Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06
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that energy, promptness. diligence and
| patience that indicate a splendid char
acter, and at the same time has shown
to III the courtesy and forbearancs
which bespeak the true gentleman; now
therefore
! he It Resolved. That we hereby ten
der to Elder George Albert Smith our
heartfelt thanks for his unpaid, devoted
and earnest attentions to each OF as,
his wise supervision Of affairs, his uni-
form, cheerful manner and his deport-
ment as Il true I.atter.day Saint and
that we severaIly ana untely express
our gratitude to him and assure him
that he will ever live In our souls AZ
dear and cherished brother, to whom
we are under obligations for which no
material reward can furnish compen-
satlon, and that we invoke upon him
the blessings OF the Most High God TO
be enjoyed by him in time and eternity.
tSigned) Joseph +. Smith, Antaon II,
: Lund. Francis NJ. Lyman, John Henry
Smith. Hyrum M. Smith. Charles w
penrose, Seymour Ii. Young Ruon S.
Wells, l.. W. Shurtllff, Frank Y Taylor
Jesse NJ. Smith. George +. Richards,
Ashby Snow, Arthur Winter oliver l..
Richards, John Smith, Angus Nj. Can
non. l.orln Farr, George Romney, Elias
A, Smith, Joseph i, Smith, Jr., Brig
ham +. Grant, Benjamin Goddard.
J John Mcdonald. Ida B smith, Alice a.
Richards. Ina {. Smith. susa Young
Gates Edith A. Smith.
President Joseph r. Smith presented
the annexed resolution which was also
unanimously adopted.
On fullnah Gar soIala' ,h,.
-, p, 49,, pee 81. lsoo'
Hon w. H. Bancroft, vice Prest
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Dear sir we, me company ol iraV'
eietS from sait Lake Cl'y 10 oouth
spyeltoh, near sharon, W" III sie
yorad Ia Win tn snocia a coprtesie s and At
ten,lons on the several railroads oven
witch we have passed particularly in
the transfer OF the car, so that we have
had its continuous use and occupation
throughout the entire trip going and
coming, and highly appreciating the In
fluence exercised by YOU In this behalf,
hereby express to you our gratitude for
your Kindness and our thanks to each
OF the companies which at your
thoughtful suggestion have thus con-
trihuted to our comfort. We have Jour
neyed In peace and returned in safety,
over finely constructed and well con-
Quoted railroads and unitedly extend
to YOU the wishes of thankful hearts
that you may long continue to enjoy
the confidence Of the public as rail-
road official and manager OF the high
est class and the respect anu mono,
W. m ar,,,,ss atterd vo5 forever,
~ ,.,,,s - zeal, ,nd fniIo,v trav-
49, a,,snd vo,, foreveri
n"pp'"VS' fosFpII u SMITH
90
Mrs. Susa y nttes fenu q pm, ~
her own ceinpos,tion' iun VI m,t ,.', 30
nleasant feiere',Ves W ~ ine, ,n,'.,oi
tne company WnlSh Was rllsnis apii
ated ana receiNeu WIN great "pp'""'e'
THE EVENING CLUB.
n WAS tho custom every evening while
Tho bcrths we're being made up by
tho efficient porters Seth Young and
Bud Rice for the male members TO re-
pnlr la the smoking room and hold an
informal anecdote gathering. which at
The FIRST session was named the Lincoln
club where many amusing and some
inStrurtlvn stories were told by differ
ont narrntors Not ono of the marty,
bn,vever indulgad In The use of tobac-
90 50 the olub room was entirely free
,ron the offens,ve odor of tobacco
ameke much TO the surprise of the
porters n fter tho 0rst night ont The
indIes,on hoard contributed much TO the
Measure of IN, trim nv their. presence.
attentions shifting facea and musical
yoices Cnd bIess Them,
40, ~, ,r,,r, ,t,,p
N1O'H VI IA. 'nii
1t was remarkable journey. About
$500 miles of travel was covered. There
was not a hitch In the arrangements
that were made, the special car was
moved from line to line and station to
station according TO plans laid out No
accident happened; not cross word
was spoken, although the company was
sometimes lnconveniently crowded.
Everybody We'd In Kindness. heipful-
ness, and good feeling. There was no
indulgence In anything improper IN
word or deed, and heavenly FEELING
pervaded the company and was carried
by its members TO every place which
they visited. Their presence aroused no
anlrnosity at any point. They were
treated with the utmost respect ana
consideration. They are indebted to the
Oregon Short Line, Union Pacihc, Chl-
cago & Northwestern. Nickel Pate,
Boston & Maine, and West shore lines,
over which they passed, for the prompt
attention given which greatly faciltat~
ed their transit. and made the trip en-
joyabe. The train arrived In salt Lake
City at 1850 p, m. instead of 10 a. M;
but the delay was unavoidable ana
was taken good-humoredly ana pa
tiently by everybody In the Sofala.
Good results cannot fall TO accrue
from this visit by President Smith and
his fellow travellers 70 the points
touched on the journey Seeds were
sown In the souls OF men and women
whom they met, which Will bring forth
fruits In the future that viii well re-
trip, and win slorify God and aid in
earth wv was s,s SPLENDID En-. s,sS n;