Despite his role in the bloody 1873 Bush Knob Massacre, John Larn (right) was within a few years elected sheriff of Shackelford County, Texas, choosing John Selman as his deputy. But violence would follow them both to the grave. (Map by Joan Pennington; illustration by Gregory Proch)
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