$3.50 REWARD.
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| A N ATROCIOUS MURDER was perperatec
- on the Sth inst. upon the body of my broth
er, ISAAC -BUSHYHEAD, at the house of S
W. Bell, in Saline District, by John Work
george and Ellis West, who have fled from JUS
tice. This, therefore, is tc make known that the
following sums will be paid for their apprehen.
sion: "


For JOHN WORK $3.50, if taken within tho
limits OF the Cherokee Nation and $500 if an.
pretended out OF the Nation, and delivered to the
sheriff Of Saline District. He is said by some to
be a white man, though he has attempted to pass
for an Indian; he is about 5 feet 10 or ii inches
in height, and his weight about IFS pounds, COM
Plexion very dark, black hair and ewes, short
nose and turned up at the end; and supposed to bo
about ~ or 81 years of age. lie came to this
country from Alabama, has been among the
Greeks, and was tried sometime past at Fayo,te.
vile, Ark's, for murder committed in Washing
ton County in which he was implicated.


For GEORGE WEST $3.50, if taken in this
Nation, or $500 if taken out of tho Nation and
delivered as above mentioned. He is native cit
zen, though he would scarce be known as an In.
dan IN the States, (his father being a white man
He is little over feet in height, land about lS0
pounds in weight, black hair eyes of grayish
coor has fine soft voice, and is about 24 or 25
years of age.


For ELLIS WEST sIOO if taken in this Ma
ton, or $3.50 If taken out of the Nation. and de-
llvered as above. He is n younger brother Of
Georges and is about 81 or % years of age, his
height is near feet inches, and weighs upwards
OF 200 pounds, dark halr and grny eyes, soft
hne voice like his brothers. which however, is
peculiar to the family.


When last seen the two Vests were in compa-
ny, passing down Grand River, towards Fort
u'oson; and Work going in the direction of Ben.
Ton county, Ark's., 1t is probable they may at
tempt to escape in he direction of Texas.


JESSE BUSHYHEAD.


Cherokee Nation, August II, 1913. \