A strongly dramatic picture, representing what sometimes follows a quest for gold. Here is murder, for one thing, with the situation complicated by the murderer falling in love with the daughter of the man he killed, and she, in her turn, doing her duty and avenging her father's death by turning her lover over to the officers. One could not want a more dramatic, or more thrilling picture. From the heights of joy to the depths of grief is but the transition of an instant. The girl has that trying experience. Then the lover receives his portion. One follows the film, fascinated by the complications of the story and wondering what to expect next. The acting is sympathetic, so much so that one involuntarily wants to offer sympathy when the young woman finds her father murdered. And again a feeling of exultation springs up when one sees the girl forcing the murderer to go to the sheriff's office to be arrested The setting is of the sort that adds to the attractiveness of a picture. - The Moving Picture World, May 28, 1910