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IN BRIEF: Hoppy and California are traveling through a pass near Saguaro on the Mexican border, and stop by a remote cabin. They find the shack empty - but a fresh meal set out on the table. The sheriff is looking for Jose Morena, wanted for a killing. But according to his wife Linda, he was framed for the crime. Her father disapproved of their marriage, and has offered a reward for her return. The sheriff says a note left by the dead man, in Spanish, incriminates Morena. Hoppy suspects the note was written from a dictionary; it has the wrong gender for one of the words. A family friend, "Uncle Charlie" Grinnell, offers help. Chappy Doon, the deputy, is also involved. As the situation intensifies, California says to Hoppy, "Be real careful, unless your insurance is made out to me." Doon plays a double hand, incriminating the sheriff. Hoppy doesn't trust the deputy, but Uncle Charlie turns out to be the villain.
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