The Californians

Arriving in San Francisco in search of gold, Dion Patrick is almost shanghaied to China.

A gold prospector is about to be hung for attempting to take back money from a dishonest poker player he thinks cheated him.

Vigilantes disagree on whether to try or to lynch a man accused of robbing Dion Patrick.

Dion seeks vengeance when a reporter is murdered.

Rev. Spangler tries to help a young girl involved with notorious outlaws.

Thugs try to stop a group of Chinese immigrants from settling in the territory.

To silence witnesses against their boss, outlaws kidnap McGivern's wife, Martha.

Jack is shot by a renegade and Dion tries desperately to get a doctor to help him.

The Vigilantes are helped by a boy in their struggle to capture the vicious Regulators.

Politics is a deadly game the way Martin Donovan plays it.

The vigilantes try to handle the mounting problem of juvenile delinquency in San Francisco.

Quacks hamper an Eastern doctor's attempts to prevent a small pox epidemic.

Lord Charlie fights for tolerance and brotherhood in San Francisco.

Patrick and McGivern seek a gold shipment stolen by a poetic bandit.

Blackie Stewart is blackmailing Judge Jones over his wife. The Judge challenges Blackie to a most unusual duel.

Banker Seth Woods implements a plan to prevent a threatened run on the bank.

Adam investigates trafficking in women from China.

Don Mariano Valejo is leading the vaqueros' raids on Yankee settlements.

A plot to blackmail Alice Pritchard is uncovered but the blackmailer is murdered.

A Paris courtier is ridiculed because of his "unmanly profession."

McGivern promotes a fight between Sorley Boy McDonald and Tull O'Neil, champion of England.