The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-08-12

RssoIutisas Of State Press Association
The following resolutions were
adopted by the Idaho state Press
Association in session at the Idaho
building, Worlds Fair, st. Louis,
Thursday, May 10th, 1904:
The Idaho State Press Association
at its semi-annual mcrting held In
the Idaho hailling at the st. Louis
exposition May 10Th, 1904, hereby
voices the general sentiments Of the
association as touching all OF the
subjects herein nentioned;
Noting that irrigation liz becoming
a matter Of national Importance and
that 1t Is OF special Importance to
Idaho, and that the influence OF the
National Irrigation Congress Ia ar
Stunning large proportions, bringing
to its annual meetings people who
are representatives Of the best
thought of the age in matters of
irrigation, the Press Association Of
Idaho hereby extends the most
cordial invitation to that body to
hold Its annual meeting for 1905 at
Boise, and urges that the press OF the
state use its influence to secure Il
hearty co-coperation OF the boards
Of trade and chambers Of commerce
of the state to send a strong delegat-
ion to the coming meeting Of the
congress to secure the next gather
ng of the congress for Boise.
In view Of the many courtesies the
association has received at the hands
of the railroad companies and the
Pullman Co., we hereby express to
them in general and In detail our
sincere thanks. We deem it proper
that special mention should I've made
of f. I. Whitney vi the Great North
ern. Chas. =. Fee of the Northern
Pacific, S. K. Hooper of the Denver &
Rio Grenade, A. l.. Craig of the o. Il.
& ~, %. +. Burnley Of the o. S. L., Il.
l.. Lomax OF the U. p, George J..
Charlton OF the Chicago & Alton, w.
B. kniskern Of the Chicago Il North
western, and H. s. Twining vi the
Pullman Co. who extended to orr
association SO many kindnesses for
which they, and the companies they
represent, shall he held by us in
grateful rememberance.
We take pleasure also In express
ing cur appreciation of the splendid
exhibit educational, mineral,
horticultural and ayricultural-sent
to the exposition by cur state, due
in IL large degree to the efficient and
prompt work OF Governor Morrison
and Commissioner HURT and their
assistants. The exhibit is one that
adds to the glory and honor of our
commonwealth In this connection
also we desire to express eur thanks
to Commissioner HURT and his able
assistants for the reception and
banquet rendered our association at
the Idaho building and for other
pleasant ccuctesies that we have ie.
ceived at their hands.
Our hearty thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to the Utah Press
Association, the Press and Com
merclal clubs Of Salt kase Tor the
elegant banquet given the assecin-
ton aswe passed through tire me
tropeais of Utah. Also to the Cham
Der o{Cemmerce ef Denver for their
many ceWrtesscsextentled tc eur body
We are under lasting obligation
| also tie the exposition management
for their uniailing attextion ard
coartesaes and alse to the Inside Inn
| for their concessions ard kindly
treatment to members ef our ;Lssoci-
/ alton. People certainly make no
| mistake, when they cast thelr tct
during a visit to the exposition at
! this Wp-te-aa1e and frst-class trf-
stitTtseH-
We are gtateial also to TIE tkeat-
/ rscas companies efSt. Louis Ter ccar
1 tesAes received.
We desire aase to menticn the an-
| selfish. arcc~sfng and efscient aa.
| here, In and ent 1T seasen, oil esr
| secretary, N. s rNrker. We realize
| that TO his Wise, ecfJistent and
iHAktcas effert we owe In a barge
! measure the Peessere ~ the trip
acTuss the centasest to see the big
gest shfe " on earth.
nc Acting President Mackintosll,
wAo did =, sawch tie sassse 1ur trir
pAeaseMr ard tie sss axe cer tssces!sgtR
the k6ehe bassslfzs q ssseress we es>
tend our saHceae tasa.nks
CA. HACKNEY, J. n fi.ENxrt,
F.S Hxssnse q e. TsEsAe,
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