Heck Bruner's account as a deputy U.S. marshal, September 1892

15-19 Sep 1892Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Chelsea, Indian Territory

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"Served by Deputy Marshal E. H. Bruner" 1859–1899

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His sworn account of fees and expenses for arresting A. C. [or G.?] Wooten for larceny south [?] of Chelsea in the Indian Territory on 17 September 1892 and bringing him 163 miles to Fort Smith: $68.68 in all, signed “E. H. Bruner, Deputy United States Marshal.” The foot of the form is cut off in the screenshot.

Source: Deputy marshal's account of E. H. Bruner, United States v. A. C. Wooten [?] et al., larceny, Western District of Arkansas, Sept 1892
Credit: U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas, Fort Smith; the image shared on Ancestry by Stacey Clifford, 2019, cropped
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