"I seen two men in th' Gap," he said to Webb. "They said...."
He looked about again.
"Well, get down an' set," Webb said cynically.
McKee stared from face to face.
"I guess I'll go on."
"I guess you'll stay here," said Jimmy Oliver firmly. "We've got a little matter to talk over an' nobody leaves. I guess the boys in th' Gap probably thought you'd like to hear what was goin' on."
Hilton stepped toward Oliver.
"Look here," he said, "I'm a disinterested party to all this. There's no use in my staying here."
"What I said to Sam goes for everybody else, Mister. When we put riders in the Gap an' at the trails we intended for everybody to hang around. That goes. Everybody!"
Then he added: "If anybody wants to get out it'll be pretty good evidence that he's got somethin' to hide. This 's a matter that the whole country's interested in. You ain't got nothin' to hide, have you?"