"In your opinion how many Indians were killed?"
"From my own observation I should say about three hundred."
"Were they men, or women and children?"
"Some of each."
"Did you witness any scalping or other mutilation of the dead by your command?"
"I saw one or two men who were in the act of scalping, but I am not positive."
"Were you present in council with some Indian chiefs in Denver, some time last summer or fall?"
"I was."
"Who were present—whites and Indians?"