
Rewind the clock and watch hits like DEATH VALLEY DAYS all day long.
A boat being transported across the prairie on wheels slows a wagon train's progress as they enter Native country, forcing the wagon train driver to leave the boat owners and crew to lag behind.
Angered by increasing federal mining taxes, the citizens of Rough and Ready vote to secede from the U.S.
A mail delivery rider attempts to help a widow find the right man to marry and to help tend her farm and rear her young son.
California's Mexican ex-governor stops a war.
John Parker has been raised by the Comanches since he was a boy and wants to remain with his Native family; stranded in the desert after being injured, a young Mexican woman rescues him, and he starts to wonder about his choice.
Prospectors venture into Death Valley to find a legendary lost mine and all but one, old Charlie Alford, turn back after running low on supplies; when no one hears from Charley after two days, the men consider a rescue mission.
A father gets the better of a wily Indian.
Jess intends to marry his longtime sweetheart but thinks he needs to find some hidden gold so she will accept; when a wealthy traveler from New Orleans shows up and courts her, Jess begins to realize what he really wants.