Universal Westerns

Jess is riding shotgun on a stage shipping cash to Denver that has been targeted by a pair of outlaws armed with dynamite.

An Army captain wanted for desertion.

An actor visits a ghost town where he last appeared with his late wife.

Hardie faces opposition when he tries to investigate a friend's drowning death.

A Wells Fargo employee has been killed and Hardie suspects a boxer.

An incoming stage has problems with a drunken, violent passenger who turns out to be the boxer John L. Sullivan.

Hardie becomes involved with a female Wells Fargo agent.

Hardie gets assigned to protect a diamond salesman carrying a small fortune in gems.

Pearl Harvey's heavily insured dog disappears when she comes to town to entertain the miners.

Hardie suspects murder when a Fargo agent allegedly commits suicide.

Outlaw plots to rob the stage from Yuma.

Hardie helps with a stolen doll.

Hardie tracks down loot from a robbery.

Kitty Thorpe wants Hardie to protect her from her escaped convict husband.

A dog helps Hardie catch a jewel thief.

A woman mine owner won't give Wells Fargo a contract until they are investigated.

A Wells Fargo competitor transfers passengers to his line at gunpoint.

Duke's resemblance to gambler Jason Carter makes him the target for a murderer's bullet.

Bill and Charlie help an old friend, John Turnbull, defend his reservation against local land sharks who look to initiate a range war.

Duke takes a job as a deputy under Hiram Winthrope, a man who wants to teach farming to the Apache.

Upon reaching Sacramento, a young wagon man falls in love with an upper society lady from the train.

When the preceding wagon train falls victim to attack, fear that their train will be next results in a mutiny among wagonmaster Chris' team.

Caroline Casteel, captured many years ago by Indians, is traded back to a man who brings her to join the wagon train.

Charlie offers support to a new woman who joined the train after being kicked out of Beaver City under suspicion of staging cons.

Wealthy merchant Martin Gatsby, a man with little compassion for the less able, wants the wagon train to keep rolling and demands that Hale leave an inexperienced rider behind.

John Augustus wins a game of cards with a Chinese merchant; his prize turns out to be a beautiful Chinese girl, which the rest of the train takes issue with.