The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-13
Protest is Held Up
Nevada State News

California and the University of Ne.
vada have resumed athletic relations
after an estrangment of some months.
Senator Nixon's bill for the establish
ment of q fish cultural station in Nevada
has beer favorably reported to the SEN
ate. 1t carries 81 appropriation of
$25. 900.
Prof. Gordon II. True, professor of
agriculture and animal husbandry at
the University of Nevada, has been ap-
pointed by the Board of Regents to
have charge of the State Experimental
Farm.
The State Board of Pardons has
granted a parole to Herbert Christie,
Reno's former city clerk. who was
sent to prison for embezzlement of the
funds of the city. His parole takes eff.
feet at once.
Jack Maher of Elko, who was con.
victed last month of gembling, was
granted a parole to take effect after he
has served one.half of his sentence less
the credits. This will make him spend
about four months in prison.
Bandits held up a saloon in Oarlin
early Friday morning and robbie d the
till and ~bystanders. They her forced
an engineer at the point of a gun to
haul them out of town on an engine.
A posse is in pursuit.
Harry Heller. who was on trial in the
District Court at Ely last week on a
charge OF having murdered Jennie Fitz.
gerald, a young girl of the Ely tender
loin, with whom he had been living,
was convicted of murder in the second
degree.
H. O. Dodge. who was shot by Paul
Streib at Reno is dead. He made q dy-
ing statement to District Attorney
WOODBURY., in which he declared that
Streib and two other men attacked him,
and that after they had separated Streib
shot him.
Franklin Williams, charged with having
allowed gambling to be carried on in his
place Of business at Winnemucca on the
night of February 8. has been convicted
after q trial lasting q week. In all,
about forty ballots were taken before
the jury arrived at q verdict.
The manufacturing of butter con
tinues one of the chief industries of
Carson Valley and a splendid source
of monthly income to the farmers that
make a business of dairying. The two
creameries are turning out nearly 1000
pounds of butter every day.
According to the report of Postmaster
Collins, the Goldfeld Postal Savings
bank increased its accounts during the
month of March by SO, making a total
of 1905 accounts. Total deposits for the
mouth were s14. 992. The funds on de-
posit in the bank is s93, 374. a,
Due to the fact that the University
high school will be discontinued at the
close Of the present semester, the Board
of Regents at their meeting Wednesday
decided to dismiss practically the entire
corps of teachers that are now employed
in that department Of the University.
George Stanley, President of the
Thanksgiving Company Of Manhattan /;
Engineer Erickson and an Italian miner
were hurt in aD auto accident between
Tonopah and Manhattan Sunday night.
All three men were badly hurt. The
auto turned over on them. The driver
escaped injury.
Smallpox seems to be pretty we'll scat
tered over the State. A few days ago a
woman of the red light district died at
Ely from the disease. That section of
the town had been qu~arantined. The
woman broke the quarantine order and
was arrested. Every %precaution is be-
ing taken to prevent the spread Of the
disease.