Fremont Street, looking southeast from First Street in Las Vegas, Nevada. The First State Bank is seen at the left.

Construction of an office building on Fremont Street, west of 4th Street, in Las Vegas, Nevada. A sign outside of the site reads: "Professional Building. Desirable office for rent. Janitor service. See owner Carl Ray. Boulder Lumber & Supply Co., 406 South 2nd, Phone 324." Another sign says that wiring is by Bruce Bros.

Florence Squires Boyer, daughter of C.P. Squires, with two of her children, Alice and John Doherty, probably in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A group of men in 19th-century cavalry uniforms sitting on the steps of a house. Caption: "Teddy's Terrors--looks like C.P. Squires, second row, second from right (?)"

Abandoned and ruined buildings in Gold Hill, Nevada.

A postcard showing an unidentified man and dog sitting in a miniature covered wagon pulled by two burros. Handwritten on the postcard: "An old desert rat, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1931. Vote for Frank Waite, Sheriff." Richie's Garage and Shell service station are seen in the background.

Two unidentified men stand outside of construction on the concrete block First State Bank in Las Vegas, on the northeast corner of First and Fremont Streets. This building replaced the wooden First State Bank of Las Vegas structure at the same site.