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They even played nice for a man without vice. John Bratt didn’t drink, smoke, chew tobacco, play cards or cuss —which would have been fine had he been a clergyman like his father. Instead, it made him one of the few Western bullwhackers to shun those vices. Born in Leeds, England, on August 8, 1842, …
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