[2] The United States Senate proceeded with a bill allocating $100,000 to construct a public building in the city of Carson, Nevada on January 5, 1885.

The responsible senators for this allocation are William Morris Stewart and James W. Nye.

This building had the earliest and sole clock tower of Carson City.

The 1955 upgrade of the building included the removal of the chimney, the insertion of a brick loading dock at the back and the expansion of the lobby.

This article about a property in Nevada on the National Register of Historic Places is a stub.