101. Men at mine shaft collar
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102. Sacked ore at Round Mountain
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103. Men with ore cart at Round Mountain
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104. Men guarding sacked ore at Round Mountain
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105. Man at Round Mountain mine site
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106. Frank Williams memoir
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107. View of men standing by hillside pipeline
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108. Men taking a break in the shade
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109. Three men at mine site
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110. Men and workhorse at mine headframe
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111. Men inspect burst pipeline
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112. Men and women standing on ore cart trestle
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113. McDermott to Clark, April 18, 1903
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114. People sitting on hill above mine
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115. Portrait of men resting in the shade
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116. Men standing near hillside pipeline
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117. Men guarding sacked ore
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118. Men working at hillside mine
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119. People posing with mine ore cart
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120. Men gathered at mine
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121. Woman at mine in winter
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122. Two women at mine site
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123. Two women sitting on rocky hillside
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124. Group posing for snapshot near automobile
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125. Round Mountain mine entrance
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126. Railroad ore car and wagon
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127. Iverson letter to Walker, April 26, 1918
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128. Scott letter to Walker, May 20, 1918
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129. Walker letter to Scott May 24, 1918
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130. Walker letter to Flint, March 5, 1918
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131. Flint employment letter to Walker, March 19, 1918
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132. Techatticup Mine furnishings receipt for Charlie Labbe
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133. George W. Arnold letter to his uncle, 1870
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134. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his mother, July 26, 1907
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135. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his mother, August 21, 1907
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136. J.T. McWilliams Field Survey Journal
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137. History of Las Vegas Mission
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138. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to Bill Myers, January 15, 1957
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139. C.A. Earle Rinker sets off to the mine
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140. Men preparing ore for transport
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141. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his mother, February 7, 1907
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142. Three men resting at lodging
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143. Sacking ore at Tonopah Club Mine
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144. Men standing with mining machinery
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145. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his mother March 17, 1907
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146. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his father, April 27, 1908
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147. Man seated in a wooden building
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148. C.A. Earle Rinker letter to his mother, February 15, 1908
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