:49:00
Sort of a gift.
:49:03
Well, now, look, Fitch,
let's get down to it.
:49:05
You said you could
use a man like me.
:49:07
For what?
:49:10
We're going to knock off
a gold shipment.
:49:12
l'll give you
the details tomorrow.
:49:14
Until then, why don't
you just kind of... relax
:49:17
and get to know the boys, huh?
:49:20
Okay.
:49:25
Use one of the rooms upstairs.
:49:31
See you around.
:49:33
Max!
:49:37
Hmm?
:49:38
Uh, nothing... nothing,
:49:39
l was just talking
to the... uh...
:50:17
They take a quarter
of a million dollars
:50:20
worth of gold a month
out of there.
:50:22
lt's too big to hit
and too well guarded.
:50:26
They don't know it,
:50:27
but they're digging up
our future right now.
:50:29
Once a month they
take a bullion wagon
:50:31
down the road,
three miles to the railroad.
:50:33
Two men on the wagon
and 1 2 guards.
:50:35
We're going to have
:50:36
a dozen men
of our own waiting.
:50:37
Well, if you take it,
you ain't gonna
:50:39
be able to go very fast
with a wagon full of gold.
:50:41
We don't.
:50:42
Right there we put it
in our saddlebags and head out
:50:45
in 1 2 different directions,
each man on his own.
:50:46
Equal split?
:50:47
Naw!
:50:50
All you can grab.
:50:51
There won't be much time,
:50:52
but we'll be able
to load up enough
:50:54
to last you a few years.
:50:58
A few of us are liable
to get knocked off.