The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-29
Tenth Annual Session of the Ar
 kansas Press Association.


 lowing members answered to theil names:
 W. W. Byers, Pilot, Batesville.
 /. T. Bennett, Beacon, Searcy.
 Adam Clark, Standard, Arkadel phia.
 John W. Carnall, Elevator, Fort Smith.
 w. ". Folsom, Vidette, Augusta. F. D. Denton, Guard, Batesyille. J. II. Frazier, Banner, Clinton.
 T. J. Hicks, Home, Lonoke.
 Jno, C.. Holland, Beacon, Searcy E. c. Johnson, True Democrat, Little Rock.
 J. W. Johnson, Press, Gainesville. E. L. Kinney, Advance, Judsonia. J. II. Lowry, News, Hope.
 A. G. Lowry,
 Chas. Matthews, Sentinel, Hot Springs.
 Dr. NJ. NJ. Mcclure Arkansian, Dardanelle.
 J. w. Miller, Signal, Philadelphia. W. L. Morris, DEMOCRAT, Russell vile.
 L. B. Mitchell, Triumph, Austin. Thos. Newman, Times, Harrison. J. NJ. Raines, Pioneer, Dallas.
 B. F. Renfro, Independent, Alma. J. s. Thomas, Appeal, Des Arc. w. A. Webber, Little Rock.
 Miss Jesse Webber '' !"
 k. A. Warren, Dispatch, Prescott. Robert w. Leigh, Headlight, Nor hilton,
 Rev. J. C. Brown, Methodist.
 J. L. Tullis, News, Center Point. On motion, c. C. Colburn, W. w. Fulsom and Chas. Matthews, were appointed a committee to confer as to the eligibility of application for membership.
 The following resolution was offer ed by J. $. Thomas and adopted: Resolved, That no ballot be had upon an application for membership in this association, unless the appll- cant be present, and make the ap- plication in person.
 The following new members were enrolled:
 T. F. Ray, Advocate, Corning; A. F. Livingston, Log Cabin, Conway: {: Ellis Woolman, Horse Shoe, Hot Springs; c. W. Penn, Republican, Eureka; A. c. Hull, Citizen, Mt. Home; H. $. Coleman, Pilot, Bates vllls; James J. Baugh, Appeal, Des Arc; J. II. Pollard, Democrat, Con way, Lewellyn Rogers, Tribune, Camden; 0. C., Ludwig, Enterprise, Springdale; T. C.Humphry, Express, Paris; J. E. Macarthur, Globe, Siloam Springs; C. P. Thornton, Banner, Columbia, C. ii. Wootten, Democrat, Texarkana; J. T. NJ. Elm, merson, Protestant, Magnolia; c. J. Steel, Gazette, Lewisville; J. J. Bur TOW, Argus, Van Buren A. c. Black :; Advance, Benton Albert Cox, Dis patch, Siioam Springs.
 The following resolutions were of fered by /. T. BennetG and adopted Resolved, That no old member shall be admitted as a new member of this Association so as to avoid thereby the payment of back dues. Adjourned until o'clock, ? m.
 EVENING SESSION.
 Association called to order at the appointed time.
 On motion the address of the Pres. ident was made the special order for f o'clock this evening.
 The chair announced the follow ing standing committees: COMMITTEE ON CONSTRUCTION & BY,
 LAWS.
 E. A. Warren, C. C. Colburn, Adam Clarke, W. w. Fulsom, and F. D. Denton, COMMITTEE ON MEMORIALS To THE 4. T. Bennett, J. II. Lowcry, and w. l.. Morris.
 COMMITTEE ON SECRETARY * TREAS
 URER's Books.
 J. $. Thomas, J. l.. Tullis, and T. C. humpnfy.
 Resolutions, Tn regard to foreign advertising and foreign advertising rates was introduced by Robt. w. Leigh and F.. A. Warren and was referred to the committee on Con. sttution and Bylaws.
 Letters from several gentlemen expressing regret for not being able to attend the meeting of the associa- tion were read and filed
 E. A. Warren offered the following resolution which was referred to a special committee of five:
 Resolved, That as newspaper edit ors, we will support no man for any county office. who does not pledge himself to have all hls job work done at some office in his county.
 A memorial on the life of Miss Durham was offered by w. L. Nor. ris and referred to committee on memorials.
 President delivered his annual address which was ordered printed and the suggestion in regard to eligi bility referred to committee on con stitution and by laws land all other