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04x38 - The Don Alvarado Story

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Wagon Train". Aired: September 18, 1957 – May 2, 1965.*
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The series chronicles the adventures of a wagon train from St. Joseph, Missouri, across the plains of the Midwestern United States and the Rocky Mountains to Sacramento, California.

04x38 - The Don Alvarado Story

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At last,
we were nearing the end of the train.

The train was rolling into Los Angles
to deliver

almost half of our passengers
and then on to San Francisco.

Everywhere we looked, the country.

Glowed with summer.

It seemed to be the land of milk
and honey, a.

Perfect place to end a journey, a land of.

Peace

and I.

Think that's close enough, Charlie.

What you wanted, Erica.

I do, But I don't want a seminal clip.

Thanks.

Well, I'm on my way.

Have a good time.

I intend to away the morning.
I'll write it.

I was waiting.

Sorry, Charlie.

I prefer to go alone along with you.

That's a very personal question.

Take care.

Are you afraid of a little artist.

Confrontation, huh?

Sam, it's Chris. You're next.

Think you're up to this, Charlie?
I've got nothing to lose.

You've got to hear.
I got to see that you're

famous, too.

Would you like to try something new?

That's Miss Ali's new intended all.

I couldn't carry that off, Charlie.

If we did out there. Whatever.

When can I get a haircut, Charlie?

Well, if it was, I get it with Mr.

Chris one I got to hand, you know?

All right, I'll go pack and I'll be back.

Where are you going?

Well, Los Angeles. Where else? What for?

Got a date with a and a girl.

Why not?

You've never been to Los Angeles that way.

Charlie, don't

you remember when I took Judge Black
and those four wagons to Los Angeles?

Yeah, I remember.

What's her name?

Well, that's kind of a personal question,

and that's kind of a mean answer
I got, too.

Come on. I don't want to sit here
all night with her.

Yes, I'll. I'll go in
and I'll be back. Yeah.

And when you do come back,
you've got my hair.

Yours. That's right.

That's the way it's going to be this year.

You sound bitter.

I'm not bitter, Mr.

Grant,
but last year I cleaned everybody up.

Then I got the power looking like a mole.

I've got to even get my hotel.

Well, that was San Francisco, Charlie.

You know Los Angeles.
Isn't that Judy? Yeah.

I think Mr.
West is within his rights there, but.

All right, well,
I'll cut your hair before I go.

You never told me
you had a girl lot, Alex.

Well, everybody entitled to a few secrets,
you know.

They can have all the secrets you want,
Mr. Graff, as long as I'm in on them.

I hate Los Angeles anyway.

I've never been there.

I don't have to be there.

I can hate it from here.

How's tentative? A haircut, Mr. Wooster.

You've got to grow a lot out of two.

No, I've never been there.

I sure am hankering to see it, though.

Five whole days.

Hey, maybe we can ride in town together
tomorrow.

I'd be glad of your company, Mr. Wooster.

I guess I'm going out to the ocean
and sit down and have me a good long look.

Maybe five days worth.

Five days.
A long time to look at the ocean.

I've never seen an ocean.

I've got a lot of looking to make up for.

We are going with you.

You must have seen the ocean
lots of times. Mr.. He'll

never the same every time you look at it.

It's all right if you like.

I want a big body of water,
and it's a great deal.

Ever tell you how to go?
Like I never asked you?

I sure would admire riding to Los Angeles
looking like this.

He sure looks like he's living mighty
fine and fancy.

Yeah. Bills.

I wanted to live in mighty
fine and fancy running off.

Let him tell his good friends goodbye.

Not even tell us the name of his girl.

He doesn't know her name.

Georgina got a memory like a mousetrap

after me taking care of him
all You're cooking for him.

Watch these, Claude. Even darling life
when he's in trouble.

Do I need that ear c*ptive?

I'd like an old boot.

Well, I don't do Charlie left behind
like an old cracked pitcher.

I don't get up the pole.

I'm not up to pull. I'm down the drain.

You are ready for me to cut your hair,
Charles.

Who needs you? I can cut my own hair.

What's wrong with him?

I don't know.

That's your problem.

Sit down, Duke.

I'll cut your hair.

Charlie.

Yeah?

I was going to take you with me
all the time.

You're right.

I would only raving to it.

Mr. Crisp.

Let me do that. I'm the barber.

How do you want that, Duke?

How much oil do it like this fella?

Well, I'm quite sure of it.

I'll try it.

In your cigar.

Oh. Please, senor.

Come. Quick, quick.

Why, Mr. Eberhart.

Please

come quick, Senor

Master.

Master, I brought help.

I brought Cap.

Philippe.

Okay, quickly.

Look,

Mother,

Both of us m*rder*d

my son.

God sent you to help me.

That.

That is gold in the cage.

Take it in payment Wednesday.

You must be in Monterrey.

Say you are the general for.

Hello.

Hey. You have come

to claim the inheritance

of as if you don't know Umberto Romeo.

Our father

told me,

the man of honor,

that you will take

place until his brother gets to Montreal.

I'll try.

Go with him.

I live for him.

Hey, now,

you're my

idea.

I'm in

God's time. We.

We will meet

again.

The senora.

Are you sure that no one in Monterey
has seen Adriana?

Only his murderers.

The owner has been to Monterrey
since he was a baby in arms.

His brother has never been to Monterrey.

When his brother arrived.

He comes by ship in three weeks.

You say the men that attacked
the carriage were masked.

Senor. How many were there?

It seemed like hundreds,
But there were four.

And yet they made no attempt
to ride the carriage.

One of them called out.

What shall we do with the old man
and the other?

The one who was leading
said, Oh, let him be.

What harm could she do?

That's strange.

What about the voices?

Are you asking if they were Americanos?

That's exactly what I meant. No, senor.

Spanish quiero.

Is a gentleman.

Not pale once.

Senor,

according to this.

Well, if the inheritance

had been claimed by Wednesday,
it passes to the descendants of Don.

So that is your father. See, senor.

Do you know that branch of the family?

Don't. Sylvester is dead.

But I knew his sons
when they were children.

How many

for your fourth time?

Let me go over it again.

My mother was Victor Venom.

Maria, Fear.

Francisca.

Francisca Vitorino. Maria Sofia.

Francisca Zamora,
the only child of Don and Alejandro.

We are made to one into Zavala,
Zamora and Carol.

Lena,

Carolina.

Lisa Cecile.

Brigitte Aspasia Leticia on about battery.

Zamora

But most to remember.

I didn't realize
it was so hard to be Spanish.

Now, where was your mother
before she was born?

On the second floor, the right wing,
the third bedroom on the left.

Well, this is never going to work.

There's so much for me to remember.

I'll be there to help you secure.

I hardly speak Spanish. Don't agree?

I spoke as well English
as you do singular.

Most young gentlemen today.

And you gave your word?

Yes, But I didn't know what

it was asking when I was dying.

Neither did I.

This is your land, senor.

A man has been hung on your land.

I wonder why.

Who is this man?

Have you no answer for Don Adriano?

Don't.

Adriano, They k*ll my son.

Mother, That yours?

Help me. I will do what I can.

You have come at a time
when you are sorely needed on Adriano.

Do you know who is responsible
for this Americano, Senor Americano.

Why do you blame the Americanos? The land.

They won the land.

You know the land is ours.

They are trying to say it belongs to them.

Last night, the Americans burned the house
from over Cortez.

Ignacio son won with the others
who tried to fight them off.

Four men break into my house this morning
wearing masks.

And drag my son from his bed.

And you'll call for yourself. What I did.

Is there no law here in Monterrey?

The laws with the Americanos,
they have acquired deeds to this land.

How could they have beat us? To
what is ours?

Well, do you have a deed to your property?

No, no, Adriano.

My land was left to me by my grandfather.

And it was given him by your grandfather.

I see.

No, no.

Adriano will be able to straighten out
this terrible business.

I certainly intend to try. See.

It will be all right.

Now that you are here. Go on, Adriano.

Now we have a protector.

See, I will do what I can to help.

You've had a long journey
and you have yet to be to the end.

Your cousin Grace.

I anxiously await your coming.

She will not prove a disappointment
on every island.

I'm sure she won't.

I'm sorry to return home
and find you with so much trouble.

And I will do what I can for you.

Continued.

Don't have to be are lost.

It has arrived at its destination.

I'm waiting for an explanation
for leaving.

You, Senor will present himself.

I will take the luggage
to the rail entrance.

Not until you tell me about my cousin
Teresa.

Please. They will have the carriage.

All right, Well, we can go someplace else.

Oh, no, no.

That would look very bad.

Your cousin Teresa also leaves at the end.

She was raised by. Don't have.

Well, I don't. She's 18.

She is your love.

The best. Posada.

She is my what?

Your intended bride. My.

And it was arranged by your families

when she was born.

And you call that just a slight oversight.

One that wasn't necessary at the time.

Philippe, can't you see this
whole thing is impossible now?

Senorita has never seemed on Adriano

that Adriano.

But Adriano.

That is Maria.

He worked in the house
when your mother was born.

Don Adriano.

It is too late to go back now.

Have me flogged, beat me with the bullwhip
and put the mail in the end of it.

But please, please do not failed the now.

Hope this works for the.

Bad Adriano.

Real good Tengo mucho gusto, Gonzalo.

Gracias that they are deal.

I know you would not pay less.

Oh, how do you have grown?

So have you.

But there's a difference.

You have grown. Up and I. Have grown. Out.

Oh, come in, come in, come in.

Thank you.

Pay big.

Why are you standing there? Gaping.

That's your business. Bring me luggage.

You don't stand there daydreaming.

This is all as I imagined it.

Is it?

I had become a class.

Is it Adriano?

That's for you to say

it. Yes,

you had to. Teresa.

You are no longer a child.

In fact, we welcome Cousin Adriano.

Thank you.

At least a thousand times.

You are not at all as I pictured you.

I'm sorry.

I'm not an eyes.

You pictured me?

No, I can't say
that you are much more beautiful.

That will be all.

Maria Madonna.

Adriano has not yet
been shown to his room.

I will show him.

We were beginning to

wonder whether you would arrive in
time to meet the terms of the will.

That so.

Lovely, isn't she?

Very. Who is it?

Your mother.

The artist has a very interesting
conception.

I've never seen this portrait before.

Grandfather says the two
is the most beautiful of all your women.

It's unusual for us to have red hair.

Do something wrong.

Your hair?

It's red like hers.

I surprise you.

And I was told that you had black hair
like your father's.

I'm afraid you've been misinformed.

I obviously take out to my mother.

So I think

we've got to make enjoy your mother's
dreams.

Of course, the choice of a house is yours.

It's the third bedroom on the left isn't.

Who told you that? Well, my mother did.

That's right.

Yes, it is.

But a nice room.

Yes, it is.

When I was a child,
I used to come up here and dress up

and pretend that I was beautiful.

And Victoria,

it was such a different world
when she grew up.

You said that as a youth,
that it was better, that.

It was happier.

There was none of the trouble
that we have now.

I hate the Americans.

They want to take everything we have,
and when we resist,

they burn our houses and k*ll our people.

I'm sure that all Americans are bad

any more than all of us are good.

We will see what you have to say
about them after you've been.

Here a while.

This is no time
for this investors to call.

Not at all.

I look forward to meeting my customers.

What is this, Maria?

My brothers and I have come
to pay our respects to our cousin Dom.

Adriano has only just arrived.

He is not receiving as yet.

Well, they are

my brothers
and I wish to welcome you to Monterrey.

Don Adriano.

Gracias.

Gentlemen,
it's good to find oneself among friends.

We will not presume to obtain friendship
so early on an acquaintance,

but kinship must be acknowledged
very well.

And that is why the two kinship,

what is offered

and courtesy must be accepted the same.

What you say is very true.

When I talk to you about eavesdropping.

He is handsome, is he not?

Now, you no longer weep
when you hear his name mentioned.

We will dine in the garden.

Maria. Si, senora.

The silver candelabra, the best crystal
and the finest.

Let me carry the menu.

Suddenly you are a woman.

I just

thank you.

Very good health, cousin.

Thank you.

And yours.

You know, of course.

One of your men was k*lled this morning.

Yes, I know. I intend to see the sheriff.

That he was k*lled because of our estates.

I didn't know that.

Do you know who is responsible?

Americanos.

They came to burn the house
of one of our workers.

Your men came to help fight them off.

They burned the house to teach our people
a lesson.

They hung Fernando
to teach your people one.

Is there no law here?

The law is for the Americanos.

We have no rights.

Good luck, cousin.

You have
inherited a legacy of hatred and grief.

So I see

your father is in good health.

Splendid. Thank you.

We thought he would be with you.

He comes later, perhaps with Bartolomeo.

Perhaps.

Or perhaps he doesn't come at all.

Why do you ask that

idle curiosity.

This estate would have been us had you met
with an accident on the way here.

The same thought has occurred to me,
gentlemen.

But you did not meet with an accident.

Obviously,

we have paid our respects.

Adios, cousin Adriana, by the idea.

You've made me realize
how lucky I am to be.

It is good to see you again, Philippe.

But it is strange to see
without your master.

Don Adriano is my master. Now.

How does Don manage without you?

I am the only servant of the Alvarado.

Not familiar with Monterrey.

Philippe come from the old days.

There is no one like him anymore.

You are fortunate to
have him in your service.

It was Don Giovanni's wish that Don
Adriano could where he thought.

Gracias, senor.

Oh, yes, Magnifico.

Splendid. Though you are very.

Good at it, Senor Mustard.

We have all forgotten.

Don Adriano was an expert swordsman.

We don't have to be a Spaniard
to have sword.

I studied in New Orleans for more than a
year with a Frenchman even older than you.

It is a gentleman weapon.

Yes, it is.

Philippe,

you said that the carriage was attacked
by a force.

Spanish gentleman.

What?

Senor must remember
I was very upset that this time.

But you heard the voice.

It is hard to remember voices
under such conditions.

What size men were they?

They were on horseback, masked.

Do you
think it could have been a sylvester?

I think not.

I hope not.

Julio had a great deal to gain.

He would not k*ll to gain it.

No attempt was made to rob the carriage.

Not no attempt was made at your life.

And you know how fun
this of letters are of you.

They could not do such a terrible thing.

Very well from having to go wait

and watch.

But you would think.

The future.

In the future
you reap a rich harvest of happiness and.

Happiness and tears.

Without tears
there would be no happiness. Why?

What if we were never unhappy?

How would we know when we are happy?

I never thought of that.

The happiness in.

Test.

Do you like my garden?

It's almost as lovely as you are.

I grew up here waiting for you.

I've been planning this evening
all my life.

Where the table would be
and that would be served.

What I would wear.

I don't know what I would have done
if you had arrived this winter.

I only planned for the summer.

But I'm glad I've come at the right time.

I thought this evening would never come.

And now here you are.

It those came to see you at that.

Most cousins in our circumstances

know each other from childhood.

Theresa.

We live in a different world.

And when our families
first came to California,

what I'm trying to say,
and perhaps not very well, is that

I have no intention of holding you to any
promise that you had no part in making.

Adriana

From the day that I was born,
I was raised to be your wife.

The things I was taught, I was part
because your wife should know that

I know how to take care of this house
and to keep your comfort.

And I know the foods that you prefer.

And one

of the things I have studied, I studied
so that I could converse with you.

I even music because you liked it.

I even read endless

dull stories and military bands
because you had a fondness for it.

Who conquered the sect?

Charlemagne,
who made his military reputation of Gaul?

Julius Caesar.

Who made the famous chant

at Gettysburg Picket

Camp for you?

Your father often wrote to me and

Emery and Philippe
kept up a constant correspondence.

I've followed you year by year

ever since I was old enough
to ask questions.

I know everything about you, Adriano.

I had

that.

Mythical split.

Just like we thought it would be.

I believe me.

We are busy, but it is not enough.

I'll just make my own.

Better be good to her. You

imagine

we are to be married
and I have never heard you say my name.

I like the name to recall

like three nights of music.

It is late night.

Why aren't you asleep?

Because you

have been lying.

You're trying to make something out of

anything.

There's a wonderful old house.

Four generations have been born
and grown old.

For a girl waits in a garden
for a cavalier is never going to come.

My why
is so much trouble Come at this house

Why were the Alvarado's m*rder?

Why was the man home today?

For the Grand Master?

It is all for the land.

Tomorrow I'm going to the bank
and claim my inheritance.

And then whoever k*lled me.

I'm afraid of

I think were trying to k*ll me.

Who that could be.

Don Adriano.

I simply accept or accept Alvarado.

Well,

the word is around town that he bumped up
at the Hacienda last night.

Wasn't word also around town
that the Don had an accident?

Yes, it was.

Obviously someone made a mistake.

We were beginning to wonder
whether you were going to make it in time.

Don Alvarado Well, I'm delighted
to be able to put your mind at ease

and you're here and in plenty of time,
very wise in matters like these.

May I see your papers? My papers?

It's only a formality, of course,

but as executors of the estate,
we must be sure of your identity.

Have you any reason to doubt my identity?

No. No, of course not.

But one can't be too careful.

But very well as to
whether I should be hired

as the church registration of my birth

and of my mother's birth

as my copy of my grandfather's will.

And here is Don Rivera's letter explaining

the contents of the will.

But these papers,
I claim the estate of my grandfather

in the names of his grandsons,
Bartolomeo and Adriano.

Well, these papers seem to be in order.

I present them to the court
on your behalf.

Thank you very much.

But I wouldn't dream
of putting into the trouble.

I present them in court myself
at the proper time.

Well, I'm only trying to save you
the inconvenience.

I'm sure you were.

But as you said, one can't be too careful.

However, I would like to point out
that I claim the inheritance


in my grandfather's will.

You seem to think you're among
enemies, too.

Well, when I first arrived in Monterey,
my first glimpse was of one of my workers

hanging from a tree
that hardly has filled me

with the feelings
that I am surrounded by Friends couldn't

wait.

Are you the sheriff? Yes.

A man was hung on my property yesterday.

Have you issued a warrant for the arrest?

Who are you?

Senor, this is. Don't. Adriano Alvarado.

Oh, is it?

I'm Sheriff Donovan.

I don't believe I've had the pleasure.

I asked you a question, Sheriff.

Has a warrant been issued?

Oh, yes, it is.

Against whom?

Person or persons? Unknown.

I think

that the end of it.

Well, I hope not.

So do I.

Have you any idea who m*rder*d the man?

Not at the moment.

Could you tell me
who burned the house of Alberto Cortez?

I know exactly who burned the Cortez
house.

I did as I owned the property.

I think I'm entitled to an explanation.

I ordered that the house be burned
in order to keep the peace.

The next reason? The result was m*rder.

The Cortez were ordered
to quit their premises three months ago.

They don't have the title to their land.

People who do have title
are here with the papers to prove it.

Sheriff, I was told that

my worker was hung
trying to protect the Cortez house.

Oh, that's right.

No one was k*lled or even heard of.

The Cortez place.

My men and I went over there and did what
we had to do, and then we left.

And why did you burn the house with
Alvarado, the man that owns that property?

Well, Bill Martin told me that he had
waited as long as he was going to.

I was going to go up there
and get those people off of that land

or else he was going to take his own men
up there.

He was going to sh**t
anybody found on the premises.

I had to take extreme measures.

I only hope that the other families
involved there

take the warning and get out quietly.

This is an unfortunate situation.

Most of the land involved in these things,
these disputes are inherited

under the old Spanish laws
and some under the old Mexican laws.

My ancestors,
who couldn't even read or write

in the old days
or a grandee would give a man

a plot of ground without even giving him.
The deed or the title to it.

And then years later, a son
or a grandson will come along and sell

a very same property without realizing
it had been given away years before.

Sometimes this land would change
hands three or four times.

The generation.

So when Martin came along,
he bought up all the old deed.

He came in here his papers in order.

He wants his property
now. What am I supposed to do about it?

I've got the law here to maintain.

How many families have been affected?

I don't know.

I think ten on
most of that took place in maybe 15 years.

They have
got to make sure they get out of there.

If I have to burn down every house,
I hope that doesn't happen.

Sheriff,

can you tell me where I might speak to Mr.

Martin?

You might find him at the hotel tonight.

Later.

Thank you.

Sure.

Well, I'm not sure who he is.

I got a feeling he means trouble.

So much

that I.

Must ask quick.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

That you talk. About the way you hurt.

My sister.

I think I must go.

All colors.

Remarkably good for a man with a scene.

Where everything is going round and round.

Let's go to the store.

You know, the man on the boat
was trying to k*ll you.

If you had gone after him,
he might have succeeded.

Oh, no, no, no.

Inside the room, I master.

No, no. Inside.

Fresh

air is the best thing for the sea here.

Why did you put stuff like that?

You were walking into a trap.

I will sh**t.

From now on.

Philippe,
you let me do my own thinking. Yes.

Two heads are better than one.

I have already lost two masters.

If I lose you,
I will never be able to face myself again.

You know who that man was? Nothing. Your.

I could not see.

There are no.

More papers in yours.

Is there someplace else we might look?

Maria and Senorita Teresa
going from house to house.

Maybe they'll find something.

I hope so, Senor.

There is something
I cannot get out of my mind all day.

It has bothered me.

The ship

and the three deputies.

What about it?

Is that the men that attacked
the carriage was Spanish.

Maybe I made a mistake.

Such a strange feeling came over me.

When I looked at those men.

I felt I had seen them before.

And I was afraid.

I felt they didn't believe for one minute
that I was done.

Adriano And I don't think
the men of the bank did it.

Do you think they seem to believe it?

Frankly, Philippe,
I don't think anybody it.

Adriano

We couldn't find a thing.

Not one of the people
has anything in writing and.

We found nothing here.

The people are gathering at Ignacio House,
the sheriff warned Ignacio that if

he and his family weren't out by sundown,
his house would be the next one burned.

The people are going to fight together
for any home that's being threatened.

If the people are going to fight,
they will need a leader. Must

fight even Americanos.

Under the circumstances.

What Alvarado Wouldn't.

I think you are the best
Alvarado I've ever known, Senor.

And I have known the best.

Are you my men?

If you come to tell us not to fight, then.

Adriano No, I have not come to tell you
not to fight.

But take off your masks.

Take them on.

If the cause is just.

There's no reason to hide.

I'm here to fight with you.

But not behind masks.

Welcome to our cause, cousin.

Why didn't you tell me?

And this man in this squad?

There's none of L.A.

basis

who's been given the orders.

This is your state cousin.

All right, get out in front of the house.

But don't fire unless I give the order.

And you brought on moving.

Sheriff, my men only await an order
from a gentleman fighting with laborers.

All of my comrades are gentlemen.
This land.

This land belongs to a will, Martin.

This land belongs to Ignacio Rodriguez.

Does Rodriguez
have the papers to prove title?

He has better than the paper.

He has the land. Land

that he and his father and his father
before him have paid for.

This land belongs to Rodriguez,
and we intend to see

that he keeps it.

All right.

We'll call on you again.

If you want to fight, we'll oblige.

We want to fight, Sheriff,
but in court, we're not outlaws.

No, I'm afraid you a fool.

I don't think to return Ignacio.

But just in case you stay here and help
keep guard,

the rest of you can return to your home.

When?

As Sergeant.

Young, I still have it.

I may go.

But they pay me

right behind me if you wish.

Defend yourself because

one of us must k*ll the other.

Poor. Philippe's sick.

I'm sorry that it's you and God.

Where are your brothers?

This is between you and me.

Not to me.

You k*lled Bartolomé.

Well,

I have no quarrel with Bartolomeo.

He inherits the estate after me.

I know they will as well as you.

All to share it, cousin

and farewell.

How many men are you willing to k*ll for
this estate?

The estate? Will I care for the estate?

We have enough trouble
taking care of our own.

If you don't want the land,
Why are we fighting for the razor?

You think I'd be willing to die for land?

Oh, no, my friend. Only for love.

What are you doing?

k*ll me, your b*stard. Me?

I'm not fighting for love.

I'm fighting for land.

How can a piece of land mean
so much to an Alvarado?

Because of my promise to a dying man.

Perhaps you can get home.

But you are not here. One danger.

A lot of died.

Adriano,

is your father m*rder*d?

We were attacked by four men
on our way here.

Why did you not tell us?

I was looking for his m*rder*r.

Four men, you see?

That's right,

Adriano.

Surely you do not think

until now I have.

It was my fault.

I was miserable.

But Teresa, as the sympathies of my
brothers, naturally they were with you.

I understand.

Forgive me

for using the front door master,
but I have news.

Senor Martin is at the hotel.

He asked me to tell you
he would like to see you tonight.

Get my g*n.

The master.

No Spanish gentleman with the g*n belt.

I ask for my g*n.
I will be saddling my horse.

I'll get it at once. You're not the young.

Cousin, Julio.

I wonder if you will pay off college.

Donovan.

For me, Sheriff is our enemy, cousin.

We will find that out tonight.

I wonder if you are looking for me.

It depends on your name.

I'm looking for Wilbur Martin.

That's me.

I understand your.

Whatever your name is.

Suppose I tell you that it's Alvarado.

Adriano Alvarado.

I might be willing to let you get away
with it.

On the other hand, I might not understand.

And Carrion is waylaid outside of Los
Angeles.

Two men m*rder*d in Spanish, weren't they?

And the old man said you were Spanish.

Yeah, that's what he said.

But right now is not so sure.

Well,
either you and me are going to make a deal

or I'm going to tell us if I find them.

Witnesses of that battle incident

and the fellow pull it off
is now calling himself Adriano Alvarado.

We can leave the sheriff
to the body of Don Adriano.

How do you

think that's going to look for you?

You backed right into a tight
little corner brand, all with your hands.

Any orders reach for this guy.

They are only starting something.

You can't, Vinnie.

I'm all for it.

I had the A for every piece of property.

I'm claiming you won't be able
to use those for a long time, Mr.

Martin.

First,
you're going to stand trial for m*rder.

And while you're in jail,
the law decide who that land belongs to.

Mr. Martin.

You might have for ages,
but it looks to me like the sheriff

has got a royal flush.

And your.

I must ask you who you are.

I'm Adriano Alvarado.

Adriano Alvarado?

That's right.

Prepare to defend yourself in your eye.

Am Bartolomeo Alvarado, you are brother.

Am I glad to see you.
You are three weeks early.

I did not take the ship. I came by horse.

Would you prefer swords
rather than pistols?

Senor, you've got 24 hours
to claim your inheritance.

Come on in. I'll tell you all about it.

And put that g*n down.

Somebody is going to get hurt.

I'm sorry to interrupt,

but as you can see, I'm hardly
a Spanish cavalry.

Please take me with you.

Your happiness is here.

My happiness is with you.

You were raised to live a life
that only exists in my budget.

It makes sense that all of my wife

then.

You could never be that man.

No, I'm afraid I'm a visitor here.

I think I belong someplace else.

I really.

I owe you a debt that.

Cannot be repaid.

I enjoyed every minute of it.

I built on your ideas.

But that amount when with your master.

So am I.

Philip, I can't take you with me.

Dona Enrique said you were

my master and I was to serve you.

And you have served me very well.

I would like to go with you.

I would like to serve you always, because

you are such a fine liberal.

What about Bartolomeo Young?

He's alone here in Monterrey.

I think he needs you more.

I would be so proud to go with you.

And I'd be proud to take you.

But you're needed more here.

Adios, senora.

After a thousand Clinton address.

Goodbye, Master.

I will try.

To make Bartolomeo.

As my right hand as you.