Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-28
The MonteGore Celebration.

The Independent Order Of B'nia Birth,
Of Eureka assembled Sunday afternoon at
their hall for the purpose of passing suit
sble resolutions commemorating the one
hundredth anniversary OF Sir Moses
Monteiore, Bart. The following commit
Zee was appointed to draft the resolutions:
B; G.. Levy, Jacob Schiller and M.
CLisher. These are the resolutions pres
seated and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The name Of Sir Moses Monte
fore is Justly held throughout the entire
civilized world in honor as an emblem of
Charity, Benevolence and Brotherly Love,
and
Whereas, Sir Moses Montefiore by his
JEALOUS, untiring and unceasing efforts in
tshslf OF the oppressed Of all nations.
and particularly on behalf OF his oppressed
aud prosecuted co-religionists has earned
the love, honor and esteem of the Israel
lies throughout the world, and
Whereas, This great and noble Philan-
thropist and benefactor Of our race has by
the grace OF the Almighty Father been
permitted to attain the ripe old age Of 100
years, with all mental faculties still bright
and unimpaired, and
Whereas. The Independent Order of
Bnai Birth is the champion of the OPP
Eessed and prosecuted of our race, and
aso Of the divine principles OF Benevo
lence, Bbtherly Love and Harmony. BE
ii, therefore,
Resolved, That we most heartily and
sincerely tender our cordial congratula-
tions to Sir Moses Montefiore upon the at
tainment Of the Tooth anniversary Of his
birthday.
Resolved, That we hereby tender to
him our heartfelt thanks for his noble
efforts in behalf of our oppressed and
suffering brothers in distant lands.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish
bis name in Honor, Love and Esteem as
the great benefactor Of our race.
Resolved, That, although far separated
from him by land aud sea, still our hearts
are closely and intimately joined with his
In the fraternal links Of Beneyolence,
Brotherly Love and Harmony.
Resolved, That we pray our Almighty
Father to guard, bless and prolong his fu-
ture life with that peace and happiness he
has so well earned by his noble and chart
table deeds in the past.
oNA'V a
spread in full upon the minutes OF the
Lodge, and that a copy thereof be trans
mitted to Sir Moses Montefore through
the Diatrict Grand Lodge, aud that the
same be published in the EUREKA DAILY
SENTINEL and Eureka Evening Leader.
Appropriate remarks were made on the
occasion by various members Of the order
after which it was decided to hold a meet
ing in the evening and a a feast at the
Restaurant of Mrs. Thomas in the Colon
sde House. The members OF the order
and their wives assembled and sat down
to a beautiful table loaded with every sub.
stsntial and delicacy that the market
affords. Champagne flowed freely and
toasts were copious and eloquent. All
went away satisfied and happy over the
festivities and c%herishing the memory OF
sr Moses Monteiore with more tender
ness and reverence than ever before,
These gentleman and ladies were present
ct the feast: Harry Cohn, President; b,
Berg, Vice President; b. @. Levy. j.
Schiller and wife, d. Nathan, II. Michael
Emanuel Nathan, Adolph Kahn, M
Karsky and wife, M. Calisher, j. Haus-
man and wife, H. Kind, A. NJ. Cohn and
U. Dunkel.