“The interview with me as published
in The Leader was just as I gave it to
you,” he said. “The Sun man didn’t
ask me very much. 1 told him that it
was true that my cattle had been driven
through the Warren pasture and it took
me six months to get them back, but he
didn’t publish that.”
Here is Mr. Bennett's statement hand
ed to tho reporter on bis return to the
station:
Granite Canon, Wyo., Oct. is, 1892.
The interview with me as published in
The Leader Oct. 9 was correct.
(Signed.) John Bennett.
THE NEILSON BROS.,
who live on Goose Creek, about a mile
CHEYENNE. WYOMING, THURSDAY MORN
west of Warren’s big pasture, was next
seen. A Cheyenne man, John Mcßride,
who was visiting them, greeted the re
porter cordially and introduced him to
Hans Neilson as a representative of The
Leader. Soon the talk was of The
Leader and Sun interviews. Mr. Neilson
said he had often heard McLaughlin
swearing about Warren's sheep.
“Have you ever been bothered by
them?” he was asked.
