Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

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men received certificates authorizing
iheir ordination TO the on 'p OF Elder.
ION promising to honor AM mlrn .
y the Priesthood 30 uusiued.
Action taken by the presidency Of
the stake in ordmniug one young man
| 10 that office was uualimOusly sus.
taintd.
ELDER C. W. rENgIsE
called attention % the Importance
NJ the Bishops being more CAREFUL
| In tue form Of the cUtiiiicaica OF mem.
| ucrship aud ina recommends t. various
! privilege. II young man, he eaid,
| desires TO he ordained 10 the office VI
Elder, his recommend should NOT siatr
merely that he uusirge this blessing.
but that De is worthy & ~. There D. "a
form 10Y these recommends pubI-uu4.
anu THE should b' used Tor All fuch
work, that there may hu Uniformity
thcfeiD. the speaker suggested thht
! representatives, " wards Hhi quptums
attending ph sthp1d meeting. bflpe
| pencil and memorandum buok. and
Jot down the points necessary 10 he
remembered, that their Intentions 10
carry out the instructions gwen may
uot end IN failure.
ELDER UEJ. 10, WALLACE
sp5ko briefly, as representing the Higb
frlrHi! quorum. be referred 10 his
ordination 90 that puusthuod by pfcsl.
dent Brigham Young nearly niiy yc,rs
ago. hud spoke OF thu 10y Occa.i lned
him by that event. rnu monthly
meetings Of the quorum In mi, ttahc
were advcttcI 10 as b.iug highly inter.
esting anu Instructive, anI tue attend.
nnc' generally goo, although
some are negligent I'm this
matter. The aDgakcr mentioned some
Instances OF renIluiscenl character
aud clOscd ~ bearing testimony u tue
benefits be hal erj lycd On the work
OF 1pi' anu the pleasure he alwaYs
took In 40.
ELDER US. u. FELT,
Stake Superintendent Of the Y. NJ. NJ.
1. A., reported the condition OF that
organization. Most OF the ASSOCIATIONS
have been closed during the GUNNER
months, AMI 10 il dosirCl that aIl shnl
resume active work immediately after
October conference.
The Manual NO. I, which has been
used iOf two years IA the Stake, will
be the guide Tor study during the
coming season, and ~ d. desirable that
II shall be thoroughly mastered. pre-
raIutOry 20 the publication Of No. .,
which viii no doubt soon appear.
ELDER WILLARD BoNE,
Principal Of the Lattrr.day saints,
College OF this stake, spoke upou thai
Institution. He spokeui the Importance
81 the taining there given, uni
tho Intentions Of the authorities
OF the college 10 spare no pains
10 make ~ In every respect INT.
clnes school. The establishment Of
thorough COURSES was made pafticu.
larry prominent auI tue hope was ux-
pressed that n many A. poslible would
enter these courses at tue commence.
mont september n, aud take full
advantage VI the Instructors there
given. The enlargement Of the capa. !
city Of the school l. 800 pupils anu tue |
re'esiablIshmrbt Of tho preparatory
department, down o. the II ia grade,
were mentioned. The speaker sated |
that Ia the college the important fact |
IL recognized that the spirit Of devotion
must accompany technical study oi
Gospel principles, and theological In. |
slrucIlon there 10 based on this Idea.
fLDER W. u. BARTON
OF the Eighteenth Wari Seminary |
board touched upon tue Prospects Gf |
that school. Referring 10 the great |
benefits derived from the school hy the /
people whose children have attended /
there, he stated that the financial out. |
lay was as nothing by romlarlson.
Tue OhlldrUn have hHd awakened
within them great intUrUs. regarding
spiritual thilgs,aud TIC seed thus z1Wu
VIII bear good Rud aIuudant fruit.
At first Oh grades from the primary 10
the Intermediate wsre taken, hut Tor
the coming school year, which opens
on the an lust, arrangements have
been maize for merely the fourth anu
NTH teadvn. Every iuuucrmeut iu
the way u superior instruction aud
careful use OF apparatus VIII bee offered
VI theae ggadee. The Latter.
DAY Saints must throw all possible
around their children, in
order 10 protect them from evil inllu.
encos, and this can be- accomplished
hest by ticking charge OF the young
nud tender mind and impar,ing relig.
iOu4 instruction COusvCutvciy hut
carefully as the mind develops, until
The spirit OF devotion has ucun thor
oughly planted there.
ELDER HORACE CUMMINGS,
Principal Of the Central Seminary OF
The Salt Lake Stake, gave brief 70.
port Of that institution. 10 embrace,
six Of the wards ~ tho stake, MIL
Creek, East NH Creek, Big Cotton.
wood, South Cottonwood, Union and
Granite, uud IS supported by tho people
u those wsrIt. On account uf the
Unavoidable withdrawal OF tho Con.
'fal Boards AID, 10 was itnloI !
It irlt that tho school wouli bl FORGET
% close, but the teachers havr con.
entci to WORK as missionaries for ono
'tnG without thslr uuual salaries, aud
he tuition has been maize irfU with au
.ntrauco leo OF g iUT the year, To do. =
ray the necessary eXlcuses. On
.Ccuuut D. tho tUl1 being patIuniaaI !
.hiuily by farmers, it has boon thought q
.dyi-ahie 90 open on $ Do, 2ii Tor the !
urp0sc OF giving thu young iucn inns Z
y gather tho crops before beginning
work In school The uwlugH W God
ave been with the school, aud great
ood has boon accomplished there. :
no favor OF Got was invoked ON all 9
jhurch school interests, I
ELDER ANGUS n. CANNON ,
poke Of the establishment Of religious
lissus In the 5,aGr, to cOuuterlct the 1
,udcnCy Of modern secular education I
warts iuA city, aud Expressed the q
ule that within the uust ak months ,
le Bishops wOuli establish them in %
icir wuFlf, in accordance with the q
a ..H ] l.