ten o'clock
`` Hello , there 's somebody coming . You meet Russ and me to-night , out in the open a quarter of a mile , straight from the end of this street . You 'll find a pile of stones . Meet us there to-night at ten o'clock . '' The next few days , for the several hours each day that I was in town , I had Steele in sight all the time or knew that he was safe under cover . Nothing happened . His presence in the saloons or any place where men congregated was marked by a certain uneasy watchfulness on the part of almost everybody , and some amusement on the part of a few .