Lo straniero

Gilas Kid: this is the false name chosen by Tex to stir up the mud of Mohawk, a village plagued by cattle thieves. The henchmen of Major Farriman, who also has the local tin star on his payroll, try to set traps for the pards in vain: they all find themselves either in hell or with their hands mangled. And to flush out mice, what better medicine than a crackling fire? Of the Dixie, a poorly frequented saloon owned by Farriman, all that remains is a pile of burning embers.