Even an Indian may communicate valuable information, and if one falls at your feet in the desert, imploring you to give him water, don't kick him. He may repay the kindness with telling you where to find a gold mine. The interesting feature of this film, the race of the young wife for the land office, is exciting. To see her go down the mountainside, swinging far out on a lariat, is startling enough to arouse the most jaded consciousness. It is a good picture, and one feels like extending personal congratulations when the sheriff arrests the villain and the wealth belongs to the young couple. - The Moving Picture World, July 30, 1910
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