Charles H. Gray

Beaver is sent over to the Donaldson house to deliver flowers from June. While over there, Mrs. Donaldson kisses Beaver on the cheek. Wally and Eddie tell Beaver that Mr. Donaldson is going to kill him.

Two saddle tramps kill a homesteader and steal his horse - and the townspeople prepare for a lynching.

Matt Dillon has a problem in preventing two cowhands from hanging a visiting Texan.

A hot-tempered father is sure that his future son-in-law is the man responsible for a murder - and tells Matt that he will take matters into his own hands unless the marshal arrests him.

Bat Masterson travels to Dodge City and gets involved in a gunfight that causes him to lose Earp's approval; after befriending gang member Nellie Wright, Bat tries to get word to Earp about an upcoming robbery but ends up at the gang's mercy.

Gil Favor has to count on a cocky young man in a tight spot--but can't be sure whether he's a friend or enemy. Gil Favor is moving 3,000 head of cattle to Abilene, unaware that his new drover, Clay Forrester, is scheming with a crooked cowman, Craddock, to steal the herd. Clay is a cocky youngster who's not as good as he thinks -- he's twice as good. Because of a pretty girl he calls off the deal with Craddock and confesses the plot to Gil. But by this time Craddock has captured seven of Gil's drovers. To get into Craddock's camp, Gil pretends to be Clay's prisoner. Clay gets too convincing for Gil when he knocks him out and then talks over another deal with Craddock. But when Gil's remaining drovers show up, Clay joins in to subdue Craddock and his men. As Clay rides off, Gil still wonders which side the youngster is really on, and when.