In 1891, he defended Ed Tewksbury who was accused of murdering Tom Graham in one of the final acts of violence growing out of the Pleasant Valley War in central Arizona. He settled in New York City in December 1892 for a period before he returned full-time to Arizona in 1893.
In 1891, he defended Ed Tewksbury who was accused of killing Tom Graham in one of the final violent incidents stemming from the Pleasant Valley War in central Arizona. He relocated to New York City in December 1892 temporarily before returning permanently to Arizona in 1893.