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Howdy, John.
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Gentlemen.
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It's this Horn situation. We got a problem.
:45:21
You think maybe he might be
just a little bit too protective?
:45:25
You know we still got
the Nolt sheep problem on the south fork.
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But the rustling has stopped.
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Yeah. I think it's his rifle
every bit as much as his reputation...
:45:33
that's done that.
:45:34
It's almost a foregone conclusion
that this fellow's working for us.
:45:37
You know, after that incident in town,
we're just within one damn inch...
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of having our names splattered
all over the newspaper...
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and I don't have to tell you
what an embarrassing situation...
:45:46
that can put all of us in.
:45:48
What do you suggest?
:45:50
John, we just can no longer
afford this fellow.
:45:53
He's only doing
what we hired him to do, you know.
:45:56
The time has come for us
to divest ourselves of this Mr. Horn.
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How?
:46:02
I think Joe there
is the answer to that question.
:46:15
Let this thing lie down, John. Understand?
:46:22
Thank you, John.