All Episodes
Cimarron 1872 — 62 episodes
Episode 62 - “So now to close the last letter, I believe, I shall ever write to you from New Mexico”
Episode 61 - “I couldn’t get my money yesterday - Morley kept away on purpose”
Episode 60 - “Another prisoner escaped from the jail yesterday - no, the day before!”
Episode 59 - “Your mother and the family will leave for England earlier than we had thought”
Episode 58 - “Maxwell House is to be turned into offices, and I believe Mr Morley will have Java House”
Episode 57 - “I have told Mr Collison that I intend to resign”
Episode 56 - “Mr Collison is expected in tonight”
Episode 55 - “There appears to be an impression that the railway will begin directly”
Episode 54 - “We have had the east wind for about a week”
Episode 53 - “It is expected there will be a ‘big fight”
Episode 52 - “The sheriff seized this morning all Pritchard’s stock at the corral”
Episode 51 - “The days are calm and very beautiful”
Episode 50 - “We are, perhaps, the most economical people in Cimarron”
Episode 49 - “I was a mucho bueno hombre Ingles”
Episode 48 - “I believe there are diamonds in the neighbourhood of Cimarron”
Episode 47 - “I don’t think we can complain much of Cimarron”
Episode 46 - “A lighted candle in one hand, and a cocked revolver in the other”
Episode 45 - “I haven’t done an hour’s work in the office for a week”
Episode 44 - “I should think there were about 2,000 flashes an hour”
Episode 43 - “I wish I had known there would have been no schools here”
Episode 42 - “There was a saloon opened at the back of our house on Saturday”
EEpisode 41 - “The ground sticks to you like newly toasted cheese”
Episode 40 - “All our best beer has leaked out of the cask”
Episode 39 - “A large proportion of the few residents of Cimarron will leave next week”
Episode 38 - “Mr Morley fastened a large rope around his chest and the other to the telegraph pole”
EEpisode 37 - “Charley Morris had his brains blown out on Saturday morning”
EEpisode 36 - “The lines are down, we can get no news from England”
Episode 35 - “Mr Gray saw a large snake in our front garden”
Episode 34 - “I have bought an eagle”
Episode 33 - “From dawn til noon, anvils were discharged”
Episode 32 - “The most exhausting, exciting, and eventful official day I have ever known”
Episode 31 - “This is composed of pure Mexican gold”
Episode 30 - “Yesterday was the longest day and celebrated here with the most frightful hail, rain, thunder and lightning”
Episode 29 - “Waste, robbery, peculation, and shameful extravagance”
Episode 28 - “We have had a deal of hot weather and it does pour so hard”
Episode 27 - “We have a company of soldiers here for a few days”
Episode 26 - “We are living in a reign of terror”
Episode 25 - “Edith is having a little holiday at McAllister’s farm”
Episode 24 - “Fanny amused herself by slipping off the horse”
Episode 23 - “Wiseman would have been shot dead as a herring”
Episode 22 - “We are very much upset and anxious about the Fisher murder”
Episode 21 - “The president and vice president of the Company each being indicted for murder!”
Episode 20 - “$16,000 at Duncan and Sherman’s Company”
Episode 19 - “Such is life, and also death, in New Mexico”
Episode 18 - “The place is in anarchy”
Episode 17 - “I think we may say goodbye to the Maxwell Land Grant”
Episode 16 - “This is Sunday evening, we are sitting in the parlour”
Episode 15 - “If you were to leave Mr Tinson …”
Episode 14 - “It really was a capital ball”
Episode 13 - "Maxwell House ought to be shut up"
Episode 12 - "I expect no end of unpleasantness"
Episode 11 - “I have not a dollar left to pay anyone”
Episode 10 - "You could see signs of stormy weather ahead"
Episode 9 - "What we want is money"
Episode 8 - "Houses and gambling saloons are springing up"
Episode 7 - "One year in Cimarron than 10 in England"
Episode 6 - “Some excitement and calamity”
Episode 5 - Boarders in the best house in the place
Episode 4 - Leonard makes a request
Episode 3 - Money matters, publishing, and Christmas
Episode 2 - Secretary to two railways
Episode 1 - Travelling from London to Cimarron