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The rich grassland that spread from Okar's confines was the force that had brought the town into being, and the railroad would make Okar permanent. Okar did not look permanent, however. It was of the type of the average cow-town of the western plains artificial and crude.
Okar's law was not law at all; it was a convenience under which his three enemies could assail the property rights of others. Outwardly, Sanderson was a smiling optimist. To Mary Bransford he confided that all was going well. Neither had broached the subject of Sanderson's impersonation since the night of Dale's visit.
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