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all right
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thank you
West record many stories of famous and
notorious characters of that period
one of the most famous of them all was
black party working alone and on foot he
held up 27th coaches and for nine long
years in the 1880s baffled the smartest
detectives in California
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I'm Matt Clark railroad detective
assigned to the black Bart case
his repeated stage hold UPS had Costa
railroads and Wells Fargo thousands of
dollars
the sheriff on this one horse hunt had
captured a man and claimed he was a
notorious black Bart
hello Matt
howdy Sheriff
looks like you made the papers
I'm swearing here I'm not black part
sure the sheriff caught me sticking up a
stagecoach but I'm not Gilly of all
these other robberies I suppose you deny
you didn't have this over your head when
I caught you
well there's no denying it's just a
trademark of black Bart
but I got good reason to believe this
man's telling the truth
Black Bart's always worked alone
and you picked up this man he had a gang
with him
and another thing
he used a pistol instead of a sawed-off
shotgun if you want more proof why don't
you talk to that Wells Fargo Detective
from San Francisco named Harris Bob
Harris that's right got in town this
morning just left here after having a
talk with Blackboard or is he stopping
over the hotel
please believe me I'm gonna kill you
these holdups
I don't think you are either
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I thought you'd be around you heard I
was in town yeah the sheriff said you'd
paid a little visit over his office
man he's holding her as not black part
did you tell him that I told him I
couldn't swear he was a man come on sit
down look Bob
there's no detective on the west coast
that knows more about black bark than
you do
you could have confessed him of that why
didn't you
take advantage of all the free publicity
that's why as soon as Blackboard reads
those headlines he'll want to pull
another job just to show us how wrong we
are what are you expecting to do send
you a timetable the next best thing
maybe we can send him one yeah
I'm listening reports pulled 26
robberies so far most of them between
yarika and Sonora I think he'll take
that route again you might if we make
the payload attractive enough it's only
one here tonight Bob
if he sees mugs like yours of mine
riding the coach he'll never step out of
the bushes
yeah you got me there
do you ever think of using a woman never
have
what could a woman do she wouldn't
arouse suspicion and I've got just a
girl
trained head and a cool Observer
if we let her ride to coaches with a big
payload of Mark money and gold
and if we just happen not to be too far
away at any given time
sounds good send for her you stick right
here not back
whoa
uh Mrs stretch has coffee and beans
inside the station folks we'll be here
about half an hour
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thank you to both pleasure
my partner Frank Adams had been waiting
in San Francisco ready willing and able
I was meeting her on her first day out
here to join me for some nice cold
lemonade Miss Adams
a stretch of it
Andy
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um
don't turn around
don't ever do that
oh please don't shoot me Blackboard I'm
just a hard-working stage driver with a
family to support I'll give you anything
I got you better be quick about it I got
it up there in the booth just give me a
second and I'll get it for you foreign
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well what's the matter Todd don't you
like it
you mean it it really is for me yeah
your birthday
you think it'll be all right with ma uh
sure I fixed it before I bought it I
totally you're old enough now to start
doing the family hunting thanks missing
a goggle first rabbit I should have had
ma fix it up for you just wait like sure
thank you oh excuse me mister hey
you sure this boy is old enough to own a
rifle he's 13. I had a gun when I was
10.
if you're old enough to own a real rifle
my boy you're old enough to stop playing
robbers
surprised at you giving this boy a
weapon without proper instructions to go
with it
don't you know you never point a gun at
anybody unless you want to kill them
after all so I just gave it to him I
intend to straighten him out anyway it
ain't loaded but empty your loaded you
always carry a gun like this
if it should be accidentally discharged
the bullet will go under the ground
here let's see your rally Mister you
should know a lot about guns
I don't think we ought to bother the jet
anymore Todd
I'll come back tonight and teach you how
to shoot it now run along show your
mommy a new present I'm ready to leave
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I was a ride rough
never believe those travel posters again
no seats are not padded
how long will I be riding this Chariot
back and forth two weeks oh no
believe me it hurts me more than it does
you
what are you doing well of all the nerve
didn't Harris say anything to you about
carrying firearms yeah I know
a couple of fine gentlemen you are send
a poor defenseless woman out after Bart
26 hold up to no
start peppering away at him at this
he'll bless you share with that shotgun
of his
that old dude
there's no mining engineer by the name
of CE bold
believe me if you were just half the
gentleman he is
here he comes
come my dear I'm afraid Mr McDonald is
in no mood to wait for us
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foreign
that's the way it was going to be for
almost two weeks
Frankie riding the stages back and forth
with the payroll from the mines
but nothing happened
so on the next Thursday we made
arrangements for a big payload of Mark
money to go through we made sure the
news of the shipment got around
it was a Thursday the 4th of November
1883.
I rode a trail that parallel to main
Stage Road expecting to make a check
with Frankie at the Clear Springs weigh
station
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foreign
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oh gosh you scared me
I think it was a bear it could have been
there's lots of them around here
didn't expect to run into your way up
here me neither
learn to use that gun just like you said
I've been careful not to point it at
anybody I've been carrying it just like
this
that's the way to do it
practice what you're taught and you'll
have things in this world that can't be
bought
hurt yourself Yeah I broke my skin I've
got just the thing here
okay
for all minor cuts abrasions Poison Oak
and Ivy
not to mention the Seven Day itch will
it sting no not a bit
yeah you hold it there and you'll be as
good as doing a couple of minutes
what are you doing out here in the
country
you're lost
no
prospective
she don't look like it all dressed up
like that
time you get as old as me you'll learn
people never really look like what they
are
fact is I'm a gentleman prospector
better known as a mining engineer
house hunting not so good maybe I'll get
a rabbit on my way home that's the
spirit never give up
well I better be mojing along
good luck Sunny good luck to you sir oh
you find a lot of gold
I usually do young man I usually do
yeah
foreign
driver
throw down your gun
now the box I can is tied off in the
back boot it's a break and tie off the
rain
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all right
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foreign
it's not my Habit to Rob or hurt the
ladies
take that rock and put it under the back
wheel
come on all right driver get down
go get the box
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help him Miss
going on
set it over here
all right bro back in the seat in the
coachmas
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all right driver take it away
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foreign
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[Applause]
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I would miss this for anything
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foreign
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held us up and golly can that lady shoot
I win the mat I saw him grab his arm he
just went over the hill there a second
ago
horseback no a foot probably has a horse
hidden on the other side you get back to
town square for posse
be careful he's got a shotgun
help
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foreign
I got to High Ground where I could see
the country for miles
I was looking for a man on Horseback and
that's where I made my mistake
I never figured a man would work
entirely on foot without a horse hidden
somewhere for a getaway
foreign
we found Clues strewn halfway down the
canyon he was turning that police in
that ax he says they sure he meant black
Bart just before the robbery you think
you could identify if you saw him again
Todd well sure he was the same man who
was at the weigh station when I got my
gun that mining engineer that called
himself CE bowls he even helped Benny
jump my leg
that's his own handkerchief he tatted on
himself hey Todd you think I could
borrow that tanker for a while
oh sure it stopped bleeding by now okay
will that give us anything
that might once we get to San Francisco
and see Bob Harris the Wells Fargo
office
oh this he left on purpose
this makes me sure it's Bart he's left
poetry in the strong box before
I've labored long and hard for bread for
money and large sums but on my cards too
long of tread
too bad he didn't finish it that could
be argued to have a dozen different ways
Frankie didn't give me much of a chance
to
I wonder what that last line is
now we'll have to capture him to find
out
as long as we can't find a man the name
of CE Bowles I've got a hunch this is
our strongest clue
what do you think of that Mark in the
corner of the handkerchief
Chinese character I'd say it's a laundry
Mark must be a thousand laundries in
California I don't think we'll have to
take in all of California the mark money
part took from the strong box has been
turning up here in San Francisco it was
a possibility that Bart lives right here
in the city between robberies
that'll be a good job for you Frankie
it's what I was afraid of
well come on let's go
for the next three days Frankie tramped
up and down the hills of Chinatown
calling on one laundry right after
another
looked like this would go on for weeks
that we'd have to start working on
laundries outside of Chinatown when
foreign
you got laundry tickets
is this Mark yours
oh yes Missy this marked mine
who does it belong to one moment please
I tell you if you belong to Mr C.E
Bolton
C.E Bolton
you know something Mr Chang you really
nice man me too sure thing you bet
okay goodbye goodbye
as soon as Frankie passed a word I began
my daily watch of Chang's California
laundry
on the third day a man answering the
description of black Bart entered the
laundry
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fairly good one moment please I get for
you
I beg your pardon sir are you Mr C.E
Bolton
yes I am I'm Matt Clark
railroad Detective
indeed
I wonder if you'd come along with me Mr
Bolton we'd like to question you down at
the Wells Fargo office well I'm Hermione
engineer you know would this have
something to do with my latest shipment
of gold yeah I'm afraid so but I doubt
if it was your gold
this is all very highly irregular of
course
however I should be delighted to go
along with you
telling this man's trying to rob me stop
it
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[Applause]
foreign
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wasn't a criminal you were just helping
out a friend
but it sure was muddy and convenient at
the time
foreign
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into town and tried to get away on foot
he might have made it
as it was he headed for Open Country I
guess he didn't figure on me having a
horse close by
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faster
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foreign
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wasn't dead he wasn't even injured it'd
take a lot more than a wagon accident to
hurt a tough robber like him
come on board admit it and get it over
with
when I shot at blackbaud after the
robbery he grabbed his left arm
would you mind rolling up your sleeve
please not at all not at all
I told the laundry man to have that
button yes sir
how did you get that scratched it on the
nail
pardon me
do you mind repeating after me
throw down that box throw down that box
come on in Mike
the voice you just heard Mike who says
it
I just heard the voice of black mark Mr
Clark was the last man who said
throw down the box that's all Mac thanks
Dodge you said you talked to a man about
30 minutes before the robbery
he said he was current an ax and a
shotgun
is that man in this room
answer
sir that he was so nice to me and
everything
fixing my leg with your handkerchief I'm
sorry too
that's all right my boy you're only
doing your duty
and I suppose I might as well do mine
you can tell all your grandchildren that
the man who taught you how to handle a
gun was black barked black Bart
gee whalicans that's all Todd thanks a
lot
before we go on to the confession Mr
Bolton one thing I'm curious about
why
it's very simple sir
I wanted to be a gentleman
after serving honorably in the Civil War
I came West to make my fortune
it wasn't as easy as I thought so I took
what gold I needed does your family know
anything about this indeed nut
except for the robbing of the stage
coaches I am perfectly respectable
I don't swear smoke or drink hard liquor
except for medicinal purposes I'd never
think of harming a living creature but
you always carried a shotgun don't tell
me you wouldn't have used it hardly the
shotgun was never loaded but the man in
the wagon
my hand
he's right he didn't have a gun
I believe you're somewhat of a port sir
we found this fragment of a poor among
box
would you mind finishing it for us not
at all not at all
see I have labored long and hard for
bread
for money in large sums
but on my corns too long you've treaded
you fine-aired Sons of Guns
pretty good
black Bart was brought to trial on
November the 17th 1883 just 14 days
after the robbery
whereas the said CE Bolton is convicted
of robbery by his own admission
he is therefore ordered a judged and
sentenced to San Quentin the state
prison for the period of seven years
take them away
everybody didn't stick to writing
portrait instead of robbery a judge it's
all according to taste Mr Clark frankly
had been accused of writing verse
instead of robbing coaches I'm afraid I
might have had to give him life
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