The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-09

Joe Flate, who examined p e.
side of. an. empty carbide csD wsn a
lighted candle. is IN theastepaae hos
pltal at Ely.
One miillop young trout are 10 hs
placed in the Truckee river JgiJnnS
the next.few days to grow intoqquests
for fishermen. The young fry are
being sproduced at the Verdi Stale
hatchery. :
Governor Emmett d. Boyle has sn-
pointed q board to allot war TOPPLES
Within this State. The list of cap-
tuured articles stored at Port Newdrd,
N. j.. comprises 100000 separate ar
ticles.
There are now 10000 acres OF al
falfa in Churchill County, according
to an estimate made followingMthe
third harvest . Approximately 1000,
acres were seeded or came into bear
ing during the late Springsand Sum
mer. This makes 10 per cent In
Dcrease.
Martin linda. found guilty by. a jury
In the Elko district court OF having
violated the prohibition law, was sem
fenced by Distria Judge. e. j.. L. TIA
Der to serve four months in the oun
ijail and pay a fine Of $500. In the
'eventInda declines to pay the fine he
will serve q period not to- exceed. a
year In the county jail.
Harry @. Ziegler of Fallon is un-
der arrest on a charge of,assault.w with
a deadly weapon as the result Of a.
fight which took place in: the Sheck-'
Ter district school house. near Fallen;
recently. ziegier, in an alteration
with J. B. Crane, is alleged. to have.
inflicted knife wounds on5the person
Of Crane. SeveralsothersSwere placed
under arrest.
One Of the heaviest SENTENCES. yet
given for volstead act viola ton by
Judge e. s. Harrington Of th,lUnited
States district court was imposed on
A. Lazzari of Reno. The court gave
Lazzari a severe lecturing before i'm
posing sentence Of FIVE months Inn
prisonment, $3.50 fne.and's costs. Laz-
zari was convicted on counts of man
ufacture. possession. and sale of liq-
uor.
William D. Robinson Of New Jer-
sey, who became the husband OF Mrs.
Peggy" Martin at Reno Tuesday.
spent Tuesday night In the Reno jail,
having been arrested a.few hours at
ter the ceremony on a charge of is
suing q worthless check for 5000.
Roberts Is being held pending arrival
Of California authorities. He is said
to have used the money In purchas-
ing an automobile.
The body of Cary Rector, formerly
a resident of Virginia City, and the
bodies of his sons. Cary Jr. and Ray
mond. were found in the ruins of a
burned apartment at Grass Valley.
California, last week. Authorities Of
Grass Valley believe that Rector COM
mitted suicide after killing his ons
The man was believed to have been
In financial difficulties. His wife,
from whom he had separated, lives
at Martinez, Cal.
James T .Goodin, Loyelock banker
and business man, died In a Reno
hospital December L. He had been
Ill for several months Of an affection
of.the heart. The remains were TAX
On to Woodland. California, for fun
eral services and burial. The de-
ceased was a member OF the Pershing
County Board Of Commissioners.
1t is the declared policy Of the
State Highway Department to per-
form construction work in the south
ern part Of Nevada during the Winter
periods and concentrate efforts in the
north throughout SUMMERS.
Plasterers engaged In covering the
outer walls of the ronopah high
school additions struck for higher
wages Monday and al, work ceased.
The men were getting $40 a day and
demanded $12. which the contractor,
c r.. Hill of Reno, refused to pay.
The builders have had considerable
trouble over the plumbing specihca-
tions. but succeeded In Strengthening
this out with the sub-contractors af-
ter q. delay OF several days. The
builders are not under bond or time
agreement with the school trustees.
The children are the only ones in
ieonvenienced by delayed construction
as they are attending school in an