A work water truck sits in the landscaping area of Old Mesquite Court as seen from Cloudrock Court in the luxury home lot development of Ascaya. Infrastructure for Ascaya, carved into the McCullough Mountain range in Henderson, Nevada, was completed with materials mined from the site.
Description included with photograph: "This is my barbershop, taken by flashlight and our little girl standing in the barber chair. The flashlight frightened her, you can see her eyes are shut. She nearly jumped out of the chair when it went off." William J. Reid in barbershop in Nevada Hotel on the southeast corner of Main Fremont Site. The building later became Sal Sagev Hotel.
Artesian well used for irrigation on the T & T Ranch.
Transcribed Notes: Transcribed from photo sleeve: "Water flowing from a well on Gordon and Billie Bettles' farm, T& T Ranch, Amargosa Valley, NV, ca. 1953. The Bettles' home is visible in the background on the right. As of 1990, the house was occupied by Betty-Jo Boyd and her husband. The well and irrigation system were installed ca. 1920 by the T & T's original owners, executives of the Pacific Coast Borax Company."
Big man in white shirt is Pat Kline, surveyor, engineer, worked with Binkhorst's, Las Vegas Development Company, Main Street. Behind him is Jazz Morrison.
Inside front cover of album with image (sketch) of a bull in the desert and front of a birthday card that reads "Especially for you- to wish you a Happy Birthday!"