Ah You photographed in 1861. [Adjacent caption reads: "This is a photographic copy of the record and photo of the first Chinese arrested in San Francisco in 1861 for Petite Larceny. He was photoed [sic] the first day the Police Gallery opened in the old City Hall S.E. cor. Washington and Kearny Sts. In 1861.]
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