Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-13
We EDITORS.
rAe Association Meeting at Saa
Bernar dino.


rAe Association meeting at san
Bernar dino.
Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
There is fair attendance upon the
ssni-annual meeting Of the Editorial
Association, which convened here today,
February l1th. Trains are delayed
somewhat. The overland from Los An
xeles this morning was delayed an hour
by sandstorm, and waited at Rialto
while the drifts were shoveled from the
track. There are many members OF the
association who are expected to arrive
tonight.
The Editorial Association met in regu-
lar session this afternoon at O'Clock, in
che opera house, President J. J. Ayers in
the chair.
An amendment to, or rather an ex.
rlanation of, the article relating to mem
bership was adopted, providing that the
term for which honorary members be
elected shall be one year. Notice was
given of intention to amend the bylaws
In regard to dues, providing that mem
bers who shall be in arrears for dues
more than six months be dropped from
the roll of the association.
The communication received from the
w. @. T. U. at the last regular session,
at Coronado, which was laid over until
this session, was taken up, and on mo-
ton of L. M. Holt it was received and
placed on file.
On motion of L. M. Holt the regular
order of business was dispensed with and
the election of new members was pro-
ceeded with. An opportunity was here
afforded to members to pay their dues.
The following persons were proposed
for membership: James Trownsall, Es-
condido Times; W. A. Nash, Times. In
-deg; ]. W. Harvey, Monrovia Messenger;
E. o. Gerberding, Hueneme Herald Mrs.
Frank ]. Dyer, East Side Champion; D.
Ct. Doan, Santa Barbara Herald; 4. E.
Booth, Needles Bazoo; George H. Broad
bore, Santa Ana Free Press; G. M.
Heintz, Rural Californian; G. w. Flem-
ming, Riverside Ph@nir; F. E. A. Kim
ball. Coronado Mercury; L. A. Wright,
San Diego Sun; F. III. Head, Elsinore
News; Ed. s. Gill, Los Angeles Tribune
J. E. Kiplinger, San Bernsrdino Courier;
G. L. Goodwin, Los Angeles Erpress;
JOS. Fullerton, Orange Neacs; w. K. Nc
Intosh, Santa Ana Blade; @. 1. Lorbeer,
Pomona Progress.
L. "a AACOIouoy, luduhScI VI tu0 Gu
operative advertising bureau of the press
OF Northern California, explained to the
association the workings of their plan for
managing foreign advertising. Mr.. Nc
Craney said that rates for that class of
advertising had been increased 100 Per
cent. to $50 per cent. by their plan. He
invited the association to enter into the
arrangement and suggested that COM
mittee of five be appointed to go to Sac
ramento to investigate the system.
F. K. Krauth, upon request, spoke
briefly upon the system, expressing his
entire satisfaction with it. L. M. Holt
was well impressed with the idea and
favored giving the matter trial. Upon
his motion the chair was requested to
appoint com mittee of five to go to Sac.
ramento in March to inquire into the
system.
The programme for the remainder of
the session was announced as follows
A session this evening in the opera
house. Tomorrow at q. m., there will
be q train leave for Redlands, where it
will be met by carriages and the excur-
Eionists will be driven over that beautiful
settlement; at l 80 p. M. train will
leave here for Riverside, over the Santa
Fe, to visit the citrus fair, a look being
taken at the marble quarries at Slower
mountain on the way. In the evening a
session will be held in the new Loring
opera house, at the cloee of which q
train of Pullman coaches will convey the
mem bers of the association to The
Needles, where they will arrive in the
morning and be entertained by the
people of that place, steamboat ride
on the Colorado river being mentioned |
as probable feature.
Upon motion, the chair was requested |
to appoint committee at the evening |
session to fix rates for legal advertising.
A committee was also appointed on State
division.
The meeting then adjourned until this
evening at the same place.
Among those in attendance upon the
meeting of the association are the fol-
lowing:
Col. J. J. Ayers and wife and Mrs. E.
Slater. Los Angeles HERALD; A. M.
Carpenter, San Pedro Pilot; Charles A.
Gardner and wife, Los Angeles Times
Miss Kate Dunn, w. L. Vail, Pasadena
Star; Frank ]. Dyer and wife, East Side
Champion, Los Angeles; @. H. Smith
and L. j. Hammer, Los Angeles Hotel
Gazette; J. R. Berry and wife, San Diego
Bmion; r. ii. Young and wife, Great
Southwest, National City; H. G. Tinsley
and wife, Pomona Progress; E. P.
Clarke, Ontario Record ;E. D. Gerberding,
Hueneme Herald; j. W. Harvey, Mon
Tcvia Messenger; Sam. F. Smith, Coast
Vtdette, Encipitas; Mrs. M. Bowman,
Santa Paula Chronicle; r. A. Marshall
and wife. Burbank Times; ]. P. Booth,
Needles BaSoo; W. B. H. Dodson, Red
Bluff; 81. A. McCraney and wife, Lake.
port Avalanche; w. a. Nixon, Santa
Barbara Press; George P. Doan, Santa
Barbara Herald; G.. P. Tebbitts, Santa
Barbara Independent; Scipio Craig and
wife, Redlands Citrosraph; F. E. A.
Kimball, Coronado Mercury; James
Hrownsall. Escondido Times; J. M. Mar
Gin, 0ceanside Herald; D. NJ. Baker and
daughter, Santa Ana Standard; L. M.
Holt, San Bernardino Times -Inden !;
Arthur Kearney, San Bernardino Courier
Mise Hart, Long Beach Journal; D. M.
Fraser, Elsinore News; w. r. Mcintosh,
Santa Ana Blade.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed to act on the committees named:
State Division - President Ayers,
chairman; d. M. Baker, Santa Ana;
Scip Craig, Redlands; w. II. Nixon,
Santa Barbara; DR.. James P. Booth,
Needles.
Legal Advertising-W. R. Mcintosh.
Sauta Aua.E O Garhardino Huanome.