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English: http://search.proquest.com/docview/164153873/ Cartoon of City Councilman William H. Pierce of Los Angeles, with a fire hose. He was known for his interest in the city's purchase of private water companies. The cartoon was published in the Los Angeles Times of February 15, 1902. Pierce was also a founder of the Pierce Brothers Mortuary.
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