Eureka News Briefs From Sept 6 1914 Local Departures and School Openings
Items from Eureka report a carload of gasoline arriving by train, several residents visiting or traveling from Cedar Station Berkley Alpha White Pine and other towns, numerous teachers arriving for the fall term, and new hires at local schools. Pioneers move homes and subscriptions to winter postings as public schools plan a September 8 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Zadow
G. W. Leighton
Cedar Station
Eureka
John Potts
Monitor Valley
P. D. Cowden
Fred Branns
Southern Pacific Company
G. W. Hann
Eureka County
Priday
Berkeley
California
Baptista Minoletti
Cortez
Mill Canyon
James Bogantini
Pinto Creek
Rose Curto
Alpha
Nellie Jones
Fye Canyon
Big Wash
White Pine County
Geraldine Breen
Tenabo
Lander County
Eureka County High and Public School
Death of Frank Kopp in San Francisco after illness
Eureka telegram reports Frank Kopp died in San Francisco hospital after a two week illness following surgery. He married Eureka resident Mrs. Eureka Rattazzi on January 26 and left for a wedding trip February 3. Survived by wife, sisters Mary Archer and C. F. Wittenberg, and brothers Joe and John Kopp. Remains to be shipped to Eureka for funeral Tuesday afternoon.
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Eureka
Frank Kopp
San Francisco
Kopp
Eureka Rattazzi
Mary Archer
C. F. Wittenberg
Tonopah
Joe
John Kopp
California
Adams Hill
Kapp
Deposition Taken in State Bank & Trust Co Case
The deposition of Spencer Reynolda, Receiver of the Eureka County Bank, was taken before Notary Public Ray Bray for use in the State Bank and Trust Company case in Ormeby County. District Attorney N P Morgan and Judge C E Mack attended. Also notes on local visits include Al Dees family from Newark Valley and Domingo Recatune’s sheep purchase, plus social events and visits by Grand Master Mack of the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Reynolda
Eureka County Bank
Ray Bray
State of Nevada
State Bank and Trust Company
Ormeby County
N. P. Morgan
C. EB. Mack
Reno
State Bank & Trust Company
Domingo Recatune
Nevada
Utah
Earl Cobb
C. E. Mack
The
Odd Fellows of
Eureka
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No.8
Mack
Primary Election Returns in Reno Indicate Majorities
Reports from Reno show Fowler leading Sears in Congress about 2 to 1. Boyle leads Allen by ~700 votes for Governor. Sullivan wins Lt Governor by a large margin. Coleman leads Talbot for Supreme Judge. Josephs holds a good majority for Clerk of Supreme Court. Inspector of Mines Democrat Stinson Republican lead by sizable margins. State Superintendent Bray leads Winfrey by about 200 votes, possibly changing with pending returns.
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Reno
Fowler
Congress
Sears
Boyle
Allen
Sullivan
Supreme Judge
Coleman
Talbot
Supreme Court
Josephs
Inspector of Mines
Stinson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bray
Winfrey
Board of County Commissioners
Buckhorn, Alpha and
Cortez
L. B. Fowler
GL. Harwood
K. EK. Roberts
J. Allen
K. D. Roy
J. AL Ascher
MJ. Sullivan
F. Bartley
B. W. Coleman
AL A. Heer
G.F. Talbot
J. K. Bray
Tuat
W. K. E. Winfrey
J. Coogan
J. Josepha
McCormack D
L. F. Adamson
W. Holmes
A. L. Tannabill
J. B. Moore
Zeb Ray D
Mis
Ryan
M. G. Bradshaw
A.T. Stinson
Death of Frank Rogers Miner and father of Lew Rogers
Reno Gazette reports the death of Frank Rogers aged 70 after a horse accident in Ione while he worked in mining. He migrated to Nevada in 1875 and lived in Eureka, Goldfield, Tonopah and other mining centers. Survived by widow, two sons Lew and Ed, and daughter Mrs W L Bell. Family travels by auto to Ione. funeral planned in Austin tomorrow or Sunday.
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Reno Gazette
Lew Rogers
Frank Rogers
Ione
Rogers
Nevada
Eureka
Goldfield
Tonopah
Lew
W. L. Bell
Lone
Austin
Death of James Linn in Dunlap Kansas
A Eureka notice reports James Linn died August 19 in Dunlap Kansas. He was related to the late Peter Loh and visited Eureka twice in life. He spent weeks here in summer and then went from Elko to his Kansas home where death occurred. A second brief item notes Culligan's Nashville Students, eight colored minstrels, arriving from Austin for an Opera House show in Eureka tonight after auto trouble delayed transport.
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Eureka
James, Linn
Dunlap
Kansas
Mr. Linn
Peter Loh
Elko
Culligan
Nashville
Austin
Opera House
Hjul Auto
Labor Day Ball Invite From Eureka Equal Franchise Society
The Equal Franchise Society of Eureka prepares for its third annual Labor Day ball at the Opera House on Monday September 7 inviting public attendance. W. M. and F. G. Story, sons of late pioneer William Story, arrived from Fresno California by auto. William Story settled Pinto Creek in 1869 and later lived in Eureka, then moved to California. The Story family, now in Fresno, includes Mrs. William Story, one daughter and four sons.
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the Equal Franchise Society of
Eureka
Opera House
W. M
F. G. Story
William Story
Fresno
California
Pinto Creek
San Joaquin Valley
Brown Hotel Opens Midnight Supper After Suffrage Ball
The dining room at the Brown Hotel will stay open Monday night to serve midnight suppers for Suffrage ball attendees. Advertising office offers blanks and mining locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Hotel
Notice to Candidates Filed Expense Statements Required
County Clerk R. McCharles requests the Sentinel to notify all candidates for County and Township offices to file a statement of their expenses with him only before September 16, 14. If they fail to file, their names will not be placed on the regular election ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McCharles
The
Sentinel
Indiana horse buyers seek 15000 horses for French army
Reports from northern Nevada say an Indiana firm of horse buyers is negotiating to purchase all available horses in the state for use by the French army in the current European war. The group has undertaken to fill an order for 15,000 horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Indiana
Killing in Tonopah in Camp Row Feud Turns Fatal
A Tonopah brief reports an argument over the European war led to a shooting in a camp row. Frank Cecchini an Italian miner was shot and killed by Paul Palka a Hungarian. Police investigation follows as authorities seek details of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Frank Cecchini
Paul Palka
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