Tombstone Territory 101 Gunslinger from Galeville
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00:01Tombstone, Arizona Territory, August 4, 1881.
00:41They've been causing any trouble, Mr. Radcliffe?
00:43Curly Bill and his boys are always welcome here, Hollister.
00:46You starting something?
00:49Maybe.
00:50My deputy tells me you've been dragging your heels about paying taxes.
00:54Don't take your job too seriously.
00:58I'll send Charlie around again.
01:01Don't waste our time.
01:11Come on, Monk, pick up your cards.
01:15Nobody keeps Curly Bill waiting.
01:17Yeah, sure.
01:19I could see some Johnny Law trying to collect taxes for me.
01:22Oh, relax.
01:24You ain't got to kill every lawman you see.
01:29An actual account from the pages of my newspaper, the Tombstone Epitaph.
01:36This is the way it happened.
01:38In the town too tough to die.
01:51Tombstone Territory.
02:04Tombstone Territory.
02:08August 6, 1881.
02:11Curly Bill Brocious, leader of the Galeville Outlaws, had been in town two days and nights, gambling and celebrating.
02:16It was one of his periodic visits from which it always took Tombstone some time to recover.
02:21Come on.
02:24Come on.
02:24Break, break, break.
02:26Come on.
02:28Come on.
02:28Come on.
02:29Come on.
02:30Come on.
02:31Come on.
02:32Come on.
02:51Too much light in here.
02:52Then I'm sleepy.
02:59Well, good night.
03:01Curly, you're going to take your boys and get out of here.
03:03Hey, Otis, we appreciate their business.
03:07Yes, sir.
03:14I'll wait it for you.
03:23Look, fellas, we can't have any more of this.
03:34Who's doing the shooting?
03:37Well, I only lit Otis a cigar.
03:39Yeah.
03:44Nobody laughs at Curly Bill.
03:46You better give me your gun, Curly.
03:49My gun?
03:49And then you and your boys riot out of town.
03:52Give me your gun.
03:55Sure.
03:59Well, go ahead.
04:01Take it.
04:03I said, take it.
04:08Take it, Charlie.
04:17First you, man, put your guns on the table.
04:24Put your guns on the table.
04:32Not me.
04:35I might just tree me a sheriff.
04:40Not today.
04:43Spread out, boys.
04:47One of us will get him.
05:00One more move and the scattergun will open you up like a ripe watermelon.
05:04On the table!
05:12Go ahead, Monk.
05:14Looks like a Mexican standoff.
05:19And if the shooting really starts, it'll look like the Alamo.
05:25We'll get him back when we leave town, don't we?
05:28We've got neighbors up in the hills we don't exactly see eye to eye with.
05:32There's even rustlers up there.
05:33Send one of your men back to pick him up right now.
05:35Get him out of town.
05:36We're leaving.
05:40Well, Monk?
05:59A real fancy tin on it, ain't you?
06:03All shining.
06:05Boots.
06:07Star.
06:08Good deeds.
06:11Someday I'm going to dirty you up, mister.
06:21I thought I might have me a big story.
06:26Take the loads out of them, Charlie.
06:27Take them over to the office.
06:28Yes, sir.
06:30I won't send you a bill for the chandelier.
06:33It's kind of torn up.
06:34You handled them very well.
06:35Of course, you didn't make any friends for yourself.
06:38Well, I wasn't exactly trying to.
06:39In fact, you made an enemy or two.
06:41It could make tax collecting up there a little dangerous.
06:45Up where?
06:46The outlying districts.
06:48Who's going up to Galeyville to collect from Curly Bill and the other rustlers?
06:51There's nobody up there to pay taxes, Mr. Ratcliffe.
06:54Just a bunch of outlaws never paid taxes in their lives.
06:57If they try to collect taxes up there, a man could get himself killed.
07:00They're all part of our new county.
07:01Right, editor?
07:02Well, that's true.
07:03Then they should pay taxes the same as the rest of us do.
07:05They come in, shoot up the town, and we have to pay the bills.
07:09Mr. Ratcliffe, those rustlers don't hold title to their lands.
07:12Any of the lands they're building sit on.
07:14They just moved in, took over, and you know it.
07:16But I'm also a lawyer.
07:19There are different kinds of taxable property.
07:22They have personal property, cattle, horses, guns.
07:25What are you after, Mr. Ratcliffe?
07:26You were appointed sheriff of the county.
07:29Do your job or resign.
07:32Mr. Clyburn, I guess I better have the epitaph for me up some more tax forms.
07:37Clay, don't be pushed into this.
07:40Their taxes will be collected.
07:44Just like yours will.
07:47See you later over at the office.
07:49Yes, sir.
07:58There's scarcely a man in Tombstone who'll blame you.
08:00You don't go up there.
08:01There's one.
08:03Ratcliffe.
08:04He just wants to get you killed so he can get his old man appointed sheriff.
08:08You're being uncharitable.
08:10I think you'd rather I resign.
08:13Well, either way, he wants to dip his hands into those tax collections.
08:17No argument there.
08:20How many men you taking?
08:22Take a lot of men.
08:23Somebody's bound to get killed.
08:25What about you?
08:26Nobody's safe riding into Galeyville.
08:28You should be taking the Fort Huachuca Cavalry.
08:32Taking this.
08:34This old scattergun take the fight out of a lot of men at close quarters.
08:40You know, outlaws are a peculiar breed.
08:43Don't mind getting killed with a nice clean bullet, but they get real jumpy when they might get messed up
08:48with a shotgun.
08:52August 7, 1881.
08:54Clay Hollister rode out of Tombstone, alone, through the dragoons to the rugged Chiricahuas, down the eastern slope to the
09:02San Pedro Valley, where Curly Bill Brocious held sway.
09:13August 8, 1881.
09:16He rode into the guns of Galeyville.
09:23Who is it?
09:25Well, looks like we got ourselves a Johnny Law.
09:28I can see a star reflecting in the sun.
09:36But he must be lost.
09:57It's your friend, Monk.
09:59Yeah.
10:00He's mine.
10:04He's mine.
10:23Mr. Brocious.
10:24Mister.
10:28I'm doing some assessment work for the county.
10:30We don't belong to no county.
10:32You're part of the new one set up by the territory.
10:34And we don't belong to no territory.
10:36There are no United States.
10:38You're a long way from home, mister.
10:41I know the feeling up here, Mr. Brocious.
10:43That's why I looked you up.
10:45You come looking for me, alone?
10:48Taxes have never been collected up here.
10:51That's right.
10:52So I'm deputizing you.
10:55Me?
10:57To help me collect the taxes.
11:02Oh, that's the closest I ever been to a badge.
11:05Sick me on him, Curly.
11:09Oh, you stir up some shooting.
11:12I figured if I rode on alone, I might get held up and lose the money.
11:16I'll do it.
11:17Me, a deputy collecting taxes.
11:20I figured you'd know who to assess.
11:21Why, I'll make every one of them rawhide rustlers pay up.
11:24Howie, put some salbellion beans in a saddlebag.
11:26Somebody catch me at Caillou's.
11:28Come on, let's ride.
11:30What's the show of me going along?
11:31Oh, I don't need you this trip.
11:33Keep you from getting shot in your sleep.
11:36He won't shoot me.
11:37And I won't shoot him.
11:40Leastwise not in Curly Bill country.
11:43Yeah, but you and me was going to Mexico for a herd.
11:46Oh, a little cattle buying deal.
11:48You ramrodded monk.
11:49I got official business.
11:51Besides, who knows?
11:53We may collect more money in taxes than we'd make in a dozen cattle deals.
12:11Five will get you ten and he kills Hollister.
12:14I hope he don't so I can have him.
12:31August 9, 1881.
12:33The lawman and the outlaw rode together to collect the taxes.
12:37Clay Hollister was taken to hideouts known only to Curly Bill Brocious.
12:46Oh, it's you, Bill.
12:47That's right, Lank.
12:48Well, I saw his story and...
12:51Well, what in thunder is this?
12:52This here's my pal from Tombstone assessing taxes.
12:55I'm his collecting deputy.
12:56Well, I ain't got nothing to pay no taxes on.
12:58I see you drive a herd up Skeleton Canyon.
13:01You ain't going to tell this lawman they were stole, are you?
13:04Well, of course not.
13:05Them cattle belong to me.
13:06Here's your tax bill, Mr. Strayhorn.
13:09According to Deputy Brocious Count.
13:12Well, none of us ain't never paid no taxes.
13:14Lank, I've been telling the sheriff that we're all nice law-abiding citizens.
13:19Yeah, I know, but this says 200 head.
13:21All I drove off was 150.
13:23Then go steal some more.
13:25We can't be making out new tax bills.
13:27We've got a lot of you short sports to cover.
13:40Look, we've got to build schools for the young'uns, Calvin.
13:45Well, you don't want them tiny types to grow up like us.
13:50Do you?
13:51Well, do you?
13:52No.
13:53Pull away, get it.
14:01This place up on a hill, Bill.
14:03Oh, some old duffer runs a little store.
14:05Nothing worth taxing.
14:08You may camp out in the holler.
14:10Over there.
14:11I want to go say hello.
14:14All right.
14:14Don't wait up for me.
14:15I may get to chinning.
14:23Mag, you're a quarter.
14:25Oh, Bill, you're sweet.
14:27Doors open.
14:32Good evening.
14:33Well, good evening.
14:36I told you to make camp.
14:38I got lonely.
14:40I thought you said some old duffer ran this place.
14:43Well, it used to.
14:44Oh, country's getting all woman up.
14:45That's the trouble.
14:47Aren't you going to introduce me?
14:49Well, this is Mag Davis.
14:50Mag, this here's the sheriff I was telling you about collecting taxes.
14:53Hello, Miss Davis.
14:54It's Mag.
14:55Not often we see your kind up here.
14:58Lawman?
14:59No.
15:00Just your kind.
15:03I saw your corral behind the store.
15:06About 20 head of horses?
15:07Oh, about 23.
15:09You own them?
15:10Mm-hmm.
15:10I own them.
15:11But I'm no rustler sheriff.
15:13Cowboys just like to give me horses.
15:15Don't you, Bill?
15:17You can't tax Mag.
15:18She's just a hard-working gal trying to get along.
15:20Come on, let's go.
15:24How much do I owe?
15:26Oh, no thanks, man.
15:27I wouldn't have bought anything.
15:28Well, in that case, I'll figure my own.
15:40Oh, hold on.
15:41That's enough.
15:46You ready, Bill?
15:47Waiting on you.
15:49You're not, Bill.
15:50Drop in again.
15:51Yeah.
15:56Oh, Mr. Hollister.
16:00Yes, Miss Davis.
16:05Good night.
16:08Hollister.
16:12Good night, ma'am.
16:18We ain't paying no taxes to nobody.
16:21I never thought I'd have to hit a McLowery.
16:38Give me my gun.
16:39No, we're after money, not killing.
16:41Yeah.
16:43That's right.
16:44We're after money.
16:46We're after money.
16:55Good night.
16:56Good night, Bill.
17:00You better move this money.
17:02Yeah, I trust you.
17:04Don't be too sure.
17:05I can be a mean cuss when the pot gets big.
17:08I'll believe it.
17:10Well, after all, I got a reputation to hold up.
17:15You said you wouldn't shoot me in my sleep.
17:18Yeah.
17:19That's what I said.
17:25I said.
17:46That about enough tax collecting?
17:48Yeah.
17:50Well, this about wraps it up.
17:52Yeah.
17:55If I can get it back to Tombstone.
17:57Oh, you might turn the trick.
17:59You're pretty smart for a lawman.
18:02Not like your deputy back at the Crystal Palace.
18:05Hand me your gun, he says.
18:07He stands there and he says, hand me your gun.
18:12Hand me your guns, one at a time.
18:25Ah, butt up.
18:29Hand it to me, butt down.
18:45Looks like another Mexican standoff.
18:49Yeah.
18:53You're all right, son.
18:55Real nervy.
18:57That's quite a compliment coming from you.
19:00But let me warn you.
19:01Don't tangle with monk.
19:03I may have to.
19:19Thanks, Bill.
19:20You made a fine deputy.
19:22Don't like it to keep the band?
19:24Compliments to the county.
19:29You wish you'd never seen that badge, Curly.
19:32Everybody between here and Tombstone's laughing at you.
19:35Me?
19:36Right, Howie?
19:38Played for a sucker by that smart pistol.
19:41He's baiting you, Bill.
19:43Nobody laughs at Curly, Bill.
19:45Nobody.
19:46They are, thanks to your friend.
19:51You got it all figured out, haven't you, monk?
19:54Where's my boys?
19:56Between here and Tombstone.
19:58In case the sheriff here tries to get off with the tax money.
20:02I'm going through.
20:04They'll really be laughing at you, Curly, if you let them get away with all that money.
20:08I'm still in Curly Bill country.
20:10He gave his word.
20:11You're crawling, Johnny Law.
20:13Did he make you pay taxes too, Curly?
20:16Me?
20:16I marked his taxes paid for services rendered.
20:19Now you're begging.
20:23Nope.
20:24Just trying to narrow it down, monk.
20:27To you and me.
20:28Yeah.
20:29You two been pouring the ground since the Crystal Palace.
20:33Go on.
20:35Lock horns.
20:37That's just the way I want it.
20:40I'm riding out, monk.
20:47You'll never make it to your horse.
20:50Come on.
20:51I'm just itching to dent that shiny new badge.
21:00You wouldn't be aiming to blind me with that badge now, would you?
21:05Big Johnny Law.
21:12I've been waiting a long time for this.
21:14Trouble, monk, you've been waiting too long.
21:16You're all tensed up.
21:17Don't make a mistake.
21:19I never have.
21:25What's that supposed to be?
21:27Just relaxing my trigger finger.
21:30Yes, darling.
21:31Go for your guns.
21:34Don't you know the relaxed muscles react a lot faster than tense ones, monk?
21:37Quit talking.
21:38Go for your guns.
21:40Don't you know, monk, that this is the way a piano player warms up his fingers so they'll
21:44go faster?
21:45Draw!
21:46Don't you try it, monk?
21:47Make your move!
21:49Don't you ever play the piano, monk?
21:51More than...
21:55You tricked me.
21:58All that talk.
22:01Dirty Johnny Law trick.
22:03Tricks to stay alive.
22:08Throw the other one in the tank, monk.
22:15Don't do anything foolish, I'll have to kill you.
22:21Soak it!
22:35Dirty Johnny Law.
22:47Some of the boys will thank you.
22:55Howie, come here.
23:02Was they really laughing at me?
23:06Nah!
23:16Why, Bill?
23:26That's a lot of money.
23:28Man shouldn't make no promises.
23:42You heard anything, Charlie?
23:43No, he's four days overdue.
23:45If he doesn't show up soon, we'll just have to wire Governor Fremont in Prescott and have
23:49him appoint another sheriff.
23:51Your man, Radcliffe?
23:53Well, he's a logical choice.
23:54We have to have someone to keep order.
23:56You holding a weight for somebody?
23:57Bill, let me help you.
23:59Count it, Johnny.
23:59Yes, sir.
24:01You run into trouble?
24:02Yeah.
24:03Monk's dead and coming through the mountains to a Curly Bill's boy showed a keen interest
24:07in the tax money.
24:08I want you to know that I'm, well, I'm glad to see you back.
24:10I knew you would be.
24:12You collected all that?
24:14I had some help.
24:15How about some dinner?
24:17On me.
24:18All right.
24:19But the county's gonna buy me a barbershop bath.
24:22Write me an expense account, Charlie.
24:23One dollar.
24:24Yeah.
24:24Oh, and, uh, Mr. Radcliffe, you better pay your taxes.
24:35Whistle me up, I'll mammary.
24:39Whistle me back where I ought to be.
24:44Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
24:55If your past has run afoul of the law, it's a handy place to be.
25:04Cause your future's just as good as your draw in tombstone territory.
25:14Whistle me up, I'll mammary.
25:19Whistle me back where I want to be.
25:23Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:30Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:33Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:37Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:38Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:40Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:42Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:42Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:43Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:44Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:44Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:44Whistle a tune that'll carry me to tombstone territory.
25:44Gracias.
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