The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-20

twenty-four hours-there was no night.
1t was refreshing to note that the Colo
rado press was out in force and took a
vivid interest in the success of the
ice palace, realizing that Colorado may
be justly proud of the wonderful
achievement.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
A. W. Armstrong. editor of the Bud.
Morrison. Colo, registered at the Press
club with q steady hand.
w. c. Calhoun of the Rocky Noun
tain Herald was prominent among the
Denver editors
Frank M. Gray, proprietor of the
Evening Call, Pueblo, was a host
among the newspaper fraternity.
Mr.. Charles Silvey Sprague, man
ager of the Evening Telegraph, Colo
RADIO Springs, was distinguished
guest.
Another stalwart representative Of
western journalism was G. 3. Nc
Sheeny, president of the Western Edi-
torial Federation Trans Mississippi
states, president of the Arapahoe Press
association, and editor of the Rocky
Mountain Herald.
J. o. Stewart and Will J. Matthews
care for the interests of the Evening
News and United Press association in
Snlendid style.
j. A. Chiefly, proprietor of the Silver
Wheel, Platteville, was a jolly visitor
of the pen craft.
Howard T. Lee ably represented the
Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction.
T, c. Hitchcock, who has been BOOM
ing the crystal palace through the
Mosca Herald. was a welcome guest
Of the Leadville Press club.
Chief among the Colorado newspaper
/ 1-I1 l- ~. .,v.
of the Editors association.
George A. Scibird of the San Juan
Prospector was an early arrival.
NJ. Beshoar, second vice-president of
the Colorado Editors association and
editor of the Daily Advertiser, Trini-
dad was present.
G. H. Frowine, president of the Man
itou Journal. who is one of the promi-
nent newspaper men of the state, was
present. with Mrs. Frowine, one CT
the most delightful of women.
Hon. A. L. Beardsley, in the absence
of G. A. Henrie, represented the New
Castle News, and his presence was I'm.
doubtedly appreciated.
The local press boys were proud to
/ shake the hand Of T. NJ. Howell. pro-
prietor of the Morning Times of Grip
pie Creek. He comedies that next to
Cripple Creek, Leadville shows up
best.
f. NJ. A. Randall of the Rifle Re
vielle was present.
Ezra Nuckles of the Commercial Tri-
bune was among the visiting members
of the craft.
H. A. Wildhack of the Meeker Her
| aid was the best fancy skater among
the pen pushers.
A. j. Saint of the Glenwood Springs
/ ledger was among the Colorado pen
singers.
S. Home Hill was the competent rep
resentative of the Salida Mail.
L. F. Willoughby of the Denver type
| foundry was among the press gang
and well supplied.
H. E. Corser, editor Of the Chaffee
! County Republican, registered on the
| Press clubs big book.
A. D. Bishop of the Denver Physician
danced with the fairest.
r. e. Pierce and wife Of the A. o. U
| w. Record were among the pleasant
/ people from the Orient.
Charles s. Sprague Of the Colorado
! Springs Gazette was one of the social
lions of the day.
A. r. LOGAN Of the Colorado Farmer
accompanied by his wife and sister
was among the guests.
Mss CIarinda Cooper Of the Denver
Republican was among the visiting la
dies who enjoyed the toboggan.
A. H. Lace of the Wet Mountain
Journal was the driest fish in the
| puddle.
J. D. Billenback, editor of the Mining
| Industry and Review. is one of the
best posted writers on mining in the
K G. Cooper of the Denver Repub-
1ican business department is one Of the
best known newspaper men IN the
state.
Mountain Editor, had full swing OF the
news gang.
Fellow, was prominent among the ira
terntty men. :,
Miss Maud Miller of the Globeville
News is one of the most brilliant wo
men writers of the state.
Mrs. Luke Turubull is one of the ables
Journalists in the state. She is ON tn
staff of the Denver Saturday After
noon.
Journal. sat down with the snow god
dess and t11awed out.
w. G. Wyncoop and F. M. Shopel o
the Mining Industry are at the head O
the mining editors Of the state.
The Daily Sentinel, Grand Junction
was represented by pair of hustlers-
]. N. Bunting and Howard Lee.
w. H. Mcclure, proprietor of tn
Denver Globe was among the best @
the visiting editors.
r. y Miller of the Elyria Journal wa
a. royal devotae at the shrine Of tn
Ice Kings bride.
George Daniels was the welcome rer
resentative of the Denver Illustrate
Weekly.
A. A. Hopkins of the Rocky Mountai
World waved the carnival colors owe
the crystal walls.
VIII ]. Orange of the Silver eli
Rustler was a popular representativ
Of the state press.
John G. Garrison of the Denver Ely
doomed up strong.
Or. Nicola Gigliotti, the venerabl
editor of the Roma, Denver, was az
companied by Mrs. Gigliotti.
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS
The State Press association held
business session. and after taking u
routine matters. elected the followin
officers for the year:
President, Charles S. Sprague, Telt
graph Colorado Springs.
First vice-president, G. e. McSheeh.
World, Denver