The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04

SevvltioriS
THE New LotN.->ome tine since
we stated that State Treasurer Jerry
Schooling had male arrIn ge:neuts
with Jacob K. shepard e Co. of New
York, whereby that firm was to take
S425. 600 of the new state bOnds-the
other S75.0oo being reserved for the
STATE >choo! Fund. shepard < Co.
had grace until the 18th January, and
previous 10 or on thai day they tcle-
graphed that they would take the
bonds. Subsequently they tc.e--aphed
that they had 40 doubt but they would
take them. and then again mat they
thought, uavue. they could dispose
OF them-if they We're allowed 1--WE
days more. Finding that he was deal
ing with a Cheap John concern FERRY
Schooling a 0nce went to San Fran
cisco Hast week. and negotiated the
loan with capitalists of that city a 81:
per cent. per annum interest-the
money to he put up on the lst of
March, whether the new bonds are
ready for delivery or not, the SYNDICATE
taking uptAe bonds al - Al maturity
and holding tietu until such time a.
tie new bonds may Ice delivered, in
case there should be any delay it their
arrival from the t~u-raver in New
York. The bonds al l>i7. 10 take up
which the present i>>ua i made, bore
antereSt a - per cent. rannu1n, and
the new bonds are readily taken at 90.
THE GHo>rERADE.-The sheet and
.-rr--- .-.-F I'll, N.I,l.It ft1,,I
at Moore Il Parker'~ Hall, night be-
fore last was a grand success, being
largely attended and aflording an I'M
usual amount Of amusement and
pleasure 10 the disciples Of Terpsi-
chore. There was not that ~strReness
about the masks thatone would uatur-
ally eXIac.-for there We're large
ghosts with little horns and small
ghosts with large horns, and ghosts of
various dimensions without horns;
there were ghosts with intlameI eye
lids. ghosts with pink eyes dixie a
White rabbit}, and ghosts without
visible eyes; ghosts with horizontal
and ghosts with perpendicular eyes.
There was love-makiuC between men
and boys, and remarkable strength
displayed by ON OF the lapparent)
female ghosts. There We're present
about eighty persons i'll masks and
about lJU altogether. At 1880 the
masks and sheets We're discarded, and
everybOdv "wadei in and had a good
time. We are pleased to state. what
the dancing public will be gratiied to-
learn, that the Adelphi Club will give
another and SIMILAR party on or about
the 10Th instant.
/. @. G. T. CoNyENTIoN.-A State
convention Of the Lodges of the indie
pendent order of Good Templars will
assemble at Masonic Hall IN this city
at > o'clock tomorrow Monday after
noon, and will continue in session from
day to day for such time as the con-
y~ention may determine. a public in
stallation of the officers of Union
Lodge, No. +, will take place at 80
o'clock tomorrow evening. All mem
bers OF the Order in coed standing
Will be admitted to seats and allowed
to participate in all proceedings OF the
convention, and the public generally
is cordially invited to attend the pub
tic meetings.
REFORM NEEDED.-On several occa-
sions of Late articles of female apparel,
such as shawls, clOaks, etc. have been
missed from the ladies' dressing room
at balls and parties. and in some in
stances the o have never recOv-
cred their property. This ought not
to be 50, and the managers should see
to it that some arrangement is made
whereby ladies may have the most
perfect security for the return of arti-
cleS placed in charge of those who are
employed 10 look after them.
MAREIED.-Uncle George Tufy of
the st. Charles Hotel was married
Observation-Disclosures Years ago. The
anniversary made uncle George feel
like a boy again, and, consequently,
yesterday morning he told his clerk
that if anybody called forhim (George)
to tell them he had just been married
and was-sleepy. !