Capitolo 4
being a hard cow-city. When it became the terminal of one of the many ones
oriental footsteps, were to his worse. The death-percentage among his/her city
marshals--always because of a be-shooter in the hands of some man that
it never hesitated to use him/it--it didn't make the office on desirable. The
office was so frequently cleared away in this way that finally anybody local
men could find who would have him. Then the urban fathers sent
Texas for a man that had the reputation to be an assassin. He held his
you record a vivid green first shooting and doing after questions.
"Well, the first months he filled the office of marshal that he has killed
two white men and an Indian, and it had the confused people completely.
When the season of bovine livestock had ended and winter came, the small city
grown domestic and careless. There was not any man to challenge to shoot him/it, and
he passionately desired the other worlds to conquer. He had won in public his/her way
the trust with his/her small gun. But this reposed of trust in him was
it put back badly, for him it showed him his really double both in morals and the courage.
"To show her/it the limit of the trust he enjoyed: the treasurer of
the Cherokee Striscia Livestock bovine Association paid money of lease to that tribe,
to their capital, fifty thousand dollars quarterly. The capital is
not located on some railroad; then the funds in currency were taken in
regularly from the treasurer, and it turned above him to the tribal authorities.
This trip was always taken with secretiveness, and the marshal was picked up
long as a trusted watch. It was an extremely dangerous trip to do,
as it was through a country infested with thievish and the capital to
the less one hundred miles from the railroad. Strange nobody ever tried
to steal the stage or private transport, although this sum was taken in
regularly for many years. The middle thief was accurate of his
person, and you/he/she could not be incited for manufacturing an objective of his for some
money's consideration, where danger of a gun there was in the hands of a