[Illustration: The Atlantic Mine in 1890 with the Deep Down Mill and bunk house in background. W. E. Watson, Willie Towatha and Walter Brandis standing near horse.] [Illustration: The Bell and Stephens’ Mill as it looked from 1882-1890 from the Bear Creek side. The stone part was the original Ancheta Arrastra Mill, 1868-1882.] [Illustration: Trolius Stephens, 1896] [Illustration: Nathaniel Bell, 1896] [Illustration: On the Sapello Ridge headed for the West Fork and trout. W. E. Watson, Jim Bell and Antonio Montoya bring up the rear.] [Illustration: W. E. Watson at Bear Moore’s ruined cabin on the West Fork.] [Illustration: A placer miners’ camp on Bear Creek.] [Illustration: Stragglers on the last big cattle drive through town.] [Illustration: Trolius Stephens brought his wife to this cabin in 1873. Before it was torn down in 1895 Mrs. Stephens insisted that Bert and Frank be photographed beside the house in which they had been born. Neither looks as if he aspired to be president.] [Illustration: Dr. Nesta Thompson and Mrs. Henrietta Vincent, of the college faculty, 1938, enjoy a trail in the vicinity of Black’s Peak.] [Illustration: Nell Hunt and Jo Ryan rest after climbing Signal and Black’s Peaks. The old tower in background.] [Illustration: A picnic in Big Cherry is a “must” when former residents return for a visit. Joe Janes, Margaret Bell Leasure, Henry Young, Jean Watson Eckard, Nell Robbins Miller with Josephine Bell Ryan with back to camera.] [Illustration: Same picnic with Mrs. Young, Mrs. Janes and Mrs. Harry Hickel in foreground.] [Illustration: First Excursion on the Silver City, Pinos Altos & Mogollon R.R., January 1, 1906.] [Illustration: THE SILVER CITY _Enterprise_] Transcriber’s Notes --Silently corrected many palpable typos. --Added a Table of Contents. --In the text versions only, delimited italicized text in _underscores_. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Pinos Altos Story, by Dorothy Watson