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out @, Weiss. Dec. £35 to Sl, : Re 2S. aNua EAL.ET? stated further that ELLA was at the ER TES? BIRKFART home at Gravhorse, Saturday, May 21, 19621 am talked to | sitting in the summer-house at ERNEST BURXPART'S home, drinkirg . ? | beavily; that ANNA BROWN employed ELIA FALIETT at that time to begin work as housexeeper for ANNA at Fairfa::, and BELLA was to start to work for ANNA BROWN at Fairfex the following, or secom following morning. MRS. HALLETT? stated that she does not remember what time of day her daughter ELLA felked to AM™TA BOCIN that day, nor whether anyone else was there at the time, except ANNA'S mother, LIZZIE @. (:RS. HALLETT was plainly not at all interested in giving us information, though apparently not friend- ly to the BUREEARTS or the EALES. She was questioned exhaustive- ly, rut the stove was all we could get her to tell. ELTA FALLET? will te interviewed.) WILLIAM BRACTET® informed us that he talked to ELLA HALLFTT { in 1621, regarding this ease, but that all she told him of value was that she ssid she had heard that two Indian women had seen ANNA BROWN and BRYAN BURKHART togetker in a Buick ear that sat- urday night; that ELLA was then working for BILL SMITH ami wife (She should imow all about J. L. BRIDGES family at Sembee Gray- borse and Fairfax.) | Dec. 16th wrote J. A. GUSTAFSON again for his reports, and ens on Dec. 24th and 25th agent Burger made efforts to secure same | | from MRS. GUSTARPSON at Kansas City, without sueceas. Dec. 30th oc ~— Pe ee ee | " received a so-called "summary report CHAPTES JEITEHOZN from .:8. GUSTAFSON, tut said reports are very brief, and contain nothing not heretofore ascertained and rerorted ty Agents. We now heave ED «2:1: under cover on thi this case, without pay: ran — ~ . a rs