Carson City Page #6
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- 1952
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from your friends.
I've taken a lot from you.
Don't press your luck.
Ain't you going along?
I just build them.
This is for sightseers.
Everybody I invited showed up
except Davis. He's a hard loser.
All aboard!
See you later!
Let me know where you're
going to build the next one.
I got to keep
those new wagons busy.
I wonder why Davis
is still holding out.
Who knows why Davis
does anything?
I thought the only reason
he was against us
Was loyalty to you when
he thought the railroad
Put you out of business.
If I had depended on him,
I'd have gone broke.
What happened
between you and him?
Nothing. That's just it.
All that talk he made about
always shipping with me,
Railroad or no railroad,
was just talk.
I haven't seen
one ounce of his bullion
Since you came here.
He used to be
my best customer, too.
All through the holdups
and all that,
He never missed
a shipment any time.
And then you came along,
and he's stockpiling
Waiting for you fellows to
finish so he can ship with you.
He isn't shipping
with us.
He must have some other reason
for fighting with you fellows.
That's what I'm thinking.
- Hey, w-what about our drink?
- Later.
Drop that gun.
- Come on, get down.
- This is private property.
You got no right
busting in here.
Where's Davis?
I don't know.
Where are you going
with these supplies?
It's none
of your business.
with a price on his head.
There's a reward for you
champagne bandits.
You can't tie me in with them.
I'm doing my job.
So were a lot of people
when they got killed...
Freight wagon driver,
two of my men
In the landslide,
and Mitchell.
I had nothing to do
with that.
I get paid
for guarding this mine.
This mine's phony,
and you know it. Go ahead.
- Where to?
- You'll find out.
What did we
come up here for?
That's my crew.
Ask you questions about my men
getting killed in the landslide.
Get going.
Come on, Robbie.
Quicker we break camp
and get it loaded,
The sooner we get home.
You don't have to say
that twice. Take it.
You got
a visitor, boys.
Thought you'd like
to meet one of the men
Responsible
for the landslide.
I thought he was one
of Jack Davis' miners.
They've got a sideline...
Robbing stagecoaches
and a few murders.
What are you
trying to do?
Come here, you.
We'll give him a fair
trial, won't we, boys?
Sure.
We'll hang him legal
After we're through
with him.
Let me have a crack
at him.
I didn't kill anybody.
It's Davis you want.
I told you,
it's Davis you want.
Maybe so, but you're
the only one we got.
- He's on the train.
- You're lying.
I just came from Carson city.
He wasn't on the train.
He's getting on
in Virginia city.
They're going to hold it up
on the way back.
Where?
Beyond the big cut.
All the men are there.
I was meeting
'em afterwards.
Men, now's your chance to get
even with all of them.
Hey, give me that gun
and holster.
See that he stays here.
"VIRGINIA CITY
That's the biggest
shipment of bullion
Ever went
out of Virginia city.
I'll be glad
when it's in the bank.
I've got guards in there and two
more up in the engine cab.
Well, I guess that does it.
All right, let's go.
Gentlemen, after you. We have
You two stay here
on this platform.
This is the richest sofa
I ever sat on.
It sure is.
- Well, this is wonderful.
- Certainly is.
Enjoy yourselves,
gentlemen.
Good morning.
Good morning, Susan, Alan.
Davis, too.
I never thought
I'd see him on this train.
Glad you changed
your mind, Davis.
I happened to be
in Virginia city,
So I thought I'd take advantage
of your kind invitation.
How do you like it?
I must say it has
certain advantages.
I knew you'd come around.
Here. Help yourself
to champagne.
It's a little trick
I learned from the outlaws.
Had some good ideas
at that.
Ha ha ha.
A lovely trip.
This is wonderful, isn't it?
Yes, indeed.
I didn't see any of your golden
elephant shipments up there.
I thought
I'd look it over first.
This is quicker,
cheaper, and safer.
- What more do you want?
- Maybe you're right.
If I were you, I'd get that
champagne before it's gone.
on our freight bill anyway.
That's right.
Susan, is everything
all right?
Yes, thank you.
He can be very jovial
now that he's won,
But I'm surprised
at you joining in.
It doesn't do any good
to stay bitter.
It doesn't change things,
like dad or anything else.
What do you mean?
There was no need
to behave the way you did
Towards Jeff when we got
on the train.
For a girl who wished
she never saw him again,
You do a lot of
sticking up for him.
You're in love with him,
and you know it.
- Mind keeping your voice down?
- I don't care who hears me.
Well, I do.
- What are you doing?
- Get back in there!
Stop! Stop!
Get back!
You little fool!
Keep her moving!
I'll tell you when to stop!
Pile the wood
by the door.
Hey, what about them?
We'll leave them.
They can't do any harm.
That ain't the way
you felt about Mitchell.
Shut up.
Open the door.
Hurry up and get
this stuff out of here.
Kincaid's men!
Let's get out of here!
Where do you think
you're going?
Don't be a fool. There's enough
here for both of us.
Wait a minute.
This horse has gone lame.
What are you doing?
He can't carry me
and the gold both.
That's right.
There's a pass a mile
or so from here.
Jeff, look out!
They make it awful tough
for a fellow
To try to apologize
to his brother.
And it's time you live up
to your end of the bargain
And put in the road
from Carson city to Reno!
You'll break
this lamp yet, will.
I'll have to, to get
I'm just as anxious
as you are.
When we get this section built,
we'll have a direct line
From Virginia city
to San Francisco.
I haven't been able
to locate...
Come in.
I found him...
I mean them.
I know why you sent for me,
and it's no use.
We just stopped in
to say goodbye...
Who does he think's putting in
track between Carson and Reno?
Not me. I promised Susan
a real honeymoon.
We're going to have one.
If you have an opening
For a good office man,
that's something else.
Not now. I wanted to
give you first crack
At finishing this job, but I
As you said,
there's nothing to it.
We'll just follow
the natural bend of the wash.
Do it right.
Here's your best drainage.
It may take
a little long...
Oh, no,
Not this time.
The train leaves
in 25 minutes.
We're not going to be on it,
are we, honey?
Of course not, dear.
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