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Left to right: Paul Harrington, Leslie H. Smith, John Harrington, Dorothy Snider and Vincent Harrington around a lemonade stand in the summer of 1932. Two automobiles in the background. The children are on the west side of the 500 block of Second Street with a row of the railroad cottages on the opposite side of the street. Leslie H. Smith was born in Las Vegas in 1927 and lived at 624 South 6th Street. Sixty-four railroad cottages were built by the Las Vegas Land and Water Company for employees of the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad.

Sheet A-1 of 11 sheets. Job number 150. Passenger station for Union Pacific Railroad Company, Las Vegas, Nevada. Blueprint includes details of main stair, metal facia, drains for waiting room roof and main roof, gutter and roof guard, ladder to equipment room, and attic vent.
Site Name: Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Sheet A-4 of 11 sheets. Job number 150. Passenger station for Union Pacific Railroad Company, Las Vegas, Nevada. Blueprint includes longitudinal and cross sections at north end, and elevations of east front, west (track side), north end, and south end.
Site Name: Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Sheet A-6 of 11 sheets. Job number 150. Passenger station for Union Pacific Railroad Company, Las Vegas, Nevada. Blueprint includes light trough for waiting room and ticket counter, and details and plans of counter, ticket case, back of ticket counter, profile of ticket counter face, waiting room columns, waiting room clock, and east wall of waiting room.
Site Name: Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Sheet A-10 of 11 sheets. Job number 150. Passenger station for Union Pacific Railroad Company, Las Vegas, Nevada. Blueprint includes details of case work in basement, janitor room, record storage room, dispatcher's office, and chief dispatcher room and details of shelving in records storage and check room.
Site Name: Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Letter regards employment opportunitites.

Letter inquires about a mill and rates for handling custom ores.