed Marie Fava- This is
all that saved him from . sentence OF
murder in the first degree, according to
the jurymen who tried him.