Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-11

buttons, like all other results Of energy
and enterprise, have, "a n rule, y
gradual growth. Aud NJ the necessary
buildings for Young University viii
not be erected for some time, the
gentlemen who have the matter In
hand have Judiclously deemed II ad-
visable to begin actual work, NJ q
necessity for preparation and develop
mcnt. The valuable Deseret Museum
collection has been handed over TO the
Institution aud will probably be re-
moved from its present quarters and
classified and arranged. II has been
determined to open scientific classes,
and take such steps as will enable the
University to obtain n full aud fair
start, by the time the proposed build
ings shall be ready.
Asa MISTER Of course tho president Of
the institution--Cap,. willard Young
requires efficient help to aid him In the
work Of development. Hence the
following official announcement by
the Board OF Trustees Of the Latter-day
Saints College,
"OrrioE oF LArrER.pAY SAINTS CoL-
LIoE ASSOCIATION.
"sArr LAKE CI1Y, Utah, Jan. o, ls,2.
"To'whom 1t May Conccrui
at duly called meeting Of the above
namci association held this day, a COM
munication from tho General Board Of
Education OF tho Church Of Jesus Christ
Of La'tor-day Saints was read, la which
the release Of DR.. James T. Talmaee,
i. II. VI. g., as Principal Of the Latter
day Saints College, was asked, for the
purpose OF enabling him to devote time
and attention to the establishment and
development Of scientific courses In com
nociion with Young University. After
mature consideration and freu discussion,
the following resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted
Resolved, That In conformity with the
request Of the General board OF Educa-
tion, Dr. James T.. 1aimage be honoably
released from the position OF principal OF
the Laltcr-day Saints College, aud also
from ap normal, theological and execu-
tive duties In said college;
Provided, no continue his scientific lee
lures before the students until tho close
OF the preson, academic year; this release
TO take effect January N, isJ2.
Resolvedi That tho thanks and best
wishes Of this board DO extended to DR..
j. T. Talmnge for his efficient aud
faithful services while prlncipil
Of tho college: that wa release him with
regrets, and with ASSURANCES oi our sim
corosi esteem and fulles, confidence, aud
that our blessings accompany him In his
more extended field Of labor.
Resolved. That Prof willard Done,
u. 49,, be appointed 10 succeed Dr. Tall
mage as principal Of the laucr-day
Saints College, this appointment TO 20
into effect January nth, is1a.
ANous NJ. CANNON,
WIN. b. DouoaLL, President.
Secretary.
l.. u. S. College Association.
Itappears at first glance that, In the
meantime, the operations Of the College
would be greatly crippled by the re-
lease from the position OF principal Of
an educstor 20 efficient IA DIR. Tai.
mage. Itshould bo remembered, how
ever, that he remains TIL the close OF
the present academic year, member
Of it, faculty, by continuing his scien-
tinc classes. AS n matter Of course
the change will largely increase the
work VI the Doctor successor and his
assistants, who are, however, willing 10
aud capable Of assuming II. Prof.
Done Is a tried, faithful, capable and
thorough educator, aud possesses
besides, tho requisites ability to per.
form the executive duties Of the college.
That establishment Is doing an excel.
lent work aud we have no doubt that
it, capacity and efficiency will con.
tinue to enlarge. IL has an important
IN lssion 10 III, and will accomplish 1t
to the satisfaction Of all who are inter.
ested In an Institution with sphere
Of usefulness 80 potential. The
changes indicated in the foregoing
were contaminated at tho college to.
day with appropriate proceedings, by
which Prof Done was duly installed
M prlpcIpal,