Roar of the Iron Horse - Rail-Blazer of the Apache Trail

Rocky:
Much obliged. One more jump and they'd have got me.

Jim Grant:
Who were they? Outlaws?

Rocky:
Worse than that - they're the Baron's men.

Jim Grant:
Baron? Around here?

Rocky:
You must be a stranger here. The Baron is a character by the name of Ulrich. He owns all the land - well, claims he does anyhow - from here to the California line. Runs it like a baron, which he likes to be called. And his men will shoot anyone on sight who sets foot on it.

Jim Grant:
Do they hold up stagecoaches, too?

Rocky:
I wouldn't put it past him.

Jim Grant:
I think I'll have a look at this Baron's layout.

Rocky:
You ain't carin' to live no longer?

Jim Grant:
I saw you come out of there.

Rocky:
Oh, I been prospectin' so long I lost whatever sense I started with.

Rocky:
A man's entitled to one mistake.

Jim Grant:
Unless it's his last.

Carol Lane:
Good morning, Mr. Grant. I hear you've had adventures.

Jim Grant:
I've heard that, too. What with outlaws, Indians and that Baron character, I don't know which way to look.

[Carol rescues Jim who has been falsely accused of treachery]

Jim Grant:
I didn't expect visitors.

Carol Lane:
Your horse is just outside the camp. I tied a gun to the saddle.

Jim Grant:
The only thing you forgot is sandwiches and coffee.

Carol Lane:
This is no picnic! From now on you're a wanted man.

[last lines]

Rocky:
Now let me tell you something.

Jim Grant:
Go ahead.

Rocky:
I found the meteor.

Carol Lane:
The one with the diamonds in it? Then your fortune's made.

Rocky:
No, it tain't. The cussed thing's in a hole 60 feet wide. It's harder than glass and must way 80 million tons. How am I goin' to dig that out?