White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

eyes Of the wounded man indicate
heavy clots Of blood back of them
and although the eyelids culver he
has not opened them. The wonder.
I'll vitality of the dying man is great
l. puzzling the hospital force, seven
hours having elapsed between the
time he was shot and his arrival al
the hospital. Yesterday he could
use one arm aud would clasp the
hand In a feeble grasp when it was
lifted from the bed.
From the wounds on the two men
IL would appear that the murderers
we're ambushed. one on each side of
the path taken by the constable and
Requa. Constable Arthur ST. Clair
was shot from the right side. the bull
let entering the right breast just be
low the nipple and passing COM
pletely through the body in a slightly
downward direction. The bullet that
hit ReQua entered the left side OF
the head Just above the temple and
In front of the left ear. The bullet
is embedded in some part of the
brain. but probing By the surgeons.
vas unable 10 loeate It.
Arthur !. st. Clair, the murdered
man, appears 70 be about thirty-fve
years of age. He is married and lives
Al Wells with his family lie was one
OF the best known citizens of Elko
county. highly respected and a man
of excellent education. having enjoy
ed the distinction OF being a Rhodes
scholar.
A telegram received yesterday at
the sherin's office in Ely from the
Union Land & Cattle Co. of Reno of
ferod reward of $500 for the
capture of the murderers. dead or
alive and no strings on the re-
ward
Sherin Enslow returned 10 Ely
last night with the Information that
the hunted men had been seen to
cross the valley and take refuge in the
thick cedars at the base of the noun
tains west of Green's raneh below
the town of Cherry Greek.
A black leather suit case was
found about a quarter of mile from
the deserted Ford car stolen by the
men, and two rifles. one $3.50
Winchester and 2j-40 Savage rifle.
which are supposed 10 be the guns
taken from the murdered men by the
outlaws.
The suit case contained a black
coat lined With purple satin and
campaign ribbon pinned below the
top pocket on the left side of the
coat. There was no mark of the
maker sn the coat aud nothing in
the pockets. The coat was about
size 81 and was made in the latest
style cut. A pair of trousers Il
match the coat. Il pair of overalls,
and pair of army pants with roll
p0ttees was also in the suit case. A
shirt. 14ia size, with several fancy
collars and neckties ard n suit of
underwear were also found. but moth
ing TO indicate the name of the own
er beyond the laundry mark of Bel
could be discovered. The only thing
that furnished Information was a
three-ounce bottle of argol solu-
tion with the label of the Ruth phar-
macy. Ruth. Nevada. Only about half
an ounce of the solution had been
taken from the bottle. There was
also small vial of white tablets. A
cigarette case with the date Of April.
1917, and some other illegible marks
were among the effects with n small
quantity OF As calibre Colts car
tridges for six shooter.
The men seen by the rancher at
Green's ranch were described as
small men dressed in mackinaws and
caps and wearing high boots. One
man was described as being taller
than the other.
Sheriff Harris of Elko telgraphed
last night that he was on his way to
Cherry Greek and had reached Sbaf-
ter. He did not state the number