Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-07
EDITORS END
ENTHUSIASTIC
SESSION TUESDAY
RENO BREWERY AND SPARKS
SHOPS INSPECTED YEsTER-
DAY BY VISITORS.

the editors of the state concluded
the business and pleasure of the
most enthusiastic session ever held
m Nevada by the newspaper men.
After the end of the business
session. the editors we're the guests
of the Reno school board A visit
was made to Reno's handsome.
modern school buildings, and a deep
impression was made upon the visi-
tors.
Immediately following the visit
TO the schools the editors were the
guests of Captain Gosse at one of
the most attractive and pleasing
dinners ever served in Reno. The
captain did himself proud, and the
expressions Of appreciation from the
guests were emphatic and sincere.
The table was beautifully decorated.
and the supply OF things eatable
and drinkable was unstinted and
of the very highest class through
ont. A standing vote of thanks
was rendered Captain Gosse. who
was then sent for, and President
Booth conveyed him the thanks
Of the association, Of which he was
az once made an honorary mem
Der.
After the banquet at the River
side the editors were the guests of
the Majestic at the performance of
the Raymond Teal company. At
the theater they were made to
feel as it they were cordially well
come and the management's hos
nitality and the rollicking comedy
We're hugely enjoyed
Yesterday morning was given
over TO a business session. Among
other things a resolution was then
adopted relative to libel suits, which
is intended to create a closer broth
erhood among members and stop
any tendency OF any newspaper to
encourage libel suits against any
other newspaper
At 12 O'Clock the editors were
taken In automobiles to the plant
Of the Reno brewery, where they
We're shown through the big estab.
lishment and then treated to an in.
formal lunch. Henry Ritter and ia.
cob Hook saw TO it that the edi.
tors were made to feel at home
the key to the institution, with
all that It implies. being turned
over to them
After being photographed by Fred
Dam, the newspaper men moved
on to Sparks, where they wer,
shown through the shops by Super
intendont Hickey
A short business session was helC
later. More enthusiasm and goot
Fellowship among the members ha
been shown than ever before, AM
the prospect is bright for the build
ing up OF a strong, efficient organi
zation.
Resolutions thanking all thos
who have rendered courtesies Il
the members during their visi
mere will be drawn up yesterda
and published throughout the en-
tire state.
The following resolutions wer
presented.
me Nevada Press association /
convention assembled is not uu
mindful Of the courtesIes bestowe
upon the members during thei
stay In Reno, and for such genera
oouftesy the association returns II
thanks.
In a special sense we expires
our gratitude to Herman Gosse {
me Riverside hotel for his liber,
aug large hearted display of goo,
'VnoWship, and with distinct r,
'i'nnranee we shall ever kind
"eiish the courtesy and accomm,
ua'ions extended by the manag
neht Of the Majestic theater. |
General Freight and Passeng,
agent J. NJ. Fulton and Assistal
superintendent Hickey of Il
southern Pacific Railroad compan
'ne superintendent Of the publ
schools, the Commercial club al
Tue Reno Brewing company
Resolved. That copy of III
oppression be given to the pre-
"nd copies thereof transmitted
we secretary to those herein me
toned"