Name/Title
"LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD," JANUARY 9, 1875Entry/Object ID
2004.114.1.1Description
Color: Black; White
"Los Angeles Daily Herald," Volume 3, Number 87, January 9, 1875. The item has the periodical's name, volume and number, and day and date in the masthead. The front page consists entirely of advertising. Page two has three and a quarter columns of editorials and telegraph dispatches from the nation, and three and three-quarter columns of advertisements. Page three has three and one-half columns of local news, including an article about the trial of bandit Tiburcio Vasquez and one on the incorporation of the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad Company, of which F. P. F. Temple, a part-owner of the newspaper, was treasurer. There is also a note that Elijah H. Workman was installed as an officer in the Odd Fellows Lodge 160. There are also three and one-half columns of advertising. On the back page is a city and county directory of officials, prices on the financial and commercial markets, and the rest is advertising. In fair condition, the item is separated at the spine, has brittlenes, creases, light soiling, darkening, foxing on the back page, losses from disbinding, pencil marks at the top of the front, small and light stains throughout, except for a large one at the top of the front, and small edge tears.Lexicon
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