Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-06-15
ANGELIC PILGRIMS
HOMEWARD Flight
From page two)

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ssa railway station to the last syl-
M ~ smiling farewell, it was a
S,.ivind of generous hospitality
western comradeship, and fit
continuation of what we met
a. our first stop in Nevada.
To the commercial organizations Of
city wonderful, We are deeply
.sdobted for thoughtful courtesies
ovtonded. The Montezuma club took
~ doors off their hinges and made
:. fool that we were lifetime friends
no same Preside. Men of distinc-
ian served as guides, and on every
stde we're glad hands, and on every
,oco 4 flush Of friendly welcome. Ten
,housand times we thank you.
We trust that Goldfeld warns
award us and our town in similar
fashion. for we want to r%eciprocate
vour attentions as far as we are able.
In all earnestness, we must say
that your development surpasses in
magnitude and richness all our ex-
nectations. You have built, in an
Incredibly short time, a city that
shine. like a gem on the brow of
the desert hills, a city where law and
order reign, and industry rejoices,
a city in which are some of the
choicest spirits of our American life.
We compliment you ~unreservedly
on your splendid achievements, and
congratulate ourselves on being your
pelghbors. Henceforth, we shall
think more intelligently of Goldfeld.
and cooperate more enthusiastically
with you, as far as you will permit,
in working out a common destiny.
The citizens and commercial bod
les Of Tonopah, and its enterprising
press, have extended to the group of
Los Angeles business men a charac-
terIstic western welcome and show
cred courtesies upon us. Our visit
to the mining camps has been a con-
slant and increasing delight, and
your royal city, mother of camps, was
most appropriate place for the tour
to come to a close. In view OF the
foregoing. we hereby
Resolve % That we congratulate
Tonopah on the rank and distinction
already attained among the thriving
cities Of the land, and record our
gratihed surprise at the permanence
and promise of your Improvements.
~ That we are mute with won
der at the depth and extent of the
richness locked in your desert hills.
and the immense equipment in mines
and mills you have provided for it's
extraction.
90 That we are especially CRATE
tul to the Mlzpah club for having
made us at home during a visit all
too brief.
H) That we extravagantly adj
mire and enthusiastically applaud
your courage and confidence and your
quiet certainty of a career of con-
tinued prosperity.
10 That we earnestly seek a
compact OF reciprocity, both social
and commercial, and as a slight rec
ignition Of meritorious achievement,
bordering on the miraculous, we ex-
press our admiration, we utter our
most profound regard and tender you
our hearty and unanimous co-opera-
uon in every way possible to secure
snd advance common good.
Tie Nevada exeursionists from Los
angeles, having been under the care
q chairman Gilbert s. Wright for a
lumber Of days, beg to express to him
'aer heartfelt appreciation OF his
Uniform courtesy In many very nat
Ofaiy trying moments, and for his
satisfactory discharge of the onerous
euues Incumbent on a good and faith
"' leader of such an excursion party.
words fail of their ordinary sig
uincance in attempting to express our
feelings toward our spokesman,
rank 9. Tyrrell, whose silver
Ousues eloquence and golden-lined
"suom not only pleased and de.
asn'eu the gold miners of Goldheld,
"eollle and Beatty, but also com.
lively captured the silver smelters
ionopah. Even old-timers in Los
angeles did not know one-half tho
"uties OF their own land until they
~asu the Tyrrell descriptions of it,
@u me Nevada people are now only
Tor an opportunity to OK.
"se a paying gold mine for a cor.
IVY IN the city of Los Angeles.
"uereas, The press of southern
ua nave given hearty and unanl.
support to the business mems
's'oh through the mining dis.
ol our neighboring state, and
'efeas' The representatives Of
~ess who have accompanied us
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