persuade her father to bring her on a visit, so that he may see her
again. When Jess shows her father Steve's letter, Freeman, knowing
that Hammond has at least never been guilty of bloodshed, and
believing that the preserver of his little Norma has completely
reformed, agrees to take Jess there to see him. He knows that, great
as has been his daughter's impression upon the former outlaw, his has
been no less great and lasting upon her.


CAST OF CHARACTERS

James Freeman An Arizona rancher
Jess His daughter
Norma Her little sister
Steve Hammond, An outlaw, known as "Aravaipa Steve"
Dr. Turner The physician
The sheriff
The sheriff's deputy
Cowboys, citizens, etc., in 1, 19, 21, and 23.


SCENARIO, OR CONTINUITY OF SCENES

1--Outside sheriff's office, main street of town--

One or two cowboys and several other citizens standing
around talking earnestly. Sheriff comes out of open door
with hand-lettered placard. He tacks it up beside a notice
of an auction sale of stock, close to door. Draws attention
of bystanders, who crowd around to read.