Westbound Mail
Gold mine owner Gun Barlow hopes to extend the boundaries of his property and attain a greater vein of ore by purchasing land adjacent to his, which is owned by post-mistress Marion Saunders. Marion,…
Westbound Mail
Gold mine owner Gun Barlow hopes to extend the boundaries of his property and attain a greater vein of ore by purchasing land adjacent to his, which is owned by post-mistress Marion Saunders. Marion, however, has promised her father that she would not sell the land, and she refuses Gun's offer. As a result, Gun decides to get the land through treachery and plans a number of mysterious mail coach "accidents" designed to force her to sell to him. Gun's partner, Bull Feeney, enlists the help of outlaws Slim and Shorty in their scheme. The mail coach is eventually wrecked by one of Gun's campaigns, and the coach's driver, Andy, is left for dead on the road. A passing mule skinner, who calls himself "Skinner," finds Andy and takes him to town for treatment. Later, Skinner sees two men, one riding a pinto pony, fleeing from the scene of the mail coach wreck. While Andy recovers, Skinner takes over his job and soon comes face-to-face with Gun and Bull, who force him to accept a wager that his mules cannot beat their horses in a race. If Skinner loses, he and his mule team will be required to work on Gun's mine. When Skinner is insulted by Bull at a saloon, a fight ensues and Bull shoots him in the shoulder. While Marion dresses his wound, Skinner tells her about the wager and she becomes angry. Realizing that the pinto hitched outside of the saloon was being ridden by Gun, Skinner deliberately loses the race so that he can get a look at Gun's mine. One night, Skinner is caught by Shorty and Slim snooping around Marion's property, and they engage him in a fight. Skinner manages to escape but loses his badge, which identifies him as an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Gun then realizes that Skinner is really the well-known peace officer John Bradley and decides to kill him. While Gun's gang is on their way to hold up Marion's coach, Skinner beats them there and trades places with Andy, who is sent to town for reinforcements. When the coach is ambushed by Gun's men, Skinner surprises them and, after a violent battle, succeeds in capturing them. With the gang in the custody of the sheriff, Skinner, now revealed to all as John Bradley, seeks a minister to marry him and Marion.
Westbound Mail
Drama,Western
Film Details
Gold mine owner Gun Barlow hopes to extend the boundaries of his property and attain a greater vein of ore by purchasing land adjacent to his, which is owned by post-mistress Marion Saunders. Marion, however, has promised her father that she would not sell the land, and she refuses Gun's offer. As a result, Gun decides to get the land through treachery and plans a number of mysterious mail coach "accidents" designed to force her to sell to him.
Gun's partner, Bull Feeney, enlists the help of outlaws Slim and Shorty in their scheme. The mail coach is eventually wrecked by one of Gun's campaigns, and the coach's driver, Andy, is left for dead on the road. A passing mule skinner, who calls himself "Skinner," finds Andy and takes him to town for treatment.
Later, Skinner sees two men, one riding a pinto pony, fleeing from the scene of the mail coach wreck. While Andy recovers, Skinner takes over his job and soon comes face-to-face with Gun and Bull, who force him to accept a wager that his mules cannot beat their horses in a race. If Skinner loses, he and his mule team will be required to work on Gun's mine.
When Skinner is insulted by Bull at a saloon, a fight ensues and Bull shoots him in the shoulder. While Marion dresses his wound, Skinner tells her about the wager and she becomes angry. Realizing that the pinto hitched outside of the saloon was being ridden by Gun, Skinner deliberately loses the race so that he can get a look at Gun's mine.
One night, Skinner is caught by Shorty and Slim snooping around Marion's property, and they engage him in a fight. Skinner manages to escape but loses his badge, which identifies him as an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Gun then realizes that Skinner is really the well-known peace officer John Bradley and decides to kill him.
While Gun's gang is on their way to hold up Marion's coach, Skinner beats them there and trades places with Andy, who is sent to town for reinforcements. When the coach is ambushed by Gun's men, Skinner surprises them and, after a violent battle, succeeds in capturing them. With the gang in the custody of the sheriff, Skinner, now revealed to all as John Bradley, seeks a minister to marry him and Marion..