December Weather Record at Carson City Nevada
The 22 year December data from Weather Bureau and Carson Observatory show mean temperature 35, warmest 41 in 1886, coldest 31 in 1898, high 65 on Dec 12 1895, low 11 on Dec 29 1889, average first killing frost Oct 5, last killing frost May 19. Precipitation average 1.92 inches, 8 days with 0.5 inch+, max 5.62 in 1891, min 0.06 in 1883, 1.64 in in 24 hours on Dec 3 1890. Clouds avg 11 clear, 8 partly cloudy, 12 cloudy days. winds SW, max 65 mph SW on Dec 27 1491. Station Carson City. issue Nov 28 1902. By J H Smith.
Opened an Office by Dr E Rudewin Keen in Tonopah
Dr E Rudewin Keen physician and surgeon opens offices in this city after taking over Bullion & Exchange bank. He rents the Moody house and becomes a permanent resident, bringing five years of Eureka practice and service in White Pine and other eastern counties. His professional card appears in another column.
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E. Rudewin Keen
Tonopah
Bullion & Exchange Bank
Moody House
Eureka
White Pine
Drowning Tragedy In Lovelock Claims Two Boys
Sed Drowning The Journal reports a sad Lovelock death by drowning after two brothers Costa Parks and Dolly fell through an ice slough behind A Feliz’s residence while skating Friday at 3 pm. Costa was rescued but Dolly sank and died. Ralph Springer pulled Costa free. Dolly, ten, was grandson of A Feliz who owns the Big Meadow hotel. Dolly’s death is mourned by the town. The notice also includes local ads and brief city items.
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Journal
Lovelock
A. Feliz
Costa Parks
Dolly
Ralph Springer
Costa
Big Meadow Hotel
Indian boy Charley Nevers dies in wagon accident near Clear Creek
Circuit Court notices detail the death of Charley Nevers an Indian raised near the city crushed by wagon wheels after falling from the rig. The report links his life story to education and assimilation and notes other court actions including Ida Clarke vs Eureka County Bank and Peers vs Nevada Land Light and Power Co with damages sought.
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Charley Nevers
Clear Creek
Nevers Ranch
Miss Clapp
Nevers
Hawley
United States Circuit Court
Ida A. Clarke
Eureka County Bank
Ida K. Clarke
Robert M. Clarke
Rocco-Homestake Mining Company
White Pine County
Eureka County
Alfred Chartz
N. Soderberg
Massey
Wells
Reno
Torreyson & Summerfie
Postponed Vocal Recital Shifts to Masonic Hall
The vocal recital by Mrs. Hail of Reno, planned for this evening at Armory hall, is postponed to the seventh inst. due to conflicting dates. Tickets already issued for the 2nd will be valid. New songs will be added to compensate, and music lovers are urged to secure tickets for the rebroadcast event.
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Armory Hall
Play Last Evening At Stetson Co Production
Last evening Yuet Tom's Cabin was shown by the Stetson cooperation in a double decked performance. The afternoon parade drew unusual attention with bands ponies and dogs. The play featured lively story renders and a family friendly rendition drawing a large audience.
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Stetson
Sonpony
Logging With Locomotives by M Yeri Tey
The article notes Superintendent M Yeri Tey as inventor of using local teams to haul logs. It says the first logging railroad operated under his orders at Gleaner in the seventies and that logging railroads have since used teams in many camps nationwide. The highest was constructed from Tahoe City to Ward Creek in fall reports.
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Veasey
Veasey Can Yeu
Te Hsel
M. Yeri Tey
Gleaner
Hiwest
Tahoe City
Ward Creek
Las
Deep Drilling in Nova Scotia by Mr Davis Inventor
Mr Davis, inventor of the Davis cal yx drill, is in Nova Scotia with a contractor digging to five thousand feet to reach coal deposits. If no coal is found, cod fish are expected. Davis recently sent one drilling plant to Liann mining company amid promising results. Indians hold a large fandango south of thirty. A number of whites photographed the event. The Rice arrived from Gardnerville yesterday.
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Davis
Davis Calyx
Nova Scota
Lian Mining Company
Arlington Changes Hands Leads Hotel’s New Era
The Arlington hotel undergoes new management with Bob Grimmon in charge after Bro ugher secures control. Grimmon, a top hotel veteran, boosted staff pay and undertakes improvements to elevate the property into a premier coastal hotel, aiming to outshine rivals during Mint trials and prize periods. The reforms include front office upgrades and room renovations, signaling the hotel’s rise in Carson and the state.
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Arlington House
Broougher
Bob Grimmon
Bob Grimman
Arlington
Ate Brougher Ie
Artington
Broucer
Ff Carson
Prougher
Carson
Ugher
Bob Grimmin
Man Accused of Unintentional Shooting During Belfry Night Fracas
A Saturday evening dispute in a room escalated to gunfire when Bertini drew a weapon and fired amid a tense altercation with John Cr and Andrew. Sereunti Fortuna was struck in the back below the shoulder blade and wounded in the groin. Bertini claimed no intent to harm and expressed sorrow over the outcome.
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John Cr
Andrew
Bertini
Sereunti Fortunato
Tse
Dancing class organized by Miss Hastings at Armory Hall
Miss Florence Hastings organizes a weekly Wednesday social dance at Armory Hall starting December 3. Lessons precede the dances, which will run each week through the winter in this city.
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Florence Hastings
Armory Hall
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Weather Bureau
Carson Observatory
Carson City
Nevada
J. H. Smitu
M. Smith
Archie McCabe
F. P. Langon
Virginia City
COURT
Vedney
Thieety
Gardnerville
Brougher
Grimmon
F. .W. Day
Ormsby
Emporium
Blue
Carson, Neveda
Avent
Ooe Platt
Cain Nickleshare
Lone
J. Walsh
Davis & Kirman
San Francisco
Carson Street
Family Groceries
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