Correspondence from Norman E. Gubler, Rocky Mountain Service, Inc. to Nevada Indian Agency Superintendent Burton A. Ladd estimating the land value of the Las Vegas Indian (Paiute) Colony at $500 to $1,000 per acre.

Correspondence from Acting Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs W. Barton Greenwood to U.S. Senator from Nevada George W. Malone detailing legal ownership of the Las Vegas Paiute Colony and discussing a lack of funding for repair and rehabilitation of water supply and sanitation facilities.

Appraisal report for the Las Vegas Paiute Colony by the Bureau of Indian Affairs Phoenix Area Office Branch of Realty.

Bureau of Indian Affairs Assistant Area Director's (C.S.) report about a visit to the Las Vegas Paiute Colony, February 15-16, 1958. Includes description of conditions, land value, recommendations, and area maps.

Correspondence between Assistant Area Director George W. Hedden and Ernest A. Nieschmidt providing a legal description of the Las Vegas Indian Colony. Letter from area superintendent to United States Senator Howard Cannon describing the physical area of the Las Vegas Indian Colony and discussing right of way issues.

Las Vegas Citizens Committee for Community Improvements minutes regarding street access to the Las Vegas Paiute Colony and plans for the community.

Las Vegas Citizens Committee for Community Improvements minutes regarding road access to the Las Vegas Paiute Colony. Other business items are "discussion on publicizing juvenile names" and "review model cities application."