Forty Guns Page #2
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- 1957
- 80 min
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Cowmen have a way of
Yeah. It gets pretty tough sometimes
dodging Apaches when you have to...
serve writs of attachment on outlying
ranches and mines and sawmills.
Uh, you here on official business?
Yes, I guess you do have
your hands full at that.
Thinkin' of pounding
the hills for a little silver?
Right now, I'm thinking
of pounding out a telegram.
Oh, well, this is the place
right here to do it.
Tex'll take care of you.
Tex, a friend of mine...
wants to send a message.
I seen you make the walk, Mr. Bonell.
A little slower than that stroll
you took in Dodge City.
Would you send that, please?
Uh, "To Nicholas Bonell."
I was in the cavalry with a
Captain Nick Bonell in '47 in Mexico.
He got hit in the leg
and was invalid at home.
- That was, uh, 34 years ago.
- He's my father.
- Is the leg any better?
- It will be when he gets that telegram.
"Nicholas Bonell, Colton, California.
"All in good health.
"Chico leaving Saturday.
complete our business here.
- Signed, Griff and Wes."
- Thank you.
Well, Mr. Bonell,
anything I can do for you, I'll be here.
Thank you, Mr. Logan.
Just a little bump
on the head, Jessica.
Where's the man who
assaulted my brother?
- I barreled him.
- Why isn't he locked up?
There was no charges against him.
You know who he is.
I'm quite familiar with Mr. Bonell's talents.
I'm surprised a man of his caliber
would put his brand on a calf.
That calf was old enough to put
a.45 slug in a blind man's leg.
- Blind?
- That's right.
What are the charges
against Brockie Drummond?
- Disturbing the peace.
- Disturbing the peace?
He shot a man
who wouldn't draw on him.
- Did you see it?
The Honorable District and Circuit Court,
County of Cochise is now in session.
Since no warrant was issued
for the arrest of the prisoner,
the argument was a personal one.
The prisoner produced signatures
of eyewitnesses swearing
he shot in self-defense.
Brockie Drummond, this court finds
you guilty of disturbing the peace.
A $50 fine. Release the prisoner,
his guns and his horse.
Court now stands adjourned.
never gave us any trouble.
He couldn't see.
Why did you shoot him?
- Was it over that half-breed?
- I don't know what you mean.
I don't want an unbranded calf in my corral
because of your carelessness...
and I'm tired of paying
for your mistakes.
- Did she get to you?
- Of course she did. They all do.
You'll wind up with a woman
in every placita and a calf in every corral.
- Give me your gun.
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