Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

merely punctured the skin; one wound in the left groin. The bullet making the wound entered about the middle of the groin and after passing through the body, lodged under the skin at the junction of the hip with the backbone from where I removed it. In its course through the body it cut the blood vessels and death was caused by hem orrhage therefrom.
 Q-Was the wound necessarily fatal2
 A-Yes. c. E. GooDFELLow.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30 day of December, 1890.
 CHAs. G. JOHNSTON, Coroner.
 Geo. Bravin sworn and examined.
 Q-What is your name. age, place of residence and occupation?
 A-Geo. Bravin, age 29 years, resi- dence Tombstone, occupation City Tax Collector.
 Q-State if you were acquainted with Geo. c. Willis during his life time?
 A-Yes.
 Q-Were you present at any time today when an assault was made upon Dr. Willis? State what you know about it, what you saw when and where it occurred and all you did about it at the time of it's occurrence, state fully.
 A-This afternoon about 3:15 was passing down Allen street on my way to the Court House, passed by the o. K. corral and bid Dr. Willis the time of day and just turned the corner of Third street when I heard a shot. I stopped and in about 3 to 5 seconds I heard four more shots, then rushed back to the o. K. corral. Somebody I believe it was Ben Winston, pointing tosa man across the street and said There is tho man that did the shooting I then made after the man and just as I got in 4 or feet of him I saw him pass something to John McMahon I laid my hand on Dan Shanklin and told him he was under arrest, then turned around and demanded the gun from McMahon, he gave me the gun and I gave it up to Sheriff Slaughter. It was Al or A double action pistol, there was five chambers empty, one re- maining loaded, took MT. Shanklin to jail and delivered him into .he custody of the jailor. The person that I saw passing something over to Jobn McMahon was Dan Shanklin, Dr. Willis the deceased was g native of England, I suppose his age to be from 35 to 40 years. GEO. BRAvIN.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30 day of December, 1890.
 CHAs. c. JOHNSTON, Coroner.
 Ben Winston sworn and examined,
 Q-What is your name, age, place of residence and occupation.
 A-Ben Winston, age 35, residence Tombstone, occupation painter.
 Q-Were you present today at the time of the assault made upon Dr.. Geo.C. Willis? and if 80 state what you saw and all that you know about it, state fully.
 A about 3:15 I was standing il Col. Hafford's saloon when I heard a shot followed soon after with more, I made rush for the door saw one of Montgomery's men struggling with 8 horse hitched to buggy at the en- trance to the o. K. corral, I rushed to the entrance as I got there I turned to look in the stable as did so saw Dan Shanklin coming towards me about l2 feet from me with his hand in his over coat pocket as he passed me he gave me a side look passed out into the street and started down Allen street towards Third, I looked up and down the streets to see if I could see an officer and I saw Mir. Brav'n n coming towards me called his attention and told him that was the man that done the shooting in the center of the street I turned and saw McMahon walking very hurriedly towards Dan Shanklin as he reached him he took two or three steps I saw Shanklin hand something to him that looked like pistol, then Mir. Bravin was about 3 steps behind them (Shanklin and McMahon) when he reached Shanklin he just put his hand upon his right shoulder and turned and said something to Ma Mahon when McMahon handed Bra vim the pistol and started with his prisoner to the county jail.
 Q-When you reached the stable did