Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-08
NEVADA PRESS
ASSOCIATION



the Improvement Of the field Of
endeavor and in accordance bring
a legitimate return which vii make
the Nevada press ~hoily independ-
ent o. al sinister influence
There is a right and morality as
ISOLATED with newspaper attainment
and in 50 great and noble work
Il was the feeling and action that
the press should pursue its course
10 xin results for its success and
sell being
Every action was predicted upOa
50 lofty a purpose and the entire
tendency Of the association meet
vas for the Improvement Of tina,
which would better the newspaper
opportunity and improve the pubic
welfare
With 50 splendid an aim the
veteran and best known. W. W
Booth Of the vitroiic Tonopsh BO-
nanza. the nestor OF Nevada jour
naIism; Phil Tnplett. the aggres-
slve. Of the Wells Herald: r. s
Stemingcr. the intellectual and I'm
ishing force on the ElkO Free
Press. Oscar Morgan. the nuetare
and brilliant force behind the Reno
Gazette: T. r. Runyon. . bright
man and comprehensive newspaper
slogan Of the Reno Journal; l. y.
Clark. the precise and methodiesl
influence OF the Virginia Chronicle:
" W BoObeF, the spirit Of the e.
ko Independent; P. H. Nuleahy.
and an old-time sentinel on the
watchtower Of Journalism and Of
the Sparks Tribune; W. W. Ellis.
be 81 he Old-time frontier journal
ism. and a. clever a. they make
them. Of the Wonder News; Fl. z
Williams. calm. methodical. Of the
FaiiJn Eagle. A J Mccarthy. the
business force. and ]. Frank King
horn. one OF the brightest in ths
lot from the Walker Lake Bulle
tin: A. A Green. solid and per
sistent. from the Carson Appeal
and J. Holman Buck. he who 4
known as the fighting editor ans
always full OF ginger and capabl'
OF doing things, assembled on Mon
dsy morning and proceeded to d.
the business as outlined In general
and with enthusiasm and pleasur
FULFILLED the object of the meet. o
the men who mould public sent
ment. do the greatest good an
have the lowest compensation 70
such eseeayor. in the west
The meeting was called to ords
by W ". Booth on Monday at !
a. M with d. Z. Williamson a
secretary. in the chair: NJ.
seninger as treasurer. and othel
not enumerated present.
Seventeen new members we
elected. including Lee windle al
Frank T. Reber of Humbol
county
The main business was that
perfecting Of organization. adopti'
Of bylaws. a copy OF which eve
newspaper in the state viii recei
II due time: election OF annu
officers. which resulted as follow
~. W Booth. president. Phil
Tiiplett, vice president. George
Green. secretary; E. NJ Stenmy'
treasurer: r. r. Runyon. p.
Mccarthy. O. II. Morgan. executi
committee. and OF which the pre-
dent and secretary are exotic
members.
Monday afternoon with completi
81 routine business was devoted
Invitations such as had been I
eepted in visiting public scho'
aad other public improveme
points
IN the evening the scribes "
rendered a magnificent banquet
Captain Herman Gossee OF the r
erside hotel and in the event
the Majestic theater accorded /
spirit that Is Bohemian and open
e. doors Tor the pleasure Il
wonls result from the splendid
tertalnmeut Afforded BY the T.
Comedy company These thin
we're regally enjoyed and app
eiated
Tuesday morning the session !
strictly business ~ an exeeut
character and 81 which an the ms
ber and others On presentsf
81 application ain s. daly
nflsea
fuF q nHmher 81 hours Tues,
snsfNooa the editors wsre feas
ana dlpst and automobile ria