The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14

the Montana Radiator of February
10th, from which we take the follow.
ing:
Show at Deer Lodge had nearly all
disappeared.
The shock of an earthquake was
felt three miles from Helena, 80 vio-
lent as to shake the daubing off the
walls and the dirt off the roofs of the
cobins.
Chas. Jewett shot man at Confed.
crate Gulch named Fisher, on the 18th
ult. Fisher was alive at last accounts;
Jewett escaped to the Gallatin, where
it is reported he was hung by the
Viglantes.
A regiment of mounted volunteers
is being raised in Helena and Virginia
Cities, to go to the rescue of the citi'
zens of Fort Benton, who are kept in
constant fear by the savages. Gov.
Meagher has appointed Neil HOWE
to the command of the regiment. Re-
cruiting has been going on quite rap
idly in Helena. A large meeting was
held to devise means to supply horses
for the men, at which Gen. Meagher
said that where it not for the meeting
of the Legislature he would take the
field himself against the hostile tribes.
/RRsoLUTIoNs.-At a meeting of Columbia
Lodge. No. s, l. o. o. f of Dalles City, the
following resolutions were adopted and Or
dered printed:
WHERRAs, 1t has pleased the Grand Master
of tie universe, in his inscrutable providence
to remove from our midst, our we'll beloved
. Brother g., N. G. Msyhew, late R. W
. Deputy Grand Master, of the R. W. Crane
=. Lodge of Oregon; and
WHEREAS, In the death of Brother Maybe
! this Lodge has lost a beloved member, th
d Grand Lodge, a jealous, efficient officer, ou
order, a generous, worthy brother, and societ
! an active, useful member Therefore be it
K Resolusd That with hearts chastened will
sorrow at the loss, we have thus bee
called to mourn but blessed with the assur
b. aLce that the wound is from the Hand whic
Ia doeth all things well, We submissively bow t.
~ the decree.
o Resolved, That when such men pass away
a it is the survivors who suffer the irreparabl
loss and especially do we as members of
y brotherhood, of which he was wise an
p faithful counsellor, feel as though each on
of us had lost most endeared friend.
g Resolved That The memory of our believe
as brother should be CHERISHED by every brC
ther of this Lodge with the kindest regart
k1 and deepest gratitude for his services in IL
I'd cause of dd-Felowship, and for the enerl
and zeal which he uniformly exhibited
10 establishing and carrying forward to 81
at rious success the great work of humani
and benevolence.
90 Resolusd, That the family and relatives
ut, our deceased. brother, although strange
no and far distant from US, have our most ST
cere and heartfelt sympathies, and we won
extend these expressions of coincidence,
by this their sad bereavement, trusting as
do, that he has been gathered into the Gra
Lodge above, they can find much to CO
We sole them in rejecting upon the services
has rendered to his fellow man.
hg Resoiusd, That the Warden be instruct
er to clolhe the Lodge room and furniture
:, mourning, and members of the Lodge W,
AZ the usual badge for thirty days.
of RESOLVED, That the Rec. Secretary be
structed to transmit a copy of these reso
tions under seal Of the Lodge, to the fam
ice, and relatives of our deceased brother.
9th H uoaup
nd tf Jas HALLoRAN,
ase j. GoETz,
non Commit