:25:01
I need out.
:25:03
Doesn't seem to be
my day, does it?
:25:07
I'm doing you
a favor, honey.
:25:12
Anytime a man
weasels out on you,
:25:15
it turns out that
he's doing you a favor.
:25:18
Well, maybe you are, Frank.
:25:44
Are you in charge here?
:25:46
Henry Mendez.
:25:48
It's urgent that my husband
and I get to Bisbee.
:25:51
I want to arrange
to leave tonight.
:25:53
- The line is closed.
- I'm prepared to hire a rig.
:25:56
We don't have any.
:25:57
What do you have?
:25:59
Nothing at all, lady.
:26:00
We got a mud wagon.
:26:02
Who's going to drive it?
:26:05
I could do it.
:26:07
He doesn't have
enough experience.
:26:08
The company would
not allow it.
:26:10
I'm willing
to let him drive.
:26:13
You might also
be willing to sue us
:26:15
in case
something happens.
:26:16
If I bought the wagon?
:26:18
It's not mine to sell.
:26:19
If I paid for more
than just our fares?
:26:23
Well, you'll need
a driver, horses...
:26:26
four, maybe six horses.
:26:27
And the relay stations
aren't working anymore.
:26:30
The same horses
will have to go all the way.
:26:33
If they don't make it,
who's going to pay for them?
:26:36
I'll buy the horses. So there's
no other problem, is there?
:26:40
You want to get there
bad, don't you?
:26:43
Settle it.
:26:44
We'll go to the hotel
and have dinner.
:26:46
That should give you time
to find a man and get ready.
:26:50
I don't know, lady.
:26:52
You'll make a month's wages
in three days.
:26:54
You'll be ready.