:03:42
Hi, Murray.
Hello, Sam.
:03:46
Well, hiya, Bill.
:03:48
Hiya, Murray. Hiya, Captain.
How 'bout a splash of hot java?
:03:51
Coming up. Hiya, Doc.
How are you, Baggs?
:03:53
Why, you old ticket puncher, I thought
you'd pulled the pin on us and left.
:03:55
Sure have, Murray. Got myself as
pretty a piece of land as you ever saw.
:03:58
Say, who's the new brakie?
Him? Oh, that's Willie Figg.
:04:01
Willie, meet Mr. Murray Sinclair, our
wrecking boss. Glad to know ya, Willie.
:04:04
And don't forget, Willie. When you pile 'em up,
there's a poor goat that's gotta clean up the mess
:04:08
What are you doing out this way,
Murray? There was a wreck, wasn't there?
:04:10
Nah. Just a rock slide and a broken
arm. Lost a couple of empties.
:04:13
- Hardly worth the trip, was it, Doc?
- No. Hardly. Hardly.
:04:17
- You sound disappointed, Murray.
- Yeah. The bigger they are, the better I like 'em
:04:21
It ain't like the old days, Bill.
The roadbed's as flat as a pool table.
:04:25
All this new equipment, inspections
every time you turn around...
:04:29
In a few years, we'll be railroading in
a dress suit, the way things are goin;
:04:32
Get this: "Warning, all
personnel, Rocky Mountain division.
:04:36
"Barton Brothers held up Cheyenne
Express last week. Guard murdered.
:04:39
Barton's heading your vicinity. "
Why, the dirty, murdering snakes.
:04:43
Yeah, but look what else it says:
"Luke Smith detailed to case.
:04:46
'Give him every cooperation.
Luke Smith?
:04:48
Signed,
P.L. Bucks, President. "
:04:51
Let me see that.
:04:55
Good old Smitty.
Now, there's a guy.
:04:58
You know him?
You hear that?