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Telegram from A. S. Halsted to Frank R. McNamee, August 7, 1922
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Archival Collection
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Telegram from Frank R. McNamee to C. P. Smith and A. S. Halsted, July 9, 1922
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Archival Collection
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Telegram from A. S. Halsted to Leo A. McNamee, July 6, 1922
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Archival Collection
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Letter from Walter R. Bracken to E. E. Calvin regarding club for railroad employees, February 2, 1923
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Archival Collection
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Scrapbook of J. Ross Clark, undated
Archival Collection
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Letter from J. K. W. Bracken to J. Ross Clark, April 27, 1903
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Archival Collection
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Photograph of Combination Mine, Goldfield (Nev.),early 1900s
Archival Collection
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Contract synposis between Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad and Las Vegas Land and Water Company regarding the water supply, March 30, 1929
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Archival Collection
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Contract for the railroad to supply water to the Las Vegas Land and Water Company. Contract Audit Number 7322 by Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
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Transcript of interview with Earl A. Evans by Lance Malone, March 15, 1981
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Archival Collection
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On March 15, 1981 Lance Malone interviewed Sears Roebuck Division Manager, Earl A. Evans, Jr., (born March 3rd, 1935 in Alhambra, California) in Las Vegas, Nevada. This interview covers the history of Nevada and Mr. Evans’s life. During the interview, Mr. Evans discusses education, sports, employment, the weather and the railroad in Las Vegas. He also discusses transportation, recreation, community involvement, raising a family in Las Vegas, the development of Fremont and the Strip, and religious activities. Mr. Evans served as a Bishop for the LDS Church in Las Vegas and in regards to education, he served on the Clark County School Board.
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Letter from Walter R. Bracken (Los Angeles) to E. E. Calvin (Los Angeles), March 9, 1926
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Archival Collection
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Letter to the Las Vegas Land and Water Company president about the cost of turning the Las Vegas Ranch into a demonstration ranch. The letter makes it very clear that the primary motivation in creating a demonstration ranch is the protection of their water rights.
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