The oasis., 1898-03-19
4ezd--..y
Saturday, March I9. 1898.
Arizona Press AssoclatIon.

WI IucfOn Friday and Satiirday Of las is' wcek, was very successful from ever, ,,, po|ft of view, and valuable and bene ,s fcIuI to the fraternity generally. II
 u0l1t of members there was not st , lafxe an attendance as at Phoenix lasl ] year: but there were more paper, repfcsented, there being but one iron
 each paper, while last year number
 of papers had several representative. in the sessinns of the association. The people of Tucson, as represent
 ed by the Board of Trade, entertained the Visiting editors in very hos.
 pitable manner. The management of s ,s the entertainment was in the hands
 of acomittee of he Board of Trade, F co1sIriing of Col. J. A. Black, Mayor s, H. A Buehnan and Colonel Breathitf, o and under their capable direction "a ertfyi hing from the reception at the :. beRtaning to he banquet at the
 clt~e of the occasion, was done in ' royal st,le.
 The members present were l.. c.
 Hughes of the Star, Tucson; Herbert
 I3rnwn, Citizen, Tucson; Allen T.
 Bird, HE OASIS, Nogales; U. D. Rep
 py, Tribune, Florence; A. F. Banta, r Pick and Drill, Prescott; Chas. w. Pu9la. Southwestern stnckman. Farm.
 CT and Feeder, Phoenix; J. w. Dor
 riuytoR, Sentinel, Yuma; W. D. Mor. ' ton aud A. P. Snowman, Free Press.
 Mesa; w. B. Kelly, Bulletin, Solomon- ville;J. J. Birdno, Guardian, Sqffnrd
 Curt ". Miller. News, Tempe.
 The followInV officers were elected ! for fhe ensuing year: President
 AIleaT. Bird, Of THE OASIS, Nopa. les; fst yIce-preSident. c. D. Renpy. of
 the Tribune, Florence: 2d ylce.nres.
 ioen' F A. Bsnta. of the Pick and Driit 'rescotl; Cuas. W. PuRh was rf-tl*t ed secretary and treasurer
 Execu'ive committee: Curt W. Mil. ief,"f Tempe; J. c. Martin, Present.. oe'fxe tt. Kelly, Solumunville.
 r"raelegafes t0 the National Edl- 1 v'r'al Association, to be held at Den. 1 sef pfptember next The followiny
 wrfe shnsen; L. C. Hughes, Tucson: i Y. D- Reppy Florence; Mrs. L. c
 ituRnef, Tucson; c. c. RandoInb
 i'R"k; George H. Kelly, Solomon.
 s'''rs n''n as alternates, N. A. Mor. i"'a' fh9nix; Herbert Brown Tho s''n; F. wallare, winslow. q n
 Yuma. Do'''"eton'
 S"lplp"nville WAS chosen as tbs p'ace 'or hoIding the next annu.I 'ases'ng of the association.
 01 Friday afternonn undar .. ku'oa''ee "f the committee. 4 dr,ys was 1asen through the principal hn,,. ''ssH HHd residence portions n, ,ha o''s' aua t"the Territorial uniyersi,v "'''''s president Parker warmly wei c''"'ea the visiting members n, ,ha press The buildings and ,,r,,,', .ae were carefully Inspected and era"a ,,as,.' s'o "ei' repaid fur the visit, and ] ueparied with better kuowIad',, "" , sne wprk and worth Of Arizona,s lead. '"g educational institution. ( ,,. n''er N. leaving the university the !. pa''y was taken to the Southern D., S'ac sh"Ds where it was met bv sun s.'".endent E. Randolph and M.s.ar ''fcAanic Pratt, and under whosa I sbans 'oe '' every department Of the big ,hs z. was was visited. The workings of ' ~, 'ar'''s machines were explained M exemplified. The visitors were ~ ,''s' 'aken to Col. Randolph's home e .no's they were entertained with . ~ rue Kentucky hospitality. Here if i Fas unanimously voted that ,ho ~ 1