Two men stand in the Lazy 88 cotton fields, Pahrump, Nevada. Stan Irvin (from the Sahara Hotel) stands on the left with a shovel. Dale Dorothy stands on the right, wearing a hat, and points off in the distance. Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch
Consent decree alleged a series of violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Plaintiffs who signed agreed to adhere to hire blacks for a 12% of all jobs.
Frank M. Bollig was born in December 10, 1906 in Kansas, Bollig relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada in April of 1942. Bollig intended to move to California, but an older phramacist and friend convinced him to come to Nevada. At the time of his interview, Bollig owned a drug store at the Plaza Drug Store in Parkway Plaza Shopping Center located at Sahara and Maryland Parkway, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bollig was married in 1939 in Omaha, Nebraska.