#108 Correspondent Fred W. Loring and his mule were photographed in Arizona in 1871. Loring was killed by Apaches just two days after this picture was taken.

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#108 Correspondent Fred W. Loring and his mule were photographed in Arizona in 1871. Loring was killed by Apaches just two days after this picture was taken.

Life on the Frontier: A Detailed Look at the Wild West of the 1870s-1900s

#108 Correspondent Fred W. Loring and his mule were photographed in Arizona in 1871. Loring was killed by Apaches just two days after this picture was taken.

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