Doc, put that g*n away.
Wanna take Mayor Randall
Mr. Clark alive, remember?
You can bet they're gonna have
their bodyguards with them.
Just wing them if they
go for the g*ns.
Wyatt, if you think
you're going to take the man
the biggest real estate
thief in Tombstone
without any sh**t', you've
been drinking the wrong stuff.
Now you take the devil's advice,
just once, huh?
Alright, Doc.
Well, there's a picture of a,
shall I say scantily clad woman
on the wall behind the bar.
And as soon as you make your
dramatic announcement that
you're gonna take
Randall or Clark
I advise Shotgun here to
blast away at the lady.
Such a sacrilege will stun
every man in the room.
Do you think Mr. Gibbs could
bring himself to sh**t?
On a real lady, course not.
A woman that ain't decent..
...you bet I'll sh**t.
Yeah, I know, but I'm
still a little worried.
Don't you worry about a thing.
Spicer issued
the warrants I know.
But I doubt that Earp will have
enough nerve to serve him.
Not in here, anyway.
Mayor Randall, Mr. Clark, I
have warrants for your arrest.
[g*nsh*t]
[g*nsh*t]
Gentlemen, let's go
see the judge.
Come on.
You handle those boys.
[Ken Darby singing
"The Legend of Wyatt Earp"]
♪ Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp
♪ Brave, courageous and bold
♪ Long live his fame
and long live his glory ♪
♪ And long may
his story be told ♪
(male narrator)
The Life and Legend of Wyatt
Earp, starring Hugh O'Brian.
Wyatt had only an honest judge
in a good newspaper.
The Epitaph and the Citizen
Safety Committee
backing him in Tombstone.
They were steadily
outmaneuvered by a g*ng of
political boodlers known as
the Percent Ring in Tucson.
But Wyatt refused
to believe the weight
of the odds against him.
You can't fight City Hall as
any politician will tell you
but Wyatt was going to fight
if it cost him his life.
The court will hold
you both for trial.
Mr. Clark is common thief
and swindler.
Witnesses have testified that
you sold them vacant lots
that had already been sold
to other buyers.
The official complaint
will be land fraud.
[people cheering]
[gaveling]
Order, order in this court.
Mayor Randall, you will stand
trial for malfeasance in office.
Testimony has shown that
you were in of all of his deals.
Your Honor, I ask that
these men be admitted to bail.
They may be.
$ , for Mr. Clark.
It'll be $ , for you, sir.
[all laughing]
[gaveling]
Order, order.
You stay here, Phin,
I'll do the talking.
Papa, you cool down first.
I've traveled miles to
get to Tucson to speak my piece
and them varmints
gonna hear.
You put your hat on,
you're growed up now.
'Yes, Pop.'
We're losing hold of
Tombstone right now
Earp's got himself
a newspaper run by John Clum.
He's elected to do Judge
name of Earl Spicer.
What are we paying him % for?
To get rousted around?
What's more them miners,
they got some kind of committee?
They can turn out
g*ns and I can't--
Mr. Clanton, please.
How's that?
There's gonna be a
whole new deal in a few weeks.
What new deal?
Do you ever hear
of Cochise County?
No.
Your part of Pima County is
going to be a new division.
It is to be called
Cochise County
and conditions
will be different.
How different?
- New Sheriff, different judge.
- You'll get rid of Earp?
- In time, yes.
- Time.
Well, it has
to be done legal like.
You want to send soldiers in
with martial law?
I wish sending
a mighty smooth fellow
in to survey
the whole situation for us.
Well, now what's wrong with me?
I know the situation now.
Yes, you're wonderful,
Mr. Clanton.
Just wonderful
but...you aren't smooth.
No, ha-ha. I'm certainly ain't.
Ha-ha, I see your point.
- Well, we thought you would.
- Well, who is this new fellow?
Ah, you'll find out in time.
Just put up with these
annoyances for a while longer.
- How much longer?
- Oh, few weeks.
You go on back to Tombstone
and have a quiet laugh
at those law and order fellas.
We're gonna have law and order
to suit ourselves, and you?
You'll be the boss
of Cochise County.
Oh, now, that's the kind
of talk I like.
Here's your cut for this month.
Closed down to , .
That's the kind of talk we like.
[laughing]
I want you to
unload the luggage
then stable with
the horses, Charlie.
Yes, sir.
Don't tell me
the hotel is that for.
No, Mr. Behan,
that's the hospital.
In a tent?
It's the best
Ms. Cashman can do.
Shocking. I'll have to
see what I can do.
If you could, it sure be
welcome, Mr. Behan.
This is her husband.
Minor accident.
Shaft caved in.
Can't the mine owners do
something about a real hospital?
They talked about it
but that's all.
I'm assistant
to Governor Fremont.
I might be able to do something
about a decent hospital.
Mr. Behan, let's discuss this
further at dinner, shall we?
- Be my guest, won't you?
- I'd be delighted.
- Shall we say : ?
- : .
See you then.
[cringing in pain]
Take it easy, Jim.
May we?
I'd smoke them myself
if it didn't cause talk.
- Dr. Goodfellow, sir.
- Thank you very much.
As I was saying..
...I think I can get Washington
to match the funds we raise.
- Allow me, sir.
- Thank you.
Now, who should be on the
committee for the new hospital?
Well, Wyatt Earp for one.
Oh, yeah, he's the famous
Marshal from Dodge City.
Uh-huh, and Mr. Gerde
to help with the miners.
Mr. Clum, he's editor
of the Tombstone Epitaph.
Good, good. How much
money will we need?
, dollars if we
squeeze every penny.
Then, we should set
the goal for , .
Excellent.
I doubt that we can pry
Tombstone loose from even .
[knocking on the door]
Come in.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
Oh, Ms. Nellie, I'm sorry to
have missed your big feast.
That's alright, Wyatt.
Come in.
Uh, Mr. Earp, I'll like you
to meet Mr. Behan.
Mr. Behan is the assistant
to Governor Fremont.
- Howdy?
- This is a real pleasure.
I've heard of your
work in Wichita and Dodge City.
Thank you very much, sir.
Come, Wyatt. I've got
something to tell you.
- Good evening, Doctor.
- Hello, Wyatt.
Wyatt, the most wonderful
thing has happened.
We are going to
have a new hospital.
- That is, we think we are.
- It is good news but then--
Mr. Behan's helping us
raise money.
We're going to try for , .
I think we can.
Don't you think so?
Maybe if I stay out of it.
Here's to your
good health, Wyatt.
Oh, let's drink
to the hospital first.
- Yes. To the new hospital.
- 'To the hospital.'
Please, Marshal,
not with water.
He usually drinks milk.
There's nothing wrong
with water.
- Here's to the hospital.
- The hospital.
And to Mr. Behan
for wanting to help us.
Thank you.
Papa, Phin, had a nice trip?
Sis, where did you hear
about Papa--
You hush up, Phin.
Now, unload the buckboard
and stable 'em horses.
Well, now, what's that for?
I'm just glad to see
you back safe and sound.
'Now, wait till you
see what I've got.'
Right here, I got a
present for you.
- What is it?
- Well, open it and see.
I gotta get this sand
outta my ears.
Oh, it's beautiful, Papa.
It's just what I wanted.
'Cost me a $ .
Go find me a drink, baby.'
Alright.
We're celebrating, Emma.
You reckon you can
keep a secret?
Well, the boys in Tucson
gave me more than I ask for.
They're gonna wack a
whole new county out of Pima.
- A new county here?
- Yeah.
It will take in Tombstone and
maybe , square miles.
Just don't like the name.
Cochise, I don't like
nothing about that name.
Now, who's gonna boss
this new county?
They're sending a real smooth
fellow to work with me.
Course we'll let some scallywags
to hold office but your Papa..
...he'll be the boss.
Try to get it named Clanton
County, know what they said?
It'll make folks jealous.
Well, go on, put your watch on.
Let's see what it looks like.
Real good with
this dress. See, Papa?
They'll really notice
this in town, huh?
Now, daughter,
you stay out of town.
Things are really going
to be poppin' there.
Spicer and Clum
and Earp, that crowd
their days are numbered, sis.
And just how do you
plan to do that?
Well, elections first maybe.
But I aim to take care
of Earp myself.
You mean bushwhack him?
- I ain't decided.
- Not while he wears a star.
He won't be wearing no star.
Promise the boys
to take it slow, easy.
Yes, sir, when you the boss
of a whole county
you have to do
things legal, sis.
I figured to wait until we get
that badge off of him.
And then, we'll make it
look good and legal.
- He'll still be a US Marshal.
- US Marshal.
Hey, I probably
forgot about that.
Well, we'll still have to
bushwhack him, sis.
Papa...here come Phin and Ike.
You get some rest, Papa.
The food will be on soon.
'Good morning, Marshal.'
Good morning.
You had a big day yesterday.
Yes, sir. I sure did.
What makes you so happy?
This, read it.
Well.
It's from Governor Fremont
himself, huh?
He promises half the money
to build a hospital.
We'll get all of it.
Ms. Nellie is talking
to the mine owners right now.
You sure did
a good job, Mr. Behan.
You mind if I start calling
you by your first name?
Would be an honor, Wyatt.
We sure need a political
operator in Tombstone.
You should come
here more often.
Thank you, Wyatt.
I might be around
for quite a while.
Well, how's that?
It's a long story.
Come on in.
[g*nshots]
[g*nsh*t]
They're going to
divide Pima County.
Tombstone will be the new
county seat for Cochise.
And you can be the sheriff
if you want the job.
Well, I don't know
that much about politics.
How'd you find out about this?
The Tucson people
had declared it
with Governor Fremont.
I was at his elbow.
How about the sheriff's job?
They'd never elect me, Johnny.
Well, I'm an outsider.
I could get you a
temporary appointment.
That would give you
an opportunity to
make a record with the voters.
The trouble with you, Wyatt..
...you just don't
think politically.
You mean, I arrest
the wrong people.
No. But the way you handled
the mayor, for instance.
They tell me you
humiliated him.
Well, maybe.
Not that I'm against it.
But a man in public
office shouldn't make
any more enemies
than is necessary.
Well, how would you
have handled it?
Simple. I would have
picked him up separately
and at night.
I'd still have to
bring him to trial, Johnny.
But of course.
And then--
(man # )
'Marshal!'
Marshal! Marshal!
Alright, don't gather.
Help me get him down.
He dead?
Yeah, they jumped us
nine miles out of Tombstone.
But I recognized them.
They raised their masks
to get some air.
- Are you Wyatt Earp?
- Yeah.
Go out to the
Charleston Road House
and look for Pony Deal.
The Clanton men?
You better take a big posse.
I better see Doc.
Come on. We'll find him.
This is gonna be
a bad one, Doc.
What's so bad about the
Benson stage being held up?
Happens every other week.
You know a man by
the name of Pony Deal?
Yup.
Well, he and three other men
did it. k*lled a guard.
It's only natural for
second-rate Clanton punks.
You know the
Charleston Road House?
I gamble there.
The stage was carrying mail.
It's a federal charge.
I wanna take Pony and
the others without a fight.
In Dodge, we took 'em
any way we could.
Wyatt's been chumming up
with Johnny Behan.
What's that got
to do with it?
You like him.
I don't.
He's kind of a slicker,
ain't he?
Behan had nothing
to do with that stage.
The point is that--
The point is this country
is injuring your brain.
They won't fight. Pony Deal
wouldn't hold himself up
in the Charleston unless
he wanted you to come
and arrest him. They're
setting you up for bushwhack.
I still have to go after him.
Come on, Mr. Gibbs.
Shotgun your way
until we get set.
Then you lead the horses away.
[dramatic music]
Hey, Pony. Pony Deal. That man
is stealing your horses.
(Pony)
'My horses? Come on.'
Hey, you!
Hold it right there.
Get your hand away
from the g*n.
Move out here.
Come on.
Come up here.
Get on your horses.
Let's move along, boys.
Try and talk some sense
into his thick head, Doc.
He won't get miles in
Clanton country.
- You should be hung, Pony.
- What for?
Just because I gamble
with you don't signify.
A thief with any decorum
would've hid out in the bush.
- For a few days.
- Come on.
Old man Clanton knows
these parts a lot better
than you do, Johnny Law.
Doctor Holliday is guiding us.
He don't know these mountains
like he knows cards.
So, get on your horse.
Alright. Alright.
I'm only trying to save Doc.
He's into me
for about $ .
Doc, you'll save money
this trip.
Old Man said
they'd be by this way.
Give them a little more time.
Hold 'em, Doc.
Mr. Gibbs.
One the prisoners
and the horses.
I wanna do a little scouting.
Did you see anything
back there?
Yes, some fresh horse tracks.
We may run into some trouble
at the narrows.
Yeah. That'd be
a good place for it.
What do you figure
on them doing?
I swear Clanton doesn't
know this trail, Wyatt.
I think we're
underestimating him.
Let's put some gags
on those boys.
Bend down here.
Put your head down.
[cocking g*n]
[g*nsh*t fired]
Hold on to your reins
and let's go.
[g*nshots]
Alright. Spread out.
Let's get 'em.
Get off your horse.
[b*llet ricochets]
[g*nf*re]
(Mr. Gibbs)
Dang it. I'm hit.
(Doc)
Wyatt.
Looks like he's got it
mighty bad in the neck.
Mighty close to the
carotid artery.
Could you stop the bleeding?
I don't think so.
We better get him
back to Tombstone.
No, that's a bunch
of darn foolishness.
Let me up.
Alright, let's
clear out of here.
We'll leave the
prisoners here.
No, I ain't going.
Yes, you are. Come on.
Alright, I'm going.
Not too much of this now.
You lost a lot of blood,
Mr. Gibbs
but you're still alive.
Wyatt, there wasn't no reason
for you to let
them prisoners go.
There wasn't, huh?
I suppose I just could've put
a tourniquet around your neck.
I be.. Oh!
Wyatt, I've been sh*t
a dozen times.
And I ain't dead yet.
You don't know what
this is gonna cost you.
You ain't never gonna
be able to explain why
you let them K*llers go.
Well, I can explain
it to myself.
Now you get something straight.
I wouldn't trade your honorary
hide for all the hoodlums
in Arizona Territory.
Thank you, boy.
Oh, don't thank me.
If I'd have lost you,
Roscoe would have kicked me
all the way out of town.
Star, or no star.
Where's your prisoners?
Clanton outfoxed me.
He had an ambush
planted on the least
likely trail to Benson.
You had to let
the prisoners go?
That's right.
Shotgun was hit bad.
He's over in the hospital now.
Wyatt, you can't
afford this politically.
I know that. Get yourself
another sheriff.
No. Blame it on
Doc Holliday.
Tell them he
steered you wrong.
I wouldn't do that
if I was elected Governor.
You be the politician.
Where does that leave you?
I'll catch up with
the Clanton boys
one of these days.
What's the matter?
You aim to play along
with Clanton?
He has the power
in these parts, Wyatt.
Yeah, for now he has.
But I have friends
and g*ns, too.
You be careful how you pick
your side. This is for blood.
[Ken Darby singing
"The Legend Of Wyatt Earp"]
♪ He cleaned up the country,
the old wild west country ♪
♪ He made
law and order prevail ♪
♪ And none can deny it
♪ The legend of Wyatt
♪ Forever will
live on the trail ♪
♪ Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp
♪ Brave, courageous and bold
♪ Long live his fame
and long live his glory ♪
♪ And long may
his story be told ♪
♪ Long may
his story be told ♪