as  it  looked  in  1875.  The  street  at  left  of  picture  is  Bullard  street.  The  house 
in  the  upper  left  center  with  the  three  windows  is  said  to  have  been  Judge  Potter’s  home. 
We  have  not  found  anyone  who  can  identify  any  other  buildings  in  the  picture.

— Courtesy  James  Hagan

The  Silver  City,  Pinos  Altos  and  Mogollon  Railroad  Company — Patience  Casey  Glennon,  aunt  of  Mary  Boulware, 
is  standing  on  the  steps  of  the  caboose  in  the  center.  James  J.  Roberts  was  train  engineer  around  1906,  about  the 
time  the  photo  was  made.  The  tracks  first  laid  for  a Mogollon  route,  ran  from  the  old  smelter  south  of  town  to 
the  present  Catholic  cemetery — thru  the  Luck  Minins:  and  Chloride  area  and  thpn  rimlprl  t.Via  nnrfliwDat-  onrl

Carlisle  Camp

There  Are  Now  No  Fast  Women  Allowed 
On  The  Streets  Of  Carlisle

Sadie  Ray,  who  on  the  10th,  hit  Frank 
Murray  on  the  head  with  a beer  faucet,  was 
sent  to  the  county  jail  for  two  months.  Frank 
had  been  drinking  and  after  being  hurt  fled  to 
the  hills,  and  has  not  since  been  heard  from. 
The  people  have  hunted  the  hills  over,  but  so 
far  can  find  no  trace  of  him,  although  a liberal 
reward  in  money  has  been  offered  for  his  dis- 
covery. He  was  badly  hurt  and  it  is  feared  that 
he  may  have  wandered  off  into  the  hills  and

died.