Iioo Lakers take lead after first quarter Two people were treated for smoke inhalation after a garage fire in the eastern Las Vegas Valley.The Las Vegas D epartment responded to a fire about 10 a.m. in a large, detached garage behind a one-story house located at 1409 Stevens St. near Pecos Road and O wens Avenue.Firefighters gained control of the fire after about 10 minutes and kept it from spreading to the main house, the department said.The two people with minor smoke inhalation were treated at the scene and released, department spokesman Tim Szymanski said.The American Red Cross is assisting five adults, Szymanski said.The cause and estimated damage of the fire are under investigation.Contact Lawren Linehan at llinehan@reviewjournal.com or at 702-383-0381. Find @lawrenlinehan on Twitter. Ipka HOLLY A HIT IN ANAHEIM CARSON CITY -- The smell of marijuana wafted through the air Thursday behind the state police training academy as law enforcement officers showed off a stash of 3,000 plants uprooted in Esmeralda County.Lt. David Jones of the Nevada Department of Public Safety said a hiker last week found an irrigated one-acre patch of marijuana growing along the Nevada-California border in a remote area that can be reached only by foot. Jones said the hiker contacted the Esmeralda County Sheriff s Department, which then called the state Department of Public Safety for assistance.Law enforcement officials staked out the patch for four days, but the cultivators never returned, Jones said.The plants, which have a street value of $800,000 to $1 million, according to Jones, were pulled out Tuesday and taken to Carson City. Jones said the plants will be burned at an undisclosed location in a couple of days. For Nevada, this is a very large amount of marijuana, he said. Larger amounts have been found in C
