Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-16
Resolutions

The Pacific Coast Press Associa.
tiou, in session at the rooms of the
Los Angeles Social Club this morn.
ing, passed the following series oi
resolutions:
WHEREAS, BY unanimous con.
sent, this excursion 10 pronounced
u complete success, rendered so by
tho hospitality and courteous en-
tertainnent from the citizsns of
the southern portion OF our State,
therefore
Resolved, That the hearty thanks
of the members of the Pacific Coast
Press Association are due, and here
by rendered to the good people Of
upper Santa Ana, San Bernardino
and San Gabriel. valleys for the
very generous receptions and en-
tertainments given during this our
first excursion to their beautiful
and highly.favored region.
Resolved, That to the following
named gentlemen our especial APP
probation be expressed for their
attention 10 our comfort, viz:
10 Mr.. Benedict aud associates
for conveyance to AMI from Cotton
and Riverside.
To the citizens Of Riverside for
hospitality and kindly reception.
To W. G. Morse AMI associates
for carriage drives through the
San Bernardino valley.
To Messrs. J. w. Waters, A. Van
Lewven, M. A. Craft, aud the oitl<
zens of San Bernardino, Old San
Beruardino aud Lugonia, for open
doors and loaded tables.
To the San Bernardlno Brass
Band for excellent music during
our visit.
To the citizens of San Gabriel
and Pasadena, and especially to
Mr.. N. g. Garter, for u pleasant
drive through the orange groves OF
this charming region. aud hospital
ity shown us ut Sierra Madre
Villa, sunny Slope and Santa
Anita.
To the Officers Of the Southern
Psc fic Railroad and especially to
Ex-Gov. Stanford for favors grant.
ed this association. Also to the
conductors and other employees oil
the Company for their attention to
our comfort.
To Judge Sepulveda, President,
and the members of the Los An.
geles Club, for generously tender
ing us the use Of their elegant
apartments.
To the ladies resident Of that por.
ton of Southern California through
which 1t has been our good fortune
to pass, we acknowledge a debt ol
gratitude which we eau never re.
pay. And to those ladies who hon.
ored our excursion party with theii
society, we can say that the full
measure of our enjoymen would
without their presence, have lacked
Its complete fultillment.
To the mercantile and business
community Of Los Angeles we are
indebted moro than stereotyped
phrases can express for the cordial
genial, Open-hearted reception teu
deyed our party last evening. W.
shall mark 1t as bright spot In
the history OF the Pacific Coss,
Press Association. And here, be
fore closing this feature of our mosl
enjoyable initial excursion as at
Association. we desire to place or
record an acknowledgment Of ths
liberal treatment we have received
at the hands of mine host DR.. N
r. Griswold and Mr.. e. M. Jewel
Of the Pico House, and to Messrs
Hammel & Denker of the OOsmO
politau, who have put forth extra
ordinary exsrtlons to render ouI
stay under their hospltsble roofs Z
feature OF our fret excursion
which time cannot obliterate.
To Gen. Nsglee, and to Mr.. At
we'll, Of the Palace, for pleasing
testimonials OF regard TO both th'
ladies and gentlemen OF our excur
sion.
To the officers Of the Citrus Fair
OF Riverside and Los Angeles TO-
Invitations to visit the exhibit o
citrus fruits Of 6an BeruardinO anl
LIS Angeles oounties.