Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-03

TO Boston 10 labor I'm this work. Much
valuable dafA Uf the direct line was 90.
tanned, will about seventy.hye names ~
the direct line aud about three hundfcl
names OF the distant branches. II wac
learned upou this trip that the ancient
Young fenjNsa In Great Britain claim
descent from German by the name Of
Junga, whose sous scaltsres into Eng.
land Scotland and Wales. Many Of
these families arc among tho nubility ut
Grea. britain. ono Of the Nuungs In
termarfied with the Cruishanks, aud the
book containing the diroc. Young rnd
Cruishanks line IL now In our possession
containing several hundred namoli
which await our time aud work. HuA.
dreds Of other names ara found In tho
books purchased by tho vice ptosiuUHt
tor the association, aud those TOO aIe
waiting for "a. % prepare them Tor wors.
AdyiCos ifum England, In which C1uH-
try President Anthem Land Is Interested
~ working In our behalf show as tha,
hundreds aud even thou |ands of namos
~ tho Immediate aud distant connections
OF thelihiuiiy aru ours Tor she getting.
The pfc.idOn.s Ut the four temples aud
tho chief CLERKS thereof, President uund
Ia Ems Hand Bro.hUr JUnn Nicholson,
tho au;hOritiag " The Historical Society
In Boston, tDo librarian Of the litr-
ward library, aud many gentle.
men In tht East who have responded to
OJr queries with much valuable iufJrmt.
dion, ail deserve our most earnest and
hcaruolt thanks.
Tue heid Is while and heavy for the
harvest who among uswill thrust IN his
sickle and reap2
susA YoUNd GATES,
Assistant Secretary Y. Il. A.
The opening address was by PfsFl.
dent Brigham Young, who said: The
letter by Uncle LJfenEo had awakened
thoughts of the past, aud cautei the
speakers mind 10 revert to the ooE.ing
VI the Pioneers; the progress made BY
the people seems incredible. The
speaker mai long talk with Uncle
Lorenzo recently aud had given cur
dear uncle many messages 10 carry TO
our father, giving an account OF all the
family TO convey TO him.
Next was Hawaiian song "Ahi
Wela" Dy Mabel Young wiz
Au address by President Jos. Il.
smith followed, nc related sons tf
his early experiences Ia this valley;
drovs AN OK team here when he was
nine years old; told Of the appearance
OF the valley when they arrived hoft;
epoko Of the character Of preaideni
louug, au1 his own love for that
great aud noble fnan. Referred 10 the
likeness between the dcBce udanls OF
President Young, ami would like ~
impross upon the children snd grand
children that President Young was
man Of Cod, the IN Iuthpioce Of God tc
all the woTld-not alone to this people
tut q tho whole world. We honor
President Brigham Young, the Lord
hOnoted him. II God had not honoTed
him we would not SEQ this mighty
coucoufso here. Hu 70 { 90 " hs was
kinsman 10 oil, Sud was determined
with the help OF God never to do any.
thing which would bring disgrace
upon this hOnorod man.
The other numbers ON the program
were as iollows:
......, Carol CroNhll Cannon
"A address 10 the louug family. .,..,..,
VT n. II. Dung
Hccitauon,"The Funeral Of Precedent Iris.
nam 1uuuE' ......s Mrs Armu Va Young
Recitation, "baisy's iaitn" ,,..,trancgs Young
heading, AN Irish Letter irauk D. Young
rOnEssssssssssss ssssss.ssss..s MiHH clint Young
Ruating, "Mumfufiia Pavement u, 3, 1ouhE
SON ssssss MrH NptliU T. tluuu
Imitation Of two Chinese politlc'nus,......
souF Ia character "Waif OF New York. ...
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