The next morning Redding started afoot…
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

The next morning Redding started afoot to the flat south of Lone Mountain for his horse to drive to Central, and passed by the Manley boarding house. When he had passed the house and entered Wolford lane just beyond, Manley came out with a pistol in his hand, stood still a few moment and followed in nearly the same direction. They did not meet. Some two hours later Manley, Mrs. Chiles and the Robinsons ar- rived at Central. Redding reached Central a little later. Manley was seen to put his hand on the handle of his six-shooter and then pass across the street to Hutchinson’s store, passing within 25 feet of where Redding then stood.