The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-20
Autopsy Performed.

held al the coroners morgue at 1890
clock by Or. P. o. Hanford. the OPP
Grating being do1e by DR. d. r. Gil
r'ore of the st. Francis hospital house
staff i'm the presence of Drs. Campbell.
hutchings, Arnold, Scully and Estill of
this city
The first part of the operation was
The removal of the skull cap and this
TLv5S-sd the cause of death beyond the
shadow Of "A doubt The bullet enrercG
the left side of the head. penetrated the
skull about two inches behind and one
and half inches above the ear. It's
course was almost directly through the
read. the perfOUation indicating its sec
end passage through the skull being
about one inch lower than the point of
entrance The bullet, wrIch was of So
caliber. lay between the skull and the
cap, the latter not being perforated.
One Possible Clue.
The authorities place no faith in the
possibility that there is anything i'm the
nature Of a clue in any of the cards
and papers found about the scene of the
crime. Thousands Of tourists annually
attach their cards, letter heads and 9th
or papers bearing their names TO trees
and rocks in the canyons and on the
mountain tops i'm the vicinity of this
city. and they are blown about the hill
sides prOmiscuOusly. Dental work in
the mouth of the murdered girl will
afford sure identification if its descrip-
tionsis seen by the dentist who did the
erik. The work was worth at least
$50.
Coroner Law is anxious that the de-
scription Of the dental work be given
publicity in order 10 help in the work
of identification.
Dentist Would Know His Work.
The upper right wisdom tooth is un-
developed. On the upper right side of
the mouth a solid bridge extends from
first molar to cTspid The second mo-
lar is present. The first and second BIZ
u spids are absent filled with solid
sold dummies. There are two gold fH-
lngs. medium size in the mesial of the
upper central incisOr
On the upper left side a gold bridge
extends from the first bicuspid to the
second molar. worn on the mesolinguaI
Hortion of the crown. The second mo-
lar is made from bicuspid dummy.
The third mOlar is PRESENT.
The lower right three molars or wis
uom teeth are present. The second
molar is gold filed i'm the mesio-occlus-
IL; surface. The first molar is absent
and has been gone several years.
All teeth are present on left lower.
Large gold filling on occlusion of first
rloiar. Large gold filing on occlusion
extending on to distal surface Of sec
end molar
At , O'Clock this afternoon the post
mortem examination Of the murdered
girl was complete. It was without result
beyond determining the cause of death.
DR.. Hartford stated that her condition
Il the time of her death was normal
and that it was simple case of want
Ing to get rid OF somebody.
Result of Inquest
eral Witnesses were examined including
the men who found the BODY The sheriff
and Il dentist who made an examination
Of the teeth of the dead girl on which
expensive and expert dental work had
been performed. 4 he authorities hope to
trace the identity of the girl through the
dentist who did the work
he jury returned the following verdict:
That the unknown woman came to her
death on 2 date unknown TO this jury
and that the cause of death was "A gun
shot wound below the back Of the left
ear, ranging upward. the bullet being a
.3S-caiibre and fired by some person TO
the jury unknown
Whole Country Interested.
A number of kilograms from Philadel-
phia. Chicago and st. Louis. asking tor
the murdered girl. have been received
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