Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-09
EHsFROM NH|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Programme for the Editors En-
tertainment.
Events of Interest from Number OF
Places of Note.
xsdondo shipping Notes-Bsseban at
Long Beach-Alhambra News.
County Division-Notes OF
General Interest.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 8.-This weather
Hhat Southern California is just now en-
toying is truly delightful. Today the
sun has shone out warm and bright,
and every available conveyance that
eonld be procured bore its load OF hu-
mznity to the beaches or neighboring
towns for an outing. At no time since
ahs season closed has there been as
many persons at Newport beach as to-
Say, and the little harbor presented
apiie busy appearance, as several lum-
her vessels are anchored there awaiting
10 unload their cargoes of lumber.
About 10 different fishing parties are
st Newport, putting in the winter sea-
son in fishing. Jut now they are meet
ing with only ordinary success. but
earlier thousands OF pounds of fish were
caught and marketed from here every
week.
THE EDITORS.
The Southern California Editorial as
sociation meets in this city Tuesday.
Following is the programme arranged
for the first day: Editors will arrive
on she Santa Fe at 9 81 am. and on the
Southern Pacific at 10:55 am. Will
leave Santa Ana on a special train for
Newport Landing at l PM. returning
at 2:30 pm. Association will be called
10 order at Spurgeon's hall at 3 PM,
when reports of officers and committees
viii be heard, and new members
eascted.
At7:3O pm, at Spurgeon's hall, an
address of welcome will be delivered by
Col. D. M. Baker of the Standard; re-
eponse by Scipio Craig of the Redlands
Cisrograpb, president Editorial Associa-
tion OF Southern California.
The following papers will then be
read:
Newspaper ADV ertising-How to Get
1t, and How to Keep 1t, by I. j. Ham.
mer, followed by a general discussion OF
the subject.
Subscription List-How to Obtain 1t.
and How to Retain 1t, by W. G. Tins
ley. Discussion to follow.
From present indications it appears
that not less than 100 editors will be
mere and arrangements are being made
accordingly. The association will be in
ssssion three days.
BREvITIEs.
The action of the board of supervisors
IN allowing District Attorney Scar
borough $40 per month rent for his own
private law offices, to be used also by
ehe same individual as district at
torney's Office, is not meeting with gen.
oral approval. The labors of the district
attorney in Orange county are well paid
anyhow, $4,000 per year being ample for
all the services rendered. The board OF
supervisors will be in session again to-
morrow.
All the churches were largely attended
today. Santa Ana may be said to be q
eburch-going community.
Miss Sallie and II. S. Peabody will
leave for San Francisco tomorrow,
where Mr.. Peabody goes to resume his
law studies and Miss Peabody will re-
main for brief visit.
George Preble has returned from en-
eastern visit.
The entertainment to be given by
Company F tomorrow night promises to
be decided success. The programme
embraces several tableaux and Scenes
in Camp Life, a vocal duet by Santa
Ana's two most finished vocaiists, the
Misses Minna Roper and Anna Kerno-
die; several numbers by the Misses
Adams, the lilliputians, and an address
by Major McKelvey. The entertainment
is given upon the third anniversary OF
the organization, and all friends of the
organization are invited to attend.
Capt. P. s. Roper is in Pomona.