The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16

on the stand that the gun was oson
afterwards sold to Clyde Potter.
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Went into the diningroom.
Q-How long was he there? A.
Ii could not say.
Q.-Did he leave the diningroom
II any time? A.-No sir.
Odd you have any converse
ion with Black about the phone
kall? A.-No. except to remark
lbcut the kind of day 1t was.
Odd he seem to be cheerful
k.-He did.
Cross examination:
On cross-examination Hinshaw
was asked and answered similar
positions as asked by the prosecu-
ion.
DR.. E. o. McCleary testifes.
Q.-Were you called on to per-
orm an autopsy? A.-Yes SIR
Q.-On what day? A.-On Sun
lay evening. February 25.
Q-Tell the Jury what you did and
ound in examining Black and the
condition that existed. DR.. McCleary
old how Mr.. Meikle called him up
nd asked him to go to the undertak-
rg rooms. He told the jury what
e found, giving a technical and sci
ntifc explanation. He described
ho wound by pointing a diagram on
he head Of the deputy district at
orney.
Q.-When and where did you
tate the last examination? A.
Nebraska City. He told how he
ook OF the top of Blacks head at
Nat time and recovered the bullets.
retion and Identifies them.
On cross-exami>.atipn he was
kskcd II there were any wounds in
iT.3' from the back? A.-Not un-
css It was the bullet which struck
Ne ton Of his head and grazea over
4nd down the back of his head.
George Riley was called and upon
Peing questioned gave the same tes-
imony which he gave at the cor
in1uest. Riley was deputy
(heriff at the time and went to the
IA Z in response to the call from the
anf, ltating that Enyart had killed
Black
The next witness was called soon
tier the afternoon session was con-
ened. This witness was M. X. Ny
ra of Colorado Springs. He is a
nerchant dealing in jewelry, second
sn Goods and loan business. He
rodnced book which records the
kles end moneys loaned, etc. He
Fa1 asked:
@, Why do you keep this book :?
I'm accordance with the city or
iranee of Colorado Springs. He
ad another book. Q.-What is this
ook? A.-Records of persons leav-
pig goods In my place of business.
Q-Are there other parts of the
ook? A.-Yes.
N1 call your attention to stub
70. 1885, and ask you what that
That was stub to the slip
lven out to the man who pawned
gun. That shows that a party
awned Colts 1920.
Q-What was the number Of the
un? A.-No. 1921. He was
SIZED il it was not 309.211. He tells
mat he cannot read 1t very plain.
WAS that the receipt signed
" the man who pawned the gun?
-Yes,
Attorney Hughes read what the
tubs showed. l.. e., the date. the gun
amber. the cost, the gun number
Fhtch was a Colts 1920, No. 303.211
Myers explains the transaction:
party pawned gun at my place
business for SO ON June 10, 1914.
hd on February Is, 1915, he sold
.e the gun outright. That Is Mr..
,cMann sold the gun to you on
ebruary Is, 1915: A.-Yes.
MYERS was asked II he makes rec
rcs every time he buys nr sells n
un' and he answer yes.
,Q.-Here IL paper marked ex-
mt ] and ask you what that fs?
,-This record is the book where
II the pawns AZ we'll % the goods
om"ht are entered during the day.
AT what time iis that made? ?
Made in the afternoon or next
norning. (This book Is then offered
evidence.) He was asked further
pout the records OF such transac-
Pons and explains that thoy are en-
sred from tho stub OF the books,
wing the gun number, amount, date
na name.
when was the gun bought!
coFebruary II, 11it.
Mr.. Myers, 40 ron Keep : rec.
= q enn pale wtsln one = sold
Al hand - i bosk marked
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