The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-04
CARL ANDERSON.
Impressive Services Over His Re
mains-Resolution


The services over the remains of the
late. Carl Anderson were held yester-
day in the tabernacle and were of an
unusually impressive nature. Seldom
does it fall to the lot OF any man to be
SO sincerely mourned by people of all
ranks and Of all ages. At the services
yesterday hundreds of school children
fled past the casket, each dropping a
friend. Magnificent floral pieces of
more elaborate design came as the
Offering Of teachers and pupils from
each school. No sessions of the schools
were held yesterday, and despite the
continuous rain the tabernacle was
crowded TO the very doors. President
c. p Middleton offered the opening
prayer, and Bishop T. ]. Stevens pre-
sided The children's choir. under the
direction of Squire Coop, rendered an
impressive chorus, and Professor Eaton
read the following resolutions:
The teachers CT Ogden City schools,
convened on Tuesday, Nov. 9, in con-
siderauion of the death of Carl Ander-
son, and unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty Ruler of the Universe in his in
finite, though ofttimes 10 us inscrutible
wisdom, to remove from our number
and from his earthly home one whom
we loved and respected as a faithful as
sociate and co-worker fin the noble
cause of education, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, with most
heartfelt sympathy, condole with the
family of our deceased brother in this
their hour of trial and sore bereave-
nent. and reVerently commend them to
the tender keeping of him whose prom
Uses never fail, and who has promised
to remember the widowed and the faith
erless in their aff1iction.
Resolved, That as a just tribute to
the memory of the departed, we as
teachers. feel most keenly the loss of
one whose judgment and ability as an
instructor in his chosen line has won
our fullest confidence, whose every eff
fort was fraught with a conscientious
resolve and whose constant and sue
cessful endeavOrs have been to elevate
and reflect credit upon the profession
OF teaching.
Resolved, That in this sad dispen-
sation of divine providence we recog-
nize thai our youth have lost most
kind and competent instructor; that the
teaching CORDS viii lack one of its
ablest members, and that the commu-
nifty has been deprived of the offices ot
an upright and Cod-fearing citizen
Resolved, That While in our natural
family in their overwhelming affliction.
we see for ourselves and for them not
only in the life. but also in the death
OF our dear brother, bright and shin
ing example which viii lead US over
onward and upward.
Resolved, Furthermore, that these
resolutions be efigrossed and trans
mitted TO the family of the deceased,
and that the same be furnished to the
t1opQrS for utilization.
SAMUEL DOXEY.
MRS. O. J STILWELL,
JOSEPHINE HURST,
"B. T. CRITCHLOW.
"G A. EATON.
COMMITTEE on Resolutions for Teach
els"
Professor T. b. Lewis spoke in eulogy
of the deceased and his work. A solo
oy Haghert Anderson was an impress
size feature Of the service Mr.. Dean
and Bishop Cuff likewise spoke of the
worth of their departed friend and sew
eral others paid tribute to the work and
worth of Carl Anderson, not only as
to his labors here, but as to his work
in Hawaii, where he achieved distinc-
tive success as missionary N c.
Flygare pronounced the benediction.