Name/Title
"LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD," APRIL 23, 1874Entry/Object ID
2004.22.1.1Description
Color: Black; White
"Los Angeles Daily Herald," Volume 2, Number 19, April 23, 1874. The item has the periodical's name, volume and number, and day and date in the masthead. The front page contains a column with information from the Anaheim area and six columns of advertising. Page two has three columns of editorials, encouraging agricultural pursuits, and news, including telegraph dispatches from the nation, and three columns of advertisements, including a two column one for the saddlery of William H. and Elijah H. Workman. Page three has three columns of local news, including an article about the pursuit of bandit Tiburcio Vasquez, and three columns of advertising. On the back page is a reprint of an article from the "San Diego World" newspaper about Los Angeles' development and which mentions F. P. F. Temple and the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad, a map titled "Map of Our Back Country," referring to the sphere of influence of Los Angeles, and five columns of advertising, including one for the Temple and Workman bank. In poor condition, the item is separated at both the vertical and horizontal folds, has brittlenness, creases, soiling, browning, edge flaking, stains, and tears.Lexicon
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Two-dimensional, Newspapers, Los Angeles City and County Printing and Publishing Company, The, Bandits--Los Angeles County (Calif.), Banks and banking--Los Angeles (Calif.), Railroads--Los Angeles (Calif.), Businesses--Los Angeles (Calif.)