The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

Following the shooting word was
sent out from the bank to the sheriff's
once, the deputy district attorney
and Omcers of the bank, as to what
had been done. Sheriff Worker was
out Of the city that day after a pris-
oner n Pueblo. After R. ]. Pender-
Grast, cashier of the bank arrived on
the scene, he summoned Undersheriff
Geo. Riley who had just come in from
some other official work He imme-
d1Stoly went to the bank and placed
Mr.. EnyArt under arrest.
Coon after the arrival of the Off
GERS on the scene of the killing John
G. Campbell was deputized at the
suggestion of the deputy district at
torney. to be in custody of Mr.. Enyart
and TO accompany him to his ranch
home that evening. Upon Sheriff
Worker's arrival in the city he i'm
medistoly Issued orders that Under
sheriff Riley go to the Enyart ranch
and there remain until Mr.. Enyart
wa returned the next morning for
the coroner's inquest. notwithstand-
Ing ~ district attorneys instruc-
tonp.
Coroner w. W., Griffin was sum-
noned. ard took charge of Blacks
h3dy. The body was removed to the
sHflMn undertaking parlors where It
Z sN35kept until after the inquest Mon
ME MQg1ing, and until 1t was taken
tlS41inday afternoon to be sent
Aome in Nebraska City, Net.
H. Of Paul Jessen of that place,
8en arriving in the city early
E Morning.
Quest was held Monday
mosnlA8xfn the Griffin ndeItaking
psrlckS District Attorney Hughes
sAme to conduct the exaTnina-
tlons I'd by Deputy District At
t0Fney ~. Meikle. The Jury en-
pa.4ssd - composed of VIC. Kropr.
j. b. Tkpmas. Charles Schroeder.
Fred HOFFMAN, Thomas Fountain and
D. X. Waugh.
u Mr.. iEnyart's own story of the kill.
/ Ing b best given by the testimony ne
gave Ut the coroner's inquest. The
Y questions asked him there and his
answers returned are as follows:
II Enyart's Testimony
Now, Mr. Enyart. it is my duty
SfoeAyfh that you have a right to testify
\ 4sthie Nearing. Under the Constitu-
Il yf3 ~ the State of Colorado. you
x)1&x N4ther testify or decline to testi-
& you can testify If you desire.
" I'M willing.
';l5s! Now. Mr. Enyart, you may go
Syour own way and tell what
low about this. A. saw Mr..
on Saturday and he asked me
lid come down yesterday morn
wanted to make deal. 1
m I thought would be down
I'd some business to attend to
said couldn't go down to his
hen, and said no couldn't
h n was nobody home to attend
Be. He said Are you staying
ranch alone" and said was.
4 asked II would call him up
lZka5 ne to town. Next morning 1t
utN3 u 80 bad and had some busi-
4 1x1Se3t the Trading Company, went
FX3WMst0 settle up some affairs. Then
up and had dinner. 1t was
ing quite bad and was waiting
to let up SO I could go home.
Fed him at the Hotel. He said
we been out to your place and
" home, where have you been?
you stay there little while and
come right up?" said "If 1t
stop storming will probably
ere till night" He came up
He came In walked ahead OF
He. stopped, to pullsoff coat or
hing. We usually have q chair
end of the table whore people
ly sit to talk. He did not sit
right away and said. Sorry,
dnt have drink!'' He kAve
.bie kind Of shove, sort Of In
rectiQn and says "NpW. what do
Aink Of this prop01it3onf.'
lxDlatn The propesitions 4.
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