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:07:03
[All laughing]
:07:06
I'll kill Burnett.
:07:08
From now on, Mabry here is top hand.
:07:10
You'll take orders from him.
:07:12
You'll notice the hornless condition
being an innovation...

:07:15
that should meet with the approval
of each and every one...

:07:18
who must move or ship cattle.
:07:20
Mother, if that butcher bids,
I'll die.

:07:23
Now, really, Hilary
you must learn to trust people more.

:07:27
I had a long talk
with Mr. Ellsworth...

:07:29
and he assured me that he'll be
bidding for his partner in Texas.

:07:32
Mr. Bowen is extremely interested
in improving his stock.

:07:35
Now, who will start the bidding?
:07:37
$700.
:07:39
AUCTIONEER: $700 is bid
by Mr. Charles Ellsworth.

:07:42
$800 by Mr. John Taylor.
:07:44
$900 for the lovely ladies
from England.

:07:46
If she'd had an elephant up there...
:07:47
Ellsworth would have bid
on that, too.

:07:50
TAYLOR: $1,000.
AUCTIONEER: $1,000 from Taylor of Texas.

:07:54
$1,100.
:07:55
Don't go away, Sam,
I've got a job for you.

:07:57
Bowen doesn't want that muley bull.
:08:00
$1,100 from Mr. Ellsworth on behalf
of Mr. Alex Bowen of Texas.

:08:05
- $1,200.
- $1,500.

:08:08
AUCTIONEER: $1,500 from that...
SAM: Have you lost your mind?

:08:11
$1,600.
:08:13
ELLSWORTH: $2,000.
AUCTIONEER: $2,000 is bid.

:08:16
$2,000 once, $2,000 twice.
:08:19
Sold to Mr. Charles Ellsworth
for $2,000.

:08:24
[Singing] God save our gracious queen
:08:27
AUCTIONEER: If you will
kindly step forward...

:08:29
for your signatures
on the bill of sale.

:08:31
Get that bull on the Dodge City
train tonight and get it to Bowen.

:08:34
I'm not taking
that knob head anywhere.

:08:36
I'm working for Bowen, not you.
:08:39
You won't be working
for anyone if you keep talking.

:08:41
That suits me just fine.
:08:42
You get yourself another man.
I quit.

:08:45
There goes Bulldog Burnett.
:08:47
Just a cowpoke, miss.
:08:49
Long on muscle, short on brains.
:08:51
I'll get a good hand
to take Vindicator west.

:08:53
You can depend on that.
:08:54
I'm sure I can, Mr. Ellsworth.
:08:56
Suppose you drop
round the hotel this afternoon...

:08:58
and pick up your money.

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