Navajo Joe Page #2
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- 1966
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that train.
Here. There's a chance
you can help.
I don't know. Just why do I have
to take that chance?
It's a long ways to ride.
Maybe I'll go back.
Now, get to Esperanza.
Let's go!
We've got to get back to a doctor.
She's bleeding a lot.
Dear, dear. Hush.
I know I'm going to love
this country.
How beautiful the mountains are.
Do you think he'll like it,
too? I'll let...
the little fellow have a look.
I'm sure he'll love it here.
- King!
- Jack!
I'm through.
You've cleaned me out.
Never mind that.
You can help yourself from
that safe inside.
- It's your turn.
- That's yours, Bill.
Stop! Stop the train!
- What for?
- Logs! They're blocking the track!
Brake, damn it! Brake!
- Give me a hand.
- Hold on, I'm coming.
Look at that.
That was a close one.
Hey, give me a hand here.
- What happened?
- Can't you see for yourself?
- Watch out.
- What did we stop for?
There's some logs on the tracks.
We have to clear them off.
Oh, it's all right.
Robledo, halt!
man wasn't lying.
Now all we gotta do is wait
for our friend.
Search all the carriages. Make
sure we got everybody.
Cover the other side.
Don't cry. Don't cry.
No!
We said no witnesses, remember?
to do with the kid.
- Everything's quiet so far.
- Good.
Change the guard every two hours.
- You understand?
- Right.
I'm gonna go
on a drunk for a month...
with my cut of the money.
I'm gonna buy me a ranch and breed
me some horses.
Well, there's no sense
speculating now.
We can make our plans when our
friend comes tomorrow.
Just tell me one thing. Why do we
have to wait around?
Why couldn't he come and open
the safe tonight?
It'd be too risky.
He's too well known around here.
He has to have an alibi.
Just shut up and go to sleep!
Hey, you got a match?
What's the matter?
Yeah, hey, listen a minute.
Could you please tell us where
we could find a doctor?
Dr. Lynne's at the station
with the others.
Then please take us to the station.
Citizens of Esperanza, we have
assembled here to welcome
a very special train that will be...
arriving with its precious load.
I hope you know how precious.
it means to us all
to receive this grant of $500,000
from our state.
This gift offers all of us
definite advantages.
And all this will mean a great
deal to our town.
And may we now acknowledge
the efforts
of our distinguished mayor,
Mr. Jefferson Clay,...
to whom we sincerely offer our thanks,
and we are also very grateful to
Sheriffs Reagan and Johnson
for their aid.
Our appreciation also goes to the
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