The record-union., 1894-12-11
NEWSPAPER MEN TO MEET TO-DAY.
Session of the California Press As
sociation in This City.
At Midnight They VIII Start for the
Snowclad Sierra Nevada on
Two-Days' Frolic.

The California Press Association will
hold its annual session in this city to-day.
commencing at 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
at the Art Gallery. The members will
be kept busy this afternoon and evening,
as there is considerable business to be
disposed Of before midnight, at which
hour they are to leave on an excursion
to the mountains and as far as Carson,
New.
Aside from the election of officers and
other regular business, the meeting will
discuss the subject of 1.-THE Duty of the
California Press to California" Ad-
dresses will be limited and all members
are expected to come prepared to take
part.
The excursion will leave the city
promptly at midnight, by special train of
Pullman sleeping coaches, and will be
taken to Rocklin, where stop Will be
made until q o'clock in the morning. The
journey will be resumed at that hour,
and the excursionlsts will breakfa at
Auburn at O'clock.
Auburn will be left at o'clock, and it
Is the intention to make the run To Reno,
New, by 2:30 P. N. Just what the pro-
gramme is to be after reaching Reno has
Sot W 10 uecI1eu on, DuI IL Is eAp6ctSO
visits will be made to Carson and Nir-
ginia City.
There is now plenty of snow in the
mountains, and most OF the excursionists
VIII go prepared for tramping through the
drifts. Stops will be made at various
points along the route, and the tourists
are anticipating great sport at snow
DalIlng. sleigh-rldlng, skating and other
pastlmes such as some OF them used TO
Indulge in when they were lads and be-
fore coming to the coast.
Many of those who will attend the
meeting to-day arrived in the city last
night.
Following is a list of the excursionists 4:
DR.. Bowers, Los Angeles Voice; John
buckingham and wife, ukiah Dispatch
Democrat; E. w. Bruen and wife, Santa
Cruz Record; r. X. Bunker, Monterey
Gazette; w. G. Brown and wife, Monterey
Gazette; h. l.. COlnon and wife, Stock ton
Nait; q. II. Crossette and wife, Petaluma
Mrs. Mary Lynde Craig, Redlands CityO-
graph; ID. q. Cummings, Dunsmuir
Nel0S; w. D. Crow and wife, Redwood
City Democrat; j. ii. DUNCAN and wife,
Livermore Herald; i. V. Dewey
and wife, Hanford Journal; j. Ii.
burst and wife, Wheatland -Four
Corners; L. q. Daniels, Alameda
ArguS; II. A. Downer, Monterey
Democrat; G. w. Francis, wife and
daughter. Napa Register: j. a. Filcher,
Auburn Herald; w. S. Green and wife,
Colusa Sun; Misses Regina and Alice
Hassett, Sacramento; X. Ii. Joy, San
Mateo Times; j. \. Jeffrey and wife, Los
Angeles POmOtrOpjc; +. l.. a. KimbalI
and wife, San Diego Seaport Nel0S: L. Il.
Krauth, Alameda ENcNGt; n. Il. Lyon
and wife, Selma I1rlgat0r; c. V. Nor
gan, Bodie Miner; w. s. WeIlick, Lam
caster Gazette: II. A. McCraney and
wife, Lakeport AVdtGRche: William III.
Mills and wife, San Francisco; \. Il.
Mum and wife, San Jacinto Register:
Duncan McPherson, Santa Cruz Sentinel.
Louis Meyer, Healdsburg Enterprise; f..
II. owen and wife, Half-Moon Bay NelUS:
q. a. Oake5 and wife, Haywards JO7tr-
nal; E. a. Pueschel, bakersfield Demo-
crdt; E. Radcliffe and wife, Merced Sun:
General L. w. Sheehan and wife, Sacra-
mento RECORD UNION; L. NJ. Swasey,
Redding Free Press; James Travers and
wife, West Oakland Sun; L. b. Willis
and wife, Sacramento RECORD UNION;
i. Is. Woodruff, Nevada City ChrORicie;
G. b. Whiting, Colusa Herald; j. j. Van
derbergh, Selma I2'11gdtor; Watson
Chalmers, Chico Enterprise: G. +. Mont
gomery and wife, Antioch Ledger; a. b.
Lennon and wife, Santa Rosa Repub-
licdR; X. Nj. Thompson, Santa Rosa
Democrat; w. r. Ellis and wife, the
Mat of Woodland.
INTERIOR DAILIES.
About twenty of the editors and pro-
prietors of interior daily papers met at
the Golden Eagle Hotel last evening. and
effected preliminary organization. A
B. Lennon was elected Chairman. and
w. Il. Ellis Secretary. Discussion was
had relative to type-setting machinery
adapted to the printing of that class of
| newspapers.
Z. q. McDaniels, Duncan Mcpherson
and w. S. Green were appointed COM
mittee to prepare plan tor permanent
organization.
The meeting adjourned to reassemb BILE
at the same place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing to hear the report of the committee,
| and to discuss plans for handling the