 In 1884, the friendship between the Tewksburys and the Grahams was shattered when Stinson made a deal with the Grahams to pay them each 50 head of cattle, and see that they never served jail time, if they would turn state's evidence against the Tewksburys.The Grahams took the deal and started working for Stinson, betraying the Tewksburys by siding with their accusers.John Graham immediately filed a complaint with District Attorney Charles B.