Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-31
| Mahusau, ssoretary; Matthew NOslI,


treated the"Prophecy Of Joseph Smith |
the Prophet givou In the year 1882"
and N. ke Makuaana gave good |
Instructions "Poftaining TO lem. |
ples.D This various oiiiGers reported
M 10 their respective schools.
There were variety OF exercises, all
aiming 10 produce good morals. Term
report was read by Moke Nakuaau,
and the report OF the treasurer was
read by Mathew Noall. The general
officers were supported. The local OFF,
GERS for following term are John
T. Giles, president j. j. johnson and
Hyrum DcFries c0uuselors; Moke
Nskuaau, secretary; Matthew Noall,
treasurer;
A general review Of the Y. NJ. NJ. l.
A, viii be held In April, 1893, consist.
ing OF songe, etc. Each association
will be entitled TO enter and contest for
the best solo, quartette and au essay
on the lite OF Joseph who was sold into
Egypt. Presents will be given to the
beat and next beat.
A general review Of the Sunday
schools will also be held In April, 1893.
Gifts will DO awarded to those best pre-.
pared. All prizes will be according to
the Judgment OF the committee ON
arrangements. The members oil the
two organizations seem to bequite zeal
Gus OF the reviews.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
Tho sisters marched two abreast
from Lanihuli TO the meeting house
carrying banners bearing Inscriptions
appropriate for the society. A whole
day was allotted them to exhibit. The
principal subjects were: "rhe Life Of
Rebecca;" "Life - Sarah, the
wife OF Abraham;" ellie Of Es-
their" Duties Of Women" "Vslue
OF the Relief Society" "rraining
Children,n and "Life OF Eliza IL.
SNOW" Libbie Noall was listened to
with great interest because OF her
fluent speaking In the native tongue.
The general officers were sustaiAed.
Local officers for the coming term,
Libbie Noall, president; with all the
foreign sisters as her aids; kekuewa
Nakuaau, Kahuhu, Kaluaplaua aud
Niaulani, counselor1; Kekuewa Ma
kuaau, secretary.
OFFICERS AND STATISTICS.
The names Of the general authorities
OF the Church were presented and
sustained.
Appointments Matthew Nosll was
sustained rs president OF the Hawaiian
mission, with all the foreign Elders his
counselors; G.. ID. Harding, Church 70.
corder ana clerk Of conference; John
Brown, bookkeepor and store keeper;
J. j. johnson, foreman OF the Laie
plantations; Joseph ii. Thurber, assist.
sut; q. ID. Harding, school tescheri
| Helen Grace, assistant school teacher;
Hyrum DE Fries, president of the
island Of Kausii; John Smith, assist
ant; John II. Giles, president Of the
the Island OF Oahu; II. l.. DuiliD and
Kailiehu assistants; A. j. Davis, presl-
dent OF the branch OF Honolulu; Irwin
II. Fisher, president Of the islands Of
Maui aud Molokai; Isaac II. Grace,
| Nawahiue and kamaawc, assistants;
j. II. Hawkes., president Of tho islands
OF Hawaii; IL. II. Duilin, Henry Hot
'endorf, Noiai, stephen Keller asd
Ktaua, assistants.
Laie Brsnch-Afatthew Noall, presi.
dent; Jno. Brown and Jos. II. Thurber,
counselors; q. ID. Harding, clerk oi
branch; Moke Nakuaau, president Of
the Sunday school; l.. Is. Nainoa and
Samuel Lun, counselors; =. n. kani-
honui, president Y. NJ. NJ. ]. A.; M.
X. Kou and Kahiona, counsoiors;
Kapo, president OF the Relief Society;
Kai anu Nawaoloa, counselors.
Statistical report for tho term end.
ing October 9th, 1892 - Foreign
Elders and sisters, "a; holding
the Priesthood, 0l5; male saints
Saints and children blessed, ava; new
4 4 ne -l,n, .st at. nht Ira
blessed under oight years OF age, OBS;
received In branches, l05; exoommu-
nicated, o; deaths, SO.
Elders 3. \. Hammond and James
NJ. Horne were honorably released 10
return home TO Zion.
Good instructions were impaired
daily and the meetings were we'll at
tended from beginning to end. The
brotherly feeling prevale MT will make
nm everlasting Impression upon the
minds Of US all. Tho conference news
will be conveyed to the other
Islands by the one hundred and
fifty strangers present and we sincerely
trust It will result In the reviving OF
all who have entered into the fold OF
Christ In this land. The singing was
excellent for which the efforts OF our
president deserve commentator. Laie,
| Honolulu and Maui choirs furnished
the music.
1t has been forty.two years since the
Gospel was introduced upon these IL.
lands. Over over hundred and seventy
Elders, acting Us Ambassadors OF Christ
from the above date, have labored to
redeem this nation.
To the Saints In Zion: You are al-
| ways remembA I'm our prayere nnd
we humbly entrcst Of you not 10 forget
US In your applications.
| q. ID. HARDING, Clerk.
| nntn l.. 1900