Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-08
PRIESTHOOD lgErINa.

= PRIESTHOOD NETTING.
n The regular monthly meeting Of
q the Priesthood Of The Salt Lake
. Stake Of Zion convened In the A.
!; sembly Hall, Salt LAKE. City, satur.
y day, December eth. 1890, Il IL an,
: President Joseph e. Taylor presid.
Ing. There were pcessnt on the |
. stand r. N. Lyman, Of the Quorum |
Of ths Twelve Apostles. Joseph e.
Taylor and Charles ~. Penrose, of
J the Presidency Of the Stake, Eliza
Morris and Gsorys B. Wallacs, Of
,, the Preaidenet Of the High Prissts'
Quorum, and other brethjun.
All the wards Of The 80 were
| properly represented excepting the
Second, Twelfth, Thirteenth and
Eighteenth city wards, and South .
Jordan, North jordan and Pleasant i,
Green Of the country. II
The presidency Of the following !
named quorums Of Elders respond
cd to the roll call, viz: Tho int ,
third, fourth, sixth, ninth, tenth, Q
eleventh, fourteenth, fifteenth, .
seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth .
and twentieth
Seven brethren were fscommend. y
cd by their respective Bishops q :
being worthy TO b ordained Eden p
and their recommends wero en- y
dorsed by unanimous vote Of the y
meeting. o.
President Charles w. Penruse to
spoke for short time on the neces. y
sity Of the Latter-day Saints dis q
charging every duty incumbent W
upon them, whether Of . religious y. W
or secular chara cter. Beth were 70
essential to our wellbelng. He VI
urged promptnea in financial mat. Z"
ten, calling The attention Of the :
blshops 10 present requirements. 40
Whatever we are called to do let US ,
DO with our might, and in the eea- n
son thereof, and the promised bless d.
lngs will be sure to fellow. g.,
President Joseph +. Taylor dweit "'
It some length on the necessity O!
perfect organization Of the presi- -
iencies Of the Elders' quorumc, and ~
'ther organizations Of the Church
q this Stake. When vacancies of
ny Kind occur, they should be n.
ortsd Immediately, % that these
EXAMINATIONS may DO made COM
lete - they are designed to be.
Bro. Taylor read circular re-
eived from the Flint Presidency Of
10 Church regarding the iDstruc- =
on Of the children Of the Latter. JOl
ay Saints In the principle Of re-
called religion, and urged upon the -
bishops 10 Immediately make AZ
Iugements according to the in -
-
He touched on the question -
,ptained In the circular Of
places wherein the
ruth Of Zion might have
oper and legitimate recreation.
I'd read the editorial In the
rrenIe Lnkructor Of December LIST ~
'on this subject, and recommend
erein be followed - closely a. III
esible.
No quorum meeting or meetings
any other kind Of . general char
Ter should interfere with the ward
.etings. All the members Of the W
ferent quorums Of the Priesthood,
lether High Priest, Seventy, Avn
der, as well as all the members OF HU|
, Lesser Priesthood, are required
attend the sacramen. meetings.
Q German and Scandinavian
nts In this city should avail ~
Of the privilege afforded Z
m OF going to the Tabernacle to
take Of the sacrament rs well as
ending the meetings which -
especially provided for them. X
he principles Of truth a. IL
called to Us in this DISPENSE
] require US to be one people.
must bury our nationality and
that We are all one as members
he Church Of Jesus Christ Of
ter-day Saints. Whatever bust.
, nscts 20 come before the wards
aid be presented tefore the
,hings the Elders are given II
cad q: 'erwards, SO that the -
SPA. ending the word may
lie dis, 1rbed In the minds Of the m
ITS. Hin,
pcs.le +. NJ. Lyman delivered Hill
9 excellent remarks on the Oul
Il Of the Priesthood. He showed
beauties Of the different
rums as organised, how they
E In harmony with each other,
ch could not be otherwise,
lg God was their Author w
Revealer. He heartily endorsed An q
regarding one meeting
'fering with another, saying Large
s ,,I sb hs nOs ne out Inch,
The Fist Presidency Of the
rch and Twelve Apostles eet
examples In this direction.
II no circums'a nc,s did they I!sws
to attend the general
.rences Of the Church ana other
C meetings Of the Saints. They las
IN their quorum capacities At
! when il would not interfere or
In conflict with meetings Of q
tal character.
,ther Lyman touched on all ~
uestions presented during the AOk
ing and threw further light
them, and concluded his re-
5 by advising the brethren 10
In with their influence and
Q the sugar industry now
lied and started in Utah. II IL
reatest material enterprise ever
taken here and will be the
8 whereby . vast amount Of q
y will be saved annually to the
3 Of this Territory. 1t will
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mary, 1891, At II Q. m.