The Club was established when Los Angeles was still a small Spanish-English speaking pueblo of perhaps 35,000 people, with its few cable cars, gas lights, horse-drawn vehicles and unpaved streets, nurtured by its livestock, vines and fruit orchards.
The Club was established when Los Angeles was still a small Spanish-English speaking pueblo of perhaps 35,000 people, gas lights nurtured by its livestock, vines and fruit orchards. This was with its few cable cars. Gas lights were horse-drawn vehicles. Gas lights were horse-drawn unpaved streets.