Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-27

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an Annual Tax on Dogs" passed by
the Town Trustees September End,
1867. In accordance with the proyis-
ions of said Ordinance, all persons,
whether male or female, owning or
keeping any dog or dogs, must take
out and pay 4 license Of five dollars
per annum on each and all Of said
dogs, having them duly tagged by the
Town Marshal in consideration there
of. All dogs found running about
without such tag will be summarily
arrested and put in the public pound
for such tagless dogs made and pro-
vided, and charged at the rate of fifty
cents per day for board and lodging.
If the owners Of the dogs do not come
forward and pay their license, together
with their board bill, they 1.-THE dogs
will be taken out and shot, or other
wise slaughtered, in accordance with
law. So, now tag your dogs.
DEATH ON BED-BUGs.-We know Of
a chap down in lower Gold Hill who is
particularly heavy oil his benzine. He
says he can't stand non Of your fancy
brands of soothing, heightened whis-
kies, such as they sell at two bit sa-
loons-only the toughest kind of rot
gut. cramp collie, Greek fire beverages
In that line will do him. And it seems
to agree with him, too, for he thriyes
and feels lively just in proportion to
the amount of this spirituous liquid
he consumes !; but 10 bed-bug can take
q nip At his saturated carcass and live.
He sleeps among the thickest and most
ravenous of them with perfect impu-
nifty, saying, "ef they kin stan it, |
kim" This noxious cuss reminds US
some Of the old Scotchman who put up
at rather a seedy old tavern, and was
asked by the landlord next morning
how he had slept. "Ah mon," replied
Donald. "nae vera weel, either; but
l was muckle better Off than the bugs,
for dell a IL O them closed III &c the
hale NIGHT"
SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.-Gosse, eX-
Lord Mayor of American Flat, comes
out with 4 splendid new sign, adorn-
ing the front Of his neat Eureka Hotel,
on the Divide, opposite Krause's store.
He keeps 4 good house, such as 4 man
can make his home In and be satisfied,
in Ease he keeps Gosse also financially
satisfied. Behind his snug, we'll
stocked bar is another and a very Sig
niiicent sign. 1t is a photograph Of
the original jaw-bone which Samson
PLAYED OH the Philistines In Bible
times. but you can see by the inscrip-
ton above it that Gosse considers jaw
bone played out -" ausgeSpeilt =
when folks try to pay board or whisky
bills with it. Gosse wants none OF 1t
in his.
CmNAMAN KrILEp.-Saturday MORN
ing, near the fiume to the west Of
town, (says the Carson appeal, n China
man riding on the fiat a on the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad fell be-
tween the cars, and 4 wheel passed
over his breast, killing him instantly.
The body was brought to town, where
some Chinese funeral rites were en-
acted over and around 1t before its re-
moval from the vicinity Of the rail-
road. The Chinamau was on the way
to the flume for the purpose Of piling
/, wood.
EXAMINATION. - Wilson, alias Du-
pont, and Kessler, charged with the
robbery of Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, near
Dayton, a week ago, passed down
through Gold Hill at n o'clock L. NJ.
to-day, OH their way to Silver City,
where their examination takes place
this afternoon before Justice Bouton.
They rode in n carriage, accompanied
by Chief Downey of Virginia, Constat
Bile Harkin of Gold Hill, and other
officers.
HONE AGAIN.-The Carson Appeal
of Sunday says: "Robert VI. Rowland
and wife arrived here yesterday. Lieu
tenant Governor Slingcrland, Alfred
Helm, and the delegates to the State
Convention from this and Douglas
county, arrived from Elko by stage
and cars yesterday forenoon
GolNG! GOING! GoNE!- Faster
than the auctioneer's hammer knocks
down merchandise, neglect disposes Of
the teeth. Bid, therefore, for that
prize of life, a perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with Sozodont.
SCRUB RAcINa.--I.ast Saturday they
had a horse race over the Carson course,
for $50 a side, distance 800 yards, and
next day another one, distance Is
yards. The boys appeared to enjoy
these scrub races hugely.
DEMOCRATIC PRlNAR1Es.-On Satur-
day next will be held the Democratic
primary election In this county for the
purpose of choosing delegates to the
County Convention, which meets DC
tober 9Th, at Virginia.
FALL RACES. = The Carson City
Jockey Club will meet on Tuesday
evening next at the Magnolia saloon,
Carson, for the purpose Of arranging
purses for the fall races.
MORE RAnRoAp.-The Carson AP-
peal says that the V. & L. r. X. Co.
have commenced laying the railroad
track from their main branch in Car
son to Clear Creek.
"SrNDrSe's GLUE" has now taken
the place of all cements and mucilages.