The Warrant

Use your head, Boudy Hunter. Sheriff wants me alive. If you kill me, you'll never collect that money. Have gone! Will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin. San Francisco, 1875. The Carlton Hotel.

Headquarters of a man called Paladin. Oh, me so far, eh? Morning, hey boy. Oh, are you finished breakfast already? already. I've finished. Good. There's a gentleman which is to see you. He says very important. Oh, what's his name? Donosa. He didn't say. Didn't say. What where is he? Room 233. Just down the hall. He. He gave hey boy $5 to find you.

$5? Yes sir. Well, if he's that free with his money, maybe he's anxious to part with great deal more. Oh, thank you. Hey, boy. Yes, I'll. I see. Two, three, three. Yeah. My name is Paladin. I understand you wanted to see me. Oh, yeah, I sure do. Come on in.

Thanks. Sit down over there. What's the idea? Just do like I tell you. Say I don't like guns. You sit down. Who are you? Simpsons, my name. Chag Simpson. What's the reason for this? The reason?

Mm-hmm. Yes. That reason enough? Wanted poster? That's right. A wanted poster. That's $500 on you, Paladin. Dead or alive. I aim to collect it. That's a warning signal for all drivers. And that can be a warning signal for drowsy drivers on long monotonous trips.

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