Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-01-13
COMPLETE CONFESSION OF
THE TERRIBLE Crime
At INLAY
Without Promise of In1n1un ity and
Voluntarily, Nimrod Uric, one
ofthe Bandits, tells the
Story of the Crime

me again about holding up the sa
loon. L refused again and he said,
You've got to do it. Next day he
said nothing about it until night,
when he went out and got thehors-
es and told me to get ready. After
supper he fixed up the masks and
we got on the horses and started to
town. l took the guns. We tied
the horses about 200 yards from
the saloon and he told me to get off
| and then he threw the masks and
things down by a brush. Trammer
then took rope and tied my hands
and then went to saloon and
brought back a bottle ofwhiskey, say
ing Throw this into you and maybe
you will feel better Then he load
ed rifle and handed it to me an
instructed me to throw it down on
Quillici when we got inside the sal
oon. He made me go ahead and
when we reached the door ! said
Let's not do it'but he showed the gu
against my back and said Go on. We
went in and | throwed the gun on
Quillici and Frank said Throw up
, your hands, But Quillici didn't and
grabbed the rifle and started to pus
me back and Frank shot. Frank
then said what have you got that
gun for. land he grabbed the rifle
from me and shot Quillici again.
The woman started to run and he
shot her Then he told me to get
the money out of the cash register
and then go into the rooms and see
| what l could find. l saw the two
boys in room and went back and t
told Frank and he told me to go
back and make them throw up their
hands and tell where the money was
did and the the biggest boy said
| he didn't know for he was not the
| boss. | made the yong manu- go on
into the front room and Trammer an
went OF the bacuk door. When
we got to where the horses were
pulled a cartridg OF of the ugun and
Trammer took the gun away frommo
Whenwereachedca ,Trammer told
When we reached camp, Trammer
told me to change clothes and asked
me where my mask was. l looked
for it, but had lost it and he swore
at me for doing Sole took me- in
the house and locked the door and
told me to give him the money.
Then he rode off, and when he retur
ned a little while later he said. Now
Kid you are in for it as bad as l
am He then told me to go back in
to the house and act sickand if any
one came to tell them that hehad go
for, medicine. He said 'UYou show
any signs of weakness or give anyt
hing away and l will kill you
Next morning, I tried to act that
way when the boys (posse) came up.
When Rich handcuffed me, he asked
me what was up.
81 felt | had to do this way or
Tddl'utIt WOulu Nil luea, OuI WHEN
the officers told me they had Tram
mer where he could do m no harm
| told them just the way it was 'P'
His confession completed, Uric
in response to a question by District
attorney Callahan said that he
had not been promised any leniency
the would confess; that no threats
had been used by anyone except Tr-
ammer; and that ma pursuation had
been used
Uric Positively Identified.
Saturday evening the brother of
Mrs. Quilici, who was an eye witness
of the tragedy; positively identified
the younger of the two men arrested
for the affair, known in Winnemucca
as N. r. Uric. He statedr that Uric
was the man who rifled the cash reg
lister. While engaged in the work tn
bandit had raised his mask and the
young Italian had secured look at
his features
Arrests Other Suspects.
Monday afternoon Sheriff Lamb