Fourth As to the ^bilk^ business, tins is^a lie, and I challetioe (I'Ncil to prove it; hut^one word more in thin connection. Mr. A^U. Bradley, of the firm of Hi ad ley A La^londe. Mug di sirous of obtaining a piece^of land to make a home. I told linn that^this man O'Neil had told me that there was^3a0 acres of land in sec. IS, tp '^^, n. r. 2 west.^I think that bad been taken ui^ by Mr. Mc-^Oooua, of the linu of Piatt t Alct'omas. Hud^that McComas would relimpjish for fS*). Mr.^Bradley aaw Mr. Mct'omas and pud him^$oO to r. Iiin|in.-li. which he dnl. I will s.iv^that th^ considc-rat ion in this MM VMM^lie film, fill to O'Neil and |H M me. I told^Mr. Hradlev be could pay nie at any time^when he not ready. Mr. O'Neil wanted Ins^pay at once, and did receive it. When Mr^Mrudley went to the land olhce to make a^filing on said ;fcM acres, be was informed^that laud had MM set aside as mineral, but^if it was not mineral evi rytbinfl would be^all right. Since then the aMMMl has^act HHide the said section 1l\ townsliip H^north, range - west, as a storage reservoir^I told Mr. Hradley that in OtlimiqnrOOt In^did not owe me anything. Mr. Bradley^went to O'NVil and made a demand for Ins^money back. O'Neil refused to pay him^back. Now who is the ^bilk^^ Hladlev ,V^Ijilonde haw a jewelry stole on Broadway^near the Merchant's hotel, where they can^be aeen at any time aa to tbe truth of these^statements.
