Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-05
THE EVENING NEWS.

LII IL A4ANAANN' ANA1 w ~
A Doc WITH TWO TAILs.-Last even
ing there passed through this town many
wagons; and seated upon one OF those
was a small dorg with that prOverbially
most useless appendange-an extra tail
Start. not gentle reader; that purp had
two distinct and well defined tails
When nature first formed the design OF
getting up that purp, she halted between
two opinions. Whether the tail should
be long and have a curl, subject at the
within OF some future owner 10 be abbre-
waited cruelty and clumsily with the blow
of Ratchet, or q natural stub" there
was the point. Pondering over the vex-
ed question. she prepared two tails,
long one and stub and affixed both to
the rump Of the incipient canine, in order
the better to observe the effect OF the
tout ensemble. Her attention for moment
distracted, the bi-caudal dog was born.
With our own eyes We saw the ornamen-
tai canine, and witnessed the manipula-
ton of the same BY one of our prominent
citizens, who, like the unbelieving Tho
mas, would not be convinced until, with
his own hand he had demonstrated that
both tails were genuine and really attach
ed to the vertebra.
QUALIFICATION OF NorERs.-To entitle
any person TO vote at any election in this
Territory he must be able to show the fol-
lowing facts: lst-That he is a white
male citizen of the United States, of the
age Of twenty-one years or upwards; that
h. has resided in this Territory six months,
and in the county or precinct where he
effers TO vote, thirty days previous to the
day of election. 2d-rhat he has never
been convicted Of treason, felony, or
bribery, in any State or Territory of the
United States, or f so, that he has been
restored TO civil rights. 3d-That he has
not, since he arrived at the age of eighteen
years, voluntarily borne arms against the
United States. nor held any civil or mill
tary office under the so-called Confederate
States; that he is not disloyal, an idiot,
nor insane.
MILITARY COMPANY AT DAYroS.-The
Sentinel says that new Military Com
pany was organized in that town on
Thursday evening, by the election of the
following named officers: George B.
Taylor, Captain; Thos. Y. Cummings,
lst Lieutenant H. c. Lincoln, I'd Senior
do. Jas. E. Sabine, I'd Junior do. B.
F. Cooper, LIST Sergeant; NJ. J. Thorn
ton, I'd do. a; George Ernest, Sd do. Geo.
Hymer 4ch do; D. c. Fox, lst Corpo-
VI us,L,, % ID Wr, Hav-
don. Sd do; D. D. DobbinS, 4;h do. \
committee was appointed TO draft Con-
sti,uuon and Bylaws, and TO select a
uniform. The name of the company is
the " Dayton Guards"
The ELECTION IN LYON CorNTY.-Our
Union friends and ,neighbors down in
Lyon county, intend voting the following
ticket on Wednesday next. It is good
ticket, and will no doubs be elected For
Council, W. q. Lee; AsSemblymen. J. d.
Redeem. II. &. Parker; Sheriff, Geo. W.
Shaw; Recorder, \. W. Russell; TreaSu-
rer. Z. II. Dean; Tax Collector, NJ. W.
Startling; County Clerk, D. kendric& ;
County Surveyor, John Day; Assessor, j.
K. Barney; Commissioner, e. W. Walton;
School Superintendent, c. D. McDuthe;
Road Supervisor, G. \. Leslie; Justice OF
the Peace, Dayton Precinct, J. B. Brazel-
ton; Constable, Dayton Precinct, A. l.
Atkins.
GOVERNMENT TRAIN.-A train, consist
ing Of fourteen wagons, to which was at
tached SIX mules each, passed through
our city yesterday morning from Benicia
on their way to Fort Churchill. there to
be loaded with the baggage and outfit of
our soldiers, who will be shortly on their
way to Salt Lake.--PiUte.
A Succession. - The Storey county
papers not having said great deal lately
about the election and candidates for Of
fee, perhaps it would not be out of place
10 suggest to voters that an election viii
be held on Wednesday next.
Miners LEAGrE.-There will be reg
ular monthly meeting of the Miners
League this evening, at the District Court
room, on B street. None but members
will be admitted, but these are requested
to come in force.
MEETING To-NIeHT.-By the advertise
ment in to-day's News it will be seen that
the supporters of the " Peoples ticket
have public meeting at Virginia.
CHEAP FREIGHT TO REESE Wells,
Fargo s Co. now carry freights to Aus
tin, Reese River, for fifteen cents per
pound.
FIRENEN, ArTESIIoS.-To-night is the
regular monthly meeting of Liberty Hose
Company. A full attendance is desired.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
yesterday morning 1906 pounds of bullion
valued at S44,l99 80.