Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-06

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Audorton. William n. Mile, George
Burruws. Josiah McMurrn, Joseph W.
Hull, joseph, Jr Nicholson, John
Hndcf, William l. Naishitt, Horny W.
urd, Henry ~ Notion Juscth
nair, George =. Philips, Millsm @.
hcan, Jlahua n. poulon, WglicrJ
Cannon, tenrro VI firrcct tlt w.
Carlton, August W. Parry Henry y.
Cannon, Lows N. ilrhafds, samuel W
ttrlstCnaou. Joseph iui'r william ".
Cannon, AuuuH j. iichArda, Franklin :,
cannon, J1hu ". linmncy IT. George
Cairns q. JQsfph u. Rci, John u.
urfiis, Theodore i.nfl. Charles j.
Cummings. Arthur n. siudlhl. janneM
Conowni, samuel ruminrrn4la Joseph W
blSts, DAVID l.. stewart, Joshua u.
Dougaii, william u. Sharp, Jumrs
DAVIS, David = saunder, John W.
Done, willard savage, Charles a.
lean Joscpi n. scodcld. NcphiN.
DAVIS, DAVID d. sluan Edward I.
tmerr, DAVID :. sharp, Jofcph y.
fhthmau, james 7. smith james q.
ferguson, Barlow Fpry, William
nrcthcr. Herman Sanders, Or Sunira,
GgcgE, " lillian O.. sherman, william a.
nughes Francis u. Tnlmagc, james H.
llintse, Ferdinand 4. Taylor nohert u. n.
Hanscn, John 4, Tohaaon, Theodore
tlhyea. JIhn Taylor, James a.
Hanson, William L. ro,oy, William IL.
HaslAm, james ~. 1hOrup, Joseph
Hull Thomas wood. William
Harrington Danil welsh. John
Jenson Andrew Mooney, Orson 4.
Jones NhihaulolN wells, Joseph :.
james, john Moollcy, Alnoroni n.
hmllll, Solomon Z. Wood, Jr, William
koddingtpn John ". Wilchtn, Charlie u.
kelsrh, lnuts A. Wells, Gorshnm n. y.
lamueIt. George q. WILCOX Charles d.
loNelt George %. Wells. John
Lee William o. Wright, Eiiass.
lowif, Thomas u. Walton John J,
hcNurftn. JAmoa L. Young, Richard W.
Mcyle, janice n. Young, willard
Nehchrc, David Young Joseph A.
CLERK OF the Stake and Of tho High
Council, James ID. Stirling.
Stake Reporter, Willard Done.
Relief Societies - Mary Isabella
Horne, preaitent; Eimina s. Taylor
and Helen NJ. Whitney, counseloTa.
Young Mems NJ. |. Associations
Joseph II. Felt, president; Royal II.
Young and James w. Eardley, coun-
sellers.
Young Ladies' NJ. |. Associations
Mary a. Freeze, president; with Mary
ffait Young and Nellie Colebrook ~
her cou nselors.
Sabbath Schools--Thos. @ Griggs,
superintendent; Richard 8. Home aud
Willard q. Burton as his assistants.
Urinary Associations - Ellen q.
Clawson, president; Camilla q. Cobb
and Lydia Ann Wells, counselors.
tabernacle Choir-Evnn Stephens,
leader, and all the members OF the
ehoir, with Joseph J. Daynes us or.
ganist.
President OF the Scandinavian
meeting OF Salt Lake City-Andcrs
". Winberg; y. z. Neve and Martin
Christophersen as his counselore.
PRESIDENT Of the German meetings-
arnold IL. Schulthess; with Henry g.
heiser and Christian Wiley us hi
counselors.
President Angus M. Cannon OK.
planned that II had been deemed wis,
70 organize a General Clutch Board o.
Education for the Stake, independent
the educational boards already ex
snng In connection with the Latter
Jay Saints College, the Central Semi
nary and the Eighteenth Ward Semi,
ntty, all located In the Salt Lake
s se. Accordingly, the names OF tn,
,olowing brethr n were presented ant
ANONYMOUSLY sustained ns the Sal
LAKE stake Roard OF EducntlSp:
Angus Nj. Cannon, Joseph Il. Tay
~ Charles w. Penrose, David Mo
pneusIe, j. NJ. SJodahl, WIN. w
n.er, Richard X. Thomas.
,tNvuhnelpT fenrose gave notice tina
lhe Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
mqnt Associations OF the Salt LAX,
nVaEe OF Zion would hold their quarter
y conferences on Tuesday next. at
ahu ',SO p. M, In the Salt Lake AZ
sembly Hall.
ing choir gave n selection enlltlel
Light and Truth, )" alter which
PRESIDENT GEORGE q. CANNON.
addressed the congregation, aud deliv
o.va a lengthy anu powerful discoues
on we mission Of Jesus, the restoration
~ we Gospel, the testimonies whiel
ae Lord has given concerning II
uatt, III excellent effects upon thos,
~ nave embraced IL and the gen
~ characteristics OF the Latter.da,
a osts who are living up to la prin
,lts' The speaker also expla.nel
me manner In which God general,
gives testimonies TO those who desir
AnoN The truth aud obey II. Thi
1r'ss,,aling discourse viii DO publIshe
halleluiah" was then rendered b,
ae CHOIR and benedictlon was otIere,
!" Elder b. haRoberts.