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After Susan Oakhurst (Sheila Bromley) comes to the mining settlement of Roaring Camp to escape her debts back home, she dies during childbirth. Her baby is born healthy, though, and the camp decides to collectively raise her boy, with a miner named Davy (Owen Davis Jr.) taking much of the responsibility. The locals then strike gold and Roaring Camp becomes a boomtown, attracting the child's criminal father, Don (Charles Brokaw), who doesn't know he has a son and is scheming to get the riches.
After Susan Oakhurst (Sheila Bromley) comes to the mining settlement of Roaring Camp to escape her debts back home, she dies during childbirth. Her baby is born healthy, though, and the camp decides to collectively raise her boy, with a miner named Davy (Owen Davis Jr.) taking much of the responsibility. The locals then strike gold and Roaring Camp becomes a boomtown, attracting the child's criminal father, Don (Charles Brokaw), who doesn't know he has a son and is scheming to get the riches.
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