Though he eventually found the gold, Joe was interrupted when he accidentally knocked Marisol unconscious and he took her to the Baxters' house.

Joe later took two dead soldiers' bodies to a cemetery to pose as survivors and drew both the Rojos and Baxters to the cemetery while he searched the Rojos' house for the gold that Ramon had stolen from the soldiers. Later, Joe and Silvanito witnessed a massacre of Mexican soldiers by Ramón Rojo, the toughest and cruelest of the three Rojo brothers. Joe soon took notice of a young woman named Marisol living at the Rojos' home, but was warned to stay away from her. He earned the interest of Don Miguel Rojo by gunning down four of the Baxters' members who had earlier spooked his mule when he first rode into town. The man made friends with the town's saloon owner Silvanito and undertaker Piripero, who nicknamed the man 'Joe.' After being informed of the town's situation, Joe decided to become a member of the Rojo gang. Sometime in 1873 or after, the man arrived in the small town of San Miguel, which was being run by two rival gangs: the Baxters and the Rojos. After the man happened upon Feebly indulging in that fetish, he preferred to work alone. In the early part of his career, he had partnered with 'Foot Sick' Feebly, who possessed a fetish for womens' shoes. Carvell was subsequently identified as Monk Carver, a fugitive with a $1,000 bounty, thus prompting the man to quit his position as a ranch hand and take up the profession of bounty hunting. The two faced off in a duel, the man victorious. Early career ĭuring his time as a ranch hand, the man was constantly at odds with a fellow ranch hand named Carvell.

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