i'm reece kilgore. e indians have taken my daughter. - your daughter is safe, kilgore. - she's in red hawk's village, and i'm using this dynamite to get her out of there. - red hawk let her go. she's at the mission church. [heroic music] ♪ - what are you, a renegade? a bandit? what kind of man are you, who sides with the indians against his own people? what's your grudge against me? - i'm taking you in for murder, kilgore, for the murder of ramirez and sheriff kimberley's father. and now goss. [gunshot] [gunshot] - let's get out of here. [horse neighs] [horse nickers] [horse nickers] - water. water. [horse whinnies] - everybody here? - yep, the only way we can get at 'em right now is through that pass. - all right. let's go through it. - they'll know before we reach 'em. - now, look, if we're gonna let blood, we got to be prepared to smell it. now let's go. - hold it, kilgore. this won't get your girl out of there alive. here's what we do. me and my boys sneak in there at night and look around. maybe we

i'm reece kilgore. dians have taken my daughter. - your daughter is safe, kilgore. - she's in red hawk's village, and i'm using this dynamite to get her out of there. - red hawk let her go. she's at the mission church. [heroic music] ♪ - what are you, a renegade? a bandit? what kind of man are you, who sides with the indians against his own people? what's your grudge against me? - i'm taking you in for murder, kilgore, for the murder of ramirez and sheriff kimberley's father. and now goss. [gunshot] [gunshot] - let's get out of here. [horse neighs] [horse nickers] [horse nickers] - water. water. [horse whinnies] - everybody here? - yep, the only way we can get at 'em right now is through that pass. - all right. let's go through it. - they'll know before we reach 'em. - now, look, if we're gonna let blood, we got to be prepared to smell it. now let's go. - hold it, kilgore. this won't get your girl out of there alive. here's what we do. me and my boys sneak in there at night and look around. maybe we even

i'm reece kilgore. - delighted, mr. - i hope you had no trouble on the road. - were we really in danger from indians, mr. kilgore? my secretary, mr. clive, thinks you warned us about that just to put spice into the journey. [both chuckle] - well, you're safe, governor, and that's all that matters. - thank you. thank you very much. - governor, may i present mr. abernathy, president of the bank of brasada. - your excellency. - delighted, sir. - and this is reverend purdy, mr. beecham, dr. bailey, joe branch, bob benson. this is our sheriff kimberley. - you carry a name highly respected out here, sheriff. - thank you, governor. - john muller, bureau of indian affairs. - we must have a talk-- - excuse me, governor. here's a man you have to meet. chip walker, first white man to set foot in the territory. - well, i'm delighted. - proud to meet you, sir. - i expected to find you a much older man, mr. kilgore. - oh? why? - i don't know... i suppose because of your position in these parts, your wealth, influence. - well, out her

reece and cassidy do. and that's where they are right now. - the ranchers are doing just as we feared. they're gathering now for a strike at the indian village. - that plenty bad, kemo sabay. - kilgore spirit mountain for dynamite. i'm going after him, tonto. you take mrs. kilgore and her daughter to the mission church. then follow me.