Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
ALL MOURN FOR
PHILIP MAYC0CK
Impressive Services Held Over
Remains Of Bright Young Cltl-
zen in Assembly Hall.
BIG AUDITORIUM WAS FILLED.
Mpuchiug Tributes Paid 10 Deceased by
Associates i'm III Walks OF Life
Beautiful Music and Flowers.

70 pay las, tribute of respect 10 the
mortal remains of PHILIP Maycopk, the
people OF this city yesterday filled TO
uYerflOwlng the large auditorium OF
the Assembly Hall. The pulpts were
banked with dozens of nagniticent
Coral offerings, the beautiful white
casiet was covered with delicate flow
srs, One of the pulpit stands WAS
occupied by delegation from The
ranks OF the profession chosen by the
deceased-that OF the law Another
was filled by his fellow laborers in tne
Church of which he was always Il
stauneh member and valiant defend
err, while In the main pulpit sat the
presidency OF tho Church, Presidents
Joseph u Smith, John H. WindeT and
Anthem H. Lund, mourning In COM
mon with the wife and child and moth.
er OF the young man, his untimely
taking away.
The musical part of the Service WAS
beautiful and appropriate, The united
chotrs OF the Second and Third wards,
OF Liberty Stake, under the direction OF
Herbert A. White rendered the OPEN
ing and closing selections, While beau
1ifuI scos We're given by Mrs James
Ia. Ball and Robert H. Siddoway a
touching duet WAS rendered by Miss
Edna Morris and Charles Kent aud a
male quartet by Messrs. ~. III. Slddo-
way, Herbert A. White, John Robinson
aud George Bowles-
The general board of the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement assocla-
lions. of which the deceased was an
IGNORED member, was represented by
Presidents Il. HI Roberts and j. c.
kilnball, while the presidency OF the
Liberty stake, reduced 10 two members
by Elder Maycock's death. were present
In the persons of President Hugh j.
Cannon and Arnold J. schultess.
THE SERVICE.
The service was conducted by Bishop
Roscoe w. Eardley OF the Third ward
The opening prayer was offered by Ell
der RudEer Cls1wson, who supplicat-
ed She divine blessing upon the gath
srlng and upon the bereaved ones.
Bishop Eardley said: we have met
today 10 pay our last respects and
honor to ono OF Gods noblemen, and
lay away the tabernacle OF one OF our
ia theirs choicest spirits, Brother May
cock has always commanded the SIM
cere love and respect OF all men.
give my humble tribute to his noble,
generous nature, as a membeT of the
ward in which he was born, and which
was his home all the days OF his life.
Those of us who have been his closest
neighbors can truly say that he was
faithful and dilIgent In whatever he
was called upon To- do, and he always
gave us the best he had, His daily
walks in life We're an inspiration
He did not hide his light under a
bighet, but its radiance was shed
forth Tor the good of all ] trust God
Will help his devoted wife and the rest
OF us to sustain our great loss IN the
death of our fritnd and brother, Phillip
Maycock."
PRESIDENT HUGH + CANNON.
President Hugh J. Cannon OF Liberty
stake. said: II am sure no poor words
Of mine can express the feelings OF my
heart on this OCCASION with the rest
of my brothers and sisters. | am over
whclned and appalled, by the loss that
has come upon US. and 10 me II Is IKE
attempting to speak DIT the tunera OF
brother, for | have been very close
ly associated with Brother Naycock
and 1 learned to love him as brother
My association with him WAS always
OF the most pleasant character There
has never been n thought between us
that was not dictated by love and good
VIII, Brother Maycock was gifted IN
that he could express his ideas clearly
and forcibIy, but that was not the char
sble If Was bis Ability 10 work,
yyhenever any work was ASSIGNED 10
prntheT Lfawcnol NE cn,,Ia eI,yays rest
!. ss,,red thaS work vol1rS ne dome and
we'll done No man hated hvpocrisy
more than our brother, and to do good
his fellow men. 10 saw we shall miss
him would he expressing IL far too
ineden,iatelv Nav we follow the ex-
onnie which he has sci for MS. ana
NAV COD comfort Mis- wife and mother.I
ELDER u. s. HlNCKLEY,
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ort,. s,,ta 1,ts,, conrnTI s. 81 va ~ tnol
81 ali oor.,isn,i., ~, sa'u ,,,. ,,r'd
~ 49,, .,' a. $3.50, 49,, az toss ho,s.
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Nv ~ ,o hshoiJ $500 ~, SIS tS'' a., r,ro,,'e
,,,r,-l, -, a,. har..st Isea an 81 tbos.,
Phillip Mayeocl. was ne peer q any
llldIh, ItE WIS NDuIll 10 NOItt Nl1ttEH