I read it a couple years ago. Just one of those browsing online things. I didn't mark the page because I didn't think it a big deal at the time. I like to keep a tidy desktop and minimize saved links because I hate when my menus scroll on for pages.
So, I can't provide it, and for that I apologize, because I know some will take that as me making it up. All I can say is I clearly remember Sallah being shot, sliding down to his knees, and dissolving to the next scene.
The more I think about it, that since it was just two pages, I'm pretty sure it was just one of those daily rewrites that sounded good on paper, but weren't filmed, and the pages finally made it to the 'net. I didn't think it remarkable because that sort of thing happens all the time. In fact, in Lord of the Rings, Rhys-Davies speaks about getting new pages every day, and oftentimes he'd just ignore the new dialogue and not use it. Now, certainly Jackson and Spielberg are different critters, but it's quite common in filmmaking to break from the script -- even the day's fresh rewrites -- and go with something else. Scenes change by the hour. Consider in Temple of Doom the well known story of Kate freaked out by the snake-pool scene. There's the pool all set up, the script written, yet it wasn't filmed, and a whole new scene was improvised.
So, long story short, I read 'em, I now believe they were just a novelty from the set that found a place online, and if I come across 'em again I'll put the link here.
I just wish that some folks could accept my many peace-offerings rather than take every chance, no matter how silly, to accuse me of making things up.