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-Through the mountains?
TETLEY: The old stage road. Pike's Hole.
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MOORE: That's 8000 feet up.
TETLEY: Approximately.
:19:10
They'd be crazy to go that way.
:19:11
Not so crazy, perhaps, knowing how
crazy it would look to us.
:19:15
-How come you're so sure, Tetley?
-Pancho saw them.
:19:18
He was coming back from Pike's
and had trouble getting by them.
:19:22
Si. He not see me, I think.
:19:24
It was down the hollow, and I drive
my horse out of the way.
:19:28
First, I say hello, and then I think
it's funny to drive cattle there.
:19:32
-Cattle?
-Why you think I get out of his road?
:19:36
Well, go on.
:19:37
When I see what mark
those cattle have, I be quiet.
:19:40
MAPES: What kind of marks were they?
-Three little whatchamacallum.
:19:45
-That's Kinkaid's mark.
BARTLETT: Dirty rat!
:19:47
WINDER: There's no telling
what they'll try next!
:19:51
FARNLEY: How many?
TETLEY: Forty head.
:19:52
FARNLEY: I mean rustlers.
PANCHO: Three.
:19:54
Why were you so long
in bringing us this word?
:19:57
I knew my son would want to go along.
He was out on the range.
:20:03
-You mustn't let this be a lynching.
-It's scarcely what I choose.
:20:08
Promise me you'll bring them in
for a fair trial.
:20:11
I'll abide by the majority will.
:20:14
Tetley, you know what's legal
as well as I do.
:20:17
All we ask is a posse to act
under a proper officer of the law.
:20:21
That's where I come in.
Risley made me a deputy.
:20:24
In that case, suppose you
deputize the rest of us.
:20:27
That's not legal. No deputy
has the right to deputize.
:20:30
-How about it, boys?
SMITH: Suits me. Go ahead and pray.
:20:33
Mapes, you're violating the law.
:20:37
Raise your right hands.
:20:49
I hereby solemnly swear that
I am duly sworn in as a deputy. . .
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. . .in the case of Kinkaid and am willing
to abide by decisions of the majority.
:20:58
-Say I do.
MEN: I do!