Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-11
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Orange County Orange Growers
Boycott the Buyers.
Anaheim Agitated Over a Water
Company Election.
shipping and Local Notes from Redon-
de-Pemona's Newf chool Houses.
News Matters from
Pasadena.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 10.-There are at
present five inmates in the county jail,
four being confined there for vagrancy,
and the fifth, Mexican, being held on
suspicion of being murderer, and
thought to be the man wanted for the
killing of a ranch hand in Mono county
some time ago. The sheriff OF that
county is on his way down to see If the
prisoner is the right man.
DECIDED SUCCESS.
The entertainment given by Company
F at Spurgeon's hall last night was a
success in every particular, the attend
ance being large and the programme
we'll rendered. The address of welcome
by Captain Roper and the speech by
Major McKelvey were both well re-
ceived, while the duet as sung by the
Misses Minna Roper and Anna kernodle
was q gem. The little Misses Adams,
always prime favorites here, contributed
much to the evenings pleasures, and all
the other numbers we're acceptable.
After the musical and literary pro-
gramme had been concluded dancing
was inaugurated, and many couples
tripped the light fantastic until late this
morning. Company F is the pride of
Santa Ana, and all hope that it may last
to see many anniversaries.
THE DEPUTY CASE.
The county officials are in peck of
trouble, as they are all trying to attend
to the county e business without the as
sistance of deputies, awaiting settle
ment of the case of Ford VS.. @. f. Man
sur, restraining the county treasurer
from paying deputies salaries under
the present system. Every county Off
Ger AYERS that it is impossible to do the
work without the aid of deputies, and
as none of them are philanthropic enough
to pay help out of their own pockets,
the work is not being all done. The out
come of this suit will be watched with
much interest.
NEW TEACHERS.
At the teachers examination held last
week in this city G. w. McGinnis, Miss
Cora A. Williams and II. @. Head were
granted high school certificates on
credentials; Mrs. Mary A. Donaldson
was granted special certificate, as was
also Miss Hattie Mccoy. The Misses
Rosie A. Davis, Maud Grew, Clara Ma
son and Leonard Harvey we're granted
grammar grade certificates, and all the
applicants for primary certificates failed.
THE EDITORS.
Santa Ana presents gala appearance
today, as all the business houses are
tastefully decorated with flags and bunt-
ing, in honor of our visitors, the Edi.
torial Association of Southern California
About 20 members, several being &C.
companied by their wives, arrived in
town this morning, and large number
are expected on the afternoon trains.
It is believed that at least rs will be
present at the meeting tonight. At
p. m. the editors left in special train
for Newport over the Santa Ana and
Newport railroad. Several hours were
pleasantly spent at the beach. The Wis
itors expressed surprise and pleasure at
our splendid landing place. The return
trip from the beach was made. and at
O'Clock the editors assembled in Spur
geon's hall, when the meeting was for
mally opened by an address of welcome
delivered in happy manner by D. M.
Baker of the Standard of this city.
Scipio Craig of the Redlands Citrograph
responed as only Craig could. Inter-
esting papers were read on various sub
jects. The meeting in the evening was
largely attended, a large number of
Santa Ana's citizens turning out. To-
morrow morning at Q O'Clock the editors
will be taken for a three hours drive
through the eastern part of the county,
returning at IL O'Clock, in time to take
the train for Anaheim, where lunch
will be served and visitors taken for a
carriage drive.
1880 p. M, atSpurgeon's Wallpapers
to be read:
Neatness in Newspaper Work, by A.
F. Clarke, followed by general discus
sion.
Newspaper Advertising Agencies, by
J. 81. Wallace. General discussion.
Election of officers and regul ar
business.
Santa Anans are proud of the honor of
having our city selected as the place for
holding this important meeting, and
propose to see that our visitors have a
good time.
BRRvTTIEs.
An ardent member of the First Bap-
tist church of this city last Sunday SUBJ
scribed $500 to foreign missionary work.
1t is rumored that large section of the
San Joaquin ranch is to be subdivided
and sold.
Stutsman & Stutsman, lately residents
of Iowa, have opened law Office in this
city. The elderIMr. Stutsman was form
erly circuit judge of the Buckeye
state.
George Briggs has sold his cigar and
news stand to Ed Alexander. Mr..
Briggs and family intend to locate in
PhWnix, Ariz., and their many friends
here will regret to learn of their de-
parture.
The orange growers of Tustin met in
that town last night and decided not to
sign the ironclad contracts demanded
by buyers and shippers. In fact, they
decided to market their own oranges
this season, using private brands. The
meeting was largely attended, and from
the spirit manifested the Tustinites
mean just what they say. Another
meeting will be held some day next
week.
Turner's English Girls will play at
Spurgeon's opera house on Thursday
night.
W. o. Logan and family of Iowa are
in this city and will locate here. Mr..
Logan has purchased the Brown place
west of town.
Rev. G. E. Dye, wife and daughter
are visiting friends in Los Angeles.
J.L. Mande of San Bernardino was
in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Clifford we're made