:45:02
It ain't gonna stop.
:45:04
Your treaty's gonna get broken and
I don't wanna be around to see it happen.
:45:08
Look me up when you get your bellyful.
:45:11
- Where you goin'?
- Back to the mountains.
:45:13
To the high lonesome
where there ain't no people at all yet.
:45:17
So long.
:45:25
By now the Central Pacific had broken
through the wall of the High Sierras...
:45:30
... and was straining eastward
across the flatlands of Nevada.
:45:34
While the Union Pacific,
thanks to its long peace with the Indians...
:45:38
... was able to keep up pressure
just as avidly in the opposite direction.
:45:56
The competition was exciting,
but also costly...
:46:00
... and both companies were itching
to earn money from tracks already laid.
:46:18
- Did the horses ride all right, Jake?
- No better than I did.
:46:21
We'll have to rest 'em a day before we can
start huntin' rabbits, much less buffalo.
:46:25
Let's get 'em to water right away.
:46:27
You say no buffalo hunter come.
:46:29
White man, liar.
:46:31
We scout for you no more!
:46:39
Not in our lifetime, you said.
:46:41
And there they are.
The buffalo slaughterers and the settlers.
:46:45
All right, it's sooner than I figured.
:46:48
But the railroad's broke.
They need money to keep movin' on.
:46:51
No people, no money.
No money, no railroad.
:46:53
- It's as simple as that, Lieutenant.
- What about the Arapahoes?
:46:56
Take a look at those people.
Half of 'em straight from Europe.