The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-11-08
Nevada State News

so acre farm in Churchill Couhly
and will use it for a demonstration
farm.
The Huber murder case at EiKo
resulted in a mistrial, the jury
standing six for acquittal and SIX for
murder in the first degree.
The Fallon sugar factory is pre-
pairing for its Fall run with 5000 tons
of beets in the yards and more ar
irving daily at the rate of go tons.
The State Police are out with a
circular asking for the arrest OF
AssembIyman Harvey Harris on a
charge of forgery and embezzle-
ment in Lander County.
Nine. boys, ranging in age from
13 to Is years, were arrested IN
Reno last week charged with doing
over a thousand dollars worth of
damage on Halloween night.
Finding employment for an aver
age of 100 men a week and dis
tributing several tons of clothing for
the poor is the record of the Saliva
ton Army during the past Summer
at Reno.
b. Frank Miller, Jr., of Searchlight
is president of the company that has
bought the Salt Lake Telegram and
will give most of his time to man
aging the paper, although he will
retain his Searchlight home.
Abe Summerfield of Hawthorne
has been bound over to the United
States grand jury on a charge of
breaking into the post office at Haw-
thorne, cutting open a mail sack and
stealing a small sum of money.
After a long chase through Idaho,
Utah and Wyoming, Frank Cunning
ham has been brought back to Ely
and charged with stealing two horses
from Ed Bennett, subsequently selling
them in Idaho and then fleeing.
Warned by the damage done by
the cloudburst of some weeks ago,
the Ely city council has voted unan-
imously for the construction of a
storm sewer to cost SIC, 900. Bonds
will be issued and work will COM
mence next Spring.
Carson News: Rumor has it that
Emmett Boyle rendered his resigna-
ton to Governor Oddie as a member
of the Tax Commission a short time
ago, but yielding to the entreaties
of the Governor withdrew his resig.
nation temporarily.
The night that the post office and
two other places were entered al
Hawthorne last week it turns out
that there were three sheriffs in thai
town---Ingalls of Esmeralda, Malley
of Nye and Grutt of Mineral. Haw.
thorne people have fastened to state
however, that nc suspicion attaches
to any of the three.
DR.. H. E. Reid, regent of the State
University and head of a department
store at Reno, is accused by a riva
concerns manager, George R. Ly
ons, of assault and battery anC
threatened with a possible damage
suit. Reid says it is a frame-up
Lyon says his glasses were broker
by Reid and a piece of the glass en-
tered Lyons eye.
Record Courier: The two com
panies that ship hay from this valley
have made heavy shipments during
the past month. In that time more
than so carloads have been shipped
to outside points. The Carson dairy
owners, Virginia City, Tonopah anC
Goldfield concerns make heavy pur
chases of Carson Valley hay and ship
ments continue throughout the year
George Mcintosh, an old-time resi-
dent of Elko County, died Wednes
day evening at his home in Carlin
He represented Elko County in TIN
Legislature of 1909 and 1911 and wa
the father of the original anti-gamb
ling law. He was SO years of ag'
and is survived by a wife and
brother, j. A. Mcintosh, a well
known merchant of Lovelock.
Edward j. Robinson of Alamo,
small town 10 miles from Caliente
died at Tonopah on Wednesday. HI
was one of the best known freiohter