Two Anglo women and three Indian women. The Indian women are seated on wicker chairs. The Indian woman at left turned away from the camera; second Indian woman in center, back row, hides her face with her arm. The photograph was possibly taken at Manse Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada. A Post-it note identifies the Indian woman in front, right, as "probably Maude Yount." This is a different woman from the Maude Yount identified on photo Image ID:0096 0020.

Arrangement note: Series V. Glass slidesSite name: Laborers' International Union of North America local 872 (building) (Las Vegas, Nev.)

A picture postcard of a Native American woman carrying an infant in a cradleboard on her back. Handwritten notes on the postcard say "This design is used for a boy," and "Buckskin casing[?] over basket." Caption: "No. 38 Natives of Nevada."

Four Indian children in front of cottonwood tree. The photograph was taken at Manse Ranch or Hidden Ranch, Pahrump Valley, Nevada.

Two men in costume with a young Native American girl at the first Helldorado Day Parade on Fremont Street in Las Vegas, Nevada. The man dressed as President Lincoln was one of Harold Stocker's craps dealers.