Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-31

your city wonderful we are deeply in
debted for thoughtful courtesies ex-
tended. The Montezuma club took the
doors off their hinges, and made US feel
that we We're lifetime friends at the
same fireside. Men of distinction served
as guides, and on every side were glad
hands. Ten thousand times we thank
you.
We trust that Goldfield warns toward
US and our town in similar fashion for
we want to reciprocate your attentions
as far as we are able.
In all earnestness, we must say that
your development surpasses in magni-
tude and richness all our expectations.
You have built, in an incredibly short
time, a city that shines like gem on
the brow of the desert hills, city
where law and order reign, and indus
try rejoices, city in which are some
of the choicest spirits of our American
life.
We compliment you unreservedly on
your splendid achievements, and con-
gratulate ourselves on being your
neighbors. Henceforth, we shall think
more intelligently of Goldfield, and CO.
operate more enthusiastically with you,
as far as you will permit, in working
out common destiny.
The citizens and commercial bodies of
Tonopah, and its enterprising press
have extended to the group of Los An
geles business men a characteristic
western welcome, and showered cour-
tesies upon u.s. Our visit to the min
ing camps has been a constant and in
creasing delight, and your royal city,
mother of camps, was a most appro-
pirate place for the tour to come to a
close. In view of the foregoing, we
hereby resolve.
a. That we congratulate Tonopah on
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tained among the thriving cities of the
land, and record our gratified surprise
at the permanence and promise of your
improvements.
(2.) That we are mute with wonder at
the depth and extent of the riches
locked in your desert hills, and the
immense equipment in mines and. mills
you have provided for it's extraction.
60 That we are especially grateful to
the Mizpah club for having made for us
home during a visit all too brief.
(4) That we extravagantly admire
and enthusiastically applaud your
courage and confidence, and your quiet
certainty of a career of continued pros
perity.
90 That we earnestly seek COM
pact of reciprocity, both social and
commercial, and as slight recognition
of meritorious achievement, bordering
on the miraculous We express our ad-
miratfon, we utter our profound regard,
and tender you our hearty and unani-
nous cooperation in every way pos
Sible to secure and advance our COM
mon good.
The Nevada excursionists from Los
Angeles, having been under the care of
Chairman Gilbert S. Wright for a num-
ber of days beg to express to him their
hearty appreciation of his uniform
0o11rtaS1y in m NV worry naturally trIipor
moments, and for his satisfactory dis
charge OF the onerous duties incumbent
on a good and faithful leader of such
an excursion.
Words fail of their ordinary signif-
canoe N attempting to express our feel
inSs toward our spokesman, Frank G..
Tyrrell, whose silver-tongued eloquence
and golden-lined wisdom not only
pleased and delighted the gold miners
of Goldfeld, Rhyolite and Beatty, but
completely captured the silver smelters
of Tonopah. Even old-timers in Los
Angeles did not know one-half the
beauties of their own land until they
heard the Tyrrell descriptions of it, and
the Nevada people are now only wait
ing for an opportunity to exchange a
paying gold mine for a corner lot in
the city of Los Angeles.
Whereas, the press of Southern Ne
vada have given hearty and unanimous
support to the business mems excur-
sion through the mining districts of
our neighboring state, and
Whereas, the representatives of the
press who accompanied us have exerted
themselves assiduously in our behalf,
and have it in their power and in their
hearts to render still further assistance;
now, therefore,
Resolved, That we utter our sincere
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the press and it's able representatives.
Cd That we recognize it's disinter-
ested AL discriminating support of the