The record-union., 1892-03-21
THE NATIONAL EDITORS.
Itinerary of Their Tour Through
Northern California.
They VIII Be Twice In This City, and
Here the Party VIII DtSband
on the 2Sth of May.

The joint committee from the Califor-
MA Press Association and the Southern
California Editorial Association appointed
! 10 prepare an itinerary for the National
! Editorial Association on their visit TO
California III May next, and for their gem
eral reception in the State has practically
completed the Itinerary, and is able now
to announce with some definiteness what
places and what industries in the State
will be inspected by the visiting editors.
They will leave Chicago, via Santa Fe
line, on Monday, May 9th, by special
train. Another special leaves st. Louis
on the same evening.
After visiting various points in the
south, the party Will leave Los Angeles
on the 18th, and travel up the San Joa-
quin Valley, making a stop of five hours
! at Fresno.
Friday, the Goth, forenoon at Stockton,
afternoon and evening at Sacramento.
Leave Sacramento early in the morn
ing OF Saturday, May Dist, running to
! aca Valley, thence to st. Helena and
| Napa, arriving in Santa Rosa late in the
afternoon.
Leave Santa Rosa about Ii P. NJ, run
ming to Oakland.
Leave Oakland early on the morning of
! Sunday, May 22d, for Monterey, via Niles
ana san Jose, remaining there day.
Leave Monterey for San Francisco, via
San Jose, Palo Alto, early Monday morn
ing, arriving in san Francisco on Mon
day at $3.50 L. NJ
On Tuesday morning, May 9th, there
VIII be an excursion around the bav of
San Francisco, and in the afternoon and
evening, and all of Wednesday and
| lhurSuay business meetings will lie held
Leave San Francisco Thursday night,
May 10th, via Woodland, for Tehaina,
ana from there to Sacramento. Stops of
a couple of hours each will be made at
Nina ana Chico.
Leave Sacramento early in the morn
lug Of Saturday, May 18th. for Dutch
Flat, where there will be practical nv
draulic and other kinds Of placer mining.
Return to ColtaX and take Narrow Gauge
Tor Grass Valley and Nevada City, where
The balance of the day will be spent in
visiting and inspecting the quartz mines,
returning to Sacramento Saturday nioht
and disbanding here.
lhls brings the excursioniSts to Sacra-
mento three times, and makes this the
place OF dis bandment, something that has
never before happened with body of
EaStern visitors. One of the Executive
Committee of five of the Press Associa-
ton and Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco, which is managing the whole
matter, says:
1t Will be seen that every industry OF
the State, barring the great redwood lum-
bering interests, will be viewed Towns
are incidental. The entire excursion has
been planned with view of showing our
guests our great and varied resources
All has been done that could be dore in
the limited time the visitors will be
among us. Many interesting places have
been necessarily left out, merely on ac-
count OF lack of time necessary to see
them. We have no doubt that many will
stay after the formal breaking UP of the
meeting and we are sure they will be
afforded every facility Of seeing those
parts OF the State not laid down in this
! Itinerary Let the people understand
that this body is composed OF genuine
newspaper men and we are assured they
VIII receive That which was promised
them-a genuine California welcome"
In an inteN lew with j. A. Filcher of
Auburn. one OF the committee of five
who was III Sacramento Saturday on this
business, that gentleman said:
This will be the first visitation to Cal
ifornia that has ever been taken to the
mountains, or up and down the Sacra-
mento valley Systematically. 1t will be
phenomenal visit, worth millions to Cali
! tornla, and one that will be notable in
her history 1t is to be no rush and
hurry, but an inspection by daylight of
California from San Diego on the south
W diIlOSC our llHllL on the nOrth,'
These practical men and writer's. from
the towns of all the States of the great
East, are coming not to feast and iunket
and To have jolly time, but to all exam
me, learn and note things as they see
them.
There is to be gotten up a souvenir
pamphlet containing a description and
the leading facts in regard to every town.
city and county represented in the organ
lZatlon as an itinerary for the members
OF the association on the occasion
The pamphlet will be handsomely
printed in leaded BREWER. Each county
will be given 800 words. and each town
or city 800 words, with a portion of al
lotted space for illustration. The editors
belonging to the State Association are to
write up their respective localities. If two
or more members reside in the same town
they may agree as to which is to furnish
the copy, or all may write and the editor
OF the pamphlet will take from the man
uscripts received the material desired by
him. In the case Of county descriptions.
each of the editors residing IN the county
may furnish letter, or the several edit
ors may agree on one of their number to
do the work. These articles in this PAM
phlet are to be pointed. explicit, and ex-
| act IN their statements. The value of the
publication would be greatly impaired
by assertions than cannot be fully sub
stantiated.
). s. Boynton, editor of the Oroyi,Ie
Register, has been selected as the editor
OF this souvenir pamphlet Il is believed
that many of the articles in this pamphlet
will be reproduced in whole or In part in
their home papers by our visitors. This
pamphlet is to be published and copy
OF 1T put IN the hands of every editor i'm
the United States before the close of
April, fact that is in itself of high i'm
portance.
The preliminary steps for the reception
in sacramento will be arranged for by a
committee of the members of the Cali
! lfornia Press Association resident in Sac
.ramento County, who will presently an
| nounce what 1t is desired shall be done.