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Gunsmoke: Tim Finnegan and Sean O'Ryan have been feuding over Kathleen, a girl back in Ireland Tim's building a fence. Sean shoots Tim's hat off and says he is on his land. Sean sends Tim's wagon down the hill. Tim takes a few potshots at Sean. There is a salt mine on their property. Clay Bealton is scheming to get it. At the Long Branch Tim shoots Sean's beer out of his hand and says go for your rifle. Kitty shoots off a shotgun and Sam gets their rifles. Clay tells Elton Harris the land office guy to go home. Clay buys Sean a bottle. Clay goes to Tim and tells him Sean said Kathleen isn't the type of girl a man wants to marry. They brawl and it spills out onto the street. Clay's men each throw Tim and Sean a gun. Tim accidentily wounds Harris. Up in front of Judge Brookins Tim and Sean get $564 in fines and damages and are told they are responsible for each others lives. Sean fallen into a hole. Tim throws him a rope after first riding off. Harris brings Clay the land claim paper for Tim and Sean's land. Matt has a letter for Tim and gets Doc to ride out with him to deliver it. Clay, Anson and Wills shoot at Tim at the mine. Sean hears the gunfire and runs to help. They run out of bullets. Tim puts a wick in a keg of powder. Tim and Sean let Clay go by, they throw the keg. The mine caves in. Matt tells Tim and Sean to put their land back together. Matt knows Harris was in on the whole deal. Matt gives Tim the letter. Kathleen married Squire McVaney, three times as old as her.

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