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ANNA BROWN was found in a ravine Just off the Pawhuska — Fairf . Road and not far from the roac which leads from Grayhorse « onoloe grach #5 shows the Greyhorse road at tha head of the ravine wnere the body was found. Photograph €6 shows a cenerai view of the ravine, and bhotograph #7 the exact spot in woicn tne body was found. Photograph #6 is an old picture of aNNA BROWN. ‘The hunters who found the body went at once to Fairfax and notified F. S. TURTEN an undertaker who, with Doctors J. Ge and D. A. SiCUN _. me = proceeded to ‘the place and fo.md a crowd of persons had assembled... ‘The body was identified as be-ng that of ANNA BROWN and a rude. autopsy was neld snowing that death had resulted from a gun sict wound, evidently from a 32 calibre revcelver, the bullet entering the head from the rear, It was very evident that death had taken place a mumber ef days prior to that time, and tna last time tsat AHNA BROWN had been seen alive was on the nignt of May tae 22nd, 1921. “the undertaker and doctors made a vary hurried examination and for same reason they began taeir serch for tie tDulis: by opening the sicull by sawing it in half vertically, rather then removing a cap horizontally. ‘They were Qnabie to find tne bullet and the vody was buried, althoug: nalf of the skull was preserved by the undertaker. ie ‘ We E. SMITH, the hustsnd of Rita, suspecting tie parties . & i responsible and the entire ccunty having bean disturted over tre ——tiny murders and mysterious disappearances of Indians shertly ee ee ‘tea g P Poy = nee ee ren cee —— er ee rene x j 7 3 . : 2. 6 vi 6 - § - “* 3 * ye ow ars = hth 5 Stat vaca een 3 — : a ae oo - : are oe me me o woe : ee ee ae