Goin' to Town Page #2
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1935
- 74 min
- 58 Views
about Buck Gonzales's
outside transactions,
but I can assure you, Sheriff,
that I have kept the books of
this ranch perfectly straight.
Oh, I don't doubt you.
I've been foreman
here for fve years.
None of us boys know
about this business.
There's a car coming
up the road now.
It must be her.
This is going to be
on her wedding day.
Yeah.
Hello, Sheriff. Awfully nice of you
to come to my wedding.
What's the matter
with you boys?
I thought you were
going to greet me
with some wild shooting.
Uh, pardon me, Cleo,
but there's a reason...
and it ain't going
to be easy to explain it
on your wedding day.
You don't mean something
happened to Buck.
Yes, miss. I'm sorry,
but it couldn't be helped.
Oh. Show me where he is.
I feel sorry for her.
Yeah.
May I offer
my condolences?
It's been a good deal
of a shock to us all.
Yeah. I made a bargain,
and I was going
to stick to it.
I don't keep souvenirs.
Maybe you'd like this.
What is it?
It's an agreement
between Buck and me.
I guess it's
the frst time he
ever agreed with anyone.
Why, that's his signature.
Yeah. He signed it,
if that's what you mean,
I'm not so sure.
This says that
in consideration of your
consenting to marry him...
Buck signs over
all his property to you.
Yeah, but he
gets shot frst.
You kept your part
of the bargain.
You did consent?
I certainly did. Twice.
Hmm. Well, then I think
this is a matter
for the law to decide.
You don't mean that l...
Well, that will help
pay for my feelings.
Well, Miss Borden,
after due deliberation,
the court has decided
that all the holdings
and properties...
of the deceased,
Buck Gonzales,
belong to you.
You've acted in good faith,
and you've done your best
to fulfll your bargain.
judge, wherever
there's a man concerned,
I always do my best.
Now, as one of the richest
women in our state,
let me advise you
to look out for crooks.
You let the crooks
look out for themselves.
Well, what's next
on the program?
Well, the next is for you
to check over these.
You check them over.
Oh, I can't do that.
You see, this is
my fnal accounting
for the Gonzales estate;
and if it's satisfactory,
then my work is through.
What do you mean "through"?
Well, I've fnished my job.
Can you imagine
this guy, judge?
After he gets me
into the big money,
he wants to walk out on me.
It's time for me
to get back east.
I'm going to pay you
a salary that'll be...
positively indecent
for you to turn down.
Very kind of you.
What do you say?
All right, I suppose
I'll have to stay...
and look after the cattle
and the men for you.
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