Weather Bureau Temperature Readings and Inches
The Weather Bureau lists temperatures from 73 to 40 degrees and other readings including 56 and 67 degrees. Precipitation figures show zero inches.
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
3
The Weather Bureau lists temperatures from 73 to 40 degrees and other readings including 56 and 67 degrees. Precipitation figures show zero inches.
Trib cures insert bites and stings. Warren Noteware has returned to Lovelock. Ed Moran came in from Hawthorne last evening. A scent assessment has been placed on Justice stock. Mrs S Melaskey arrived yesterday morning. Hyman Cohn departed for Reno yesterday morning. Gen A Tyrrell offers fresh ome made creams and Turkish Nowget. Miss Dasse it from a occasion spent in California. Gertrude Cavanagh visiting Mrs Tim Borpsey. Easton departed for San F last evening to study dentistry. Jack Frost visited Cursum yesterday morning. Henry Kaiser and family moved into Wagner house near Ed Duepuis residence. Rumor of a young ball player married in Virginia Sunday. William Fulstone in city, reported in bad condition. State University opens next week. attendance will be larger. Charles Frederickson to lose left foot after boarding moving freight train at Truckee. James Kennedy, once of Carson, dies in California. Will Bain departed here. Jim Woodbury resigns mill to take peak. Jim Holfron appointed to vacancy. A watch and jewelry repair establishment opens by A Duepir opposite post office. Marine chronometer in window. prompt service for out-of-town work.
The case Sierra Nevada Mining Company vs. Andrew Charles et al. was argued in district court. Attorneys Woodburn Noel Huffaker Deal presented arguments for both sides, the jury deliberated, and returned a unanimous verdict for the Sierra Nevada Company.
Washington reports Senator William M. Stewart has publicly backed McKinley and denounced Bryan. The piece recalls his Bryan support, anti McKinley rhetoric, and silver campaign history, noting Nevada Silver men’ s dismay and urging unity behind the new stance to defend their polities against dissenters.
A fatal shooting occurred Saturday night in Paradise after a quarrel at an entertainment. Brooks shot Frank Darrah in the head at his home following an attempted assault, with Darrah’s friends claiming unprovoked attack and Darrah unarmed. Brooks is bound over to the grand jury with defense by J F Dennis for the State and Fox Murphy for the defense.
Dispatches from China list wounded officers before the capital. Lieut Brambilla, known as Toby, graduated from the state university in 1897 and was promoted to First Lieutenant after two years in the regular army. Friends hope the injury is minor and that he will soon return home on furlough.
Mr Shultz and his wife arrived direct from Chicago and were impressed by the climate and land of the west. They plan to renew acquaintances, spend several weeks in the city, and make many friends here.
A tramp ordered off an S P train near Golconda fired at conductor La Point who returned fire wounding the tramp. The assailant lost a finger and barely survived after the bullet struck his abdomen. La Point was not arrested, acting in self defense. J D Torreyson visited Comstock yesterday. Rumor spoke of a quiet wedding in the city's north.
James Shannon discovered antique weapons in the county jail including two slingshots a crowbar weapon wrapped in cloth and a lead pipe sling shot. The items date to the era of the bad man and join a growing sheriff collection of guns jimmies sand bags and other era weapons.
Report from Lakeview Examiner describes two traveling con artists using photo enlargements to create nude portraits. Victims face coercion to surrender money to avoid public court exposure. local residents warned about this deceptive scam and its social harm.
President Stubbs of the State University in Corson announced the Presbyterian Sunday School annual picnic to be held in the grove on Mrs Thornes ranch next Thursday August 2. Each family should bring a basket for about 150 children and drinks will be lemonade and water. The entertainment committee will provide music recitations speeches and games. Transportation will be available from Seat mm mansion. All church members and families are invited, with lunch served at 2 30 pm.
Doc Benton secures Floriston Ice Company agency to deliver ice from Truckee ponds this summer. Ice will be clear, hard, and available for all consumers, with an unusual thickness if needed, at the old 17 to. Also mentions local tax notices, a sale on a buggy, legal ruling favoring county tax suit, and local ads for cigars, eyeglasses, shoes, and household wares.
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