Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-09
SHE'S ALL RIGHT!
ClOugh. Brigham, Campbell, Perkins,
kurtz, Mintzer, Allison Bruner,
Sargent, Emery, Waring, Burk.
hart, Pride, Gillette, COf.
FIN, Lewis, Price,
Beatty, Sullivan, BierbOwer, Oldham,
COndron, Hunter, and Many
Others Kept Her So.

The Old County Still Undivided.
The Citizens Reception Of Our Friends
This Morning - Program for This
Evening"
A called meeting of the Haley
Board Of Trade was held at the AL
turas Hotel last evening, to make the
preliminary arrangements for tender
ing reception to the members of the
Legislature who remained faithful to
US through the recent session and to
our friends from Boise, who accom-
panied them. S B. Kingsbury, w.
T. Riley, P. A. Rega", L. w. Gar
rett and J. A. Rupert were appointed
committee on arrangements, and at
their request subcommittee were
appointed on transportation, on music,
on dancing, on finance, on Invitation,
and on salutes.
The various committees made the
necessary arrangements, and the pro-
gram was soon complete, as follows:
The citizens to meet the incoming
train on its arrival at HALEY and,
preceded by the High School Band,
to escort our guests, in sleighs,
through town and back to the court.
house, where they should be received
with brief welcoming address, and
rendered the freedom of the city
A lunch at the Alturas Hotel.
Meeting at the courthouse at 7
o'clock this evening; speaking until
9 o'clock, followed by dance at the
Al,uras Hotel until midnight.
THE RECEPTION.
Notwithstanding thick fog-a
regular pogonip - hung over the
town, fully 500 persons on foot and
over 100 in runnered vehicles assem-
bled at tho depot to receive our
guests. As the train stopped, and
the passengers disembarked, they
were greeted with sally after sally OF
cheers, each member of the Legis-
lature being called by name and
given "three cheers and a tiger 7"
The Hons. M. A. Kurtz, o. w.
Mintzer, J. Allison Bruner, and Ira
Warning were the only members who
alighted, President Clough, Speaker
Burkhart, Councilman Perkins and
Representative Emery having re-
NAMED in Boise to see to it that the
records and minutes of proceedings
of the Legislature are not tempered
with. Also: to take such steps as
may be necessary to have the will of
the Legislature, lawfully expressed,
enforced. Besides the members E..
G. Coffin, President of the HALEY
Board of Trade, P. NJ. Bruner, I. N.
Sullivan, Judge Lennon, and several!
others, also returned.
Our guests being shown into the
room of the Second District Court,
S. B. Kingsbury delivered brief
welcoming address, thanking them
for their efforts in our behalf, and
concluded by extending to them the
freedom of the city.
Hon. M. A. Kurtz replied. Ad-
dressing himself to "Mr. Chairman,
ladies and gentlemen, fellow citizens
of UNDIVIDED Alturas," he saids
I'VE did not need these words of
welcome. We knew from the sparkle
in your eyes that we had your love,
and that is all that there can be be-
tween man and man. We regret the
absence of the noble ones left be-
hind. But they were still on duty in
Boise. They were there, and there
to stay until the highest authority in
the land should strike down what was
the result of most disgraceful con
spiracy, not only against A!turas
county. but against the fair Territory
of Idaho, as well. He was proud &c
have been able to be of service to US
while doing his duty, and in the
words OF the guiding principles 'o1