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LA REINA LOS ANGELES IN THREE CENTURIES
Senora Clotilda de la Guerra de Sepulveda, representative of the type of Spanish families which
owned the great ranchos on which much of Los Angeles is now built
But by the time Cleveland had offered to restore Queen Liliuokalani to the
throne of Hawaii and Coxey's Army had reached Washington a well-known magazine
writer predicted that the "twentieth century will not be far advanced when Los
Angeles will be the commercial capital of the West." Among his reasons he gave
the following
"If you visit Los Angeles you do not find that everybody is trying to pull every-
