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ey erg » * f wae £ 34 Nest. * } es P Reg f:-Director One. } | { . was made with the Warden of the Kansas Penitentiary for keeping Mayo in Oklahoma until both the Oklahoma State authorities and the Pederal. . authorities in this District mo longer needed him in connectidn with - the Indian cases, Also, that Mayo was kept in Oklahoma under said >": arrangements, in custody ef the State authorities and at the expense’ of Osage County, ard that Mayo waa taken from the Osage County Jail” at - Pawhuska to the County Jail at Tulsa, Oklahoma, because of serious difficulties that arose between Mayo and other prisonera in the Pawhueks” Jail, as a result of which it was feared that Mayo might do bodily harm ’ fae to other prisoners, Mr. Brown adviged that the Warden of the Kansas ‘ Penitentiary agreed to the removal of Mayo from Pawhuska to Tulsa,which — was therefore arranged and effected sometime prior to the Bale-Rame ey trial at Guthrie, ve ’ MiP He further atated that Mayo was therefore kept in the’. Tulsa County Jail and was taken from Tulsa to Guthrie for the Hsale-Ramsey ° trial and then returned to Tulsa; that he was later brought from Tulsa to Oklahoma City at the time of the Hale-Remsey trial here which resulted in a conviction, after which Mayo was again returned te Tulga, aa it was He expected that he would be needed in the trial of the State case vs..Byron | = . Burkhart (now set for trial at Pawhuska on the 10th instant), and as Mayo} 4 would also again be needed by Federal authorities in the event of a news"uy <5 trial in the Hale-Ramsey case which is now pending on motion for a new oe trial, which, if denied, will probably be appealed, Mr. Brown also advis—}. % ed that the County Attorney of Osage County notified the Warden of the - ig Kansas Penitentiary of Mayots recent eacape and his subsequent apprehension “s and that the Yarden stated that it would be perfectly satisfactory with - rete oe him for Mayo to be kept in Oklahoma until both the Federal and State 4 authorities were through with him, oe : Mr. Brown stated that while Mayo did not testify in the 4 a Hale-Ramsey trial at Okishoma City, yet he was of material assistance to the Government in the trial of the case through information furaiohed vy 4 him on various pointe that arose during the progress of the trial. . od ie In the event that any further information relative to ‘this matter 19 desired, please so advise me. sees Yours very truly, os | | Clarente D, McKean, ~~; ee Special Agent in Charge. — od hoes ae Parade, 24,7 ' Layee = nda _ ——_ soe Lf ae PEL ae te Bae Set Nett Se ee “ eee ane Serene