Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
THE LIST FARE WE'LL.
Over DR.. Bishops Remains This
aornlng-Addltiona1 Resolutions.

Services Over DE-. Bishops Remains This
sorning-Addltional Revolutions.
The remains OF the late DIR. Bishop, SO
life-like and yet SO dumb in death, lie in the
front parlors OF the house OF woe, and were
visited by many friends on yesterday.
Upon the full length glass covering OF the
casket repossd a floral pillow with the
word Rest" in ~immortelles on the upper
surface and at the foot of the same a beau.
tiful cross and anchor, the compliment OF
John Mcguire, and just received from Salt
Lake. At the head of the casket was the
exquisite design which was exhibited in
Boyce & Co.'s show window On Saturday,
the gift of James Murray, Esq. lnthe fore
noon a family funeral service was held, at
which the Rev. DR.. Marshall presided, con-
sisting of a short and tender address and a
pathetic a This morning there will
be a special song service by the Hallelujah
Club, voluntarily rendered on behalf of the
society by Prof. Rignnlda. The final serv-
ices ia this city will hav> closed ats o'clock
this morning and the cortege will move to
the depot, whence our citizens will take the
last farewell of the mortal remains they
had learned to love in life and bid adieu to
the family who will be so sadly missed in
the social life Of this city. It will indeed be
a sad day.
Adelegatian of prominent business men
from Eureka, Nevada, the old home OF the
deceased, will meet the remains at Palisade,
Nevada, and 60 on to Reno with them.
Colonel Dolman has made ARRANGEMENTS
with Grand Army Fosts in Virginia City,
Carson and Reno to meet the remains and
attend the funeral.
RESOLUTIONS OF
At a meeting OF Pioneer Assembly No.
1880, K. OF L., held last night, the follow.
ing resolutions were passed in memory of
the deceased DR.. A. C. Bishop:
Whereas, The great Ruler of the universe
has in his infinite wisdom. removed from
our midst our worthy and esteemed fellow
laborer Alva c. Bishop; and
Whereas, That by purity OF life and con-
versation, by kindness ofspirit,and grace OF
conduct, by patience and fidelityin the dis
charge of every duty, he has inspired nobler
views OF life and has won the love and con-
fidence of his brothers, who will follow hin
with their earnest prayers to his last rest
ing place; therefore
hcSOlVeO, lDdU LII 1ut utduii VI LIE. a ~.
Bishop our noble order loses ane of it's
most Jealous workers and useful members,
the city a respected and honorable citizen,
which leaves a vacancy and shadow that
will be deeply realized by all who knew him,
will prove a grievious loss to the city and
community.
Resolved, That WI extend to the bereaved
family our deep regret and sympathy in this
their hour of affection.
CARE OF
In the deep anguish and affection OF mind
that we are Frustrated by through the sud-
den bereavement OF our lear husband and
brother, the ministrations of a hest of sim
eere friends have come to US as veritable
balm to wounded spirits. Keen as our
affection is, it has been assuaged by the
u~nobtrusive Acts Of sympathy which have
been bestowed on us with lavish prodigal-
ity. It is impossible for us to express by
mere words the consolation derived by us
from these sympathetic attentions. The
thoughts OF these attentions viii remain