The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20
Resolutions bY the NJ. 5. Z. 4.

The following resolutions were ADOPT
ed by the Michigan State Press Associ-
alton before leaving Cheboygan, on the
10Th of July:
WHEREAS, The State Press Associa-
ton is about To conclude its twenty
third annual meeting, a meeting full to
repletion with both pleasure and profit.
we desire TO avail ourselves of this OPP
portunity to express our sincere appre-
citation and warmest thanks to the en-
terprising and generous citizens of Sag
NAV, who have greeted us with "a pro-
gramme of entertainment SD wisely
planned and finely executed that, in fu-
ture, the name of Saginaw will be To us
synonymous with free and warm-heart-
ed hospitality; therefore we would sub.
nit for the approval of this association
the following resolutions:
That to various committees chosen
from the Saginaw Press Club, and the
citizens reception committee, we are
greatly indebted for the varied round
of enjoyable amuSements to which their
final banquet was SO fitting consum-
nation, and especially TO +. w. Bushell,
G.. H. Peters, c. b. Schaffcr, Jos. See.
man, l.. w. Hardwick and + ID. Cowles,
all of whom have been untiring in do
Ing the nOnOfS Oh the ely.
That the royal reception given us al
their elegant home by Hon. and Mrs
w. Il. Burt, and the entertainment So
freely extended It's on the evening OF
our arrival, and also the special train
over the Chicago, Saginaw * Mackinaw
railway, SO kindly arranged for by Mr..
Burt To convey us to West Bay City,
were well calculated to gain for Sagi-
nav an enviable reputation for hOspi-
tally.
That the names of Hon. 5. o. Fisher
and family will always suggest To the
Michigan editors many pleasant mem
cries of the princely entertainment at
their mansion in Bay City, and of the
warm-hearted cordially with which
they welcomed the representatives of
the press, Us also of the enjoyable eX-
cursion given us to Wenona Beach.
That the Saginaw Union Electric
Railway Company and the City of Sag
NAV Street Railway Company have laid
us under debt of gratitude for contin-
uous courtesies, our badges having been
an "open sesame" to every part of the
city.
That the Flint Il Pere Marquette Rail.
way Company laid us under like obi
over the Belt Line, thus giving us a
view of many of the great industries
which tend to make Saginaw so i'm
portant section i'm 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
organization for the saving of life and
property, second to none in the state.
That the generosity of the citizens
and livery men in sending so many car
riagcs for the drive about the city was
most substantial and highly appreci-
ated evidence of their interest i'm our
welfare.
That we derived great pleasure from
the full reports of all our sessions APP
pearing in the daily papers, as also
from the courteous and friendly atten-
tions of all members of the fraternity
residing in the city, and are duly CRATE
full therefor.
That To 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 Wood.workers Union, whose
kindly invitation To attend their ball
we regretted our inability to accept, we
extend our most cordial and unmeasur-
ed thanks.
That the Saginaw Driving Park Asso-
citation will long be remembered for
the opportunity afforded to view the
races and all their attendant attrac-
tons
That we, one and all, offer our con-
CALCULATIONS and thanks to President
Perry +. Powers, TO Secretary Fred s.
Slocum, and other officers, for the sue
cessful outcome of their Jealous efforts
resulting in a reunion of the fraternity
seldom equaled and never excelled, in
all that contributes TO pleasure and
profit.
That the many beautiful souvenirs
and programmes presented us will long
be cherished rs reminders of our pleas
ant stay in courteous, consolidated
Saginaw
On August 10, before the Yellowstone
eXcursionists disbanded at Chicago, the
following special resolutions were also
adopted:
That our thanks are due 10 various
railroads of Michigan for favors ex-