Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

when stand OF my feet Why doesn't
the blood rush into my teet?" Because
answered n daring youth, your feet amt
empty"
Thomas =. Hawkins, a pioneer resi-.
dent OF Dayton. died in that place Mon.
day from old age. He WAS a native OF
Rhode Island aged So years. lilo was u
veteran VI the Mexican war.
The recent decision OF the supreme
court does not debav persons from
searching Esmeraida county records,
but denied the application OF the record.
er OF Nye from making a copy Of all Of
said records.
Mr.. Fred T. Doll has returned from
his visit to San Francisco. lie looks as
II he had fallen into good hands during
his stay in that wicked city. Mr.. Doll
wants to buy all the hide aud pelts in
the county, for which he will pay the
highest cash price.
Frank Ganahl. the union miner shot
1T Clifford, forty miles east Of Topopah,
last Saturday by J. Ii, Hennessey, a nor.
union miner, died III Tonopah yesterday
morning. llennessey is still in Jail ard
n charge Of murder has Decn placed
against him. 4 similar charge has also
been placed against Elftmdn who pre-
pipiinnn1 fha frnphln Ey ,--,,IN,-.
Cole ono OF the union committeeman.
General GriaznOtT, chief Of stall Of the
vIceroy OF the Caucasus, WIS assassiDat-
ed yesterday rs he was getting into his
carriage for his daily drive, The
assassln. disguised as II painter, carried
the bomb with which he committed the
deed IN a paint can. Tho bomb struck
The general Oh the neck md exploded,
blowing him To pieces and killing two
OF three cossacks. Tbs assassin was
caught and nearly beaten to death by
the Infatuated soldier
Deputy Sheriff Weathers went To
Derth this morning after Mr.. S. NJ.
''''' "p bTtllt iitu WI. Nicely =
mind has been gradually failing for two
or three years md lie became violently
insane few days ago. Mr.. Weathers and
Constable Lewis brought the unfortun-
nate maj to EIiu on No. 3 this afternoon.
Judge Brown examined into Mr.. Nicely's
condition this afternoon and committed
him Ia the asylum. Deputy Sheriff
Weathcrs will take hIm to Reno on Mob
tonight,
Tom Blake received "A shock OF 1000
volts while turning "A switch in the
electric sub station near the G.. IL G.
shaft this morning. The shock caused
him to turn three lightning flip. flaps in
the air and landing on the floor i'll "A
sitting posture with his arms and legs
drawn and twisted. The shock failed TO
render him unconscious and the only
visible injury sustained was a scorched
nigh. thumb and a tingllng scnsi.
ton throughout his body.-Virginia
Chronicle.
All the papers have lengthy sketches
of the life and services of Ex-Governor
Sadler and all speak OF him in the high.
est terms. All deal kindly with his
record rs il citizen and an Official. There
was II phase Of the cx.Govcrnor's life
that We omitted To mention yesterday
and that was his charity. His purse was
always open to the needy. # Is said
that hen he closed business i'll Eureka
be had Sl2J 600 charged to profit and
loss that represented groceries and pro.
visions furnished to PROJECTORS and
poor people.
The funeral OF Ex-Governor Sadler
will take place III Carson at > o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. An escort Of
Masons, Odd Fellow and knights OF
Pythins will accompany the remains
from Eureka to Carson. Tho funeral
will he conducted by tho above named
Orders and promises to be one II the
largest ever held in The State. The in.
tcrmcnt will he III the Carson cemetery,
his rrinnins being laid by tho side Of
thoic Of his daughter, Minnie. There
will bc a large number Of Reno people
ut the funeral.