Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
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Thegencral officers were sustained.
j The local oillcereafc NJ Gii8ws. a. j.
Davis, President; I. \. Fisher and |
II. Grace, COUNSELOR; M0ke Mailman,
secretary; Matthew Nualf, treasurer.
At the Relief Society conference, the
sisters met ut Laniiuli and were led
by the baud to the meeting houfo.
Libbin NoalI presided. Eight Ameri.
can sisters aud the delegates OF the
society did ihe preachiug. General
Instructions were given "a to the du-
Ties OF those included In the member
ship OF the society. THIS u the lead
ing organization In the Hawaiian
mission.
Tbs general officers wtrs sustained.
Local oiiicers for comins tom: Libbie
Noall, prssidcnt. with ull the Ameri.
can sisters as her aidt; krkuewn,
hahuhu, kaluaplsua AMI Niaulani,
counsciors; kokueWa kakuaau, secte-
tary.
A Primary association was organ
i1ed In connection with the Relief
society. The manner Of conducting
these meetings as adopted In ZION, will
be deemed wise. Libbie N0nll was
chosen president Maggie Davis and
Lizzie Brown, c0uustlJu; Helen
Grace, music director; kuOnl, eecre-
inry; Katie Hottendori, treasurer.
Al the general conference tho names
OF the general authorities Of the
church were presented AMI suFtained.
Local authoritlcg: Matthew Noall,
PRECEDENT 81 the Hawaiian miasion,
with oil American Elders as his coun.
selors.
Ecclcala, teal appointments: Jno.
Joe. Johnson, president Of the Kona,
NAu anu Puma conference, Nj. X.
kon assistant; Hyrum De Fries,
PRECEDENT OF tne Hiio district, Kafili
assistant; j. Il. Hawks, president OF the
HAmakul disirict ami general director
Tor the Hilo, Bamalua AMI ISohala
conference. Danieia liik0ha assistant;
Hyfum Duiiin, president OF the Kohs-
u district, john Smith assistant; A. j.
Davis, president OF Maui conference,
also president Of the Walluku branch,
III. II. Dnnin, Moko NakuRau aud Sam
Lua assistan,s; |. +. Fisher, president
OF honolulu branch, Stephen Keeler
assistant, John Brown also Ms
sis,ant periodically; John Brown,
presiient OF tho Oahu conference,
JameH Bilsh, assistant. John Il. Giles,
PRECEDENT OF the Kauai conference aui
special lahorer from iiapaia and Wn-
hiaurai Henry Hottoud0rf and hlakn.
nui assistant John Brown, clerk OF
conference; J. +. Fisher assistant.
Temporsi appointments Matthew
Noall manager OF the Laie plantation,
J. III. Grace and Jos. ii. Ihurber Ms.
slsthnit; Libbia Nosli bookkeper; Mag.
gle Davis storekeopef; G. ID. Harding
school teacher, Helen Grace assistant.
Laie Branch.-Matthew NOall presi.
dent, !. ii. Grace and Jos. II. Thurbrr
counselors; John Brown branch clerk;
Sam XII music director; q. ID. Hard.
Ing president of SUNDAY school, Nainoe
and kaio counselor; Kanlhonui pres.
idest OF YIN. NJ. l. A., Nswahine and
kahlnal counselorf; kqpo pre.lient OF
tho Relief society, Nowaaloloa aud
kai oounselors.
Statistical report for term ending
April0ih, ls93-Amorican Elders ana
skaters, 20; total holding the Priest-
hood, $50; male Saints, 1898; female
Saints, 2O27; total uili ,ers, Saints ana
children blessed, 1855; new baptisms.
IS; re-Daptisms, "a; children blessed
inlef eight years OF age, 685; received
Ia branehes, 1877; accommodated, q; |
deaths, 90.
On tho fourth tbs missionary Elders
inu sisters held special fast day,
mat they might have "a proper spirit to |
eel The Saints with suitable food for |
reflection. The spirit Of affection,
ltuer and iaith was the prevailing |
throughout the April |
neetlng.. Scores OF testimonies were |
borne TO tho effect that tho conference
hai not yet been pArallrled OH the |
ISLANDS. The answer 10 the suppl ca
lions Of the Elders made a lasting i'm
preston upon the minis Of all present,
regarding tbs goolne's OF God,
q. ID. HARDING, Clerk.