:02:01
They've burnt every
ranch building in sight.
:02:03
He had a brush with them last night.
:02:04
Says they're being stirred up
by Geronimo.
:02:08
How do we know he isn't lying?
:02:09
No. He's a Cheyenne.
They hate Apaches worse than we do.
:02:12
-Clear the wires for Lordsburg.
-That's Lordsburg now, sir.
:02:15
They seem to have something
very urgent to tell you, sir.
:02:18
-Well, what's wrong?
-The line went dead, sir.
:02:21
-What have you got there?
-Only the first word, sir.
:03:03
-How'd it go, Buck?
-Oh, so-so.
:03:05
Got the payroll for the mining company?
:03:07
Yes sir, right here in this box.
:03:09
Good, give me a lift here, Jim,
would you?
:03:10
Jim, l'll pay you that two bits
when l come through.
:03:13
-Okay, Buck.
-Now you kids get away from that wheel.
:03:17
Well sir, we ran into a little snow
up there. lt weren't bad, though.
:03:20
But you fellows better prepare
for a good frost.
:03:23
Passengers out for Tonto.
:03:28
You better get out and stretch
your legs, l mean your limbs, ma'am.
:03:31
We're gonna change horses here.
:03:32
ls there a place here where
l can get a cup of tea?
:03:34
Well yes, ma'am, you can get a cup of
coffee at the hotel across the street.
:03:38
-Thank you, driver.
-You look a little--
:03:40
-l'll be all right, thank you.
-Yes, ma'am.
:03:47
-Why, Lucy Mallory!
-Nancy!
:03:51
-How are you, Captain Whitney?
-Fine thanks, Mrs. Mallory.
:03:53
Why, whatever are you doing in Arizona?
:03:55
l'm joining Richard in Lordsburg.
He's there with his troops.
:03:58
He's a lot nearer than that.
He's been ordered to Dry Fork.