:25:06
If there was gold in them mountains,
how long would it have been there?
:25:10
Millions and millions of years, wouldn't it?
:25:13
What's our hurry?
:25:15
A couple of days more or less
ain't going to make any difference.
:25:18
Remember what you said
back in Tampico...
:25:21
about having to pack that old man
on our backs?
:25:27
That was when I took him
for an ordinary human being...
:25:30
not part goat.
:25:32
Look at him climb, will you?
:25:39
What gets me is how he can go all day
in the sun without any water.
:25:43
Maybe he's part camel, too.
:25:45
If I'd known what prospecting meant...
:25:47
I'd have stayed in Tampico
and waited for another job to turn up.
:25:57
- What's the matter?
- Look.
:26:02
Look at it glitter. It's yellow, too, like...
:26:05
Gold.
:26:12
Come back, we've found something!
:26:17
Look, Curt, there's a vein of it,
here, in this rock.
:26:21
Look here. Look, it's all around.
:26:23
What else could it be?
:26:25
Only gold shines and glitters like that.
:26:28
We've struck it, Curt.
:26:31
Look, from the looks of things...
:26:35
we've struck it rich.
:26:37
Look, it's all over here.
:26:39
- We found a what do you call it...
- Mother lode.
:26:41
- That's right.
- Howard!
:26:42
Come on. Look.
:26:44
Here, look at this rock.
It's full of gold. Veins of it.
:26:48
This stuff wouldn't pay your dinner
for a carload.
:26:51
It ain't gold?
:26:53
Pyrite. Fool's gold.
:26:55
Not that there ain't
plenty of the real stuff here.
:26:57
We've walked over it four or five times.
:26:59
A place yesterday looked like
rich diggings, but the water...