The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-08
BONES OF ARMOUR'S
HAND FOUND. S|GNET
RING STILL MISSING
Discoverer Of Skeleton of Muir.
dered Man Makes Addition to
Collection Rumored That Many
Want a Share of the Reward.

Special Correspondence to The Herald.
Santa Fe, y. NJ. Feb. S.-What are
believed to be the m~etacarpal bones
OF n hand OF the late clyde u. Armour
OF Sioux city. la. were brought To the
city yesterday by Antonio Snndoval y
Griego, the native living three miles
above Glorieta. Who found the skel-
eton Of Armour on January IA.
At the time Of the finding % this
skeleton. the arms and the bones OF
the legs, below the kiees. were miss
ing. \ dlHgent search was made for
the hands and arms. as IL was known
that Armour wore a signet ring on
one Of his fingers when he started IN
sis fatal trip from Denver.
Il did not nud any ring but / found
these fDur bones about 200 yards
from the spot where The skeleton wa
discovered in ON arroyo said san
doyal. in relating the discovery TO
( Sherin Lopez The bones were In
the arroyo, about 500 yards rom The
Las Neras-Sluta Pc road"
There are four u1Hes and there .s
not O particle of flesh ON them. The
-herIn said hs w,u.d tlru them over
to Undertaken o.. S. Rising. OF Palace
avenue. 90 bee placed .u .be cofin low
containing the skeleton.
90 is ,hou-ht that p further search
OF Oh, arroyo where Armour's body
vas found win perhaps reveal the
sold siguet ring. should 10 bc discu,-
cred, % .- believed il would be an
other important Iiuk iu Identifying the
skeleton as that ot clyde -. Armour
formerly chief clerk Of the North
western railway az sioux city
When saudo,aI Dime o. the city
yesterday he expressed some sinoy-
auce over report. That u number NJ
people, who were among Tho first 10
view the Skeleton ct Armour after
SUndoval had located u, ate tri7Ninr
of coutestiag his claim 70 the $1,000
reward offered hy the Ar1.ou, family
Tor the discovery of Armour body
II thought there was ~ doubt on
January - that I was the real and
only discovercr, said soudo'ai, end
as far as ] know there was 80 20
dispute my claim when the scores 81
Santa Fcaus % others camc out q"
Glorictl where I sad thc boot Of Ar
mour n' my house Ted the party 10
the arroyo where the ske,ctoa was
found"
sheriff CeI-o Lopez treated I-htiy
the reports that others may contest
S%andoyal's claim. saying that the con-
testauts undoubtedly win be Eamer-
Gus II every one who viewed ne to-
mains 10 the arroyo near Glorista
puts iu an application for O share 81
the $1,000 reward. sand0yul stated
that he viii consult with Attorney
Melvin T. Dunlayv. represrntinE the
Armour family. before he returns 70
Glorieta.
Attorney Brooke wright. Of Friday
HarboT, Wash who has been detaln-
ed here on account % a severe cold,
announced that he was returning 20
Washington state, leaving the defense
of Blanoctt IN the lands OF Attorney
\. - Henehuu NJ his city. lie said
that Blancetts mother. Mrs. Baker, Of
Friday Harbor, Intends 10 visit her
son at an early date. II can not say
when the trial will llkely begin ad-
ded Mr. Wright. "as II h generally
thought that a change OF Venue VIII
be asked But that matter b. one ior
Mr. Rcnehan 10 decide upon as FAR as
making the duplication is concerned
and for the court 90 rule whether or
not u WIFI be grnnted."
II is said that District Attorney J.
II. crist may oppose a change Of We
nuc 90 san Juan county on the ground
that Hlnncctt has many relatives IN
that county and also oppose % change
OF euu to Rio Arriba county on ac-
count Of tho tremendous expense a
trial in that county would entail, The
distance 90 TIorru Amarillo is great
land there 1rr .o many witnesses hat