Man sitting next to an artesian well
Transcribed Notes: Transcribed from photo sleeve: "Man sitting near artesian well, probably Old Ranch"
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Flowing artesian well and a group of unidentified people.
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Gushing artesian well, the source of Las Vegas' water supply
Transcribed Notes: Transcribed from back of photo: "Artesian well, source of Las Vegas water supply flows more than 3,500,000 gallons per day."
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William S. and Mary Belle Park[?] near an artesian well.
Transcribed Notes: Handwritten on back: Mrs. W. S. Park
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Artesian well spouting on Eglington Ranch.
Transcribed Notes: Printed on front: Artesian well on Eglington Ranch near Las Vegas, Nevada, Oasis Confectionery Photo
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Spouting artesian well on the Eglington Ranch with the notation that the spout is 25 feet high.
Transcribed Notes: Handwritten inscription on front: Eglington Well - Las Vegas, Nev.; arrow notating spout is 25 feet high
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Three men standing near a flowing artesian well with a drilling rig nearby.
Transcribed Notes: Handwritten inscription on back: First Artesian Well 1 Mile SW Taylor Ranch
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Men near a flowing artesian well with a drilling rig nearby.
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Rex Bell?, J. T. Williams, and Clara Bow? Standing next to an artesian well.
Transcribed Notes: Handwritten inscription on back
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Las Vegas mayor J. Fred Hesse (far left) and Nevada governor Fred Balzar (far right) with three other men at opening of an artesian well in Las Vegas
Transcribed Notes: Notes on photo sleeve: "Opening an artesian well in Las Vegas, ca. 1929-32. J. Fred Hesse (left) and Fred Balzar (right)"; Stamped on back of photo: G. L. Ullom. 104 Fremont Street. Las Vegas, Nevada
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