Season 13
26 episodes · Oct 1, 1964
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- S13E1
Honor the Name Dennis Driscoll
Oct 1, 1964When an army convoy Is threatened by Indian attack, a young soldier played by a young Tom Skerritt volunteers to get help from a nearby fort.
- S13E2
The Lucky Cow
Oct 1, 1964A scheming Indian chief sells cows to unsuspecting settlers, steals them, only to sell them back to the same unsuspecting settlers.
- S13E3
Big John and the Rainmaker
Oct 1, 1964A charlatan traveling rainmaker gets hired during a long drought, sparking conflict between rival local governments.
- S13E4
From the Earth, a Heritage
Oct 8, 1964A rival trapper is dogged in his pursuit to purchase Joe Meek's beautiful Indian wife from him, but he'll have none of it.
- S13E5
The Other White Man
Oct 8, 1964Scipio Gaines is an escaped slave who has been living among the Indians for years. When a government official shows up Scipio is prepared to giving up his freedom, not knowing much has changed in the ensuing years.
- S13E6
The Hero of Fort Halleck
Oct 9, 1964Jim Campbell has a rival in Lt. Harper for pretty newcomer Elsie's affections. He and his friends pretend to be rogue warriors to frighten the cavalryman but create a problem between the soldiers and Indians. It takes all of Jim's ingenuity to fix the situation.
- S13E7
The Left Hand Is Damned
Oct 29, 196430mA kindhearted barroom singer nurses a gunfighter back to health.
- S13E8
There Was Another Dalton Brother
Dec 10, 1964Newly appointed Deputy Marshal Frank Dalton takes his job seriously. However he must choose between duty and love when the father of his girl becomes the prime suspect in a missing persons case.
- S13E9
Tribute to the Dog
Dec 24, 1964This is about real life attorney George Graham Vest (December 6, 1830 - August 9, 1904) who was also later a U.S. Congressman from Missouri. The story is about a man who is sued by a boy for shooting his dog named Old Drum on October 18, 1869. Vest's, "a man's best friend" closing arguments from the trial became more famous than Vest himself. Starring future Governor of California and President of The U.S. Ronald Reagan as George Graham Vest.
- S13E10
The $25,000 Wager
Dec 24, 1964California Governor Leland Stanford bets an enormous amount of money in trying to prove a point about horse racing. He needs photographer Eadward Muybridge to get the proof he needs to win the wager.
- S13E11
A Bargain Is for Keeping
Dec 30, 1964Andy Carter collects items cast off from wagon trains and then sales them. Mary Ann recognizes a family heirloom and demands it back but Andy insists she work for it's value. Left together they find they have more in common than not.
- S13E13
Paid in Full
Jan 1, 1965Colonel Hunter, a former Confederate officer returns to Texas to call on Kathy McLennan, the wife of a dead soldier who had been killed while serving under him during the Civil War. He discovers that the widow and other ranchers in the valley had been cheated by a wealthy cattle baron who gave them legally unclaimable IOUs in when purchasing their stock. Hunter tries to reason with the cattle baron, but when this fails devises a tactic to recover the money stolen from them.
- S13E14
A Bell for Volcano
Jan 11, 1965A town drunk and a businessman from a small town make a trip to San Francisco to buy a bell for the new Church In Volcano, California. While on the way back the businessman gets sick in Sacramento and the drunk is supposed to take the bell alone to Volcano but hatches a plan to steal it and go back to Frisco and sell it. Along the way a bandito tries to rob him and steal the bell, but the bandito who was going to kill the drunk, realizes who the bell is for, and allows the drunk to go on his way as the Preacher was kind to him. This makes the drunk change his ways and...
- S13E15
The Trouble with Taxes
Jan 14, 1965Jeb Slade talks his brother Billy into helping him rob Aaron Winters, who is wealthy from his borax findings. They fail and while Aaron escorts Billy to the authorities, he learns the type of character the young man has.
- S13E16
The Race at Cherry Creek
Jan 20, 1965Two editors compete to give Denver it's first newspaper.
- S13E17
Death in the Desert
Mar 10, 1965The Paiute tribe have their own traditions concerning justice but when there is a killing, the white settlers want the guilty punished by their system.
- S13E18
Raid on the San Francisco Mint
Mar 10, 1965Billy Ralston is a fast talking banker who cannot cover his customer's assets. He comes up with a scheme involving the mint to solve his problem yet remain out of jail.
- S13E19
Magic Locket
Mar 17, 1965Librarian and part-time poet Ina Coolbrith takes precocious but intelligent young street waif Dorita under her wing. As their relationship grows Ina finds that a locket means more to her fulfillment than any literary renown.
- S13E20
The Battle of San Francisco Bay
Mar 18, 1965After a mob takes control of the docks of San Francisco, Captain David Farragut formulates a plan to enable the Navy to regain control.
- S13E21
The Wild West's Biggest Train Holdup
Mar 18, 1965The aging and ailing sheriff of Washoe County, Nevada gets a big assist from his deputy in the county's fight with the Central Pacific railroad over payment of back taxes.
- S13E22
No Gun Behind His Badge
Mar 25, 1965The new sheriff of Abilene, "Bear River" Smith, tries to uphold the law in the wild town without carrying a sidearm -- with mixed results.
- S13E23
Fighting Sky Pilot
Mar 25, 1965Reverend Ben Darniell believes he should practice what he preaches, and he refuses to resort to violence in the face of opposition. But he finds a minister in Carson City must be prepared to fight for those who cannot defend themselves.
- S13E24
The Journey
Mar 29, 1965Two cavalry officers have very different attitudes about the treatment of their Indian prisoners. A showdown occurs after an escape.
- S13E25
Kate Melville and the Law
Apr 4, 1965A new judge and a recently-appointed woman sheriff have conflict over the concepts of judicial fairness versus frontier justice.
- S13E26
Birthright
May 6, 1965The town of Rough And Ready, California declares succession from the United States -- with unintended and undesirable consequences.