Wichita Page #2
Let me go.
Let me go, Mr. Black
or I'll kill you.
Excuse me.
I know where
is the station?
Yes, sir.
I go there.
- Thank you.
- Nothing.
- My name is Wyatt Earp.
- Bat Masterson.
You were brave
to face a gun.
I do not know what got into me,
Mr. Earp. I lost my cool.
It was a mistake.
For sure.
But you could not
do otherwise.
It starts.
Wichita would be a
point on the road ...
... If there had been a man,
I am pleased to present.
Ladies and gentlemen, the man who
brought the railroad to Wichita.
Sam McCoy.
I just want to say something
and in a few words.
Wichita is the largest and
prosperous city in the West ...
... If anyone remembers
one thing:
the cattle!It is a terminus
railway.
The point of embarkation
the breeding area.
From here we feed
all the United States.
Do not forget it.
It is a city farm.
A city for breeders.
Here, we will ship
thousands of cows.
Hundreds of cowboys
will come here.
This will be our bread every day.
Yours, mine, that of Wichita.
Very well, work!
You have all noticed, Bat?
Almost everything.
I will interview Mr. McCoy.
See you, Mr. Earp.
I'm glad to see there has
effective journalists in Wichita.
Thank you.
I would like your story.
My story?
Where you are, what
you did before, and so on.
Okay, my friend.
I have to go to the bank.
Come with us.
- We will discuss the way.
- Good.
- Where were you born?
- Born? I was born in Philadelphia.
Good morning.
I want to open an account.
Name?
Wyatt Earp.
E-A-R-P.
Address?
General Delivery to Wichita.
Any file you want?
Everything except that.
There are 2460 dollars.
- All right, John.
- Thanks Sat I'm proud.
Sign here, please.
Everybody quiet!
No one moves.
Well, close.
Take the jewelry.
Relax, it's over.
You, the men go out from here.
Come on, move.
I owe you a debt of gratitude.
All of us.
We're
grateful.
- I am Sam McCoy.
- I know. I heard your speech.
- My name is Wyatt Earp.
- Nice to meet you.
Ladies, I present
Wyatt Earp.
- My wife.
- How are you, Mr. Earp?
- And my daughter Laurie.
- Hi.
It is an honor.
- Thank you.
- Nothing, Miss McCoy.
You are here on business?
I would like,
but I do not know what.
Well, if you want
work ...
... We have a problem
enforce the law. Wichita grew up ...
Thank you, Mr. Mayor, I am
merchant, not police.
In addition, you have a Sheriff.
another, especially a man like you.
together, ...
... We will pay you very well.
No, thank you, Mr.
Good. Good luck
what you do.
- Count on me.
- Thank you. Good day.
Your book, Mr.
Thank you.
I was going to lose, right?
A real man. Too bad he did not
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