I´d like to get
all these people a drink.
Yes, sir. One round for the house.
There you are.
This gentleman here´s
buying a round for the house.
No fair. I ordered one too.
Don´t I get a glass of beer?
You get a glass of beer
right there. Coming up.
There we are.
Now, that´s one round
for the house, sir. Anything else?
Get yourselfsomething.
Thankyou very kindly, sir.
I´ll have a cigar.
And smoke it later.
Now, including the smoke,
that comes to about $8.50.
There´s no charge, Lutie.
You was at the meeting.
Anything he wants in this town, he gets.
- You voted on it.
- I didn´t know that meant free whiskey.
Everybody´s got to put
somethin´ in the kitty. Right?
Right.
About time this town
had a new sheriff.
I´m the sheriff?
l´m the sheriff!
I´m sorry, Sam...
but you looked so comical
when he put your badge on the runt.
I´m not a runt anymore.
I´m the sheriff.
- And the mayor.
- And l´m the mayor.
- Any objections?
- No. No, that´s fi ne.
I´m the mayor.
I´m the sheriff.
No more
´´Mordecai, bring the water.
Mordecai, take the laundry.
Clean up the mess.´´
Hot damn!
l´m gonna declare a holiday.
Hot damn!
Wait a minute.
I can´t be a sheriff
if I don´t have a gun.
Is this about the size gun
you´re lookin´ for?
No, that one. That´ll do.
Whatever this gent wants,
he´s to have.
Orders of Mr Drake and Mr Allen.
I want every man in the regiment
to have one ofthese nice rifles.
What regiment?
- The City of Lago Volunteers.
- Never heard of´em.
You ought to. You´re in it.
So are you, you
and all ofyou out there.
I want you all out in the street
in ten minutes for drill.
