Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
CLOSING HOURS
. OF PRESBYTER-
IAN SYNOD
Important Bushes Transacted
and ApproClatlvo RosOlu-
tons introduced
and Passed.


A wen attended public meeting held
boz tho Fir Presbyterian church lnai
niHhf. in ihe Interest of inreiHn nails.
slona Brought tO o. close one of The
most useful and important sessions 81
the synod OF New Mexico ever held
ny that body Tho meeting was adj
dressed by lho new moderator. rev.
John Mooker. and also by Rev Allen
kriohhaum. both VI whom delivered
able talks on ihiH important theme
AZ the close OF Che mCollnF the synod
adluurned 90 hold To- eighteenth an
nual session in las Cruces neat year
Yesterdays proceedings covered "a
variety Of SUBJECTS Those attracting
most attention were Sabbath ob8ofY-
ance. relief of aged and dependent
ministers. the work OF the freedmen
and evangelical work nr Marhau
delivered another Oi hla telling ad.
dresses on this subject, applying hia
remarks more particularly 90 pastoral
effort In evangelical lines During the
fnll and winter 30 was announced that
with hlH singer. % n Hoppy. Will
within the territory represented by
iha synod Tho new organisation Of
1 the Presbyterian church for men,
called tho Presbyterian brotherhood.
vas also one ol tho subjects attract
ing che aynOda attention yesterday.
I The brotherhood iH io hold ltH FIRST
convention ln Indianapolis. Ind. No-
vcmhcr aud ll. aud Row huEh A,
4 - IL
Santa Pc. 3 ~ Gilbert of AfieHia and
r.. G. Monett OF Tucson were appoint
ed in represent the synod az that
meeting The first convention viii
/ consist OF representatives from $50.
elai unions. civic clubs male Bible
classes. the brotherhood 90 Andrew
and Philip and IN fact from al male
organizations under Presbyterian tu-
telage throughout this country. "a Is
expected that many distinguished
speakers will address the convention,
among whom will be President
Grover Cleveland. Hon. William J.
| Bryan. Hon John Wannmaker. ex-
Senator COckreli and Justice John NJ.
Harlan This convention, q ~ cx-
pecied will give Impetus to q move
mont inauguratod BY the last ProHby-
4
pose Of bringing church work and
church Influence nearer % the young
men aud especially tO the working
classes OF che country.
] A pleasant feature OF the days pro.
ccodlngs was the passing Of the fol-
lowing resolutions.
Resolved. that we most heartily
congratulate the pastor and people 90
.H..HI a
dedication nf this house OF worship,
that We extend 10 the pastor, officers
and people our sincere thanks Tor
their kindly hospitality 90 an che Wis
iilnr brethren, in npcning their homes
for our comfort and iu every way
possible eKertlnF themselves to make
our stay among them pleasant and
agreeable. that we express our thanks
90 the officers 90 the church 90 che
members Of the choir 60 lho organ
sac, 10 the press. for ita full reports
lof the ayn0d'n proceedings and 90
ipYory uno connected with this church
who has had a pau 10 making the
meeting of che synod now being
brought 10 q close 80 Interesting and
so profitable
Resolved. that We recognise the
gi0nH and ihe good Judgment az our
assembly, committee on evangelical
work as manifested In sending such
a representative a. DR. Marshall ~
the synod ~ Minnesota, thai We ox-
tend % Dr. Marshall our thanks for
his very helpful and stimulating adj
dresses. ana that we ASSURE him that
We shall follow him with our best
D lfssN.l
a. ~ CAMPBELL.
NORMAN SKINNER
Committee"
A resolution WAS also passed ox-
pressing tho satisfaction ~ the synod
wlth the practical work OF the Anti
Saloon league Immediately following
an address on the subject Of the
leagues work By ita superintendent.
Rev W. W. HaYena 90 % as follows
Having heard the rep0ri Of Rev
W. w. haYenH. superintendent ol The
ANTE Saloon ieagug of New Mexico
and Arizona, the synod expressed iis
satisfaction with the work dome by
him, heartily endorsed hla work and
that of fho Anti Saloon league. ard
urged every member 90 corporate
with @ ln rs Effort to suppress the
liquor traffic
! Appropriate resolutions were also
PASSED upon she death 0f Rev D 81
Phillips formerly pastor 81 the 8ll-
yer cliy church end tho synod on
doraed the work OF the chlldrens
Home FINDING aocioiy on which sub
iect q was addressed by Rev pr.
LukouH.
Rev Dr Marshall whose efficient
work before This synod and ln Che
matter ~ the dedication 90 the First
Presbyterian church viii long be- re-
membored by me members Of the
synod and tho people % Albuquerque.
left for bis home East night Tho rest
~ the members. with the exception RI
Rev Dr. Lukens and Rev. NE Skis
nor. who atlli remain in the city, LETT
On the midnight or morning trains.
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CORNER STONE OF SILVER
CITY ELKg HOUSE lAiU
The corner stone OF thonow Elias
hail waa laid Tuesday Afternoon. says
the silver Civ InHnunnHarf Mn fn