The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-02-19


attendance so far as their names could be OBJ
tained. There are doubtless some who ar
rived late who are not included. Nearly all
were accompanied by ladies:
A. B. Allen. Jackson Republican.
+. e. huntington, Window Reporter.
B. {. Sanborn Madelia Times.
D. FitchthorIl, st. Peter Tribune.
c. A. and A. A. Bennett Granite Falls Journal
J. L. Putnam, Granite Falls Tribune.
w. b. Mitchell, st. Cloud Journal Press.
Irving Todd, Jr., Hastings Gazette
q. w. Benedict, Sauk Rapids Sentinel.
Lewis Baker, ST. Paul Globe.
A. q. Buck, Henderson Independent.
Frank K. Barnum, Sauk Center Avalanche.
John Brandien. Marder, Luse & Co.
Albert A. Bogen. New Ulm Post.
Herbert L. Baker, ST. Paul Pointers.
w. ID. Belden, Caledonia Argus.
A. D. Campbell. Wnona Leader.
{. P. Carpenter, Pennington Tribune.
John J. Dobson, Northwestern Newspaper
Union,
f. H. Dearth, Secretary.
Frank J. Duffy, Eat Grand Forks Courier.
H G. Day, Albert Lea Standard.
Capt. &. w. Davis, Red Wing Argus.
B. W. Day, Hutchinson Lender.
c. W. FOOte, Browns Valley Footprints.
w. A. FoIand Benson Times
II. P. Hall, St. Paul News.
l.. P. Hunt, Mankato Free Press.
honorary member.
W. R. Hodges, Sleepy Eve. Herald.
William Kinds, Sbakopee Argus.
Joel Z. Heatwole, Northtield News.
H. Z. Ives st. Hilaire Spectator.
]. A. johnson, St. Peter Herald
P. W. Johnson, New Ulm Review.
George \. Lanphere, Moorhead News.
SOren Listoe, NOrdVest, st. Paul.
W. Z. Mckenzie Crookston Times.
Leslie Matthews. Swift County Monitor.
Tee I. Meachum PlaiEview News.
A. W. Mckinstry. Faribault Republican.
q. Ranvllie 5. Pease, Anoka Union
H. L. Peterson, Litchfeld Independent.
]. NJ. Page, secretary National Editorial aSso.
citation. Jerseyvile, Ill.
T. J. Price. st. Paul Weekly Record.
E. A. Paradis, Midway News.
Winn c. Powers, y. w. Odd Fellow.
David Ramaey, A. o. =. w. Guide.
w. B. Reed, Hastings, ex-edtor.
Burt W. Robertson, Gracevile Phoenix.
G. A. stevens, Shakopee Courier.
Alfred Soderstrom, Svenska Folkets Tidning
J. W. Sheets. Todd County Argus
Bronson Strain, Battle Lake Review.
r. Z. Stevens, Morris Tribune.
Albert w. Swanson, Royalton Banner.
c. H. Socum ard wife, ex-editor.
w. B. Shaver. Dodge County Herald.
NJ. W. Shields, Farlbault Pilot.
ID. 2. r. Strong and wife, eX-editor.
C%. Schurman, West st. Paul Times
Irving Todd, Hastings Gazette.
F. S. Verbeck Northwestern Printer.
SECOND DAY
The morning session opened by Mr.
Mitchell, of the St. Cloud Journal-Press,
moving that copy o. Mr.. Heatwole's
resolution, giving it as the sense OF
the editorial association that the bill now
pending in the state senate amending the
probate code so that administrator or ex-
ecutors shall designate the paper in which
probate notices shall be published, be for
warded to senator Tawney for use in secur-
ing the passage OF the bill. This motion
was unanimously adopted, ter which the
editors stirred up the immigration Ques-
ton. George n. Lamphere. of the Moor
head News, opened the subject bv introduC-
ing pTeambl and resolution to the effect
that Eastern people be informed o. the
great opportunities offered by Minnesota,
and to that end the association is unGual:-
hedly in favor of the re- establishment of the
bureau OF immigration.
Mr.. Lamphere moved the adoption of the
resolution, but the president here an
nOunced that Mr.. F. /. Whitney, general
passenger agent OF the Great Northern rail
road, had prepared paper on the subject
of immi grafton which he was deSiruuS q;
having read be ore the Editorial sssOtia-
tlon. There were no objections and Mr..
Folsom, an employe OF the Great North
ern, read the document.
Another resolution recommending the
executive committee of the National Ed
ltorlal ASSOCIATION to change the date OF
their annual meeting in St. Paul from july
% to July a by reason of the triennial con-
vocation of the general grand chapter A. F.
and A. NJ. o. the United States, which be-
gins in Minneapolis July p, was adopted
Mr.. Lamphere's resolution giving it as the
sense the meeting that no editor should
cut on legal advertising was tabled.
On resolution OF Mr.. Irving Todd, the
executive committee was requested to pur-
chase a life-size portrait of Mr.. David
Ramaley, treasurer of the association for
the past twenty our years, and present il to
that gentleman with the compliments Of
the association.
Mr.. Hunt presented resolution which
pledged the aid of the association in prop
erly representing Minnesota at the worlds
jalr, which was adopted.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon reassembling in the afternoon the
election of officers was taken up, and were
in each case elected by acclamation on
rising vote, resulting as follows:
President, H. P. Hail. of the St. Paul Daily
News; first vice president, George n. Lamphere,
OF the Moorhead News; second vice president, J.
president, A. N. Dare, of the Elk River star
News: secretary. ]. A. Johnson, of the St Peter
Herald; corresponding secretary, Ed A. Paradis,
of the Midway News; treasurer. David Rama
ley. of the A. o. U. Guide, st. Paul: executive
committee, f. S. Verbeck Northwest Printer.
st. Paul; Irving Todd of Hastings, II. G. Day of
elected,
MrW. h. Mitchell, of the St. Cloud Jour
nal-Press was then allowed to read his pa-
per on County Printing" The paper
brought out a very lively debate Editors
Hunt, H. G. Day and Jennison taking part.
AS a conclusion it was decided to re er the
matter to Mr.. Ramaley, he to confer with
the attorney general in regard to getting
iulIer reports of the proceedings of the
board OF county commissioners and also
have the state auditors blanks for delin-
quent tax lists so arranged as to include
name, description and amount of taxes due
on land,
The committee on delegates then reported
the following list of delegates to the ma
tional associations:
w. B. Mitchell. st. Cloud Journal-Presss Dan
iel Sinclair, Winona Republican,; G. S. Pease.
Anoka Union; Z. H. Lienau, St. Paul Volks.
zeitung; l.. P. Hunt, Mankato Free Press; H f..
Hoard; Monssvidso M;S1,l Leader H G. Day Albert
Hans Mattson, Minneapolis North: A. W. Nc.
kmstrey, Faribault Republican,; F. s. VerbecS
Northwest Printer; Joel 2; Heatwole North
Lewis Baker st. Paul Globe: S. P. Jennison
Red Wing Republican; W. E. Mckenzie, Crook,
ton Times.
The committee on organization appointed
last year made its report and strongly
recommended an organization of the asso-
citation on business principles
Mr.. John J, Dobson of the Northwestern
Newspaper Union made an offer to furnish
law supplements to the newspapers of the
state at price cost of twenty, five per cent.
less than the "Aotual Cost" price of the
Editorial Association in 1889 provided the
Association would withdraw from the
business of publiShers-The offer was re-
furred to the committee, upon laws with
power to accept or reject.
III concluding the business of the session
the retiring president Mr.. L. P. Hunt,
thanked the editors for past and new honors,
He contended that this session was the most
profitable one in the history of the associa@
ton. Three cheers were then given Tor him
and the convention was over,