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Early Porterville East Mill Street.
Early Porterville East Mill Street. On the right side in the middle was the Porter Putnam residence, on the left side is a livery and blacksmith shop.
D Street north of Putnam.
D Street north of Putnam on the right sides is the H. Brey residence; at the far end is the Reese home.
Roy Witt and Dewey Phillips riding a cow down Main Street.
Roy Witt and Dewey Phillips riding a cow down Main Street. They rode the cow from the pasture to the owner who milked it.
Organizing a posse.
Putnam Street just off of Main Street. A posse was being organized to pursue the murderer of John B. Lamkin.
Porter Putnam's store and residence.
The beginning of the Block of Business Houses on the west side of Main Street between Mill and Oak.
Porter Putnam Store.
Porter Putnam Store. The people in the doorway of the upper story is Mrs. Putnam and their younger son Frank.
West side of Main street between Mill and Oak Streets.
Business houses on the west side of Main Street between Mill and Oak, north from the Putnam store.
Dr. Chapman's drugstore, and three saloons.
Details of the part of the block north of Putnam's residence. Dr. Chapman's drugstore, and three saloons.
West side of Main Street.
West side of Main Street north of the Slough. shown is the Chinese laundries, a livery stable, and the blacksmith shop of Gus Traeger's
Main Street south of Putnam's store.
Main Street south of Putnam's store.