49-xx-xx ep24 Gun Trouble Valley

Frontier Town, the saga of the roaring west. Frontier Town, El Paso, Cheyenne, Calgary, tombstone. Frontier Town. Here is the adventurous story of the early west, the tamed and the untamed. From the Pecos to Powder River, Dodge City to Poca Flat, these are the towns they fought to live in and live to fight for.

Teaming crucibles of pioneer freedom. Freedom from Tier Town! Howdy there. In case you've forgotten or never did know, I'm Chad Remington, frontier lawyer from the

cow town known as Dos Rías. And as I've said a time or two before, out on the brawling, sprawling frontier a lawyer gets into all sorts of things, especially trouble. And trouble out our way not only starts with a capital T, but often ends with capital punishment.

I guess it was last month and an old friend of my father's, Harvey Burnside, wrote and asked me if I had time to come down to where he lives, a town which he had built himself from practically nothing, a town named Burnside Falls.

Harvey has a brother, Milo Burnside, who owns the little bank and Burnside, and between them I guess Harvey and Milo pretty well control that section of the country. Well, while Cherokee O'Bannon, the former medicine man who now runs the Dos Rios livery stable and bangs around with me, was trying to find two horses from his

stable that would take us to Burnside Falls and back, the situation which caused Harvey to write me suddenly started getting worse. So much worse that Harvey paid a call on his brother Milo at the bank. Milo, let's quit mince and words now.

Let's go down to cases. All right Harvey, let's... what's on your mind? I've been hearing things about you, Milo. Things I don't like to hear about any man, let alone my brother. Oh man, you don't say.