The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23
GMlemorraf-S Star
Mississippi Press Association,
Twenty-F Fifth Annual Session at
West Point, May IL, 1890.

Aberdeen 1
Thompson.
Alderman Review-Miss Alice
A. AmasOn.
Brokhaven Lea Ter b. I,
Hobbs.
Bav st. LOUIS ProGreSs-A. r.
Hart and L. j. Bowers.
Byhalia Journal-M. ID. Her
ring.
Braudon Republican,. j.
Frantz.
COnnth Sub-SoiIer and Demo
crat-S. q. Barr.
Columbus Index-R. W. Banks.
Columbus Echo-MlsS Jennie
Gates.
Columbus Dispatch-CharleS NJ.
Hays.
Canton Pickett-E. L Ross.
Centerville Sentinel-W. L..
May and wife.
Durant Democrat. X. Almon
and wife.
Ellisyille New Soulh-J. j..
Shannon, wife aud daughter.
FTiar's Point Cuahomian-F.
Chew.
Grenada Sentinel-R T. Payne.
GreenvilleIimes-G w. Rogers.
proxy.
Grenada New Era - Frank
Smith.
Houston Free South--Valentine
Ruff and Miss Rosa Ruff.
HazIehursS Signal-W. L. Mitch,
ell and Mis- Mary Mitchell.
Hattiesburg Democrat-J. NJ.
Williamson and wife.
jackson New Mississippian-E.
l.. Martin and q. l.. Snead.
Jackson Communicable. S.
Wilson.
KosciuskO Star--W. NJ. Noah.
Lexington AdvertiSer-C. Often
berg and A. s. Gutenberg.
Louisville Signal-W. J. New.
som.
Lumbtrton Headbl, ck-P. E.
Williams.
Magnolia Gazette-D. NJ. Huff.
Meridian Meridian-J. Ii. Well
born aud Will COwan.
Monticello Pre-! s-Joseph Dale.
Meridian White RibLoner-MrS.
Ii. B. Kplls.
Meridian News-D. B. Harris.
Okolona MesSenger-Frank Bur
kit and Mrs. j. F. CaDpleman.
Oxford Globe--J. II. Showers.
Pascagoula DEMOCRATS TAR-P.
X. Mayors.
Rolling Fork Pilots. W. Lang
dord.
Ripley Advertiser. A. Hearne.
Rosedale Democrat-W. a.
Cooper and wife.
Summit SentInel-N. L. Bon
'ney.
Sco0ba HERALD - Miss Binnie
Vinson and d. II. Duke.
Starkville Citizen - Fletcher
FOndrOn.
Starkville Times-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Ward.
Senatdbia Record. G. ROsen-
Borough aUd wife.
.SuIEfUwer TOcsln-C. p. Adair.
TupelO Ledger-J. l.. Gillespie.
VickSburg Postum. aud Mrs. j.
q. Eastman.
Vicksburg Herald--G. w. Rog
ers and wife.
Walden Democrat - Mrs. NJ.
Doxie.
Walthall Warden-G. w. bud.
ley.
WInOna Advance-P. il. Moore
and wife.
Water Valley Progresses. b
Brown. !,
West Point LEADER. I. Car.
Isle.
West Point FOrum-John Hen.
dersOn.
Winona Times-W. NJ. Hunt
and Mr.. NJ. q. Harvey.
WOodville Courier--H. ii. Bon
ner and w. W. Chisholm.
Winona New Farmer-W. A. f.,
Hurt and wife.
YazoO City Sentinel w. A.
Henry and wife.
Yazoo City Herald--J. G, Nc.
CURE.
With the CONCLUSION of the roll
call, President Mitchell read the
annual address. In his address I
the president stated that of the
original members OF the assOcia-
ton organized in June, 1866, only
four remained in active work.
These are Col. j. j. Shannon, MIR.
A. j. Franlz, Capt. Z. X. Mayers
and Col. j. l.. Power.
The presidents address was re-
ferred 10 a committee of three,
composed of L. X. Mayers. j. X.
Almon aud A. j. FraniZ.
Col. Franiz offered a resolution
asking The press of the State TO re-
fuse TO publish the lists of delin-
quent tax sales, as the compensa-
ton was only five cents a subdI.
vision, and that The rate be made
twenty cents for each subdivision.
Referred.
MI. Joseph Dale introduced a
a resolution looking to a cOndem-
nation Of State officers who have
Jailed 10 pay their pro rata share
Of the cost Of election tickets.
Tabled.
Mt. J.G. Mcclure introduced a
resolution commanding Governor
Stone for his action in the Anlhouv
Thomas case.
Col. A. j. Frantz rose 10 oppose
The resolution. when Mr. r. m