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00:02:39 #1 Don't try to talk, Sierra. That's something.

00:03:11 #2 You're gonna be all right.

00:03:14 #3 I'll have you in Starbucks before night.

00:03:20 #4 Just as well, and now...

00:03:22 #5 you're gonna have more in life.

00:04:55 #6 Boy, you hurt me?

00:04:58 #7 I don't think so.

00:05:01 #8 Are they coming?

00:05:02 #9 They're almost here.

00:05:04 #10 They mustn't take me. Really, they mustn't.

00:05:07 #11 Please don't let them.

00:05:09 #12 I'm not a bandit. Really, I'm not. You see?

00:05:14 #13 Hey, hey, this is the best place here, Elmer. Give me a push.

00:05:16 #14 Hi, you're not.

00:05:23 #15 I met. Don't you understand?

00:05:25 #16 It was our only way out.

00:05:27 #17 Won't you please help me?

00:05:29 #18 Well, I'll do what I can for you, Miss.

00:05:34 #19 Your horse is done for.

00:05:39 #20 But you'll have to take mine.

00:05:41 #21 I'm staying in an hour.

00:06:24 #22 You've got his horse, Bert.

00:06:26 #23 Yeah, it's too bad I didn't get the road agent.

00:06:28 #24 Well, he can't get far.

00:06:38 #25 We got him.

00:06:39 #26 But this ain't getting us nowhere.

00:08:44 #27 You got what?

00:08:46 #28 Where in the world have you been?

00:08:48 #29 I've been robbed to it.

00:08:49 #30 I held up the stage and I got our money.

00:08:51 #31 You held up the stage? Why never?

00:08:54 #32 I'm sorry, I'm excited. It's all over and I'm safe.

00:08:57 #33 But I lost proof. They shot him from under me.

00:09:01 #34 And if it hadn't been for a stranger lending me his horse,

00:09:03 #35 I guess I'd be in jail by now.

00:09:05 #36 A stranger? Well, who was he?

00:09:07 #37 I don't know. But he sure was swell.

00:09:10 #38 I've got to change my clothes and get his horse back into town.

00:09:13 #39 I never heard of anything like that before in all my life.

00:09:16 #40 The boys are sure late.

00:09:37 #41 I wonder if anything's happened.

00:09:40 #42 There she comes down.

00:09:41 #43 Put down the amirons.

00:09:59 #44 There ain't no passengers.

00:10:00 #45 Well, hand down the bag. You're late now.

00:10:03 #46 There ain't no bag.

00:10:04 #47 A masked rider held us up about two miles back.

00:10:07 #48 What'll the boss say?

00:10:09 #49 We can't help what he says.

00:10:10 #50 It ain't our fault.

00:10:13 #51 Well, we'll see you in town.

00:10:15 #52 All right.

00:10:16 #53 It is.

00:10:47 #54 All right.

00:11:02 #55 Well, Pete, we got stuck up again.

00:11:04 #56 Where did it happen?

00:11:04 #57 Down by a big rock canyon.

00:11:06 #58 What kind of a horse was he riding?

00:11:07 #59 A bay.

00:11:09 #60 We shot the horse, but the rider got away.

00:11:12 #61 We might trace the brand and find the owner.

00:11:14 #62 By George, we never thought to look at the brand.

00:11:16 #63 We'll ride up there and see what we can find.

00:11:22 #64 How do you do, Miss Denny?

00:11:24 #65 How's your father?

00:11:25 #66 Better, thank you.

00:11:26 #67 Oh, Pete, was there a package for me today?

00:11:28 #68 There was, but the stage was held up.

00:11:31 #69 Again?

00:11:32 #70 Where's the sheriff?

00:11:33 #71 He hasn't got back yet.

00:11:35 #72 You know he went out to try and break up this road agent gang.

00:11:37 #73 We haven't been able to find him.

00:11:39 #74 Can I be of any assistance?

00:11:41 #75 Well, my horse and saddle were still in last night.

00:11:44 #76 I thought maybe he might be able to help me find them.

00:11:47 #77 What color was your horse?

00:11:49 #78 He was sort of a bay with a double O brand.

00:11:52 #79 Well, it was a horse that that description just shot.

00:11:54 #80 Oh, I hope it wasn't mine.

00:11:57 #81 If it was, Miss Denton, I'll bring your saddle to you.

00:12:01 #82 Thank you.

00:12:09 #83 Howdy, folks.

00:12:11 #84 Could you tell me where the sheriff is?

00:12:13 #85 Well, I take charge when he isn't here.

00:12:16 #86 Can I do anything for you? Thanks.

00:12:18 #87 I'll wait for him.

00:12:20 #88 The sheriff didn't care a special for this job.

00:12:23 #89 He might not come back.

00:12:25 #90 I'll take that chance.

00:12:27 #91 I have an idea he will come back.

00:12:40 #92 I don't like the way that fellow talks.

00:12:43 #93 We'll watch him.

00:12:55 #94 Meet me at the crossroads and I'll take you home.

00:12:58 #95 All right.

00:13:13 #96 That mass-diving story was on the square, huh?

00:13:15 #97 Yeah, he got us two miles ahead of the boys here.

00:13:17 #98 Well, he's a foot now.

00:13:19 #99 The only place he can get water is the Dentons or Towns.

00:13:21 #100 We may get him.

00:13:23 #101 Let's have a look at that horse.

00:13:24 #102 We'd better put your horse in the barn. It's a good idea.

00:13:59 #103 I reckon he's pretty dry.

00:14:12 #104 You were right, dear, sir.

00:14:15 #105 Come on, I want you to meet my dad.

00:14:17 #106 I sure I'd be glad to.

00:14:24 #107 Dad, I want you to meet Mr. Saunders.

00:14:28 #108 I want to thank you, young fella, for what you've done for my daughter.

00:14:32 #109 Forget it, but what's happened to you?

00:14:35 #110 Sit down. I'll tell you all about it.

00:14:36 #111 Thank you.

00:14:39 #112 You see, Fay and me own half-interest in the mine at Yucca.

00:14:44 #113 Our partner sends us our share every couple of weeks.

00:14:47 #114 Sometimes it's only a few dollars.

00:14:50 #115 Other times it's a few hundred.

00:14:52 #116 He always writes as when to expect it.

00:14:54 #117 And almost always the stage was held up when a shipment came through.

00:14:58 #118 One day we discovered

00:15:00 #119 Letters were being opened.

00:15:01 #120 They knew just when the money was coming,

00:15:03 #121 so I decided to follow the stage.

00:15:06 #122 I ran into the holdup and got a slug in my hip.

00:15:12 #123 Today, Fay thought she'd beat him to it.

00:15:16 #124 That's when you happened into it.

00:15:17 #125 King Cade was my saddle.

00:15:32 #126 Wait here. I'll get him on his way.

00:15:40 #127 With your horse all right, Miss Denton.

00:15:43 #128 Here's your saddle.

00:15:45 #129 Thank you so much.

00:15:45 #130 Mother Dahl.

00:15:47 #131 Bert, take it out to the barn.

00:15:49 #132 Never mind, don't trouble.

00:15:55 #133 When your father's feeling better, I'd like to talk to him about buying your ranch.

00:15:59 #134 He's too ill to talk now.

00:16:00 #135 Give him my regards.

00:16:25 #136 Thank you, I will.

00:16:39 #137 Hey, Chief, you know that umbrae what was looking for the sheriff?

00:16:48 #138 Yes.

00:16:49 #139 Well, his horse is in Denton's barn.

00:16:53 #140 I wonder what his game is.

00:16:55 #141 Well, whatever it is, we'll put a stop to it right here.

00:16:58 #142 You boys wait here. You've got to come along this road.

00:17:02 #143 Accidents will happen.

00:17:04 #144 I get you.

00:17:05 #145 What about the sheriff? Can he do something?

00:17:17 #146 It's mighty strange, but Bill Baxter is gone.

00:17:20 #147 He's the second sheriff to disappear in a year.

00:17:25 #148 He was a fine man and our friend.

00:17:28 #149 Why is Kincaid so anxious to buy your ranch?

00:17:31 #150 He's trying to buy up all the ranches.

00:17:34 #151 And he's offering the boys the ridiculous price of a dollar an acre.

00:17:38 #152 He owns the water rights to Ross Crick.

00:17:42 #153 You see, Ross Crick comes up and disappears on his land.

00:17:47 #154 He supplies the whole country hereabouts with water.

00:17:50 #155 That's why he's so independent.

00:17:52 #156 No one will fight, but fear he'll shut off their supply.

00:17:55 #157 I'm the only one who can talk back to him.

00:17:57 #158 I've got the only will in Antelope Valley.

00:18:01 #159 The boys are holding a meeting in town today.

00:18:04 #160 They are men we're getting a rotten deal

00:18:09 #161 Forced to sell our land for nothing or no water

00:18:13 #162 Fight first, but he's got real gunmen. What about our families? Oh, you can't start a fight now

00:18:21 #163 Give Washington a chance to answer our letter. They're bound to send somebody out here to investigate backs of disappearance. That's right

00:18:28 #164 Well, let's wait until we see what he says when he learns we've decided not to sell

00:18:35 #165 I hope you'll be feeling better, Mr. Denton.

00:18:37 #166 Thank you.

00:18:38 #167 I may accept that invitation of yours to stay here.

00:18:41 #168 We'd love to have you.

00:18:42 #169 We sure would, son.

00:18:43 #170 Well, thank you.

00:18:44 #171 Good night.

00:18:48 #172 We have seen your horse at the barn.

00:18:58 #173 You'll be careful, won't you?

00:19:01 #174 I'll be back for dinner.

00:19:03 #175 Well, gentlemen, have you reached an agreement?

00:19:15 #176 Yes.

00:19:16 #177 We've decided you can go plow to...

00:19:19 #178 Wait, Mason.

00:19:21 #179 Your proposition can trade as beyond all reasoning.

00:19:24 #180 We work tears for these lands and we don't intend to sell for a few million dollars.

00:19:29 #181 That's your privilege.

00:19:30 #182 Don't forget, the state has needed me the right to the only water in this valley.

00:19:33 #183 I've spent hard earned money for labor and dams, and I expect to get it back.

00:19:38 #184 You're getting it back, ain't you?

00:19:40 #185 We're paying you a big price for your water now.

00:19:43 #186 In three days, my contract will furnish you with water expires.

00:19:45 #187 You will either sell at my price or pay four times the amount for water you're paying now.

00:19:51 #188 So settle it among yourselves.

00:19:53 #189 Here he comes now.

00:20:24 #190 Come on, get together.

00:20:53 #191 My you boys are going for a nice little ride.

00:21:23 #192 Hello, Morgan. Glad you got here.

00:21:27 #193 Sit down.

00:21:28 #194 What's the trouble?

00:21:32 #195 Nothing like now. But anything might happen.

00:21:36 #196 I need protection.

00:21:38 #197 Watch it away.

00:21:43 #198 Same as before.

00:21:44 #199 more. The blood running down before. The

00:21:54 #200 gun. Tonight you'll be drinking your

00:22:01 #201 drinks with. The dead. Who's that. I don't know.

00:22:47 #202 What a fine pair of lovebirds you turned out to be.

00:22:53 #203 Well, he is not going to get out of here.

00:22:55 #204 Howdy, man.

00:22:56 #205 Hello, buddy.

00:22:57 #206 I'm looking for Mr. Taylor.

00:22:59 #207 Hi, Mr. Taylor.

00:23:01 #208 Found this letter a few miles back on the road.

00:23:04 #209 Must have been dropped in that last stagecoach holdup.

00:23:06 #210 Boys, here's our answer from Washington.

00:23:14 #211 Good.

00:23:16 #212 Dear Mr. Taylor, in answer to your letter of May the 10th,

00:23:20 #213 please be advised that we are sending a man

00:23:22 #214 to investigate the situation you mentioned

00:23:24 #215 as soon as possible.

00:23:25 #216 Hey, hey, hey!

00:23:26 #217 Mr. Taylor, I hope you get here soon.

00:23:32 #218 No, we all told Mr. King, can't you?

00:24:06 #219 Oh, glad to see you out, Mr. Denton.

00:24:08 #220 Yep, and in better every day.

00:24:12 #221 Say, uh, is that the old creek bed?

00:24:14 #222 Yeah.

00:24:16 #223 When I first come here, it was running water through every ranch in the valley.

00:24:20 #224 Then it dried up.

00:24:22 #225 That's when Kincaid got the upper hand.

00:24:26 #226 You can't divert a stream, can you?

00:24:28 #227 No, that's against the law.

00:24:31 #228 Well, those water contracts expired a day at noon.

00:24:34 #229 I think I'll take a run in town and see what happens.

00:24:36 #230 It's a good idea.

00:24:40 #231 I'll be glad to hear about it.

00:24:41 #232 Here comes Kincaid now.

00:25:10 #233 Well, gentlemen, it's noon.

00:25:12 #234 My contract with you has expired.

00:25:14 #235 Have you come to any decision?

00:25:15 #236 Kincaid, you've got the soul of a snake.

00:25:18 #237 We won't go into that.

00:25:19 #238 This is a business proposition.

00:25:20 #239 The law is on my side.

00:25:23 #240 Now, what have you decided to do?

00:25:25 #241 Just this.

00:25:26 #242 We are hanging onto our land

00:25:28 #243 and we are not paying you your price for your water.

00:25:30 #244 Then take the consequences.

00:25:32 #245 Boy, turn off the water. Guard my dam.

00:25:35 #246 And if anyone sets foot on my land, shoot.

00:25:39 #247 Well, Kinchay may get more shooting than he's looking for.

00:25:50 #248 Listen, I guess it's a bit more.

00:25:52 #249 Just a minute, man. All right. Just a minute.

00:25:55 #250 I'm sure Denton will give you all the water you can haul.

00:25:58 #251 Well, we may call on him for drinking water,

00:26:01 #252 but he can't supply enough for our stock and cows.

00:26:03 #253 If that man from Washington would only sell us a bottle of water,

00:26:07 #254 Only come.

00:26:09 #255 Somebody come here.

00:26:14 #256 That sure was a good dinner.

00:26:16 #257 So glad you enjoyed it.

00:26:18 #258 Well, you taste them hot biscuits in the morning.

00:26:20 #259 Oh, bitch.

00:26:23 #260 That's crazy about hot biscuits.

00:26:25 #261 Well, who wouldn't be?

00:26:26 #262 Ha, ha, ha.

00:26:30 #263 You see, that was beautiful.

00:26:32 #264 Won't you sing the chorus again?

00:26:34 #265 That was mighty fine, son.

00:26:37 #266 I could listen to that all night.

00:28:14 #267 I enjoyed that so much.

00:28:18 #268 Please sing another one.

00:28:20 #269 Remember what I told you.

00:29:00 #270 If anyone tries to get water, shoot.

00:29:04 #271 All right, boss.

00:29:05 #272 All fixed up? Yes.

00:29:13 #273 He's full of the brim.

00:29:15 #274 A Mason in case of trouble, keep on going.

00:29:17 #275 I'll be right behind you.

00:29:19 #276 Keep your eyes open.

00:29:20 #277 I'll be in trouble. Oh, don't worry.

00:29:23 #278 We'll get him.

00:29:24 #279 He's in your deck.

00:29:25 #280 Dad.

00:29:37 #281 What are we going to do about King Cade's offer?

00:29:42 #282 Well, Fay,

00:29:44 #283 I've decided we better stick with the boys and their families. You're right.

00:29:48 #284 You write down and tell King Cade that we ain't selling.

00:29:52 #285 I sure will.

00:29:58 #286 I get more what I intended.

00:30:00 #287 I expected that.

00:30:01 #288 I've got my men posted and they'll never get through.

00:30:04 #289 Besides, I've made Denton an offer he can't refuse.

00:30:07 #290 He'll use place before night.

00:30:21 #291 Here he comes.

00:33:44 #292 Tell you, men, this has got to stop.

00:33:46 #293 Your cattle's dying your crops are withering you're fighting a hopeless fight

00:33:53 #294 Kincaid's got the law behind him

00:33:55 #295 Sign up and take your licking

00:33:58 #296 Sign up and stop this

00:34:10 #297 Honored you've been appeared in my business once too often now. I'm giving you just one minute

00:34:17 #298 To get out of town. It's gonna be a shoot

00:35:13 #299 There'll be blood running in town before night.

00:35:17 #300 There'll be guns of blazing singing with light.

00:35:21 #301 Why, that's singing Sandy.

00:35:23 #302 Thank you, be drinking your drink.

00:35:25 #303 Post-nuclearist gunman since Billy the Kid.

00:35:28 #304 Make it fast, Lepre.

00:35:39 #305 This is your last draw.

00:35:41 #306 Go guns again, Morgan.

00:35:53 #307 Hey, fill the rest.

00:36:04 #308 You better get him over to the doctor.

00:36:10 #309 Well, Sunday, I guess you win.

00:36:13 #310 Can I talk to you a minute?

00:36:15 #311 Sure, I'll talk to you.

00:36:17 #312 Hey, yeah.

00:36:21 #313 He's singing Sandy, I tell you.

00:36:24 #314 I saw him do the same thing down on the border.

00:36:26 #315 Is he a killer?

00:36:29 #316 Well, he's got a reputation from here to Kentucky.

00:36:32 #317 I need you, and I'll pay your price.

00:36:47 #318 Up to job, protecting me and my interests.

00:36:51 #319 The law's on my side.

00:36:53 #320 But the sheriff's gone and these ranchers may start trouble.

00:36:57 #321 I need a gunman.

00:37:02 #322 I'll take the job.

00:37:04 #323 Now, how about these dentists?

00:37:06 #324 I've made them an offer they can't refuse.

00:37:09 #325 Oh, I paid them anything.

00:37:11 #326 Just drop a charge of dynamite down their well and collapse it.

00:37:14 #327 They'll have no water, and then, like the rest of the ranchers,

00:37:17 #328 they'll have to sell out for nothing.

00:37:19 #329 That's the idea.

00:37:21 #330 Send him the boy.

00:37:23 #331 And Kate wants you.

00:37:42 #332 I knew very well that it was happening.

00:37:50 #333 I'd like to talk to your ranchers.

00:37:53 #334 I'd like to talk to your ranchers confidentially.

00:37:56 #335 Well, I certainly, Mr. Sanders.

00:37:57 #336 What is it?

00:37:59 #337 Now listen, boys.

00:38:07 #338 Sanders is working with us now.

00:38:09 #339 So let bygone be bygone.

00:38:13 #340 We're going to blow up Denton's well.

00:38:15 #341 And I want you to get enough dynamite

00:38:17 #342 to collapse it for good.

00:38:19 #343 And what you say is true, Sanders.

00:38:22 #344 We'll owe you a lot.

00:38:25 #345 Well, it's a long chance, but I say take it.

00:38:29 #346 Well, we were going to sign the contracts anyway,

00:38:32 #347 so we'll insist on that clause.

00:38:34 #348 Good.

00:38:35 #349 But I think that boy's got a way.

00:38:37 #350 99.

00:38:39 #351 Go on.

00:38:40 #352 Go on, white.

00:38:41 #353 The boy's ready?

00:38:42 #354 I'll go along and watch old Enten.

00:38:44 #355 Now it'll take a big charge to...

00:38:46 #356 I'll get enough to blow it to China.

00:38:48 #357 Good.

00:38:49 #358 We're ready to sign, Kim Kates,

00:39:09 #359 providing you are willing to insert a new clause

00:39:12 #360 in our contract.

00:39:14 #361 What is it?

00:39:15 #362 That's if you should fail at any time during the life of our contract to provide us with water,

00:39:24 #363 your water rights and lands become community property.

00:39:30 #364 Sure, I'll agree to that. Come on in.

00:39:34 #365 This is Don's real name, it's Simeon Sandee. He's a gunman and a killer.

00:40:03 #366 I don't want you to man him, pal. And then he joined King Cade Gang.

00:40:07 #367 Well, I can't believe it.

00:40:09 #368 I heard him tell King Cade not to pay us a sin.

00:40:12 #369 And he's planning to blow up our wealth so we won't have any water.

00:40:15 #370 He'll blow up our well, eh?

00:40:17 #371 We'll see about that.

00:40:19 #372 Let's have a look in his room.

00:40:22 #373 Well, that's Bill Baxter's talk.

00:40:45 #374 Maybe he killed the sheriff.

00:40:49 #375 So when I get inside, you boys let her go.

00:41:00 #376 Now let's do this job right.

00:41:02 #377 Leave it out.

00:41:03 #378 It's him now.

00:41:14 #379 Don't let out.

00:41:15 #380 Hello, Dad.

00:41:25 #381 Say, I just saw King Cade.

00:41:28 #382 I know you did. I heard everything you said.

00:41:30 #383 Well, that must have been interesting.

00:41:32 #384 We know who you are, Mr. Singing Sandy.

00:41:34 #385 You may be a killer and do away with sheriffs,

00:41:37 #386 but you ain't never gonna blow up my well.

00:41:39 #387 We did, right?

00:42:52 #388 Yeah. We opened up the whole Pacific Ocean.

00:42:55 #389 We better clear out of here before Kincaid catches up with us.

00:43:15 #390 More on Kincaid's dam will be nothing but a mud hole.

00:43:19 #391 Your well was the headwaters of Lost Creek.

00:43:22 #392 Yeah. But Bill Baxter's badge.

00:43:24 #393 He made a deputy out of me not knowing who I was.

00:43:29 #394 He'll be here today.

00:43:30 #395 Well, who are you?

00:43:32 #396 I'm called Sandy, all right, but I was sent here by Washington.

00:43:43 #397 If you can ride, Dad, come on. Let's get in on the fun.

00:44:15 #398 Well, then, now that the contracts are all signed and witnessed,

00:44:19 #399 I'll have the boys turn on the wire.

00:44:22 #400 Yep.

00:44:23 #401 I'm going to Yucca to send a wire.

00:51:07 #402 Son, we all make mistakes.

00:51:09 #403 And I know somebody that's taking her mighty serious.

00:51:16 #404 You suppose you could go in and tell her you like her biscuits

00:51:21 #405 or something to cheer her up a bit?

00:51:23 #406 I'm going to tell her more than that, Dad.

00:51:26 #407 I'm going away.

00:51:27 #408 I'm going away, aren't you?

00:51:52 #409 Yes.

00:51:53 #410 Aren't you too?

00:51:54 #411 But I'll be back for supper.

00:51:59 #412 That is, if you'll beg me about a hundred biscuits.