:20:00
Maybe you're calling me a liar.
:20:01
You got a charge against him?
:20:03
I got plenty.
:20:05
Inciting a fight.
Disturbing the peace.
:20:08
Creating a public nuisance.
Take your pick.
:20:11
Hear tell he got hit
over the head.
:20:15
He'll be fine.
:20:17
Well, I come to get him.
:20:19
Well, you pay the fines,
and you can have him.
:20:24
How does $50 each offense sound?
:20:29
Like robbery.
:20:33
Lot of money.
:20:35
Oh, yes, a lot of money.
:20:38
I been waiting for you,
Mr. Spearman.
:20:41
My name's Denton Baxter.
:20:43
Be your men Mose tussled with.
:20:45
That's right.
:20:47
You know, folks
in Fort Harmon country
:20:50
don't take to free grazers
or free grazing.
:20:53
They hate them more than they
used to hate the Indians.
:20:56
I expect by "folks,"
you mean ranchers like yourself.
:21:02
I got the biggest spread around.
:21:04
Bigger than any three or four
put together.
:21:06
Built it up with me own
two hands,
:21:08
piece by piece,
:21:10
along with this town.
:21:12
And there ain't no
free-graze cattle
:21:14
gonna take the feed
off my cattle on this range.
:21:17
Free graze is legal.
:21:18
Times change, Mr. Spearman.
:21:20
Most folks change with them.
A few holdouts never do.
:21:26
You know, a few years back,
:21:28
a free-graze outfit
came through.
:21:30
One night,
the cattle got stampeded,
:21:33
the wagons caught on fire,
and one of those boys
:21:36
was shot off his horse
in the middle of it all.
:21:39
Shot in the back, was he?
:21:46
Your man's horse and rig
are at the livery barn.
:21:49
You can take him with you
when you leave tonight.
:21:52
And come sunrise,
you hitch up your wagon
:21:54
and get your damn
free-graze cattle moving
:21:57
and keep them moving till you're
out of Fort Harmon country!