Bullets and Justice
A mining expert helps a girl and her kid brother defeat an evil claim jumper.
A mining expert helps a girl and her kid brother defeat an evil claim jumper.
Art Acord
Jim Steel
Carol Lane
Molly
Lynn Sanderson
Buddy - Molly's Brother
Horace B. Carpenter
Molly's Father
Cliff Lyons
Red Barton
Star the Horse
Star - Jim's Horse
Rex the Dog
Rex - Jim's Dog
A mining expert helps a girl and her kid brother defeat an evil claim jumper.
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