The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

The annual jaunt Of the Upper PENN
sula * Northern Wisconsin Press Assoc
citation embraced the Menominee Range
this year, meeting at Iron Mountain last
Monday. The attendance this year was
very small, which called out the following
remarks, just fitting the case, from Bro
Their Tuten, OF the Menominee Range,
Iron Mountain:
The unsatisfactory feature OF the other
wise successful meeting Of the editors of
Michigan in this city last Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, ~ the FAULT ot GER
tain Upper Peninsula editors, who SO FAR
have not manifested the interest in the
Upper Peninsula * Northern Wisconsin
Press Association that il reasonably ex-
pected OF them. Only Menominee, Delta,
Iron, Gogehic and Florence counties were
represented mt all, unless we except
Houghton county which had proxy in
Mr.. Phelps, hate editor Of the Hancock
Journal, tndexcept Menominee, no coun-
| ty wits fully represented at the third
annual meeting of this association.
Many Of the Upper Peninsula editors
have never manifested the slightest i'm
terest in the organization, and conse-
quently the organization Tails To be as
beneficial from a business standpoint
and as satisfactory from a social stand
point as il ought TO be. The Range be-
lieves the absent ones are the greater
losers, and hopes that greater interest
will be shown in the future.
The business meetingof the association
was held in the Range Office Monday
evening, July 81, with the following
members present:
i. G. Van Duzer, Iron Port, Escanaba.
j. T. Soults, Democrat. Menominee.
!. b. Knight, Current, Norway.
G.. G.. Youngs, Mining News, Florence.
II. p. Tuten, Menominee Range, Iron
Mountain.
j. i. Simpson, Pick & Axe, Bessemer.
Herb. Smith, journal, Iron Mountain
+. Il. Phelps, Copper Journal, Han
cock.
II. +. Andersen, The DIAMOND DRILL
Crystal Falls.
James ii. MacNaughton, Current, Nor
way.
| q. NJ. Atkinson, THE DIAMOND DRILL.
Crystal Falls.
President Van Duzer took the chair
called the netting 10 order and the FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensu
ing year:
Presidential. @. Fiheld, .4t
First vice president--J. III. Wilson.
Second vice president-J. j. Simpson.
Third vice prcsident-W. l.. Clarke.
Secretary-J. Il. knight.
Treasurer--R. II. Tuten.
Executive Committee. u. SOnltS, g.
NJ. Atkinson, j. e. NanDuzer, q. &
Younas. III. NJ. Powers.
The next annual meeting will be held
in Menominee. On the following morn
ING the State press gang, numbering lac
editors and their wives came in ON q
special train from the 500, where the,
were entertained the previous evening
Together with the Upper Peninsula edi
tors aud their wives, they spent the da,
viewing the sights In and around lror
Mountain. I'm the evening the members
OF both associations and invited resi-
dents Of Iron Mountain, sat down to 4
bountiful banquet, spread by Conroy
the Milwaukee caterer, the menu beinga
appended:
Chicken salad.
Lobster salad
u Beef tenderloin
Beef tongue, a la'Ecarlotte.
Sliced spring chicken
Glazed ham, sliced.
Sliced cucumbcrs.
Sliced tomatoes.
Pickles.
Olives.
Loaf cake, assorted.
Fancy cake, assorted
Ice creams and ices, assorted.
Lemonade trapps
French coffee.
0olong tea.
Fruits, assorted
Then followed the toasts after whic
the members OF the state associatio
boarded the special train and by te
O'Clock were on the way 60 st. Paul an
Yellowstone park. The great iron mine
OF the Upper Peninsula was new sigh
to them and they enjoyed very much th
manner " which they were cntertainc
by the citizens Of the metropolis of III
Mcnominec range.
BY the kindness Of Supt. w. b. Lind
ley the u. 4. editors were furnished
special car which left the Iron Mountai
depot at ten o'clock Wednesday morI
ing and arrived at Florence soon ate
Here the editorial party was taken