Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-04
THE DENVER EXCURsIONIsTs.
This Last OF Visitors to Colorado RETURN
Home,

This Last OF Visitors to Colorado Return
Hume,
Between and 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning, the last three sections Of the
great Denver excursion train, which left
here one week sgo MONDAY morning, re-
turned, bringing home as happy people
as were ever seen. All had enjoyed them.
selves splendiGly and were declaring on
sll sides that the citizens of Denver and
the other Colorado cities were the most
liberal they had ever ne. TIE Panhandle
route came Ia Tor unsriHted praise, as did
also General Manager Meek and his as
sistsnts. There WAS not q man who did
not have good words to say about the
people he had Get and the country passed
through. But these good words have
oeen embodied in the folio wing resolu-
tions:
ON THE THIRD SECTION.
At meeting Of the passengers on the
third section of the Denver excursion, re-
turning to Fort Wort yesterday morning,
the following resolutions were passed
"Fhat our thanks are extended
to the managers and train Of
fcers of the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway Company and its
connections for their kind and courteous
treatment. We cordially recommend the
Panhandle route TO the travelling public;
and that we have never enjoyed 8 more
pleasant excursion over any road.
z. McCoRD, Coleman,
SAM CoGatN, wnwood.
RESOLUTIONS OF THAMES
At mestir g held BY the Texas eXcur-
sionists on their way from Denver home,
resolutions were adopted, that We, in
behalf OF all concerned, tender our heart
felt thanks to G. 3. Meek and all other
officials who have done so much toward
making our excursion so pleasant We
heartily recommend the Panhandle route
10 the travelling public, also to all cattle
men and shippers of live stock for lib
eral patronage toward the road;
Resolved, that we tender our thanks
to the never firing and ener-
getic Denver and. Trinidad friends,
who endesvored SO earnestly
TO please all, and made our visit among
them 80 pleasant, which we will long re.
member; also be 1t
Resolved, that we tender our apprecla-
ton to the citizens of Colorsdo Springs
for their kind remembrance towards u,
and also 70 the people OF M,nitou, 8 visit
to their C ty which we would not have
missed under any consideration after
their cordi.l invitation to US; and, all In
81, we have enjoyed ourselves beyond any
expectation. ZACK MULHALL.
Secretary.
G. Williamson, John Lyle, j. n.
Pfesnal, William Hitsop, A. 2. Bush,
I. G. Shoemaker, Committee.
AT QUANAH.
special to the Gazette.
QUANAH, TEX, April 8. Resolved,
that We extend to the railroad f1lcials
our heartfelt thanks for the kind treat
ment We received from them and from
their ,rsinmen.
Resolved, that we remember our Denver
frierds for their never firing energy in
our behalf.
Resolved, th,t we thank our Colorado
Springs friends who kindly showed us
their beautiful city.
Resolved, that we extend to the resi-
dents of Mauitou our app recitation for
their friendly greeting to US.
Resolved, that we recommend to the
travelling public the Panhandle route,
and that we nsver enjoy a more pleas.
ant excursion on any road.
ZaeK MULHALL, Secretary.
Colonel j. L. L. Mccall, president
committee, John Lytle, George william
son, william Hitson, W. W. Seley.
On board the train, Miss Laura Gsr-
land, Joe Copeland, E. M. Wright, Nat
Cramer, e. F lizard and SOD, Fred Smith,
JOIN Ludlow, T. G. Shoemaker, George
j. Williamson, W. A Psgue, W. A. Pride,
L. Patrick, John T. Lyttle, v. Harris, j.
II. PresnalI, &. s. Hornuth, Jim A. Frey,
G. W. Ousley. W. W. Seley. s. NJ. Gas
cow, n. o. Lynn, T. Il. Smith,
c. L. Summer, W. Z. Ssovall,
e.. j. Ashburn, Ben Chsmberlin,
]. ]. Hsggarty, j. J. Mccarthy,