The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30


CARSON THEATER.-The house was
crowded last evening To witness the
performance of the beautiful play OF
" Ingomar." Tho piece was well
rendered, and the audience was
delighted with the entertainment, but
the lack of light over the rear portion
OF the stage was more apparent than
heretofore, Il fault that ought TO he
remedied at onee. This evening will
be presented Tom Tavlor's great play
''Still Water Runs Deep and the
laughable farce of Hole in the Wall"
At 2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon a
grand matinee will be given, for the
accommodation ofladies and children.
MASONIC INsTALLATIoN.-At meet
ing of Douglas Lodge No. II, +. and
A.. NJ, held at Genoa on Tuesday even
ing last, the following named officers
were installed by u. w. NJ. Fred
Furth II. w. Bollen, w. NJ; Moses
Tebbs, ). W.; p. IL. Roam, j.. W.;
George Il. Bell, Secretary w. ID.
N''oy iiNth'titi II -. MINUS, -. III
James Lynch, j. d.; l.. T. Powers,
w. q. Walker, Stewards, and Peter
Lynch, Tyler.
OATHs AND BONDS FILED.-The fol-
lowing State officers have filed with.
the Secretary of State their official
oatbs and bonds f: John Day, Surveyor
General !; Charles l.. Perkins, State
Printer, and Jerry Schooling, State
Controller. The %latter's bonds were
for 500. 900. The Governor and Con-
troller the Treasurer not being pres
emit approved the bond Of Perkins,
and the Board of Examiners approved
that OF Schooling.
STATE OFFICERS IN TowN.-We no.
tice the following State officers elect
our streets: Governor Bradley,
Lieutenant Governor Denver, Control
Ter Hobart, Secretary Minor, Survey
or General Day, state Mineralogist
Whitehill, State Printer Perkins, SUI
preme Court Clerk Helm, Supreme |
Judge CARRIER, and Treasurer School
ing. Attorney General Buckner is ex-
pected to-day.
COUNTY FLAG STAFF.-A subscrip- |
ton will be started to-day to raise
means for having the flag staff on the
Plaza repaired so that the large county
Iiag may be thrown TO the breeze on
appropriate occasions, and it is to be
hoped that the necessary sum will be
without delay, and the work
performed at once.
70 MINIsrERs.-The pastors of the
churches in this city would
a favor upon IL pious "local -
furnishing him with their appoint
nents for divine service and Sabbath
Such notices should be left
u this Office each Saturday, so as to
Ippear in Sunday mornings issue.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUs.-We under
tand that several Republican polite
ans me in this city, night before last,
nd settled upon the organization of
he Senato-counting upon the inau-
taking place on the 9th
'roximo.
The Assembly has a fine opportuni-
Y afforded 1t for obtaining the services
{ n thoroughly competent gentleman
)r Sergeant-at-Arms, as will be seen
v the announcement of j. NJ. Thomp-
on, IN another column.
1NAUGuRATIoN BALL. - Extensive
reparations are being made for a
time on Tuesday evening next,
nd the indications now are that it will
,lipse any affair of the kind ever
nown in the State.
c. y. Harris, of
10 Third Judicial District Court
Vashoe county, ana Judge elect of
Ie Second, including Washoe, Orms- :
Y and Douglas, was in town yester- \
~. !,
Sun CoMuITTEEs.-Sub committees !
the Committee of Arrangements tor :
Inauguration Ba/ are requested to =
eet at the Sazerac soloon at I o'clock
Is friday evening.
WITH Us.-Lieutenant Governor '
'nver, William b. Thornburgh and
tomas Sunderland arrived in this
last evening.
furniture for the
halls ofthe new Capitol was
ing placed in position yesterday.
Z. s. GRAND JURy.-This body will
set to-day at IL o'clock.
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