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

Rcsolred, That we lamen the loss OF one Of
our most valuable officers, the brave anC
valiant Chief Cameron OF the Butte City fire de
partment, and his fearless assistants who
without moments warning were mercilessl
hurled into eternity; whose mangled remain
are the CHASTITY evidence OF the untimely dealt
that they met while endeavoring to save tn
property OF their felowmen We send ou
message OF coincidence to the widows, orphan
and relatives OF the dead and to the iniure,
fremen and We reverently invoke the Ruler o
tine Universe, that their release from pain anC
suffering may be speedy; be it further
Res ircd, That this association assures the
department. OF Butte City that any form OF
assistance which may be needed at this time
will be generously givel and that any service
This association may be able to render will
meet with hearty res ponse:
Resotred, That copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF this meeting and one
presented to the Butte City Fire departm ent
ana the press OF the state of Montana to pub
lish the same Respectfully submitted,
II. MENTRUM, Missoula.
NJ LANGHoR, Bozeman.
CHARLES COLLINS, Anaconda
w. B. WI rs, Deer Lodge,
JAMES BURNS, Great Falls
l.. ID. REESE, Helena.
j. c. BOND, Billings.
Committee
The Butte fire department has received
resolutions of sympathy and messages of
coincidence from not only every fire de-
Eartment in the state, but from points
far distant from Butte, showing the wide
spread sympathy that was aroused by
Tuesday nights horror.
II. OF p. RESOLUTIONS.
At meeting of the various X. of p.
lodges in this city last evening the follow
ing resolutions were passed on the death
OF two members of the order:
In this, Buttes darkest hour OF sorrow. we
snare in common with an afflicted people the
gref desolation and bereavem mt attendant
upon the sad calamity and are brought TO real
lie more fully our dependence upon our friends
ana an Advise Providence, but we are especially
bereit In the death OF two OF our beloved and
resuected brothers, Charles Grettenberg and
d. 1. McPhail, in whom we have seen typiied
ana fultlled the grand principles OF friendsh,p
charity and beneyolence. and whom we have
ever found TO be upright citizens true friends
and noble Knights; therefore be ii by the
knights OF l'ythias Of Butte in joint meeting
assembled
RcS0red That we realize, in the loss of our
beloved brothers, a loss that is common 10 an
lhelr friends. and that we recognize more com |
pletely In them the character and life that has
made this world brighter for their having lived
as their loss has made gloom and sadness; and |
RcsOtr6d, That we extend 10 the bcreft mar
ents, brothers, sisters ana friends our heartfelt
sympathy in this, their dark hour OF mourning |
aud nope they may find consolation and com.
lori ID the contemplation of Him VINO doeth an |
thing, well.
the press for publication in Butte and at Usage.
iowa. and at Bismarck, Ontario, and a copv he
sent to the parents Of deceased.
FRANK CHASER,
j. d. SHACKEY,
{. W. GOULD
Committee.
svEA LODGE NO. %.
WHEREAS, IL has been the will OF God In
remove from our midst our respected associate
ana brother; and,
WHEREAS. IL is but Just that a fitting recog-
milton OF his many virtues should be had there
fore. be iL
Resoired That while we bow with humble
submission to the viii ofthe Almighty, we do not
less mourn for our associate and brother. who
has been taken from US.
RcsOircd That in the death OF Peter i Mr.
ing the SFea lodge No 81, /. o. O. lamentS
the loss OF brother whose utmost endeayors
were eNerted for its welfare and prosperity. a !
friend aud companion dear 10 us all.
heSo,ced' That we sincerely condole with |
the widow and relatives Of the deceased on the
dispenslton with which it has pleased Divine
providence 10 afiiict the IN and commend them |
Tor consolation 10 Him who orders all thinrs
Tor tie best and whose Establishments are meant
n mercy.
KesoLred, ina; this heartfelt testimonial of .
our sympathy aud sorrow be spread upon the !
minutes OF this lodge, and that a CODY OF these !
resolutions he transmitted TO the widow Of rhe I
deceased. aud that they be published in TIE T
ially papers % Butte and the Anaconda ST,~p- I
iGD. g. f. WIII,NSoN ,
CHARLES BERGsTRANp
c. V. NoRCRoss,
Committee, f
SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD
Inc following resolutions We're passed las, a
Vening by the scandinavian Brotherhood. q
WHEREAS, IL has pleased the Almighty God {
he al.-wise ruev Of the universe, TO remoya !;
rom or midst our beloved comrade ana c.
rothcg, L. j. NOrling and.
WHEREAS. by his untimely death his family
'as deprived Of Kind and loving husband and
heir home maze desOlate: and n,
WHEREAS, We humby bow in submission ?, | :,
ne viii Of the Ail-W.se Ruler and a Kind Provi- :
enye; now. therefore. be II ~
Rcsn.rcd, That the scandinavian Brotherhood oil
'dse No. Of Butte, feel 70 great lo>s OF a &C
erlln- aud upright fellow worker. d-eply r. b'
rettinE tie occurrence OF the accident that has q
ap.iNed our order OF true and good fellow
enIHcg Iaat We extend 10 hl, wife so suJ
'u.y deprived % his support and comfort and
50 Ms many surviving Te alive, our most sin n.
re sympathy and good y.L in this. .he.r al 20
IGr nt afr.ctI1u. -
EesDiucL That the charter q our lodge he i,
1pCl 10 mourning FOR a rtaroId ~ Al Hars .. I .