1:10:20
What are you gonna do now?
1:10:22
What I've always done:
get a job somewhere.
1:10:25
What you need is a stake, not just a job.
1:10:28
Enough to get you to San Francisco,
get you some pretty clothes.
1:10:31
I know where you can get that stake.
1:10:33
Is there someone even you can't kill?
1:10:36
You got no call talking to me like that.
1:10:38
If I didn't kill some of them Indians,
you wouldn't be here.
1:10:41
I'm sorry. You're right, Mabry.
You did so much for us.
1:10:45
Then don't go treating me like dirt.
You ain't no better than me.
1:10:48
I'm worse, Mabry. Much worse.
1:10:52
What do I do to get this,
what did you call it, stake?
1:10:55
There's a fellow named De Leon
who owes me $5,000.
1:10:58
For killing those men in Cheyenne?
1:11:00
Yeah, he wanted them killed,
and he was paying good for it.
1:11:04
Now he wants you killed,
so he won't have to pay you.
1:11:07
That's right.
1:11:09
I must admit, it's a way to save money.
1:11:13
I want you to get that $5,000 for me.
1:11:16
With a gun?
1:11:17
No, with a note from me,
telling him to give it to you.
1:11:20
Sure, and he will give it to me just like that?
1:11:23
He's what they call a respectable man,
Mr. De Leon.
1:11:27
They'd run him out of town if they knew
he was going around having people killed.
1:11:31
They might even hang him.
1:11:34
With what I know on him,
he'll give you that money.
1:11:39
And then?
1:11:41
- Then he'll have you trailed.
- To you.
1:11:43
But you ain't coming to me.
1:11:45
You're staying right there in Bonanza.
I'm coming to you.
1:11:50
When?
1:11:52
I don't know when, but you'll hear from me.
1:11:55
There's $500 of it for you.
1:11:58
Just for holding it?