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A straw-dry whistle of air blows across this sun-ravaged town as 15 working girls clad in blue jeans and T-shirts pile into a van for a ride to the community clinic. It is Tuesday--Doctor Day--the appointed day each week when the women are tested for occupational hazards of the Chicken Ranch, a lucrative bordello that attracts about 30, customers a year. It is a tidy sum for a small clinic largely dependent on community support to keep its doors open. For many residents here, the ranch is something akin to living near a toxic waste dump--distasteful, but inevitable. We just tolerate it. What else can you do?

Here are some things you should know about legal prostitution in Nevada:. The movement against prostitution after the Civil War was closely linked to the abolition of slavery, and started with efforts to fight the licensing of houses of prostitution in many states, according to a history provided as part of a Ninth Circuit Court decision on brothel advertising. From and , there was a wave of laws passed against people who profited off putting women and girls into prostitution. Nevada law prohibits solicitation and prostitution unless it takes place in a licensed house of prostitution. State law bans licensed brothels in counties with populations of , or more currently Clark County, home of Las Vegas. Only 10 counties in Nevada allow prostitution, and even then, only within licensed brothels.

There have been brothels in Nevada since the days of the Gold Rush, but in one of the state's 16 counties that could be about to change. Voters in Lyon County have a chance to put an end to legal prostitution in November, in a ballot coinciding with the country's mid-term elections. Lucy Ash met a veteran Nevada sex worker and heard the arguments for and against. Air Force Amy totters around the kidney-shaped swimming pool in her high heels to show me the gym where women can work out between clients.

The world's oldest profession has been legal in parts of Nevada since , but is unambiguously illegal everywhere else. Anyone wanting to legally exchange money for sex has to get out of Las Vegas to do so. Sheri's Ranch is in Pahrump, Nev. Incidentally it's also where forgotten Apple co-founder Ron Wayne currently calls home.