Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-09
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Programme of Its Sessions-How 1t is to
be Observation-Disclosures

be Observation-Disclosures
The Central and Northern California
Press Association holds its first annual
session in this city to-day. The Associa-
ton was organized in March last prelin-
inarily. May 24th it met and completed
its organization.
The Association will assemble at P. NJ.
to-day in the E. B. Crocker Art Gallery
museum hall and proceed with its business,
the first of which will be the admission of
new members, of whom there are twenty
three to be voted for. The reports of the
Executive Committee and the President
will then be received, and the matter of
the correction and final adoption of the
laws be taken up and other general busi-
ness. The public is invited to attend any
of the sessions, and it is believed that the
people will find it of interest to attend.
At NJ. the Association will re- convene
and the following will be the programme:
Address of the President, w. s. Green. ct
the Colusa Sun; welcome on behalf of the
city, by Joseph Steffens, President of the
Board of Trade; response, by f. K Krauth,
of the Alameda Elcindl, Chairman of the
Executive Committee; paper, "The News
paper and Its Relation to the General
Public" by William H. Mills of San Fran
cisco, by special invitation; discussion of
the paper; paper, "The Newspaper aud Its
Relation to Advertisers" by Allen B.
Lennon, of the Santa Rosa Republicdn,
discussion of the paper.
The Association will reassemble at 8 A. NJ.
tomorrow (Tuesday), and engage in gen.
eral business for thirty minutes paper,
The Part of the Newspaper to the Devei-
opment of the State" by VIM A. Lawson,
of the Marysville Appeal; discussion of
the paper paper, The Model Newspaper"
by ]. f. Thompson, OF the Hum boldt
Standard !, discussion of the paper at noon,
recess for one hour.
At P. NJ. the Association will resume its
business, as follows General business :;
report fixing place for next session. At 3
P. NJ. it is expected the Association will ad-
journ to visit the picture halls of the Art
Gallery and the rooms of the School of
Design.
AT 4 p. NJ. carriages will be in attendance
at the Art Gallery, and the guests with
their wives will be escorted by large com.
mittee of business men upon a drive,
which will conclude at the Capital Hotel at
6 P. NJ, where Messrs. Blessing & Guthrie
will accord the guests the use of their par
lors and house for rest of one hour. At Z
assembled in the parlors, and be met bv a
committee of fortyfive business men, and
escorted to the supper room in the Odd
Fellows Temple.
AT the supper Mayor Eugene ]. Gregory
and Jos. Steffens, President of the Board of
Trade, will preside. Among the other
hosts of the evening will be present Judges
Armstrong and Van Fleet, President Teb-
bets of the Board of Supervisors and wife,
Trustees Wolf and Mclaughlin and their
wives, J. B. Wright and wife, Charles
Luhrs, President of the Improvement AS
sociation, and his wife, Frank Miller, S.
Prentiss Smith, c.. H. Hubbard and wife,
ID. Lindley and wife, James l. Felter and
daughter D. Lubin and wife, D. Lindley
and wife. William Ingram and wife, Pro-
fessor Tyndall, w. C. Hendricks and WIFE
2. E. Platt, E. w. Hale and wife, J. D.
Young and wife and several others whose
responses have not yet been received.
During the evening Miss Ida Clinch,
Directress, assisted by r. I. Conn and Mrs.
G. A. Neale. will furnish vocal and instru.
mental music. Just at the conclusion of
the supper the First Artillery Band will
serenade the party.
The officers of the Association are: Hon.
Will s. Green, Colusa, President; ]. F.
Thompson, Eureka, Vice President; G. K.
McClatchy, Sacramento, Secretary; T. w.
Sheehan, Sacramento, Treasurer; Executive
Committee-W. B. II. Dodson, Red Bluff;
]. A. Woodson, Sacramento; A. C. Folger,
Bridgeport; F. J. Krauth, Alameda; A B.
Lennon, Santa Rosa, and the elected Off
GERS.
The counties that will be represented in
the session are Alameda, Sonoma, Hum
boldt Yolo, Solano, Napa, Colusa, Tehama,
Placer, Sacramento, Ell Dorado. Mono,
Contra Costa, Marin, Yuba, Sutter, Butte
Lake, Nevada, Tulare and Stanislaus.