St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
THE TICKET AGENTS.

They Finish Their Business and
| Extend Thanks All Around.
Special to the Globe.
LIVINGSTON Mont, Sept. 1S.-After a
most delightful trip lasting eight days,
the excursion party composed of nearly
800 members and friends of the Interna-
tional Ticket Agents association, who
have been enjoying the hospitality of
the Northern Pacific railroad, reached
this place this noon. To say that the
tour through Yellowstone Park has
been grand success in every particular
but family expresses the supreme salts
| faction OF every one in the party, as
| few had made the trip through the park
before. There was to be heard on every
side expressions of surprise and delight
| at the wonderful views and curious phe-
n0mena that were met SO frequently in
| this wonderland The resolutions re-
| lating to the arrangements made to en-
tertain the visitors in the park are full
| OF WarmeSt praise, as are also those re-
lating to transportation facilities. All
are satisfied and return full of praise
| for those who have charge of the party.
Excellent weather has attended the
! party, and there has been no sickness
or accident of any description. This re-
| port would not be complete without
| mention of the elegant dinner and ball
at Mammoth Hot Springs last night
This morning meeting of the assocl-
alton was held at Cinnabar at which
time reports were made fixing the next
place OF meeting in Philadelphia, Pa,
the second Wednesday in September,
1892. The salaries were fixed as fol-
lows: President, $500; secretary, 5000;
treasurer, 500 per year. with legitimate
expenses. The committee on resolu-
tons reported in favor of extending the
warmest thanks of the association as
follows:
To the Northern Pacific, Wisconsin Cen.
tral and Chicago IL Northwestern for solid
Pullman trains, and to all other roads fur
nishing transportation; to the Pullman Pal
ace Car company, for free use of so many
magnificent cars so generously furnished;
also to the Wagner company; to the manage
ment of the dining car service, for the able
manner in which such large party was han
died; 10 the Yellowstone Park association
hotels and employees, for uniform kindness
ana attention; to Charles S. Fee and his
assistants. Austin, Rogers, Mcneil, Campbell
and Rice, for personal efforts to make the
excursion such success; and the Northern
racine Railroad company for organizing and
furnishing such magnificent excursion;
the chamber OF commerce of st. Paul
Tor use OF rooms for the associa-
ton meeting: to Frank Parmalee.
omnibus, of Chicago; Cook & Sons, of St
Iaul LOT transportation; the proprletors OF
the Grand Pacific, Chicago; Fountain hotel,
Waukesha; Ryan and Merchants. st. Paul.
and West hotel, Minneapolis, for liberties
ana attentions tomembers and families; to
the citizens of Waukesha st. Paul and Min
neapolis, for cordial welcome and entertain
merit; to the Twin City association, through
C.E Stone. chairman, that so ably discharged
Its duties as committee or arrangements; to
the press of both st. Paul and Minneapolis;
to DR.. f. A. Xanton, of ST. Paul. for profes-
sonal services and to c. w RYDER, also of
st Paul, special press correspondent.
All were unanimously adopted. The
train leaves for st. Paul on time, and
will reach that city Sunday at 7:45 a. m