, 1885-07-16
CAPITALIsIs
The Colorado Editors on an Excursion
to oregon.

10 OTeROhs
Tho Colorado Press Association held
its annual session in Denver last Tuesday
at the Albany, the handsome and stylish
new hotel which has lately been opened
there at the corner of Seventeenth and
California streets, Beside the usual
routine business the association elected as
officers for the ensuing year the follow
ing:
President, Charles p. Bryan; vice presi-
dent. W. G. Smith; second vice president,
A. ii. German; corresponding secretary,
@. f. Whitehead; treasurer, r. A. Til.
ney; executive committee, II. l.. Hay
ward. Henry L. Feldwisch G. f. r. Hay
ward.
Yesterday the following named mem
bers of the association started from Denver
at 1870 p. m, on an excursion to Oregon
over the Union Pacific and branch lines.
President, Charles P. BRYAN; first vice
president, W. G. Smith, of the Golden
Globe; secretary, W. Il. Pabor; Miss
Helen Coleman, Grand Junction Demo
crat r. +. Tflney, Boulder Banner: Mrs.
John Atkins and son, Rocky Momtain
Nelos; Wolfe Londoner, Queen Bee; Jas.
Smeeton and wife, Colorado Cathode:
Mrs. William Stapleton, Rocky Mountain
Neos; James Torrens, Greeley Sun:
George N. Raymond and lady, Animas
Forks Pioneer j. D. Dillenback, Western
Newspaper Union; W. II. Mcclure and
wife, Canon City Gate City; II. L. Wads-
worth and wife. Mining Rerieio. Denver;
o. II. Wangelin, Boulder Herald: Mrs.
I. +. Dawson and sister, Denver Times;
Abe Roberts and wife, Montrose Messen-
GER 7. IL. Fisher, J. A. c. Reynolds.
Western Trade Rerier; Avery Gallup
and wife, Colorado Fdrnley; r. NJ. Ste
venson and wife, unattached; H. b. JEFF.
fries and wife, Pittsburg Leader; w. G..
Packard and wife, Sterling Necs; W. S.
Sloan, Denver Ne,cs; Henry James and
wife, Miss Maggie Sears, Ne,o Wesf, Lit
erary Bureau, Union Pacific railway; L.
N. Lamont and wife, Canon City Aer-
cnry; George S. Irwin and wife, White
Pine Conc; W. Wittenborg, Denver Her
aid; ID. Hamburger and wife, Saguache
Chronicle; r. j.. Van Valkenburg and
wife, Erie Independent John II. Chiefly,
Evans Journal; S. A. Noyes, unattached;
f. NJ. Hawkins, Fairplay Plume.
Henry james, of the literary bureau of
the Union Pacific, was in charge and the
party will have Il glorious time with the
following itinerary: -
July l5-Excursion to Idaho and Ore.
gon-Leave union depot, l.25 p. M;
supper at Cheyenne. 6:lO p. IN.
July l6-Green River. breakfast, 9:l5
a. m; Granger connect with Oregon
Short Line, lilo a. M; Cokeville, din
ner; Pocatello, supper, s:25 p. NJ.
July l7-Shoshone, l a. m. coaches
for SAoshone falls; return during the
evening to Shoshone.
July is-Leave Shoshono, / a. m.
reach Kuna. 6 a. m.
boiSc 0lN. Nncfc, us the
guests of the city council and citizens, the
day will be spent; return to Kuna at
night.
July l9-Leave Kuna 6:sO n. IN. CaId.
well: breakfast, 100 a. m, Huntington
l0:45 a. IN. Change to Oregon Railway
and Navigation c~ompany's line.
July 20-Umatilla Junction 1880 a. m.
Portland 10 m. Pullman palace sleeper
held at depot for use of member until
time to return TO Denver.
July 2l-Sail down the Columbia liver.
reaching Astoria early in the afternoon
and remaining until next morning.
July 22-Returu to Portland.
July 23-Leave Portland for Denver.
July 26-Reach Denver . p. M.
The party reached here in special sleep
ers attached to the regular Denver train.
arriving about 6 p. m, having been de-
tanned a short time by the unusual length
of the train and the pull against a strong
wind which was blowing. All were in the
best spirits and anticipating an unusually
pleasant trip.
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