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Meek Stubby Weeks and brawny Dutch Hogan compete for the same girl.
Meek Stubby Weeks and brawny Dutch Hogan compete for the same girl.
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S1, EP15 "The Bandits of Panamint"Two men running from a posse find a rich silver deposit, which means they must find a way to stake their claim without going to jail.
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S4, EP10 "The Man Who'd Bet on Anything"Abe Curry wants to make a difference in Carson City but takes reckless chances with his money.
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S1, EP3 "The Lost Pegleg Mine"Two people set out into the desert in search of the lost "Pegleg" Mine.
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S4, EP11 "The Baron of Arizona"A crusading reporter investigates an Arizona land baron.
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S18, EP26 "Early Candle Lighten"When a cook skims gold nuggets off miners while working at their camp, his assistant reaches out to his sister from Tucson in an attempt to save him from hanging.
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S18, EP25 "The Duke of Tombstone"Sheriff Ray Ritter and wife Joanna have a bright future until a gambler arrives to collect his poker winnings, which includes half of Tombstone, Ariz.
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S18, EP24 "The Contract"After Manning cheats to secure an army freight contract, his competitors Red Eagle and Little Fawn must find a way to turn the situation in their favor.
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S18, EP23 "Clum's Constabulary"When a white settler dies on their reservation, Apache policemen must solve the murder before vigilantes take matters into their own hands.
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