Death Valley Days

A criminal sentenced to hang invents a complicated omelet to delay his execution.

Ruel Gridley donates a bag of flour to a Civil War veterans' fund as part of a bet.

A husband and wife catch trouble when they allow an Apache chief's granddaughter to stay with them.

Officials try to get a telegraph wire to Helen Flynn: Frank Girard has just broken out of jail - and he's determined to stop her wedding.

The life of hat maker John Stetson.

A town boss makes trouble for a farmer.

A West Point graduate tracks horse thieves.

A gardener researches Western flora.

A boy comes to Texas to avenge Davy Crockett.

A physician experimenting with blood transfusions must save the life of a visiting princess.

A woman falls in love with a man she was planning to rob.

Plagued by gold thefts, Denver bankers set up their own mint in the bank basement.

Lawmen Pete Gabriel and Joe Phy were friends, then Kitty Bolton comes along; Kitty pits Joe and Gabe against each other, as she convinces Joe to run against Gabe for sheriff of Pima County.

A practitioner of folk medicine blocks a medical school graduate's efforts to set up a practice on the California frontier.

The man Kit Carson saved from death in the desert turns out to be his wife's ex-fiance.

Unable to come to terms, a U.S. senator and a Supreme Court justice agree to a duel.

Attorney William E. Borah defends a woman charged with murder in Nampa, Idaho.

An outlaw and teamster help miners.

Widow Lucy Tutaine is outraged by the indifference to her financial loss when her cow is hit by a train and she decides to sue the railroad.

A mine operator insists on having his workers continue in unsafe conditions that are prone to cave-ins. Finally someone decides to challenge him at the risk of losing his job.

Crew chief Yank Van Duzen walks off a mining job in protest when the foremen ignore warnings about the extreme danger of cave-ins.

One of the country's wealthiest man travel through Texas on the railroad; he accepts the almost impossible wager of selling $100,000 worth of barbed wire to fence-hating ranchers without ever leaving the train.

Corbin, a cowboy, explores a valley allegedly haunted by monks that were massacred a century earlier.

An Indian acquitted of murder under Sioux law must contend with white man's lynch-law justice.