The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-19

Montana National Guard.
Hearses, with a Line OF Visiting Firemen
on Each Side.
Anaconda Fire Companies.
Veteran Frcmen'S Association
Honorary Members Of the Butte Fire
Department
Butte Fire Department, with Chief Cam
erons Horse and buggy
Walkervle Fire Department
Walkervlle Juvenile Fire Department.
Butte, Centervhe. Meadervlle. Walkerviue
and South Butte Lodges OF the \. .. L. W.
Musicians Union Band.
knights OF Labor.
1. O. q. r.
Y. NJ. L.
Clerks Assembly.
scandinavian Brotherhood.
Insurance Agents OF the City.
City, County and state Officers.
Public School Cadets.
Mourners in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
Major II. 4. Stanton, who was the first
chief of the Salt Lake fire department,
after the Mormons were defeated, and
Nick Treweck, n we'll known Salt Lake
mining man, were also IN line.
One hundred and forty-iive carriages
brought up the rear of the procession.
LAID TO REsT.
The scene at the cemeteries was one of
HFleI
was on every hand and several ladies
tainted under the strain, while strong
men shed tears that came from the heart.
Thomas Burns, s. L. Deloughrey, L. c.
Benier, Matt Grosser and Henry O'Noill
were buried in the Catholic cemetery with
all the impressive religious ceremonies of
their church. The others we're inferred
in Mount Moriah cemetery.
double grave over which brief services
we're conducted by Rev. E..J. Groeneveld.
The body of George Fifer was tempor-
arily deposited in the receiving vault.
The nine frendless dead were buried side
by side, close to tho grave of w. q. Bro
kaw.
Short services wero also held over the
grave in which Chief Cameron and Fire
men Ash, Moses and Norling and Officer
Krambeck were laid TO rest.
MOURNING FIREMEN.
The following is complete list of all
of the visiting firemen whom tho Butte
flrcmen will ever hold in enduring friend.
ship:
Anaconda. 4. Hasley. chief: G.. b.
English, assistant chief; James Lepke,
president; Charles Collins. secretary
George Elston, ex-chief; Charles Smith,
Emery Kell, p. J. Sullivan. Thomas Rich
ards, William Bennett, William \. Fisher.
Jacob Falk, |. Copinus, Charles j. Smith.
J. J. Holland, ;. j. Melvony, John r.
Buchanan, Jack KING. Barry Falk, Ed
ward Suprenant, Joseph Martin, William
Trathen, George Bertsch, Frank Bertsch.
L. L. Suprenant, Robert bennington.
William Slaughter, w. \. Collins,
Dwiand.
Anaconda Lower Works Department
j. &. Maloney, Ia Cuddihy, Nathan
Coster, James Connolly. Nike Ryan,
Thomas j. Pagan, John Cuddihy. Dan
Harrington. L. Porter. Charles Baylan, j.
j. Lynch. Jacob Trathen. Denis Leary,
Anthony Lubke. J. G.. Horn, John Ryan,
Mike Nealon. Patrick Dougherty, Thomas
Martin, p. +. Manly, f.. p. Pagan, T..
Lodge, ~. Carraher, Jerry Leary, L. II.
Kern, Martin McGraw, j. {. Long, Pat
Kierney.
Bozeman-Charles \. Backes, presi-
dent; W. G. Alexander. chief; Frank Nc.
Kenzie, foreman Alpha hose; Charles
Franahan, foreman hook ami ladder: l..
L. Fridley, Arthur Elliott, II. Van Line.
T.. Ketter. John Robertson, James Long.
" r
Billings-G. :. Lamport, chief; W. b.
Teneyeck, assistant chief; J. l.. Bond,
president; NJ. Il. Badenacker. ". j. You
mans, +. L. Mann, William Jeffrey, W. T..
Eulers, II. W. Aiatheson, c. I. Burton. l..
II. Fenske, II. I. McFarlin, \. 4. Morris.
Mssoula-R. :. Men'rum, Joe Wlllett.
\. Fox, James Hayes. Arthur Higgins.
Great Falls-James Burns, chief; Will
thur, John Collins.
Helena-EI. Reese. chief; NJ. l.. Hig.
gins. foreman hose No. J.: n. N. Little.
foreman hook and ladder; Jamc; B.
DAILY. L. Beadrey. Ia Ple 1s.
Deer LoIge-Jouu McAIauon. William
~churtz, Tim ID. Sweeney, John B. Fisher.
Imu Hansen, Al Mercnl.n.
EEIEF WORDS uT p..r -a..ow.
Before the funeral procession private
services were held over many Of tlc