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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

RAILROAD MEETING IN CHERoKEE.-We
are requested to print the proceedings of "a
large and enthusiastic meeting Of citizens
Of Cherokee county, at Murphy, Feb. End ;
G. w. Dlckey, chairman, j. d. Abbott, Sec
rotary.
Resolutions were adopted, unanimously,
declaring it to be the wish, ("frst, last, and
all the time') ofthe people ofWestern North
Carolina that the proposition to purchase
the w. n. G: X. r., or any other Of like i'm
port should be accepted Immediately, if it
can be done without prejudice to State
e earnestly request the proper authorities
to lose no time and spare no efforts to secure
81 great a BOOM" Speeches were made
Ger Fame and Col. John Rolen, in favor of
the resolutions and the many advantages to
the people of the State, and especially the
West, by the early completion of the road to
Ducktown and Paint Rock"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
MOORE COUNTY INDEX ITEMs.-J. C..

MOORE COUNTY INDEX ITEMs.-J. c.
Back. Esq. has been appointed county At
torney, and DR.. John Shaw, physician to
the poor. Rev. DR.. Donald McGreen
died at Sumpter, aged 20. -Application
has been made TO have Jas. l.. Currie. a
good man, appointed as L. S. Deputy Mar
shall for this vicinity.---The Grand Jury
ignored some bills when the parties had sub
United and were standing around with their
money ready to the cost. Sim Worthy and
his wife, Martha, admitted the killing of
James Naples COW and paid the cost. -
Mr. w L Burt and Miss Toady Leach.
were married at the residence Of DR.. Tur-
ner on Thursday last.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

ROCKY Mount PROGRESS ITEMs:-Mess.
Hackney 4 Bros. are adding a two story ex-
tension to their carriage factory.-A Mr..
helms, on returning from Nashville, drop
ped down in the floor. and expired. Nice
hop at Matthews Hall Monday night -
Married Feb. 10th, Mr.. WIN. Thoma. and
Miss Jane Williford.-Nashville is to have
a brass band.--Some scoundrel robbed Mr..
John B. Avent, near Castalia of 5000, two
suits OF clothes, valuable papers &C., all in
= trunk. which was broken open.-Dr.
Brooks Il Bro of South Carolina, will set
tie in Castalia and open a store.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

NoTEs.--.A small specimen IF lalv-hood
was eft in q I asket at he door Of kimbro
Jones, about two miles North OF Itsleigh
on Saturday night. 1t was taken 10 the
poor house IN Monday nobody coming for
ward to Calm any Bah, mine in theirs;
though the fact that a handkerchief with the
name of a young gentleman thereon. pos
sibly stolen from the ~lnundress. or mali
ciousIy marked was found with rhe chilo's
wraps. gave rise to unlimi'ed ..nuzz' in the
community.- The bridge on the Pc
trrsi'nrg and Weldon Railroad has been re-
built.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

RINGwooD lTEMs.-Dr. G. f. NJ. writes
under date of Feb. 18th. The weather is
mid, and more oats are being seeded than
Tor years. a step ID the right direction. Ma
son l.. Virgins. ESQ, Of this section.
can interest any man especially. when
conversing Of men and things in years gone
Ivy. His mind is clear. and he takes much
interest in public affairs. having held q
um''er OF public positions. before and since
the war. He says Hon. d. G.. Fowle made
the greatest speech at Enfield in the Vance
campaign he ever listened to; and he is
heartily IN favor OF him for Governor next
time. In fact, the people here are nearly.
If not all, for Judge Fowle.-'Your
sketches do not decrease, but increase, in
interest"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

DEATHs.-In New Berne, Mrs. w B.
Boyd.-ln LaGrange, Mr.. K. NJ. Coble,
age 9th Pitt county Mr.. Seth Gas
kins, aged 40. In Black Greek township.
Wilson county, Mr.. Jonsthan Barnes. aged
d In lredell. Miss Rhoda Mayes.-
In Wilmington, Mr.. Reuben Grant. aid aged
cltlzen.-At Wsavervi.le, Fell. 8. Mrs.
I. J. Mcclure, aged 79.a native of Raleigh.
In which city she finished her education.
-In Chapel Hill, Mrs. Davis. aged
o8.--At Whitakers, DIR. ]. J. Garrett.
- In Alamance, Harmon Cox. aged g.
he left the Cleaner learns a legacy of So
600 to each Of his five children.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

De. KESSEDY's PRuglE WE'D i W rrautei 20 cGce
every Cough from the worst Consumption down To the
siightest tickling in the Throat. This i Ia done n
over six hundred cases under my ovn yes Il ats
first on the stomach, restores the appetite. cleaCscs tie
blood. ouie:s the nerves. Ii stoIs Bleeding o. the
Lungs and Irritation OF the Throat Ii cures Asthna
and Whooping ough IN their worst spssns. want
you to know what II viii do, because it Is milk. any
ether cough medicine III the world. II never upsets the
stomach. 1t Is a Weed of Or Own land. not used IN
any other medicine. l have carefully watched is e
fects or all ages from infancy 20 old age sod hy all
Druggists at one dollar 8 bottle. M.de by Donald
Kennedy, Roxbury. Mass
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
G~RFENeBORO ITENS.-A Good Bow

GR~FE.eBoRo ITEAs.-A Good Boy
writes to the Reidsville Times: We are
soon to have several weddings in our midst.
Miss Annie Grey has returned from Leak.
vile. Miss Roberts Of .Ashe,ille is visiting
the Misses Dick. Rev. Alr. Tidhall preach
cd sermons ID the Pres v.erlan church last
Sunday. DIR. Smith was in Durham. Nc
Duffy 5 & Callum's amateur Ministries play
IN Benbow Hall TO night for the purpose OF
buying our band a uniform Miss Katie
Scales and Mrs. Gen Scales are in Wash
ington City. MIS- Col. T. B. Keogh gave
q n ce sociahle last Monday evening. Roger
Atkinson. ESQ is visiting his family. Gen.
Sea IS has got the appropriation for The
erection OF a United States Post-Ofice and
Court House here. Our ice houses have
been filled. Mr.. Charlie Yates has gone
North, also Capt. Small. Callum Bros. 6
Co.. are iuying up all the onion sets they
can I'M J. the farmers ought to raise more
than they do they bring from SD to s.
per busliel. Mrs. Nancy Clark died last
Saturday aged 90. | hear she left her pro
perry to little Willie Hughes the grandson
~ Peter Adams, Miss Mollie Smith is on a
visit to Lynchhurg. Miss Katie Atkinson
lett this morning for III. Misses Nash and
Miss kollock $ school at Hillsboro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

THE R~IPUBLICAN PRoGRAMME.-It is re-
ported in circ.es worthy of credit, that IN the
event Of the calling Of IA special session the
Republicans will present a lengthy protest,
and move immediate adjournment expect
ing to get enough aid from conservative
members to carry their point. Such an at
tempt may be made, but, in view Of the per
same time, it must be said that many ex-
perienced politicians fear the effect of a
special session. on the fortunes Of the Demo
cratic party.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
An OyERCRoP OF MEAsLEs-FIvE BEDS

An OVERCRoP OF MEASLES-FIVE BEDS
unprecedented CROP of measles as well
through all this border section as in the
nei ghboring counties in Virginia. We are
informed that just over the line in Henry
Harris has seventeen in his family down with
it. five bed are full, and he, himself, aged
over 50 has just gotten up from a spell of
IT. There have been more secondary cases
than ever known and several old D ,ople IN
the county have died with it. The neigh
borhood doctor gives three different kinds Of
measles, the French, that Is black. then the
red measles and one other kind. A person
who has the black me; s'es will never take
1t again. 1t is also peppering our own coun-
ty and Caswell. -Reidsville Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19
KINsToN Journal ITEMS. Bail in Lof

KINsToN Journal ITEMS. Ball in Lof
tins's Hall tonight Feb. 10Th "A cor
respondent at PollockSville d. Gilbert. a
young man near here, about I weeks ago.
was married TO Mrs. +. j. Haskins. and
everything seemed to go on well until a few
DAYS ago when the bride. for some unex-
planned reason. borrowed money. by giving
a mortgage on her property. TO amoun of
one hundred and twenty FIVE dollars: and
like the Arab-folded her tent and quietly
stole awav.--On last Saturday night Mrs.
kilnatrick, wife Of E. A. Kilnatricl. aftr~
p TIN her Titles ones to bed kept down t
a char before the fire 10 offer MP her even
ing PRAYER when a spark fell on her night
dress and instantly she was enveloped in
flames The unfortunate lady losing her
presence of mind, rushed into the open
air and before any assistance could be rem
dered her was terribly burned. Dr.. hyatt
was called ina once and did all that medi-
cal skill could do for the unfortunate suf
ferer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

WASHINGTON. y. =. Press ITEMS Mrs.
Fanny Bryan Russell died at her home in
PenGer county last week.-Our town is to
ic lighted by kerosene street lam -
DIED suddenly. on Sunday Jan. 18th of apo
plexy, II. G. Vass. hrether Of Rev. l.. c..
Vass, of New Berne-Eighty three mar
riagcs in Wake county in January. Just see
how much more progressive the woman are
than the men when you give'em = chance.
Leap year you know. Eighty-three, gla-
cious me. Can 1t be.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-19

MARRIED.-In Wayne. Mr.. Henry f.
Spence and Mis-. Maggie Wall er.-Mr
b. w. Hines. and Miss Coloria nail-In
Lenoir county, Mr.. John ". Taylor and
Miss Emma j. Rhem.-In Loui- burg.
Feb. 18th. Mr.. VI. VI Rich and iss Anna
McCormick.--At PitfsI,oro Feb. llth.
Mr.. j. j. Peoples ard Miss Flora j. Pace.
At the residece Of tr JOS. II Ne
Laughiin. Charlotte. Mr.. L j. Heath, Of
Monroe, and Miss Annie Mclaughlin.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

WI IN
Commencing WEDNESDAY, january 2Ist, 1879, trains
on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE SOUTH.
1900 M.-Through Mail, daily, connecting FOR
charleston, Savannah, augusta, and
SOnTllle-parlor cars to Wilmington.
stops only at Chester and Manchester
8:0 A. M.-Lynchburg Express daily Except Sunday
makes close connection at Petersburg
with the Atlanta, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad for Bristol, chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Lynchburg, Farmvllle.
III other local stations on that road,
making same time as by any other line
Stops at all regular stations. 49,
43U +. M.-Accommodation train daily Except sun
dav). Passengers taking this train Will
make close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
1925 T. M.-Through Mail, daily, connecting for Wei
don, y ihmlngton, Raleigh. charleston
Savannah Augusta, Columbia, Atlanta.
Macon, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans, and all points South and south
west via Charleston. ulman Sleeping
Car from " ashington for Wilmington,
charleston and the South. Stops only
at Manchester and Chester.
o'Vo a. h'-Ihrough Freight Train, daily except Sun
day. with passenger car attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
0"' a. N n Ri"Smon Nal daily, connecting with
mac ana chesapeake 4 Ohio : ailroads,
for all points North, East and y est,
daily except Sunday. stops at Man,
chester and Chester, and At HAIL. sl !.
and at Drewry's Bluff on SIGNAL
9:25 A. accommodate Train daily go. o..
day.. Stops at sill stations.
''o' : NJ Sncnburg Express daily except Sunday.
e.n stops at chester and Manchester.
':4r M'-Ihrough Mail daily, connecting with Rich
mona, fredericksburg and Potomac
haliroad for all points East and West
Also making close connection with the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for the
Virginia Springs and all points North
ana west. This train stops at Man
chester and Chester, and at Half-~av
,.m d ana at Drewry's Bluff on signal.
A0' releht Train daily Except SUNDAY, with
u passenger car attached.
Antralns leaving Petersburg Will start from tho A.
pomato1 Depot II" n APP
a.m >OSpAf EXCURSION TRAINS leave Richmond ~
s'lo A. N: and AIS T. NJ; leave Petersbura AZ "a .
a. NJ and 4:25 =. NJ. every Sunday. 20"
ne y KLINE, General superintendent
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
''oo r n. Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday cen.
nectln at West Point on Tuesday. Thnrs
Gay, and Saturday with steamers for al,
landings on the York river and for Ba,Ii-
more.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
49, Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday,
Ao'oo 10 connecting ut West Point with steamers
1or baltimore on Monday, Tue day. We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Saturday: win
steamers for New York on Monday. w IL
nesday, and Friday; with steamed. for
frov1dence and Boston on TUESDAY snd
Friday. A"o
PA~SENEER TRAINS.
Ao''c 4. =. Arrive at Richmond daily (except SUNDAY,
connecting at West Point tuesday, Thurs
Gay, and Saturday with steamers from
Baltimore. A
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
r =. Arrive at Richmond daily Except SUNDAY,
N connecting at West Point with steamers
from baltimore, New York, Providence.
and Boston,
NO transfer Of freight at Richmond to or from sontb-
~ po ~ Cars run through between Atlanta and
guaranteed. e'' 'A'es'
,n aaf : " q bulls Of lading, With guaranteed rates, is
sosa : an northern and western points.
~ inIcrmacon, apply At Office Of the somp.nv
~Cnty-tnlrd and Dock-streets, Richmond Y.
II. L. Superintendent
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FEBRUARY l9. lSsA
WEEKLY Market nEPORr

50 'orrectde ver1 W.dL. sday rno-nfry.
IUESDAT. F40fl9us 1Ar
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Special Notices.

Mother's should never go home witnout a box
Fleming's Worm CONNECTIONS. Sold 10000 ~
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS

NEW ADVERTISE MENTS
SO to 0per day at home Samples worth s5
sfc PAOf free. Address stinson & Co.. porIf'
i"hc' h"ihe. Jan LILY.
SCHEDULE OF TRANS.
TAXING EXPECT JANCARY g., 1850.
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HENDERSON.
RED TORACCo-
- ~, - medium. 2GO $40
Iaaf 49, 5 OyL so
q 60 ncuiuin ----...-....... 5.0yH Gn0
Rp,our - -. 7.OGu i
oinmoh q medium. GA 400
1ntOu 1919
Eiuara anoy-- .:---....-.-..... Is 0y0DaL1
81 ~ 6.UGr $50
= I0.ODIl5 10
hoh -.---.--.-.-.-.... 1000 1910
1s.WYd20W
oou -. CONGRATULATIONS. -. Dtp35.ID
me- ............... a. 90 GOO
s5-UuIT5.Io
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
0ns More Man Takes Short Cut to Eter.
nifty.

Yesterday another was added to the long
list of suicides that have taken place in Butte
within the past year. The victim this time is
man named Fetly, who arrived in Butte on
"Wednesday and registered at the St. Nicholas
as hailing from Wickes. Yesterday, about
ceased purchased 1G grams of morphine
at drug store, and during the after
noon evidently swallowed the dose. For
sometime afterwards he wandered aimlessly
about the hotel in an unusually detected
manner, aud towards evening retired to his
room, where he soon gave audible evidence
of his suflerings. On its becoming known
that an attempt to suicide had been made a
physician was summoned, who dii everything
within the range Of medical science to save
the unfortunate mans lie, but without avail.
Deaths hold could not be shaken off. and al
tive O'Clock the grim conqueror scored anoth-
-r triumph
Concerning the history and circumstances
If the deceased, nothing is known save wha
vas furnished by his very few personal effects
In his pockets were found three photographs
md several letters postmarked Camden, Wesl
Virginia, two being from his brothers ali,
'ue from !: lady, written very beautl-
ul y. purse containing nothing buI
postage stamp, told eloquently tn,
| story of his troubles. He had probably
| travelled in search of employment as far a,
his money would pay expenses, and arrivins
IN Butte in destitute circumstances and see
ing no chance of improving his condition
spent his last half-dollar in the purchase o
-nough poison to lie. HI nate his earthly career
deceased was about five feet, eight inches il
| height, Of tiord complexion and seemed t,
be man of fair education and good address
\ co oners jury was empaneed last evenin
! who rendered decision in accoI dance wit
he above facts. The funeral will take plac
| to-day.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
opium Smoking.

gratifying to know that steps have
sss'h oeen taken to suppress, or at least to re-
S'rict Inc use of opium in this city. Last
winter an attempt was made in the same
direction, but for some reason it proved inef-
'ectual In arres'ing the practice of smoking
.he vile drug Since that time the vice has
oeeh spreading with alarming rapidity.
naoltual smokers, by the threatened execu
'ioh OF the law, were temporarily forced
either to cease the habit altogether or to in
dulse with exceeding caution, aud not few
OF The number left the city rather than forego
Ihe tascinations Of the pipe. As soon as the
prosecutions relaxed, however, the smokers
returned to their hauuts in full force. ana
nave succeeded in starting dozens of young
men on The certain road to destruction by ell
couraging them to begin the practice of the
most disgusting Of Oriental vices, Duuus
the past three months it has been no uncom-
mon thing to see white men emerging frsm
opium dives al any and all hours of The aa, .
and 1t is about time that efforts were renewed
10 suppress the dens. raid was made ol.
Wednesday night and five Chinese inmates
arrested-four tor smoking opium, coatrar,
10 the city ordinances, and The other for keep
ing the dWe. The heather had a hearius.
yesterday afternoon, and the case was ad-
journcd until to day, when the attorneys will
make their arguments.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03

A most remarkable accident occurred near
Hamilton on Sunday last, resulting in the
death of Joe Kent, an Industrious, well
known and highly respectable resident ot
West GaIlatin. The uhfortunate man was
found on Sunday literally emtumbed in u
small slream close to tlIa bridge that crosses
it-crnshed TO death beneath IL span Of hor rs,
olls'6f which was dead aud the other still liv.
ing. 1t is impossiblh TO tell precisely how
he accident happened, but it is known that
Kent hitched up his team in the morning for
the purpose Of hauling hay-st least the
wagon had hay rack o And it is supposed
that in passing through set Of bars, or while
Kent was putting up the bars after he had
driven through, his lean started, aud that.
catching the birdie sf the near horse, lie was
dragged Oh to the edge Of the bridge, from
which both man and horses fell, distance
Of four or five feet, into the creek below.
When found, Kent had ii firm hold on the
near horses hrrdle, although crushed beneath
The weight of the dead animal and the aAdi-
tional weight Of the live horse, which had
been unable to eXLricae itself Courier.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03

Helena still rakes the persimmoms In the
independents enumeration Of the popul'to,
of Montana towns Helena is credited will
$500 and Butte with 1894. This is pretty
close, although the showing is against us; bur
Butte is too well satisfied with her srowlI
and prospects to be at all JEALOUS of hel
neighbors. Daer Lodge city has a popula-
ton Of 89G, WaIkervIle Al, Missoula AL
Terminus 4SO, Fort Benton 1926, Glendalr
654, Philpshurg 300, Virginia City 624, Nen
Chicago l2T, and Diamond City G4.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03

This fair, the proceeds o which are to 60
towards building the church, will open
on "Wednesday, August 4th, with a supper,
asd large assortment of useful and orna-
mental articles displayed on different tables
which will be presided over by ladies dressed
in appropriate costumes A hot dinner will
he served on Thursday, also supper in the
evening. Every effort is being made to make
it grand success. The meals will be all
that can be desired and can be had at the low
price of fifty cents. The art gallery will con-
tain nearly 100 choice and rare works of art.
The officers of the society consist OF
President, Mrs. FREDK. GILBERT.
Vics-Presisnt, Mrs. j. A. Moss.
Treasurer, Mrs. EBwELL.
Secretary, Miss ANNIE WAKEFIELD.
Mrs. G. w. ODELI,
Directresses, MRS. WI. WAKEFIELD,
MRS. JOEL A. Moss.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
THE IRISM RELIEF FUND.
Butte Contribution Received and Ae-
knowledEod ,
|. WATERS.
A. j. GABRIEL.
A. GREEN VALID.
Committee.

TlIH IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE,
Office, g., Middle Abbey Street,
DUBLIN, July 9th, 1880 J
TO James Matthews, Esq, Butte City NJ r.:
DEAR SIR-On behalf the Irish National
Land League we beg to thank you for the
generous and substantial assistance whi h We
have received from you in our efforts to al
leviate the suffern.s of the victims Of land
lord oppression in Ireland, and to assure you
of the lasting gratitude of the Irish people
for the part you have taken in saving our
co ,ntry from the ravages of famine. 70 the
prompt and liberal aid extended by the
American AID IrSh-American people, and
not to any action Of the English Government
is due the fact that MANY deaths trcm starva-
tisn have not taken place in Ireland during
the past six mouths.
We trust soon to be able TO bring our labors
as a relief committe to close, and devote all
our energies for the future to the removal of
the cause of Ireland's periodical famines, and
thus save our country the humiliation of
having to appeal to the charity of the world.
In this work we solicit in the name of hu-
manity and Justice, your cooperation and
assistance.
We are, dear sir, yours very faithfully,
CIIAS. s. PARNELI.
JOSEPH 5. WIGGAR.
w. W. V.,SCLLIVAN.
PATRICK EGAN.
ANDREW NETLEH.
MICHAEL DAVlTr.
THOMAS BRUMAAHY.
Executive Irish National Land League.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
Attelaptr@ SaiciGe.

Miss Loiie, of Park street, sometimes
known as Sorrol Nike, made up her mind the
other day to go and be an angel, and with
that intent swallowed an overdose of NOR
phne. The effects of the drug being noticed
in time, the attendants called III
DR.. de Freye, who ordered the fair Lotts o
ne t:ottFd brisky back and forth, with al
way of change. Thc treatment had the DE-
sired effect. If the lady did not swear of
from suicide, she at least swore the effect OF
the drug off, and still lives,a dream of beauty
and q joy forever.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
| From Saturdays DARYL
RESOLUTIONS 9T CONDOLENgE AM,
EsEsPECg.
I'm EienOry Gf DaylI dendeisshsl.

DALI LAKE CITY, UTAH,
July I'D, 1880
To the N. e. Y. G., Officers and Members d
Utah Lodge No. /, l. o. O. +:
Your committee to whom was referred the
subject of the death of David Mendelsohn
who died in Butte City, Montana, on the I'll,
Of this month, beg to submit the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the the Suprpm,
Ruler Of the Universe to remove flem oul
midst our much respected and beloved
brother, David Mendelsohn, therefore be it
Resolved, That by the death of our brother
his family has lost an aittcLionate husbanA
and father; the community a worthy and up
right citizen, and our order faithful ana
esteemed member.
Resotued That we tender to the family Of
our deceased brother, our most sincere ana
heartfelt sympathy ia this, their great anu
irreparabe loss, but believing in that Heaven
ly Lodge above, We mourn no. Us those who
have no hope.
ResOlUed, That tha attentions rendered t.
our deceased brother by the Butte Lodge are
sraifully acknow ledged by this lodge.
ReSOired, That with due esteem to the
memory OF CIR deceased brother the Charter
of this lodge be drapcd in mourning iar thirt!
days.
Reseiced. That these resolutions be spread
in full Oh the minutes, and 4 certified copy
thereof sent to the widow of our deceased
brother, and that one also be forwarded t.
Butte Lodge, and one be furnished for publ,
cation in the Salt Lake Tribune, and to the
Butte City papers.
|. WALTERS.
A. j. GABRIEL.
A. GREENWALD.