By Vicky Kaye
Hoover Dam, built between 1931 and 1935, was and continues to be the premier engineering marvel of the Southwest. During the height of the depression, several construction companies and thousands of people worked around the clock to bring the project to completion almost 2 years ahead of schedule. These workers came from all over the country looking for the opportunity of a steady paycheck. However, there was one unique "worker" who did his job and received no paycheck. He had no assigned housing, and no set time schedule. He came and went as he pleased, oversaw the project, and made the days of the workers more enjoyable. He was a little black dog who took his job of being the project mascot very seriously.
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