:23:02
Met a friend of yours coming
out, Smitty. Barney Rebstock.
:23:06
Uh, Barney heard you'd been
shot up. He asked after you.
:23:08
Yeah. He seemed mighty disappointed
when he heard you wasn't buried yet.
:23:13
Was he headed for town?
Shipping a bunch of steers.
:23:17
I'll drive back to town
with ya, Bill. What for?
:23:20
A word with Rebstock.
:23:23
Why don't you keep your big
mouth shut? Yeah, why don't I?
:23:28
Now, wait a minute, Smitty. What's the
rush to see Rebstock? I want Barton.
:23:33
What? Are you crazy? You think he's got
Barton in his hat or somethin'? Yeah.
:23:36
Why? I got a hunch he's got
Barton holed up in Williams Canyon.
:23:40
Come on, Bill. Now, look, Smitty.
Let me handle this, will ya?
:23:44
If your hunch is right, maybe I can
persuade Rebstock to turn Barton in.
:23:47
What are you mixing in this for?
Well, you're certainly in no shape to.
:23:51
Any other reason?
:23:53
I don't want any trouble
with Rebstock.
:23:56
Since when has a man like Rebstock, a thief
and a cattle rustler, meant anything to you?
:24:02
If a man's railroading or in the cattle business,
he's gotta be friendly with his neighbours.
:24:07
All right, Murray. Take it
easy. This is my job, remember?
:24:10
This is what Bucks
pays me for.
:24:16
- Good-bye, Murray. Tell Marian thanks
for everything. - Yeah. I sure will.
:24:31
Well, hello, Smith.
Hello there.
:24:33
Hopping around again, huh? Well, I'm
certainly happy it's nothing serious.
:24:37
- I'd like a word with you, Rebstock. - It'd be a
real pleasure, son, but I'm a little busy now.
:24:42
I wanna get the cattle loaded before...
All right. When?
:24:44
Well, how 'bout Pete's
right after supper?
:24:47
I'd esteem it a privilege to
buy you a drink. I'll be there.
:24:50
Fine. Come on.