The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-21

Sltt0n OF Fall0n nave Deen poin
ed land appraisers of the Berkeley
farm loan bank.
A schedule of the changes made in
Nevada laws by the Legislature is
being prepared by the Attorney Gen.
erals office and will be issued from
Carson City in a short while.
Judge Taber of Elko has made an
order for the appointment of a wo-
man deputy to look after the women
who may be drawn on the jury in
that district during the coming ses-
sion of court.
Odd Fellow lodges throughout the
State are making preparations for
the meeting of the grand lodge which
takes place in Goldfeld on June H..
and which will be attended by repre-
sentatives from all the lodges in the
State.
w. S. Dayton. deputy constable at
Elko, has been discharged from the
service because of statements he is
alleged to have made against Amer
lea and favorable to Germany. Fred
Sutton has been appointed in his
place.
Senator j. ]. Kenny of Storey
County and Charles Smith of Reno
have been appointed as guards at the
State capitol at Carson. S. M. Tobin
of Reno has been appointed to a SINH
lar position at the Governors man.
sion and another guard will be added.
Senator Hesson has received a let
ter from Oakland announcing the
death there of j. B. FOLLY. formerly
a resident of Tuscarora and a pioneer
of the county. FOLLY was eighty-four
years of age and several years ago
represented Elko County in the Legis-
lature.
The Elko high school has formed a
military company and every boy in
the school has joined. The fret drill
was held last week and is to continue
daily as a part of the school work.
Uniforms have been ordered and the
boys are now planning a military
BALI to pay for them.
Wells. for it's size, is the most pa
triotic town in the State. Already
they have sent five boys to the front
and according to the Herald, the end
is not yet. This week Jos. Clint Giles
and Walter d. Helm enlisted and
were sent to the coast, Giles being
the third son to enlist from that
family.
A Los Angeles paper says that
Robert Tabrich. Tonopah rancher,
met two men in Los Angeles who
planned to buy land with him. He
gave them his $1,000 and they re-
turned a package supposed to con-
tain his money and their share of the
purchase price. All that it really
contained was newspaper clippings.
William Dewar was appointed by
the old board of school trustees of
Virginia City as school Isl mar
shall. Following the recall election
the new board revoked the appoint
ment. and designated Miss Phelan as
marshal. 1t is understood that De-
war refuses to resign and has taken
up the matter with the district at
torney.
Ely is attempting a cleanup of
conditions in its restricted district.
Several arrests have been made of
property holders who have rented
houses for immoral purposes and sew
eral more on a charge of renting
such houses within 400 yards of a
church. The cases will be tried on
preliminary hearing before Justice
Collins.
Sheriff Harris of Elko. back from
an attempt to get into Jarbidge, says
the camp is suffering for sufficient
food on account of the long hard
Winter. Potatoes are selling for $40
a sack. sugar for $50 a sack and hay
on the road even as far out as fifteen
miles from the camp is selling at 500
a ton. The only way to get into