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The narrative follows Sheriff Brick Davidson as a rash of hold-ups and a bank robbery unsettle a western county, prompting anxious commissioners to bring in an outside detective. Reports from stage and bank witnesses conflict, leaving the local lawmen to sift vague descriptions while fires and diversions complicate the trail. Brick’s deputy Harp Harris and an uneasy town board provide comic and human counterpoints as the investigation shifts between routine policing, local politics, and opportunistic suspicion. The story blends mystery and humor, tracing procedural effort, eccentric personalities, and the ways small-town rivalries and theatrical lawmen shape the search for the culprits.
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