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Show Statement of Pit-she-shook, concerning the killing of the certain Indians in Colorado, in October lg07. zZ<.AZi,-i Pit-she-shook being duly sworn according to law deplore and says that she, vras a incmber of the camp attacked by the cow boys in October IG07, in Colorado. I vras not for away fron the camp when some of the Indians cried out the corr boys are coming. A I started for the camp and when I heard this I ran Into the Wickeyup and got a rope and my saddle and started towards a band of horses and caught one of them and saddled him and got a little grand daugther and put her on the horse <xiid told her to go which she did. I stayed there a littBfl. a while and then went into a little ravine and got around little knoll and upon the knoll among the cedars and watched the canp. X saw the Indians r/ho remained and would not i;o way. I saw the cow boys around the campj. They were all around the canp. I did not count the cow boys but there was lots of them . They had a little fire and tiie Indians more standing aro.u.d this. They had no guns, and v.o time during tho trouble did the Indians /. A attempt to shoot,the;/ no gun And none of the tried to got any guns. I vras but a short distance from the camp. ( Estimated from object point ed out about 150 yards) hatf'e remained in this position for a short tine and seen nothing be done I thought mayd.e they were friends and I start -ed back to the camp, and when I cane near then stopped out side of the camp. I said to a cor; boy you scare me, what are you going to do/nore arc our horses and re are roziy to go and are going home and the cow boy said No shaking his head. When the Indians tried to talk to them |
