August 6, 1881 - After Clay gives lawyer and saloon owner, J. Homer Radcliffe, a bill for his taxes, he challenges Clay to collect back taxes from a group of outlaws who are occupying different hideouts far from Tombstone but within the county. Clay uses the services of Curly Bill Brocius as his deputy and guide.

A mysterious person assists Sheriff Hollister in finding a criminal. A large reward is offered.

Sheriff Hollister's deputy shoots Sam Brewster's son in an act of self-defense. Sam Brewster readies his men to ravage or destroy the town. It looks as if the sheriff will be the only one to face the horde.

Kangaroo Court, fake telegram, and an outlaw who acted quite differently in the town he called home. Hody Taylor...a town wants revenge.

Harris, the editor of the Tombstone Epitaph, exposes a card shark. The card shark is not please and tries to get Harris to retract his story. Harris is challenged to a duel by someone with a lot of experience in gun duels.

Hollister responds to a situation at the saloon. His life is saved by a gunman, maybe if just for a little while. The person who saves Hollister doesn't hesitate to use a gun even if he has to use it on the sheriff himself.

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Hollister is overcome by two criminals. He methodically wears them down through the desert.

An Apache seeks to avenge the death of his father, and he succeeds. The brother of the man who is killed wants Sheriff Hollister to bring in the Apache preferably dead.

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A preacher is robbed. The preacher wants to establish a church in a town where the local power broker and his crew do not want one.

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The Sheriff and the editor travel to a town that is mysteriously empty. A band of Confederate marauders come for a visit while Apaches wait for their moment to attack.

Sheriff Hollister's new deputy loves his gun so much it interferes with the duties of the job.

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June 4, 1885 - Cattle broker and former rustler, Kirk Stevens, is feeling the squeeze from Sheriff Hollister's campaign to stamp out rustling in the county. His partner Monty offers to run a newspaper in opposition to the Epitaph so they can influence public opinion against Hollister. The Bugle newspaper opens for business in Tombstone.

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