Unidentified man sits on the ground near an ox-drawn covered wagon with three oxen present. The cart seems to be in a city street, as buildings and cars are present in the background.

Workers stand in front of Prince Consolidated locomotive. Train hauled ore from Prince Mine to Pioche depot. J.B. Wheeler ran the engine at one time; Jimmy, his son, was fireman 1914-1918.

Jack Conlan stands at a desk listening to the telephone. Inscription with photo reads: "The Late Jack Conlan in Senator Cannon's office"

Portrait of a man named Jim, who was the bartender at the Las Vegas Press Club. Inscription with photo reads: "Jim. The Press Club, 'appointed,' Las Vegas bartender from inception until he passed away."

Portrait of Lionel "Rusty" Horgan, identified as "old timer in Pahrump" by Dorothy Dorothy. Lionel was a Union Pacific Rail Road employee.

Rusty Horgan and his trained hunting dog, Soapy, sit together at home. Horgan is holding a newspaper on his lap and Soapy lies on a pile of newspaper on the floor. A large machine, possibly a furnace (?), sits to the right.

Outside view of El Rancho Vegas hotel and casino. Site Name: El Rancho Hotel (Las Vegas, Nev.)