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Image Number	111
Contributor	U. S. Forest Service
Creator	O. C. Hinman
Title	Silver City, Oxen Teams
Subject	Commercial buildings; newspapers; drug stores; oxen; teams; carts and wagons
Description	Two oxen teams are at the corner of Main Street and Broadway. The City Drug Store was operated by Dr. G. W. Bailey and Tom Cobb, and was remodeled in March 1885, when Bailey and Cobb went into partnership. Above the drug store, another shop's sign reads "Walker, Merchant Tailor" referring to William Walker, who remained in this location from April to November 1887. The sign on the wall at the right reads "Job Printing" representing the Southwest Sentinel building. The sign on the tree states "News Depot."
Publisher	Silver City Museum
Date Original	1887
Size	2.9 x 2.2 inches
Source	b/w
Relation	Harlan Collection
Date Digital	1/13/2006
Type	still image
Format	image/tif
Rights	copyright Silver City Museum
Digitization Specificiations	8 bit; 1034 ppi; ScanMaker 9800XL