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Harv Riggs and his fellow gamblers have taken over the town of Mud Flats. Bart Goodwin, the former sheriff and one of the few good people left in the town, is finally ready to pack it in. The Lone Ranger has a plan to rid the town of all the gamblers. Can he convince Bart to stay and see things through?
Today we jump ahead to present a special Christmas episode. Paul Dawson is the new cashier for Mr. Upton's silver mining company. Paul's wife is paralyzed and he has an 8-year old son. He hopes to one day be able to pay a good surgeon to help his wife. When the payroll comes up $500 short, Paul is the prime suspect. Can the Lone Ranger and Tonto figure out what really happened so Paul can go home for Christmas?
Big Bill Lawson has "pursueded" Pop Carter to sell his property, which crosses Eagle Pass. Every rancher drives their herd through the pass on their way to market. Lawson has decided to charge everyone a toll to go through the pass. Twenty-five cents a head or one-quarter of their cattle. The Lone Ranger comes up with a plan to put an end to Lawson's scheme. Can he convince the ranchers to go along with him?
A band of murderous outlaws are hiding in the hills outside of Greenville, despite the fact that a US Cavalry Regiment is stationed there. Colonel Dawson, who is in charge of the Regiment, refuses to attack the outlaws until he receives orders from Washington. The Lone Ranger and Tonto discover the body of a Pony Express Rider - who was carrying those orders! Unfortunately, the letter containing the orders is destroyed! Can the Masked Rider convince the colonel he has orders, before it's too late?
Maggie Martin heads the sheep ranchers in the area. Pete Trindle heads the cattlemen. The cattlemen are getting more and more frustrated with the sheep spoiling the water for their cattle. Pete comes up with a plan to move the sheep ranchers out of the area. But the Lone Ranger catches wind of the plan and sets out to turn the tables on the cattlemen.
Zeke Parsons is a busy man. He is sheriff, postmaster, and owner of the general store. Zeke came across a law that enables him to require men who cannot pay taxes to work on the county roads. But Zeke doesn't stop there. Now he has the men improving his private property! Can the Lone Ranger help Zeke see the error of his ways?
A sneak-thief has hit several houses in town. A footprint at the latest robbery implicates Wally Burke. When the sheriff goes to question Wally, he finds him with a large sum of cash. No one will believe Wally's story about it being reward money given to him by a masked man. Can the Lone Ranger and Tonto clear Wally's name before he's sentenced to hang?
The Lone Ranger and Tonto have been tracking a gang of cattle rustlers for weeks. In their raid of the Box X ranch, these 'Raiders' made a mistake - they left survivors! Can they be stopped before another ranch is destroyed?
Buck Newton is a reformed outlaw. The Lone Ranger has helped Buck get a job driving the new night stage to Dalton. On his first run he has to transport a large shipment of gold. Unfortunately for Buck, Black Mike and his gang of outlaws have come up with a scheme to steal the gold.
Banker Jed Kramer has been robbed of $10,000. The Lone Ranger suspects Abe Turner has stolen the money to help his starving wife and child. But was there ever really a robbery to begin with?
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