The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-20
NAME PREACHERS
FOR CHURCHES
Appointments of Methodist
Ministers For the Year.
CLOSE OF MISSION
SESSION YESTERDAY
Appropriations Are Made For
the Various Districts.


pal church closed yesterday with a fine
sermon in the morning by Bishop FOw-
Ter on the "Defenses of Christianity"
an address in the afternoon on the
work of church extension by Dr. J. NJ
King. an address in the evening on
foreign missions by DR.. II. X. Carroll,
and the announcement by Bishop FOw-
Ter of the appointment of the Titan
ministers for the coming year. The
appointments as announced are as fol-
lows:
Utah mission, Dr. T. c. Tiff. superin-
tendent.
Salt Lake district. Dr. T. c.. Tiff, pre-
siding elder.
Corinne and Bear river valley. Jo-
seph Wilks.
Logan and Hyrum c. F. Smith.
Ogden. First church, J. w. Taylor.
Price. Helper and Castle Gate, sup
piled by Samuel Allison.
Salt Lake. First chruch. A. H. Henry
Salt Lake Heath church. A. w.
Hartshorn.
Salt Lake. Tiff, Joel A. Smith.
Salt Lake, Liberty Park. E. G.. Hunt.
Salt Lake Second church and Muir
ray F. A. LaDham.
Scofeld. Clear Creek and Thistle, 70
be supplied
Vernal and Ashley Valley, to be
supplied.
For Provo District
Provo district, George E. Jayne, pre-
siding elder.
Beaver and Milford, to be supplied.
Bingham canyon, supplied by Thomas
| Johns
Eureka. Silver City and Mt Nebo
! Wildman Murphy.
Mercur and Ophir. supplied by E. A
! Edwards.
! Nephi and Levan, to be supplied.
/ Park City and Heber, ]. H. WOrreH
I Payson and Santaquin, H. w. Parker
/ Provo and Spanish Fork, to be sup
piled.
/ TooeIe, Stockton and GrantsvilIe
/ supplied by A. H. Fielder.
Richfield district, E. E. Mork, pre-
| siding elder.
Brigham, Hyrum and Logan, H. 1
4 Hanson.
! Epilraim. spring city and Mt. Pleas
! ant, ]. NJ Hansen.
; Mt Pleasant. Moroni and Spring
/ City. C. H. Smith.
! Monroe and MarysVale, J. F. Price.
/ Richfeld and Elsinore. to be supplied
Salt Lake and Bingham. E. E. MOrk
Appropriations Made.
The missionary appropriations fol
Utah made for the coming year from
/ the general missionary fund of the
/ church were also announced at the
meeting last evening by the Rev. T. c
Tiff. The Provo district gets as its
+ share $3.50: Beaver and Milford get $500
Bingham canyon, $500: Eureka, Mt
| Nebo and Silver City, $500; Mercur anC
Ophir. $500: Mt. Pleasant, Moroni anC
/ Spring City, $500; Nephi and Levan
$3.50; Park City and Heber, $500; Pay.
son and Santaquin, $500; Provo anC
Spanish Fork, $500; Tooele. Stockton
and Grantsville, $3.50. Total for thu
Provo district. 81 $50.
Salt Lake district, $500; Corinne anC
Bear river valley, $500; Logan and Hy,
rum, $500; Moroni and Marysvale, $500
Price, Heber and Castle Gate, $500
Salt Lake, Heath church, $40; Ilif
church, $500; Liberty Park church, S575
Second church and Murray. $3.50; SEQ
field Clear Creek and Thistle. 500
superintendent, $500; incidentals, $S5
Total for the Salt Lake district, 81. 80
Vernal and Ashley Valley, condition
al, $500.
rtlchtield district, 800; Brigham, Ny
rum and Logan. S475; Ephraim. Sprin.
City and Mt Pleasant, S575; RichfielC
and Elsinore, $500; Salt - Re and Pro
vo. $500; incidentals. $50. Total for tn
Richfield district. $1,000.
For schoOls-Grantsville, $3.50; Neph
seminary, $3.50; Payson. $500; Santa
quin, S275; Silver City, $3.50; incidenta
and contingent, 1915. Total for schools
$1,000. Grand total for the state
$4,000.
The announcement of the appoint
ment of ministers to their RESPECTIVE
charges and the distribution of tn
/ ,icCs5 funds Grnafad IaAvA inf
among the clergymen attending tn
mission and their friends. The COngre
CATION at the Tiff church where tn
announcements were maze was one 0
the largest of the whole series of meet
ings since the mission began.
Sermon By Bishop Powder.
The morning session yesterday wa
: given uD TO a doctrinal sermon b
Bishop Fowler on the defenses o
Christianity. 1t was considered to b
one of the very best sermons eve
preached in this city, and called out
large congregation.
In the afternoon Dr. J. NJ. Kin
preached on the personality of the HOl
5 Ghost. 1t was an able discourse alsC
and made a deep impression on tn
congregation. Before beginning his ser
mon, DR.. King told of the work bein
. done by the board of church extension
BY means of this organization As
churches were established in the Unite
States last year. Since the work wa
started in 1854, II ,301 churches hav
been built in the United States: III
/ preachers have increased in that tim
from $500 to 1922; the church men,
. bership has increased from $4,000 I
2S74.037. The board has disbursed Sc
$50. 900; of this amount 81, OS6 goo is in
: loan fund that is loaned to Startin
! churches until they get upon their fet
when it is returned to the board.
At the evening session DR.. H. I
t Carroll, the first assistant secretary
the Methodist Missionary society. spOh
4 at some length of the conditions of ii
: missionary work of the church in II
r different heather countries. The mi.
: sionary idea, DIR. Carroll said in opeI
e ing, is the dominant idea of the time
e There are social, industrial, education
/ al and political prOpagandas; it is bl
| natural that there is a great mission
, airy movement in the church. Chri
: was the first missionary and his con
: | mand, Go We into all the world" is
: much a command now as ever.
Missionaries Are Heeled.
: DR.. Carroll thought that if all Il
= missionaries from all over the who
: | country were poured into Utah thel
would not then be enough TO do II
: work of evaugelizing the state Z
e thought also that there has been
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