The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-05
The roll call showed the following

= Leo Peterson, Com. Rev, Portland.
A. W. Patterson, Gazette, Heppner.
Geo. II. Hines, Portland.
d. I. Stanley, Portland
w. II. Leeds, Tidlngs, Ashland.
John F. Givans, Piaindealer, Rose
burg.
J. P. Morgan, Portland.
Bruno Sittig, Erie Presse, Portland.
E. J. Kiser, Record, Ashland.
E. G. Wolden, Portland.
z@A. Wheeler, Portland. .s.. s1-
Frank Lee, Portland.
Chas. Nickall, Times, Jacksonville.
Geo. II. Mofett, Telegram, Portland.
Mrs. Todd, Times, Forest Grove.
]. B. Eddy, Tribune, Pendleton.
Ira Campbell, Guard, Eugene.
Robt. johnson, Times, Corvallis
Frank Conover, Gazette, Corvallis.
W. w. Watson. Mercury, Portland.
Mrs. E. p. Watson, Farmer, Portland.
/. Burkhart. Worker, Portland.
D. M. c. Gault, Independent, Hills
boro. -
e. O. Norton, Oracle, Portland.
John Foikman. Stats Zietung Port
land.
a. Noltner, Dispatch, Portland.
A. Tozier, Pythian, Portland.
S. L. Brooks, Chronicle, The Dalles.
F. NJ. Bixby, News, Wasco.
There appearing on the roll l10 names,
many of whom have changed residence,
and some their business; on motion a
committee consisting of Stanley, Leeds
and Nickel were appointed to revise the
same.
On motion of Gault the secretary was
instructed to cash the ballot for seven
new members proposed. Carried.
President Noltner read the annual ad-
dress, touching upon topics useful to the
association.
The address, upon motion, was re-
ferred to Eddy, Doughty. and Campbell
for subdivision and reference
The report of delegates to the national
editorial convention was read by Chair
man Eddy of the committee. It was
brief, Every brief'' said Col. Eddy, be-
cause of 500 members of the association
it was impossible to get together more
than so or 60members at any one time
for business. They were too busy tax
ing in what was to be seen in the Golden
Gate and Golden State. The report,
nevertheless was very interesting, was
spread on the minutes, and vote of
thanks rendered to the committee.
The committee on grievances had
heard of no Kicking so Chairman
Nickoll reported.
port to make, SO chairman Moffett re-
ported.
The committee on state of fraternity
presented an elaborate report through
Chairman Stanley, which was accepted
and made part of the proceedings for
the morning session.
Committee on resolutions were granted
further time.
On motion a dispatch of fraternal
greeting was sent to the Washington as
sociation. in session at Spokane.
Nickoll, Kaiser and HILBERT were ap-
pointed committee to consider and re-
port upon the matter of accepting the
invitation to visit Spokane, to. report at
the morning session.
A resolution was adopted unanimously
pledging the association to renewed
work in the matter of securing for Ore
gon proper representation at the Chicago
Columbus fair.
special report was authorized on
uniform scale for advertising.
The vote by which the report on state
fraternity was adopted was reconsidered,
and the report was referred to Hilbert,
Michel and Lee. @
President Noltner had a dispatch
from Dwyer and Burke. inviting the
association to hold its next convention
at Flavel.
The programme for Wednesday was
arranged and the meeting adjourned to
the Grand Jury Room to take a look at
THE ELEVENTH HOUR EXHIBIT.
of the Products of wasco County, as
Arranged by Mr.. s. l.. Brooks.
EXHIBITORS.
j. II. Mosier, Mosier. One hill of
White Dent corn, y feet high, from one
seed.
John Bonn, The Dalles. Havana to-
bacco, ~ feet high.
dos. Stadleman, The Dalles. Plate of
new potatoes, I'd crop Early Rose; plate