The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-04-19
THE EDITORS
Plan for Showing Them the State and
Entertaining Them.
[san Francisco Bulletin, April 18th

[San Francisco Bulletin, April 18th
Seven editors, comprising special
committee designated TO arrange tor the
entertainment of the National Editorial
Association while in California next
month, met at the Chamber of Commerce
| rooms to-day and talked things over.
a. b. Lennon of Santa Rosa presided.
! His associates were Major Francis of
! Napa, Colonel filcEer of Auburn, George
| (. kernaghan Of Pasadena, 4. X. Briggs
of San Francisco, Scipio Craig of Red
| lands and O. e. Bell of Los Angeles.
All agreed that the coming event
! promised to be the most successful, but
several details are perplexing. The plan
to run the visitors around the State with
a reception committee TO give them
! points is all right in theory, but to put it
| into practice is a new fifteen puzzle
The number of people who are willing to
travel around with the visitors is some
thing appalling, and the committee is
confronted with the problem of putting
a hundred or more people into two cars.
The scheme is to meet the wandering
pencil-puShers at the State line and for
two weeks they will be dazzled with the
glories OF California. Before they enter
the State they will know good deal
about it, for an informal delegation of
| citizens, representing the Southern
/ Pacific Passenger Department, will meet
! them at Colorado Springs.
According to the aDDOrtiOnment de-
| cided on each State board or bureau will
have three delegates only on the Recep-
ton Committee. From the State Grange
e. w. Davis, VIM. Johnston and d. A.
| Ostrom have been accredited. From the
State Board of Horticulture will be Is. NJ.
! I.elong, j. J.. Mosher and L. w. Buck.
| Cnamb Der of Commerce - Arthur r.
| Briggs, w. IL. Mills and Wendell Easton.
State Board Of Trade-Eugene Gregory,
| Tyler Beach and w. III. Mills. Viticult-
ural Commissioners It. Doyle,
George West and Charles Bundschu.
! State Mining Bureau-George G. Per-
kins, DIR. w. d. Johnston, William Ire
! Ian. Women's Press Association-Mrs
y. B. Eyster, 2045 Pine street; Miss II. l..
Neall, 2029 Bush street; Mrs. Jeanne G.
! Carr, Pasadena.
| Other Reception Committee appoint
ments are yet 10 be made. 1t is under
stood that all appointees will bring their
wives or daughters, and for these trans
portation will be provided. Whether the
! Women's Press Association delegates
may bring their husbands or SweetheartS
was not decided. Governor and Mrs.
Markham and Executive Secretary Hig-
gins viii be especially invited.
1t was agreed to order 400 badges of tin.
silver and gold. They will be simple and
neat. The tin is donated by the Cajalco
mine, the silver from Calico and Daggett,
the gold from Mr.. Doolittle of Placer.
Mayor Clarke and j. A. Morrissey OF
Stockton appeared before the committee
to get an idea of what Stockton was ex-
pected to do. The visitors will reach there
| at p. NJ. and leave at IL A. NJ.
THE committee will say to Stockt ton as
it does to all cities and towns of the
State,' said Mr.. Lennon; I'VE do not
ask anything. The Editorial Association
! will be there at such a time. Do with
them as you may think best"