Patrick Floyd "Pat" Garrett
Patrick Floyd "Pat" Garrett
Patrick Floyd "Pat" Garrett
Izquierda, Pat Garrett; derecha, John W. Poe, centro, James Brent. Pat Garrett era aguacil del condado Lincoln y esta reconocido como el hombre quien capturo y mato a Billy the Kid en 1881. En 1901, fue nombrado colector aduana de El Paso por el Presidente Theodore Roosevelt. Esta foto es del año 1883 o 1884.
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