Death Valley Days

A recruit and his pet mule are the only hope for a besieged cavalry patrol.

A scheming Native chief sells cows to unsuspecting settlers, then steals them, only to sell them back to the same unsuspecting settlers.

A charlatan traveling rainmaker gets hired during a long drought, sparking conflict between rival local governments.

A rival trapper is dogged in his pursuit to woo Joe Meek's beautiful wife from him, but he'll have none of it.

A white man discovers gold in Sioux territory just as the Natives begin expelling settlers from their land.

Jim Campbell has a rival in Lt. Harper for pretty newcomer Elsie's affections. He and his friends pretend to be rogue warriors to frighten the cavalryman but create a problem between the soldiers and Natives.

Slim Kennedy is nursed back to health by a saloon singer. At the same time, he is learning to shoot with his left hand to seek revenge against the man who disabled his right.

Newly appointed Deputy Marshal Frank Dalton takes his job seriously, but he must choose between duty and love when the father of his girl becomes the prime suspect in a missing persons case.

George Vest (Ronald Reagan), a candidate for the Senate, files suit against a man who recklessly shot a boy's dog.

California Governor Leland Stanford bets an enormous amount of money trying to prove a point about horse racing and indirectly creates a new art form: movies.

Mary Ann finds a family heirloom in the possession of Andy Carter, a man who makes money pawning items lost or discarded by wagon trains, and he refuses to give it up for free.

A bear hunter and his daughters nurse an injured Easterner back to health.

A former Confederate colonel visits the widow of one of his soldiers and learns that a cattle baron used a legal loophole to cheat her out of her stock.

A town drunk and a businessman make a trip to San Francisco to buy a bell for the new church in Volcano, CA.

Jeb Slade talks his brother Billy into helping him rob Aaron Winters, who is wealthy from his borax findings.

Two newspaper editors compete for the right to publish Denver's first newspaper.

The Paiute tribe have their own traditions concerning justice. When there is a killing, the white settlers want the guilty punished by their system.

Billy Ralston is a fast-talking banker who cannot cover his customer's assets. He comes up with a scheme involving the mint to solve his problem yet remain out of jail.

Librarian and part-time poet Ina Coolbrith takes precocious but intelligent young street waif Dorita under her wing. As their relationship grows, Ina finds that a locket means more to her fulfillment than any literary renown.

After a mob takes control of the docks of San Francisco, Captain David Farragut formulates a plan to enable the Navy to regain control.

The aging and ailing sheriff of Washoe County, Nevada gets a big assist from his deputy in the county's fight with Central Pacific Railroad over payment of back taxes.

Ronald Reagan plays a sheriff who tries enforcing the law without a gun. 

A minister's attempts to rebuild a church in Carson City are blocked by a saloon owner.

Native prisoners slip away from their captors and return to the warpath armed with stolen rifles.