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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1900
Page
3
Yesterday's readings show a maximum of 40 degrees and a minimum near unknown. The mean and normal temperatures are reported with a precipitation depth of 0 inches and a light snow depth of 0 inches. Forecast for today is listed.
A jumble of local items describes sales at a bankrupt stock auction and a store closing out sale at Tash Bros. The piece notes quarantines for smallpox in Tuscar and mentions holidays travel by Miss Edith Edwards and Frank Oliver visiting family. Various names appear like Miss Mattie Friederich, J. O. Fowert, Tony Krone, Martha Murphy, and Ray Crowell with references to Virginia, San Francisco, and Stanford students returning home for holidays.
A historical piece notes a play titled Human Hearts by Arkansas pastors, performed at the Carson House on Monday night November. It praises the audience of children from Chilren's Home and recalls the reaction of the gallery while criticizing sentimental praise as unreliable. Manager Nankeville calls for national appreciation of human arts amid controversy.
Yesterday the court heard contests over election results with candidates Doane and Stone contending over a close count. The matter returns to the court for a final determination of who is elected as the record remains disputed and the outcome uncertain.
Word reached the city yesterday that William Moore an elderly resident of Bend living near Carson River died in a cabin fire. The cabin burned and only the charred lot and the old man were found. The cause of the blaze remains unknown.
President Oscar Smiss of the Reno Southing Milling company reports the reorganized store nearly paid and ready for operation. Ores will be paid for within ten days. A new one ton engine is being built in Daphne to replace the old engine on the Hobart Mills to Trackes line. the old engine moves to the logging train. News notes include health updates on Col. Tee er and Judge MoS, funeral for McKenzie, and local church activities with a youth program at the Methodist Church.
A damaged OCR fragment from an Episcopal Church program lists hymns and settings, including Kyrie and Gloria, with scattered names and numbers, rendering most specifics unclear. The text reads as a church music sequence and offertory motion but lacks complete details.
Strayed or stolen item details mention black spots and a brand marked open top diamond and ear. Reward offered for recovery. contact P. Davis at 4b Paterson King Street Carsen for information.
A garbled public notice urges all Nevada residents to present their tax items to the state examiner before December 105 for inspection. It hints at penalties and fees, mentioning exams by Morris and Clark and promising employment and advancement prospects, with references to various local firms and a holiday sale context.
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