Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22
TEE STATE PRESS.
Hsssauusss ADOPTED - Ahs@ Before
Asssisx Chseoys<a-

LesSt2S SAS~~ss~
The following resolutions were
ado0ts4 by the Nichsgsa State Press
Associa1oa before leaving Cheooyg2n
On the Isth inst;
WssEEAs. TIE state Press Assoc.A-
t.oa : about - conclude Is twenty-
third annual meeting, = meeting f0l TO
reDlet.oD with both pleasure an1 profit,
vE ses.re 20 zyall ourselves OF tnis oE-
portnnity 10 express our slncere z2pre-
cation and W4Tmest thanks 70 tue en-
terpr.sing and generous citizens of Sag
nav who have greeted Us with a
program OF entertainment 50 Wisely
nlanned and finely executed that ii
future the name Of saginaw wlll be ~
as SYNONYMOUS with Tree and warm
hearted hospitality; therefore Ne would
submit for the approval OF this asSoe.a-
ton the following resolutions;
That u the various committees
chosen from the Saginaw Press CLUB We
are greatly indebted for the varied
round OF enjoyable amusements, 70
which this generous spread Is 80 rlttng
a consumnAtion, and especially 20 +.
NJ. Bushell, G. H. Peters, G. b. Schaet-
fer. jos. Seeman, l.. w. Hardwlck and
+. ID. COwles, all OF whom have been
untiring III dong the honors OF the
city.
That the royal reception given US al
their elegant home by Hon. and Mr..
". X. Burt, and the entertainment -
freely extended rs on the evening o.
our arrival. and also the special tram
over the c., ;. x VI. Railway, 80 kindly
arranged for by Mr. Burt 10 convey Us
10 West Bay City. were well calculated
10 gain for Saginaw an enylable repG-
tation for hospitality,
That the names of Hon. s. o. Fisher
and family will always suggest 10 the
Michigan editors many pleasant memo
rles OF the princely entertainment at
their mansion IN Bay City, and of the
warm-hearted cordlallty with which
they welconed the representatives Of
the press, as also of the enjoyable ex-
cursion gwen us 10 Wenona Beach.
That the Saginaw Union Electric Rail
way Company and the City OF Saginaw
| Street Railway Company have laId us
under debt of gratitude for continuous
| courtesies, our badges having been an
"open sesame" 10 every part or the
city.
That the F. & p. NJ. r. +. Company
laid US under like obligation for spe-
cial trains that carried Us over the Belt
Line, thus giving us view OF many Of
the great industries which 90 10 make
| Saginaw SO important Il section IN the
manufacturing world.
That the exhibition of the fire depart
ment afforded us much pleasure and
convinced us that Saginaw IS entitled TO
| her reputation for maintaining an or
/ ganizatIon for the saving of life and
property second to none III the State.
That the generosity or the citizens
aud livery men in sending SO many car
riages for the drive about the city was
| a most substantial and highly apprecl
ated evidence of their interest ID our
welfare.
That we derived great pleasure from
the full reports of all our sessions ap-
pearing in the daily papers as also from
the courteous and friendly attentions
of all members of the fraternity resid-
ing in the city, and are duly grateful
| therefor.
That 10 his honor, Mayor George W.
Weadock and the citizens in general
who united TO give us so delightful a
welcome at the Academy of Music, and
to the Woodworkers' Union whose
| kindly invitation TO attend their ball
we regret our inability to accept, we OK
! tend our most cordial and unmeasured
| thanks.
That the Saginaw Driving Park As
sociatiOn will long be remembered for
| the opportunity offered, 70 view the
races with all their attendant attrac-
| tons.
That we, one and all, offer our con-
gratulatons and thanks TO President
| Perry T. Powers, to Secretary Fred 5.
! Slocum, and other officers for the sue
| ceSsful outcome of their Jealous efforts,
resulting IN reunion of the fraternity
seldom eQual!ed and never excelled, IN
all that contributes TO pleasure and
profit.
In conclusion be it further resolved:
That the many beautiful souvenirs
and programs presented Us, Will long he
cherished rs reminders OF our pleasant
stay IN courteous, consolidated SagnaE
That our thanks are due various rail-
roads of Michigan for favors extended,
and to the Michigan Central are we par
| ticularly indebted for the tender Of
special train in charge Of competent,
| Efficient and courteous officers, for the
trip to Cheboygan.
That the good people of Grayling, by
throwing open their hotels to us during
our short visit, and the fine dinner pro-
vided, gave Us a greeting far beyond
our fondest antieipatsOns.
That the thriving city OF Cheboygan,
with her gaily decorated streets and
buildings and complete free entertain
ment, did her full share in sending the
editors on their way rejoicing.