The daily sentinel., 1905-05-24
0. R. c. Convention

,,..l me railway conductors from This
H., H., ''oH Oh the state Who attended
sleal convention Of the Order
/ CL railway Conductors held in port
land, Ore, have returned home "a
al speak most enthusiastically Of 10
great gathering OF railway ron5Tl
SofS and prominent railroad men
rom every section of the union
The convention was one of tr.
laIsest attended in the history nf
.he order. and Portland entertained
'NS Ealherel hosts in royal styIe
N'eNl pHlS, Tenn. was chosen as
,"e next meeting place of the con
,,g,nILlou, Winniu- on over Boston
lll"auhee and many other large elf
{ les. The next meetu- will he hold
| IN 1901 All OF the old officers Of
tht convention We're reelected
beIore the convention ad rourned
resolutions of thanks We're adonrad
oy The convention, as follows
ihe expression of this aesemhl,
can out poorly convey to the railroad
state and city officials. together asf.s
the ofsanizaJIons and individuals. the
strength and character OF our appre-
SlalioH Tor their kindness TO the Or
DER OF Railway Conductors There
fore be il
Resolved, That the gratitude of
the Grand division be extended to
lhe Ohlcago, Milwaukee * St pauI
anu Great Northern railroads. the
Northern Pacific. together with the
Chlcago. Burlington & Quincy. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio. the Illinois cen
ItaL chicago y Northwestern Union
Pacific. Oregon Short Line. and rhr
Oregon Railway * NAVIGATION Com
panys the Canadian Pacific. Tho Don
Yer a Rio Graude, together with the
New York. New Haven d Hartford
Boston Maine, and Maine Central.
me Louisville ~ Nashville. nterua-
llouHl d Great Northern. NNuurnDo-
lis, ST. Paul a Sault Ste Marie the
III Paso Northeastern. Colorado a
southern, and Pullman COMPANY. to-
Seiher with an lines that have So
generously provided special euuip-
meut and transportation ON their
systems. knowing the immeusitv of
such consideration. We trust AM of
ficials and individuals will not under
estimate our Eratefuluess. and that
our loyalty to- the system of which
we are a part will mark our esteem
With special feeling must We thank
the governor of the state. MAYOR of
the city. together with b A. Worth
ngton, vice president and general
manager Of the Hartman lines. for
the personal interest they have taken
in making the reception to the Order
of Railroad Conductors such % great
success. The generousness OF the
Commercial Club. together with the
y. NJ. C. A. the Ells, the Masous
0H Don I.HTr D.
every state and territory OF our uu-
ion, together with Canada and Mex
leo.
"To the officials of the Lewis 4
Clark exposition do we extend our
thanks and bid Godspeed TO their
undertaking.
TO the officials of the several lines
entering Portland, including the elec-
tric lines. and the managers of the
boat lines, do We feel greatly ndeht-
ed.
To the press of the city of Port
land, for the courtesy and many ia
vors, we extend thanks
"To the people of Oregon, the nat
ural gallery OF art. the paradise OF
the west. and 10 Portland, the center
Of hospitality, we offer our thanks,
and assure YOU our fondness for
Portland and Oregon will be told at
the fireside OF thousands of conduc-
tors in North America.
80 our brother and sister organ
.zations do we feel indebted for their
1ntiring generousness, and trust an
may come when our ac-
lions will express our feelings.
"To Mount Hood Division No. 81.
and its executive committees, do we
owe a debt that time alone can pay.
"The Ladies' Auxiliary of Port
and has played a pronounced part in
he drama of our entertainment.
with hearts bursting with CRATE
fulness for consideration shown our
Grand division, We again thank all,
and pray God to lead them TO the
sunset OF their days with health and
plenty.
j. II. PARANT, Chairman.
w. A. LANE.
H. p. SPEAKMAN.
r. f. GARNIN