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The official newspaper files of the early West record many stories of famous and notorious

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characters of that period. Among them, Cattle Cayden, born Ella Watson, who operated in

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Wyoming in the late 1880s. She and her partner in crime, Jim Averill, kept one of the last

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western frontiers in a state of terror.

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Hello, honey.

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Hi. How many did we pick up, Jim?

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About 500.

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Those big cow outfits will never miss until roundup. You better pack up. Catch the night

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train to Cheyenne. Make the arrangements with our contact.

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You want to ship these, Kate?

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Why not? I get through changing these brands, they'll pass inspection anyway.

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You know, Kate, this is the fourth herd we've rustled this month. Somebody's about to start

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checking.

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Let them. We can produce a bill of sale for everything.

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Yeah, forged. I hope our luck holds out.

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It will. I'll keep stealing from these big outfits till I break them.

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I'll say one thing for you, Kate. If things keep going the way they have been, we will

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break them. I'll be back as soon as I can.

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Stand right where you are, Kate.

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Who is he, Jim?

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I don't know.

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The name's Cauterite, Cattlemen's Association. You're all coming in on the Sheriff's office.

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You got nothing on me. You know yourself the legislature's passing a new law in Cheyenne

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which says you can brand and claim any unmarked cattle.

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They haven't passed any new laws about changing the brands. You're all under arrest.

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All right. We'll come along.

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Got him, Mac?

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You'll be dead before you can use yours.

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What do you want to do with it?

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I'm a detective.

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Only one thing too do Eddie, Jim.

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You know that cigarette trick of yours never misses?

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My name is Matt Clark and the railroad employs me as a detective. Not being much on paperwork,

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I was relieved when my boss, A.T. Winthrop, dropped into my office.

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Good morning, Chief.

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Good morning, Matt. Sit down.

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Matt, I've got another assignment for you. Some of the cowboys employed by the big ranches

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have been killed and more than a thousand head of cattle rustled. And I'm sorry to say

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that one of your brother detectives, a deputy employed by the Cattlemen's Association, was

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murdered in cold blood.

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Well, who was it?

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Cy Cauterite.

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Cy Cauterite? He was a pretty good friend of mine. Had a wife and three kids. How was

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he killed?

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We don't know. Your associate, Frankie Adams, was sent on ahead. I arranged to get her a

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job as a clerk in the Cattlemen's Association's office in Sweetwater.

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Oh, that's fine, Chief. She'd be a great help to me.

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And I've also arranged for you to go to Sweetwater without attracting any attention. Now, this

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is how you'll do it.

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I picked up the 245 stage. We had found out Jim Haverill was going to be on it. Cauterite

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had been trailing him when he was killed.

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These are mighty rough roads. Is it like this all the way to Sweetwater?

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Yeah, I'm afraid it is. You must be a stranger around here.

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That's right. I'm from Utah. Ramrodded a trail crew up there. Thought I'd try my luck around

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these parts.

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Well, might as well introduce myself. I'm Jim Haverill.

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Glad to know you.

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I own the post office in General Store in Sweetwater. Might be able to make you a good

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buy on a horse when you get into town.

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Well, thank you very much. I may need one.

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If you're looking for work, you've come to the right place. Wyoming's good cattle country.

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You going to be staying in town?

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Well, I don't know. I've been doing a lot of traveling lately.

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Well, if you do, you'll be looking for a room. Maw Simmons Boarding House usually has an

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extra one.

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Thank you very much.

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Hello, Kate.

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Jim!

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Come on, Mitch.

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Hello.

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Well?

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Everything went fine. They'll give us the same money we got last time. Take all we can deliver.

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When are we shipping?

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We're not going to ship, Kate. We're going to drive the herd through the mountains.

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That's no good. We'll lose too much weight that way.

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Kate, there isn't a sheriff in Wyoming that hasn't heard about the rustling going on in

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this county. Sooner or later, they're bound to start closing in on us.

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Jim, don't you realize we've got to have help to move a herd this size any distance?

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I'll find them somewhere.

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Nobody's going to take a chance dangling at the end of a rope for a few bucks.

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We'll have to cut them in?

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We'll double the herd so we can take care of them.

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Where do you think you're going to find these cowboys?

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Well, I've got an idea where I can pick up a trail boss. The rest of them, we'll have

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to get in the bars around town.

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Who is this trail boss?

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Get him on the stage coming in. Looks like he's running from the law.

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All right. Bring him around. I'll talk to him.

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Come on. I'll buy you a drink.

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There was no trouble getting a room at Ma Simmons' place. But right now, I was anxious to see

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Frankie at the cattle association office.

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Pardon me, ma'am. I'm just trying to find out if...

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It's all right, Matt. We're alone.

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How'd you make out?

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Well, everything worked out as planned. I met Abraham, the stagecoach, and he seemed quite friendly.

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Look, why are you coming around here? You learn anything?

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Not much. Except whoever's behind this cattle rustling is plenty smart.

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Do you know anything about Averill?

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Nothing except that he has political pull being postmaster and a leading citizen.

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Well, that isn't much. Do you think Averill's tied in with this rustling?

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I don't know. He must have been under suspicion, or Cy Courtright wouldn't have been trailing him.

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Has anybody around town questioned Averill?

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The sheriff did, but he denied knowing anything. One thing's sure, it's not the big ranchers.

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He's always talking against them to the smaller ones that usually hang out at the bar.

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What bar?

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Cattle Kate's. Come to think of it, she's a close friend of Averill's. His girlfriend.

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She lives three or four miles from here, runs a few head of cattle herself.

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There's something peculiar about the way she operates.

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Go ahead.

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Well, she has a small herd, but she runs quite a few head of cattle out every week.

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Claims she gets it in payment for bar bills.

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You mean these ranchers are trading their cows for whiskey?

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It looks that way. Her real name's Ella Watson,

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but the small ranchers around here gave her the name of Cattle Kate, and it fits her like a glove.

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Remember, she's Averill's girlfriend.

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You said that once before, but this is strictly business.

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I think I'll go over and have a drink with Averill. Maybe he'll introduce me to the lady.

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Lady, remember what you said. Strictly business.

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I took Averill up on his deal to sell me a horse.

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The best place to close a horse trading deal was Kate's bar.

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Well, I sure appreciate you giving me a break on that horse. He's quite a mighty fine animal.

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He is. You couldn't make a better buy anywhere.

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Hey, where's Kate? Oh, bartender, set her up here, will you?

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Well, now that you're back riding again, I suppose you'll be looking for a job.

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Maybe. You cowboys are all alike.

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Once you've got money in your pocket, you won't work.

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Where's Kate? Drinks for everybody. Give me one too.

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Ha ha! Got him.

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Hey, cowboy, you've had enough.

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Why, you! Kate's a boss around here, and I've got plenty of cattle to pay for my whiskey.

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Leave me alone, or I'll pull a gun on you.

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All right, Jim, throw the bum out.

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All right, gals, come on. Clean the place up.

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Where'd you learn to fight like that, cowboy?

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Oh, here in our own cattle drives.

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Cattle drives? That's right.

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Well, he won't bother us anymore. Thanks.

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You meet Kate? Just now.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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Thanks. You meet Kate? Just now.

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What's your name? I didn't say.

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He's looking for a job.

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He won't have trouble finding one.

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Maybe I can use him.

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Yeah. Yeah, maybe you can.

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Hang around till we close up. I'd like to talk with him.

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All right. Wash up and be back.

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Be seeing you.

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Yep, she gave me a personal invitation to come back and see her when she closes up.

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Think you'll be safe?

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Oh, I've been around.

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Come in.

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What do you say, Tom? How do you feel?

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Oh, I'm all right.

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Oh, you put up a real fight tonight.

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Yeah, but you didn't have to use that left hook as often as you did.

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Say, how'd the plan work?

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Well, I think she's going to give me a job.

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Say, Tom, I want you to follow me.

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And as soon as you find out where we're going, get a posse together.

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You'll need one. Kate's planning something real big.

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What can I do to help?

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Keep your fingers crossed.

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You don't seem very anxious to work for me.

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Well, to tell you the truth, I'm not.

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I'm kind of tired of working for the other fellow.

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Next time I get a job, it's going to be for myself.

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If you work for me, it'd be like working for yourself.

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I'll cut you in on a percentage.

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Percentage of what?

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Cattle.

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Percentage of your small herd would be peanuts.

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It isn't my herd.

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Oh?

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They'd catch you before you got to the railroad setting.

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We're not shipping them. We're driving them overland.

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How many?

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Got about 500. We'll pick up 500 more on the way.

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Where do I come in?

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I need a trail, boss.

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What about your boyfriend, Jim Averill?

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Oh, he... he didn't know anything of a steer from another.

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I need a man for this job.

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How about it?

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By the way, what is your name?

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You pick one.

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Oh.

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All right. I'll call you Big Boy.

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All right.

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Partners?

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It's a deal.

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Let's seal it.

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We'd better get on back to the ranch.

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Jim and the boys will be waiting for us.

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All right.

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We went to Kate's ranch for a final talk.

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It's a good thing I told Tom to follow me.

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I wouldn't have a chance to contact him again until the showdown.

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Jim.

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Jim, where are you?

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I'm here.

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Jim, where are you?

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Well, no use going over the plan till he gets here.

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Can I make you a drink?

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No, thanks.

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Where have you been?

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I want to talk to you, Kate.

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Talk freely. We got a partner.

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I want to talk to you alone.

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Now what is it?

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You were followed last night.

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Yeah, I know.

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You know, that jealousy of yours is going to get you killed, son.

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Come here.

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Take a look.

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This is the man that was following you.

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Cowboy that was beating up my place.

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What are you following us for?

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I just wanted to get even.

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The search him?

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Sure.

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Take a look at what I found.

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Detective.

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You weren't following us to get even.

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Talk.

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It's no use, Kate.

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I've worked him over already.

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He won't talk to you, see?

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He doesn't talk to anyone.

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Jack.

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Hello, Frankie.

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You sent for me?

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Yeah, Sheriff.

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It's been three days and we haven't heard a word from Matt or Tom.

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I'm worried.

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Well, there was a report I heard with Russell from one of the British outfits.

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But I've had my men covering every railroad sighting.

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Well, I guess all we can do is wait and hope for the best.

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Keep your eyes open.

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We've been looking for you.

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Kate hasn't been seen around her bar for about three days.

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If she shows up, I'll let you know.

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All right.

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Oh, Sheriff.

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Yeah?

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I've got an idea.

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Can you go riding with me?

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Sure, Frankie.

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All I got is time.

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Well, come on.

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We've been on the trail four days and no sign of the posse.

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Where was Tom and the Sheriff?

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Kate would be turning over the herd in 24 hours.

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Hey, big boy.

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Will you keep the herd moving?

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I've got a date with a buyer right over the hill.

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As soon as it pays off, I'll turn the herd over.

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Come on.

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Come.

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Hey, come on.

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Yep.

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It's all there.

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Here's your bill of sale.

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All right, let's go.

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Come on.

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I'll take these.

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I told you not to take any partners.

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Shut up.

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How about a cigarette, big boy?

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Give her a cigarette.

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It's not big boy, Kate.

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I'm Matt Clark, a railroad detective.

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How about a light?

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All right, get those hands back.

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Put them down now.

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All right, big boy.

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You can give her a light now.

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Matt, we lost six men in the fight back there.

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Feeling's running pretty high against these two.

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Here, here.

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I'll handle this.

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Take it easy.

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Take it easy.

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Sheriff, we better get these two to jail

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before something happens to them.

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The posse wanted to take the law into their own hands

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until I told them the prisoners would be delivered

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safely to the sheriff.

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Our part of the job was done.

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Kate was charged with being the ringleader of one of the

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biggest wrestling mobs in Wyoming.

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This alone was enough to keep her from getting

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in jail for a long time.

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There was also a possibility of another charge, murder.

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Well, you two have done a fine job.

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I'll get in touch with you when the trial comes up.

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Thank you.

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Well, I guess we can pack up and get back to headquarters

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now, Matt.

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Yeah, I reckon so.

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Goodbye, Kate.

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Goodbye.

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You big boy.

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Frankie, get your horse and lead me down to Reuben's house.

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We'll go down and check the stage schedules.

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Sure, Matt.

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I'll settle in at Reuben's house and pack the trail.

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All right, all right, hold it, hold it, hold it.

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I'll help you know my violence in this town as long as I'm sheriff.

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The prisoners will get a fair and just trial.

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Until such time I ask you to go on home peacefully.

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Let the law take its course.

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All right.

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Jim!

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Oh!

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Hey!

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Hey!

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Matt!

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Matt!

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Matt!

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The mob took Kate and Avril out of jail.

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We gotta go after them.

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Matt!

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Matt!

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Matt!

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Matt!

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Matt!

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We were too late.

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Cattle Kate and James Avril met their doom by lynching at Sweetwater, Wyoming on Sunday, July the 20th, 1889.

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Well, we've missed the 1216.

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The next train through has orders to stop at the pass and pick us up.

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Matt, do you think Kate could have alibied her way out of a long prison sentence had she been brought to trial?

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No, Frankie, as the good book says, all they that live by the sword shall perish by the sword.

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There's no alibi for crime.

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