Boys with Manchu queues crossing North Los Angeles Street toward the Garnier Building west side of the 400 block. The left middle staircase leads to Way Leung Association, predecessor to the present-day Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association. The business in the center is Coey Ling Lung, 417 North Los Angeles Street.
Three men in procession hoisting parade banners on Los Angeles Street near Los Angeles Plaza, which is to the left of the image. In front of them are two men wearing suits and one man wearing overalls. Several children are trailing them. The camera is facing north.
View down Marchessault Street from east of Alameda Street. Los Angeles High School tower (later Central Junior High School) can be seen in the background.
A grandfather crosses Alameda Street with his grandchild. On the left behind him is a man wearing a suit and smoking a cigarette. The camera is pointing west with Marchessault Street in the background.
Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right.
Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right.
Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right.
Exterior of the Firehouse Building across from Los Angeles Plaza. Signs for Yin King Low restaurant, occupant of the building at the time, on the left, and Coca-Cola, on the right.
The interior of a wooden trunk. It contains a metal tin, papers, and several books, including Modern Business Correspondence by Frank Merrill Erskine, published 1906.
Three-quarter view of a wooden trunk with metal handles and lock in a room with white wall and hexagonal tiles. A label, shown in CHSSC-81-03-22, is on the interior of the lid by the lock. A 5 inch by 7 inch card has been placed in the lid for scale.
Three-quarter view of a wooden trunk with metal handles and lock in a room with white wall and hexagonal tiles. A label, shown in CHSSC-81-03-22 is on the interior of the lid by the lock.
Handwritten Chinese-language bill from Quong Yick Wing Co., 952a Stockton Street, San Francisco, California to Quong Tsue Lung, 130 S. Side Plaza, Los Angeles, CA. The letter is stamped with Quong Yick Wing Co.'s seal.
Handwritten Chinese-language bill from Quong Yick Wing Co., 952a Stockton Street, San Francisco, California to Quong Tsue Lung, 130 S. Side Plaza, Los Angeles, CA. The letter is stamped with Quong Yick Wing Co.'s seal.
Envelope for the letter from CHSSC-81-03-15, 17, 18. Postmarked August 23, 1921 at 2:30 pm in San Francisco, California. It has additional Chinese writing on the left side and is torn open on the right side.
Handwritten Chinese-language bill from Quong Yick Wing Co., 952a Stockton Street, San Francisco, California to Quong Tsue Lung, 130 S. Side Plaza, Los Angeles, CA. The letter is stamped with Quong Yick Wing Co.'s seal.
Receipt for subscription to the newspaper Chung Sai Yat Po, also known as China West Daily, 809 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, California, from January 1 to June 30, 1927.
Affidavit by Quan Hoo Sing and two others confirming Quan Bing as a merchant from Yuen Lee Produce Company and familiarity with his son Quan Ming Gin. Notarized by G. F. {Buckhaus?]
Affidavit by Quan Hoo Sing and two others confirming Quan Bing as a merchant from Yuen Lee Produce Company and familiarity with his son Quan Ming Gin. Notarized by G. F. {Buckhaus?]
Affidavit confirming that Quan Bing is a merchant and member of Yuen Lee Produce Company, located at 945 San Julian Street, Los Angeles. Includes a photo of him as well as a photo of his son, Quan Ming Gin, who lives with his mother Wong Shee in China. Quon Bing wishes to bring his son Quan Ming Gin to the United States for a proper education to work as a merchant. Quan Bing last left the United States in the 10th month of the 31st year of Guangxu (1905) via S.S. Mongolia and returned in the 8th month of the 32nd year via S.S. Coplic. Notarized by G.F. [Buckhaus?].
Affidavit confirming that Quan Bing is a merchant and member of Yuen Lee Produce Company, located at 945 San Julian Street, Los Angeles. Includes a photo of him as well as a photo of his son, Quan Ming Gin, who lives with his mother Wong Shee in China. Quon Bing wishes to bring his son Quan Ming Gin to the United States for a proper education to work as a merchant. Quan Bing last left the United States in the 10th month of the 31st year of Guangxu (1905) via S.S. Mongolia and returned in the 8th month of the 32nd year via S.S. Coplic. Notarized by G.F. [Buckhaus?].
Affadavit by Quan Hay confirming Quan Sam as a member of the firm of Quong Tsue Lung & Co. Includes a list of stockholders of the company at that time, including those in China, and their shares of the business. Notarized by Barton Darlington.
Affidavit by [?] Gilles of First National Bank of Los Angeles, Alphonse Paradis, 325 North Los Angeles Street, and A.S. [Anderson?] confirming Quan Sam as a merchant so that he can return to the United States after a visit to China. A photo of Quan Sam is included. Notarized by Barton Darlington.
Donation receipt from Sue Hing Benevolent Association, 125 Waverly Place, San Francisco, May 26, 1918 (right); donation receipt to Canton Ming Li Library and Museum, August 20, 1920
Two paper membership receipts, numbers 72 and 311, from the Los Angeles Chapter Lung Kong Tin Yee Association issued in the fifth year of the Republic of China
