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00:14 This is the Rio Grande in the year 1887, a river that forms a natural barrier between the United States and Mexico.
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00:39 Hey, Pat, look down there.
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00:49 Two against one. Come on.
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01:09 Look underneath this boat there. I'll take a ship. See if we can find it.
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01:15 Throw it right in the water. Good.
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01:23 Hey, look, up there. Watch that.
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01:29 Come on. Come on.
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01:41 [Gunfire]
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02:05 [Music]
02:29 Better keep our eyes open. Those characters might come back.
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03:14 Stoney, you'd better get his horse.
03:17 We think the trouble is being made by another group of Americans.
03:21 That is why we call on you, amigo. My country hesitates to interfere.
03:25 It does not wish to make a mistake that would cause trouble between your country and mine.
03:31 What is all the trouble down there?
03:34 I do not know. First it was fighting. Now there's a strange sickness.
03:40 Yesterday I received a message from Conroy, the company superintendent.
03:45 The mine is closed.
03:47 Say, these fellows that tried to kill you, were they Mexicans or Americanos?
03:51 I do not know. But they started following me immediately after I received Conroy's message in San Pablo.
03:57 San Pablo? That's about 60 miles south, isn't it?
04:00 Si. And you'd better take care, Pat.
04:03 Your only authority will be what you are wearing in your holsters.
04:08 Look, just get me on my horse and I'll head for a doctor on the American side.
04:13 Wait a minute.
04:14 I promise?
04:15 Si, I promise.
04:17 [Music]
04:27 Adios. Good luck, amigos.
04:30 Adios.
04:43 Ball Stoneywood better head south.
04:59 Sir Dean, we need help. Two American linemen are heading south.
05:04 Only two? They've got to be stopped.
05:06 I know that, but these men, these men are federal men. Gunfighters.
05:10 Federal men, huh? You'll have to get them before they reach San Pablo. You understand?
05:14 You know that I understand.
05:19 Marquis, blow the horn.
05:31 [Blows horn]
05:43 [Music]
06:01 We've been on this trail for two and a half days. How far do you think we've come, Pat?
06:04 Well, I don't know for sure, but it can't be too far from here to San Pablo.
06:10 Say, you know, those fellows that have been in back of us, I wonder if they're trailing us.
06:14 Could be.
06:15 Say, Pat, why is this tungsten so important?
06:20 Well, I'll tell you, Stoney.
06:22 Tungsten has one of the highest melting points of any metal known.
06:25 They make some of the finest steel in the world out of it.
06:36 Say, Stoney.
06:37 Yeah?
06:38 You better head for that outcropping right ahead of us.
06:40 Yeah, they look kind of bad.
06:50 Hey! Those fellows aren't following us.
06:57 We'll have to hold them up from here. Come on.
07:07 Hey, Stoney.
07:17 I don't like this situation at all.
07:19 Don't worry, little man. I'll protect you.
07:22 Yeah, well, start protecting, because here they come.
07:24 Over there they are. Now we get them.
07:28 Stoney, shoot over their heads.
07:30 Maybe we can scare them off. We don't want to get in trouble below the border.
07:35 Let's go.
07:46 Hey, they're pretty good shots.
07:48 We gotta be pretty bad, too.
07:56 Come on, get out of here! It's too hot! Come on!
08:05 Stoney, they're gonna come back.
08:07 I wish they wouldn't. It's too darn hot for this kind of nonsense.
08:10 Say, Pat, maybe we can give them a ducture by getting back to those rocks.
08:14 Say, that's a good idea, Stoney. You pick up the horses. I'll cover our tracks.
08:30 Where the heck did they go this time?
08:35 Maybe we turn this way. Come on, anyway. Let's go. Come on.
08:39 Looks like we lost them, Stoney.
08:46 Yeah. I'm still unhappy.
08:48 Why?
08:50 No more water.
08:53 Well, we can't do anything about it.
08:55 We've just got to move on.
08:57 Let's go.
09:05 Best rest.
09:11 Still thirsty?
09:13 I've been spitting cotton for the last hour and you know it.
09:17 Me, too.
09:18 You know something?
09:20 I'm beginning to think that we might be lost.
09:25 Hey, look.
09:40 Hey, it looks like he was trying to get to that water.
09:42 Yeah. Here. Here, get him some. We might be able to save him.
09:55 Here, give him some.
09:57 He can't use it, Stoney.
09:59 Oh. Well, I sure can.
10:01 Wait a minute, Stoney.
10:02 What's the idea?
10:03 Don't drink that.
10:05 This man didn't die from thirst. He died from sickness.
10:08 That water may not be safe.
10:10 Oh, thanks for telling me.
10:12 You don't mind if I keep the canteen, do you?
10:14 No, just don't drink any of it.
10:15 I guess you're going to spit cotton for a few more hours.
10:18 Save a little water, maybe for the horses.
10:21 Hey.
10:26 What are you doing?
10:28 Try it.
10:33 Hey, that's as bitter as gall.
10:35 That's a chona fart.
10:37 I'll quit your thirst here. Chew some of it.
10:39 For sure?
10:40 For sure.
10:49 Stoney, did you hear that?
10:52 I can't hear anything. I'm too thirsty.
10:55 You know something? Old Buckskin can't go much further.
10:58 He's worse off than I am.
11:01 You won't have to go much further. Look.
11:06 It's got to be San Pablo.
11:13 Hold it.
11:14 What's the matter?
11:15 Look.
11:17 Plague. Beware. No trespassing.
11:19 Peste. Cuidado. No pase.
11:22 Plague. Wow.
11:24 That mining superintendent said he had trouble. He wasn't kidding.
11:28 They act like they don't want us in here.
11:30 Do you think that I want to go in there?
11:33 We were sent down here to straighten up this deal, and that's what we're going to do.
11:37 Well, I guess if you go in there, I'm going in with you.
11:39 I bet you'd say that, partner.
12:00 This is it.
12:01 Let's go in.
12:06 I wonder if a fella could get a drink of water around here.
12:14 What do you think you're doing?
12:16 Oh, nothing. I was just, uh...
12:17 Put it back.
12:18 All right. All right.
12:20 We're looking for Mr. Conroy.
12:22 Oh. Well, I'm sorry.
12:24 My name is Jardine. I'm Conroy's assistant.
12:27 Glad to know you.
12:29 We're down from the States. Mr. Conroy sent for us.
12:32 I know.
12:33 It's a shame you made such a long trip down here for nothing.
12:35 Conroy sent that message before he knew it was happening.
12:39 Well, no offense to you fellas, but what we need down here is doctors instead of troubleshooters.
12:45 Well, I'm sorry we don't fit the bill.
12:48 Where's Mr. Conroy?
12:50 I'm afraid that's no go either.
12:52 Conroy's dead of the fever, along with a lot of miners.
12:56 If you two fellas were smart, you'd head back for the border.
13:00 That may be good advice, but I think we'll hang around for a while.
13:03 What kind of fever is this?
13:04 A Mexican doctor we have down here says it's a form of malaria.
13:07 Right?
13:08 Yeah.
13:10 The whole town's down with it.
13:12 Sorry to hear that.
13:14 Well, Stoney, we'd better take care of our horses.
13:16 They took a beating coming down.
13:17 That's for sure.
13:18 See you, Jardine.
13:24 That guy's in a pretty tough spot.
13:26 Yeah.
13:27 A thing like this makes you feel pretty helpless.
13:30 I didn't see you last visit.
13:36 Americanos, weren't they?
13:38 Yeah.
13:39 I thought I told you to stop them before they reached here.
13:41 We tried, but they were too tough.
13:43 Boom in!
13:44 You let them out smudge.
13:46 It'll be easy to take care of the lot of them down here.
13:50 Just be sure you do it quick before they find out Conroy died of a bullet instead of fever.
13:54 I'll make sure of it.
13:56 Don't worry.
13:57 Only three more days and shut down, you see?
14:00 And then the company loses operations contract.
14:02 I know.
14:03 Just have your men move in fast.
14:05 Hey, Pat, those fellas look pretty sick.
14:09 They were sick, Stoney, but they're dead now.
14:12 I guess they're getting ready to take them out and bury them.
14:15 You know, Pat, this is grim.
14:19 We're wearing our guns and we know how to use them, but there's something about this town.
14:23 I don't know, but I got as much moxie as the next guy.
14:28 But this town just...
14:30 I'm scared.
14:32 You know something, Stoney?
14:34 So am I.
14:36 These people are in a lot of trouble.
14:38 Maybe we can stick around and help.
14:39 What do you say?
14:40 I'm with you, like I said before.
14:43 I don't like it, but I'm with you.
14:45 Good boy.
14:46 You will put your hands up, senores.
14:49 Andele pronto.
14:50 But quick, senores.
14:51 Hágase pa' atras.
14:53 Now you will walk down the street ahead of me until I tell you to stop.
14:57 Vamos, caminene.
14:59 Párese ahÃ.
15:04 Doctor, I got the americanos.
15:09 Send them in.
15:10 Vamos, pa' adentro.
15:14 Doctor.
15:15 All right, doctor, we're here.
15:19 Let's stop all this foolishness.
15:20 What's this all about?
15:21 Que nombre de usted?
15:23 You will excuse me.
15:24 You will tell me your names.
15:25 My name is Gallagher.
15:26 Crocket.
15:27 I'm el doctor Gomez.
15:29 You might say I'm in charge around here.
15:31 When did you come in San Pablo?
15:32 Oh, maybe an hour ago.
15:34 Then you must have seen the sign we have outside the town.
15:37 Yes, we saw the sign.
15:38 Then why did you come in here then?
15:40 The Apex Mining Company is in trouble, and trouble is our business.
15:43 That's why we're here.
15:44 Mining business?
15:45 You do not seem to understand that this town is in the grip of a deadly epidemic.
15:50 No one is allowed on the street.
15:52 San Pablo is under a form of martial law.
15:55 Should you attempt to leave without my permission, I'll have you shot.
15:59 Shot?
16:00 What for?
16:01 It is my duty to see that the disease does not spread throughout Mexico or across the border.
16:06 And I repeat, I'll have you shot if you disobey me.
16:09 You have a problem all right, doc.
16:12 Come on, Stoney.
16:13 This is like getting into a crooked poker game.
16:23 No matter what you do, you lose.
16:25 Stop worrying, Stoney. We got to do something.
16:27 All right, here they come.
16:34 Okay.
16:35 [Sigh]
16:37 [Splash]
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17:09 Let him go, Stoney.
17:10 [Music]
17:13 What'd you stop me for?
17:14 Well, there's enough trouble here in town.
17:16 I guess they just ain't friendly.
17:18 No, those aren't the people who live here in this town.
17:21 They must have been those renegades that jumped us out on the trail.
17:23 [Music]
17:27 Looks like you've been having a little trouble.
17:29 We've had all kinds of trouble.
17:31 Do you know this Dr. Gomez?
17:33 Yeah.
17:34 He been giving you trouble too?
17:35 Well, he acts like we brought this epidemic with us.
17:37 He won't even give us permission to leave town.
17:39 Well, that's ridiculous. Let's go over to his office.
17:41 I'll straighten things out for you.
17:42 I hope somebody's straightened things out. Come on.
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17:52 Dr. Gomez, I'm afraid you've made a mistake.
17:55 These men are friends of mine.
17:56 Friends of yours?
17:57 Yes, American Secret Service men sent down here to help.
18:00 Oh, then I've been most ungracious.
18:02 I apologize, gentlemen.
18:04 But why did you not tell me you were government men?
18:06 You didn't ask us.
18:07 You had a perfect right, doctor, to be as rough as you like.
18:10 Tell me, how long do you think it'll be before this epidemic reaches its peak?
18:14 Gentlemen, this sickness started very suddenly.
18:17 I'm doing everything that I can, but the epidemic is getting worse.
18:21 Now we have just lost the last of our good wills.
18:24 We'll have to move the sick somewhere else, and San Pablo will have to be abandoned.
18:29 Hey, Stoney.
18:30 Yeah?
18:31 That water you left in that canteen. Get it, will you?
18:33 All right. And bring my saddlebags. Be right back.
18:36 Doctor, cinchona leaves. Aren't they good for malaria?
18:40 It is excellent, of course.
18:41 But where could you find enough of it to do us any good?
18:43 We've scoured the whole countryside.
18:45 I think I've found some not three miles from here near a little spring.
18:49 I'm afraid you're mistaken, senor.
18:50 There are many false varieties.
18:52 And anyway, cinchona in my country is very rare.
18:55 But I tasted it, doctor.
18:57 I'm sure this is the real thing.
18:59 I'm afraid it's too much to hope for.
19:02 I have not seen Mr. Conroy in the last several days.
19:05 Have you seen him at all, Mr. Jogging?
19:07 Well, I thought Mr. Conroy was dead.
19:10 Dead? Of course I did not know he was dead.
19:13 It all happened very suddenly.
19:15 Conroy died before I could call you, doctor.
19:18 Here it is, doctor.
19:20 Here, doctor. Taste this.
19:24 Cinchona! This is cinchona. Where did you get it?
19:30 On the trail.
19:32 This may be help from heaven.
19:33 Now, taste the water.
19:35 Are you sure Conroy died from fever?
19:48 Of course. What else could it be?
19:50 I don't know, but...
19:52 Pure! The water is pure!
19:55 Where did you find it?
19:56 On the north trail, about three miles outside of town.
19:59 There's a little hidden spring that comes down out of the mountains.
20:01 I will send out a cart at once.
20:03 Perhaps you will go along to show the way, eh?
20:05 We certainly will, doctor.
20:07 Jardine must have slipped out.
20:09 How soon before the cart will be ready?
20:11 Twenty, thirty minutes, perhaps.
20:13 We'll be very happy to go, doctor.
20:15 In the meantime, I want to talk to Jardine.
20:17 Come on, Stoney.
20:18 Gracias. Hasta luego, eh?
20:20 Well, maybe we're going to be some help after all.
20:23 Yeah, we've got to find out more about Conroy's death.
20:26 Did you notice Jardine leave while we were talking?
20:28 Yeah.
20:29 Yeah.
20:30 You fools!
20:42 You slipped again!
20:43 Those Americans found a place to get water just three miles from here.
20:46 That's bad! I didn't know that.
20:49 And don't we contaminate all the wells.
20:51 You're all alibis. Con will ruin this one too.
20:54 I'm not alibis.
20:56 Luckily, those fools mentioned the location in front of me.
20:59 I think I know where it is.
21:01 You do?
21:02 Come on. We'll go out the back way.
21:04 All right.
21:05 Nobody here.
21:11 It's gone.
21:16 What are you looking for? That little bottle?
21:17 Yeah. Come on.
21:18 Jardine!
21:25 Where is he going in such a rush?
21:27 I don't know.
21:28 See, I wonder if he's going to poison that spring I told him about.
21:30 What?
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22:31 It's over there.
22:33 This must be the place.
22:35 Come on.
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22:57 Let's split up.
22:58 Yeah.
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23:02 This is gonna be easy.
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24:12 Come on, you fellas.
24:14 You've got a date with Mexican justice.
24:16 Come on. Out there.
24:18 Well, there it is.
24:22 I can now report that the epidemic is over, eh?
24:24 Thanks to the Sinchona route,
24:26 the pure water.
24:28 Salud, eh?
24:30 Salud.
24:32 And thanks to you.
24:34 Both of you.
24:36 Well, I guess we'll be heading north now.
24:38 Amigo.
24:40 Friend.
24:42 It's nice to hear you call us that down south of order, doctor.
24:44 You have many friends here. We will not forget it.
24:46 Muchas gracias, eh? MuchÃsimas gracias.
24:48 Adios.
24:50 Adios.
24:52 Adios.
24:54 Adios, compañeros.
24:56 Adios.
24:58 Ah, gracias.
25:00 Adios.
25:02 Adios.
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