:23:00
DOUGLAS: Well, and to what
do we owe this visit...
:23:04
from the cattle baron?
:23:05
l've got a touch of hangover,
bureaucrat. Don't push me.
:23:09
MAN: Whoa-ho, McLin!
:23:17
Say, those are lndians.
:23:20
Are there lndians
in this homestead land?
:23:22
Friendly lndians, my boy.
:23:23
MAN: Whoa-ho, McLin.
:23:25
G. W: Whoa-ho,
Running Buffalo.
:23:28
Ho, McLin.
:23:29
Long time we don't
get drunk together.
:23:32
And it's going to be
a lot longer time...
:23:34
because it's against the law,
and you're with a sheriff.
:23:37
And have l got my hands full.
:23:39
They came into town
to meet the train.
:23:41
The old lndian chiefs
are coming home.
:23:43
l heard they'd been pardoned.
:23:44
SHERlFF: They don't know
when it's arriving...
:23:46
this week, next week,
or next month,
:23:48
so, in the meantime, l've got to
do something with them.
:23:50
Could l cut out a couple of head
of your steers to feed them?
:23:52
Otherwise, some of
these settlers' milk cows...
:23:54
are going to disappear.
:23:55
That's right, McLin.
:23:56
Ha ha ha!
:23:58
Cut out whatever you need.
:23:59
Sheriff, are you going to
encamp these savages...
:24:01
with all these settlers?
:24:03
You're asking for trouble.
:24:05
Mr. Douglas, l already have
plenty of trouble.
:24:08
Please stay off my back.
:24:09
Running Buffalo, bring your
people over to the clay slide.
:24:16
Hello, Mr. McLin.
:24:18
Tiny Mouth, it's nice
to see you!
:24:22
You wouldn't believe it now,
:24:23
but 20 years ago, she was
a mighty handsome maid.
:24:27
20 years ago, you
thought so, too, Mr. Douglas.
:24:32
G. W: Ahem.
:24:34
DOUGLAS: Ahem.
:24:38
DRAGO: lt was just like this.
:24:40
l had a dead bead
on old Running Buffalo,
:24:42
and my Sharp
.50 caliber misfired.
:24:44
That was back in that trouble
in the forties, remember?
:24:46
G. W: l remember.
:24:48
You want to taste something
come directly from heaven?
:24:50
No.
:24:58
Where'd you get this?