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A young man is adopted by a Spanish nobleman and is raised as his son and heir, but he rebels and becomes a Franciscan monk; on his way to the San Gabriel Mission he gets lost and ends up in Death Valley.
A young man is adopted by a Spanish nobleman and is raised as his son and heir, but he rebels and becomes a Franciscan monk; on his way to the San Gabriel Mission he gets lost and ends up in Death Valley.
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