Q. Were you afraid of him John?

A. No I wasn't afraid of him. I knew he would do what he said he would, and he told me he would shoot me. Told me he

was going to kill me.

Q. That was after these other people had told you he tried to shoot two or three other people that same day?

A. That is right.

Q. What did you do then?

A. I went on out to where he wrecked.

Q. Were many people there?

A. Quite a few. Joe Harrill was there, the Cagle boy. I didn't know all of them.

Q. Did you later see that same pistol there on that occasion that you had seen?

A. I saw it. Joe Harrill handed it to me.

Q. What kind was it.

A. A 32.

Q. How many shells?

A. Six.

Q. Where was the pistol when you saw it out there?

A. When I saw it Joe Harrill had it. Handed it to me. He beat me there.

Q. Did you see another pistol?

A. I didn't see any other pistol. I took the pistol to the jail and turned it over to the sheriff.

Q. John where is the warrant you had for his arrest?

A. It was at the city hall the last account I knew of it, locked up in the vault.

Q. I believe Judge Williamson has died since that time?

A. Yes sir.