Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-08

The Priesthood OF the 81. IaGe
Stake Of ZION met Ia tho As',mDly
hall Saturday LAZY o. o. II o. u.,
Elder Augus ". Cannon, FgtaIcui oil
,hu Stake, ami c.u4-elofs pie'i!i
TIE meeting commenced with sing.
ing aud ifnycr, niier which toe ryll
wHF uallUI anu frtp0u.o. 90 o. tHu
High Councillors, i've f#tiihiUus, oil
The memut'B % inr pfrsiiuh y OF tue
High Pu.sH' quJfum. yuuttuu UIUt-
iIUutB %. Sovrhdts anu twelve home
missIUuautp.
All tuu wards IN tire STAKE vrfo
properly relustutsu; ole, TIE First
7rCYuu, Thru tiii, seventh, Ninth,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, fll-
tVunth, sixteenth, IuutrUutu, I've.
iiotu, iwcutgslultd ELu tWUuty.iOuftu
quufunis 20, E.g.ff.
UrOn the gJc.uuluu ll'.9n NJ tho
rcsI cruve Bishlia, t'siuuv brethren
received CuIInUalvs sua .or1iug thUir
ordination Co., thc elise q j. der Oh
pfImrIug ~ hJuuf aId WHguI'y this
uIsh calling u ytIAinci.
EIIcg lsumstl Philips, chop Of
Union ward, was tue hfsls speaker liz
ked II any u The ufcibftu knew lhe
wu.TtaiOuti o. Brother william
DASis, Of lie o'otdshifc, England. lilo
uyrd ~ Sail Lags City yesTa ago, but
10 nov DulevrI 10 Ue living TO- Idaho
somewhere. NJ one in TIE meeting
seemed 10 know ths Bfo,hrT D.v.s.
Tue -ps AXE Gnen remarked .hat ne
desired very mucn 10 ieAfu where this
brother was, ~ ue hal some yofy iu.
portrait Information g. give HIM,
Counselor Joseph l.. rayigr called
the attention o. the bishops vino h 81
not ~ yet sent In tue y atiHgiCAl report
OF their wards ior the six months end
Ing June 30lu, 1885, ~ Bub that thrar
reports were FORWARDED TO tue CLERK VI
the Stake a. SOON as possible. H1 also
reminded the Elders quoruma VI their
reports OF tue same pvrloi.
Brother Taylor In answer 10 n quos.
Too that had been asked him by one
Of the Bishops ~ 10 whether iI was
right Tor a clark Of ward to charge
ier Tor recording any item; say, for 10.
stance, the blessing Of a enid, lie
geuuaiOgy, etc, fcplieui IL 10 not rlght
Tor a CLERK 10 make any charge whal.
ever. II tue Bisn0p considers that
the services Of his CLERK are u such
magniludc ~ 10 warrant 0mTensaIiJu
therefor, the Bishop will decide Ia
what manner such compensation shall
he mado, Unlcr no circumsIanCes
must ths CLERK u ward make any
charge; 10 10 ~ would tend 70 oyi'.
Tue destruction to orchards by the
various intecls and tho means iug CA
Terminating them was discussed. a
united effort ON the part cf tho psgpie
~ utterly destroy the numerous insects
was strongly adyocAteu. Il was pointed
out that where spraying was properly
done great benefits Accrued, aud that
when care vac taken there was no
Gangef " man, child nor boast.
The speakers who al irefsed to-
meeting were Elders John wagst n,
GEORGE II. Wallace. Joseph Locs,
Daniel Jacohp anu Hubrf Ben lon.
tbs last named speaker invited all
the brethren to attend the h0riicul.
tural meeting held every Saturday, nj
pm. In the new city and county build
log, on the zane Saturday, as the
Priesthood meeting, where all particu-
lars relating to the exterminating OF
the different Varieties Of Insects were
fully explained.
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon remarked
that We were annoyed very much by
ihr English sparrow ana anything
that could be suggested that would rid
tue country OF this pest would be- good.
lie ADVISED that We all attend the
horticultural society meeting and
md there lrsTn what was pro.
fi,Rble and put 1t In practice.
Hp alan sfrunrlv adv.ratrH ths t.anh
Ing Of tho Gospel 10 our iamllles End
the great necessity there was Tor living
IN such u manner continually ~ 10
oni y all the blessing tue Lord has In
store iOf tho iAithful.
Elder George Goddard sroks for
short time In support VI tho excursion
Of the Old folks 10 American Fork, TO
take place next Thursday, July llth.
Adjourned uuiil tho hIsg Saturday,
In August At II a. NJ.