Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-05


II iIoi slcie.Ies - Nfary Iabrliu
HOtua, presHiHn; Eimlua Is. Taylor
au Helen M whitney, c0In,sllrs.
Y0ulg Ioa's 81. /. Assoc.HiiouF-
I1..ph ~. FoIt, ufsuieig Royal Is &.
Young AMI Jane, w. Eafilev, c1un.
lore.
Young Ladirsi NJ. ]. A Hslrili|0us--
Marc A. Fruezs. rresiieu. Tly Pratt
Y0u1g aud Ncui, q. IuyIJI CIuu-
.euff.
sabbath Thomas g.. Gfisgs,
.l.unutpuipui; Richard s. ~ Htuu alu
WILLARD g.. Burlou, as8isnue.
Primary Associations - Ellen o.
Cnwsou, pref Ielf. Camilla O.. Cobb
aud Lydia Auu Wells, olulsslpa.
Tabernacle Ch1ir-svnp -uuhcus,
leader. I9srph 5. Dtyura. organ 90, auI
rIi tho mambsfH OF the cnslt.
scandinavian Noe.tussu' 5lil LAKE
Cty-AuItu W. Winbrfr. pf.fiIouj
3. a.. NUgVnul Martin ClriH.lpIuts BOO,
U1uusri8fa.
Gtrmau Mosiuga - Arnold N.
Snhultut.a. president; HrHy UcHuf
aud Herman brln. h,t. COUNSELOR.
Board OF Efun.oi - Angus NJ
Luton ) ,epl H. i.,yi,ll1 , H'''9' y,
siliahl, william ". NJgr Rlelard
X. Thomas.
Il was very pleasing, said Elder
puutlsr, o. ars tn uusfau Gas CHURCH
dwelling tJgu'hur iu units DO was
earring out tha will nfthB Lord md
WIS a great thing ijr Zion. Iue names
thnt hu had fuad were ull presented
merely asa matter or form. out Tor q
rurplsr 40 cot i0fth il the laws VI tho
Church. 10 was q rluctcr among tur
LAt,rr.Iay Saina mt uEocuy an
rrcii1n Yet pl.touius siuUtr rlc.
nHna. 10 gave tlu fuipla nu 0pplf.
uutty % sustain Or dinppmve oi iur
3l.lee , ae.eo.il oy tu9 pl'P.r A''A' b
Thsspe,srf wls ihansiul tha.howss
10 member %. tho Church OF GJI. Hu
/ know 30 woul nI the dc8ilny Bp1kun
| % by inHp,frd muu, thus 90 principles
/ would b. trIumpnnn. Ivory man
cluil nui annie opportunity in his
/ Hunufr la the Priesthood % magnify
! hls calling aud talents. 10 wlfggau-
| neI at thr rcporia OF tho Bishops OF
/ wnrif. They showed that tuu people
| had been guucmlly doing their duty.
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| stated tina, There were many intorcsta
| that commanded tue attention n the
/ ulIcerl VI wards. These were being
| looked ailor in a satisfactory manner.
| Hon lticsd Au increased zeal ani latin
/ anon the pro9Ic. o. course there
Wrfg exception, but they were not
many.
Is cxpfniacI bimscl; as greatly
! grauHpd 10 the muguiuuaut work OF
rripmrtluu that wis going on ln The
! Temple. Tho Gospel compichuudud
| ovrfy pfinciplr OF nnlrItual being aud
] Buvaugrusut that would af.urf aalya.
uon iu the world 10 COME.
LhnhH AN"N1 10 NNN"''i
| President OF the Salt Lake
Stake. said he was puHoI aud
snt.uri with tho uuccatilg nuI
uuuring efforts OF the HshUu
OF the wards. rhpse brethren were
ino servants Of the people uui were
flroly tfioI mon. Their lnhlri were
! moi rppfrrlnipI ~ they should he.
/ There were complaints 10 regard u
| thr rtflnvenry OF the llmcH. RIO had,
however, noticed taal the oGsrngs OF
tue people compared very lavolauly
grrat,r plentv Tho Latte-. inv saint,
nsj Teen ..siie, Tn tnrsg mountnlgs T.
Dc nourishei and strengthened. Iney
i.o,i Ifinsy I'D 90 tbey w,uIi bt
blessed.
Inv sp,anof hvio '9oA oVoa,,on y
,s' ~ a"ous ~ ,,,.,'....I ~
" ofi ~" ;,. '" ar1a,., n.y.,
peop,o Oh this city. lilo especially dis
counienaucgi somu OF the games playe.
a. so'callel s4cials ~ tue MONIES o.
prominent Elucrs OF tho Chufoni Hhcl
~ pfogrrfsivr euohrti hlgh hVt' eic
Masked bhlls ana rlunu dancing thlult
DO abolished anu avoided 49, thinHh o
cyll, Tor evil oiton came from such Ia
diligence, lir ull nor Wlah W dlseour
ago social gatherings pr1yidlug thel
were OF tue proper Einl' These ulul'
Dc made iutcllUelual pleasant, clvNll
iug and moral IN their character. h'
CaulluSqi lhr people 20 hc careful u
themselves uuu thcir families % Nv
their religion aud receive tue tlu5siug
OF the Lord,
Tho choir png the nuthom:
paugbtgr of zion.
,.t,..I. ..l,-,,-,
hen' lllNol "Ns lIohOHneeA ~ DISH
W. d. ii's''"'
IvrNiNu grs5iuN.
lhe ono'' sang
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