The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10

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Of good crops.
Alma Eldredgc then addressed IN
meeting, combating the condition @
the people here with other countries
showing what a blessed people we arp
lie alfo spoke on the Golden Rule" %
doing unto others ~ Won would hsv.
them do 10 you.
The Hovtsvillo Ward was next iep
resented by Bishop Sargent, Who gave
very good report. lie said the pevpl,
have taken greater interest In the Cos
pei since the dedication Of The Salt Lab,
Temple.
Bishop John CLARK reported the Upior
Ward a. being ina prosperous condi
ton.
Apostle Young then addressed the
congregation. tie -aid he felt pleased
TO hear The good reports that had been
ma le by the various bishops. lie ais
spoke OF the turmoil that oxist.
throughout the entire world. and that
the spirit ui God Nas being taken from
the wicked. lie spoke Of the political
situation Ia this country, nud that God
was ruling al things aud that the saints
should meet in conventions and select
good men 10 form onr Constitution aud
get into tho Union as soon a. possible
AZ a state.
The meeting ras brought to q close
bv the choir 'inginsnn anthem "iIow
Beautiful Upon the Mountains"
hencdiciiun was offered by Thomas
Beard, aud meeting adjourned until 2
pm.
MONDAY AIrruSuON.
Meeting was opened by the choir sing.
ing from page 10 "Grca. God Attend
While Zion sings"
Prayer WIS offered by T. l.. Allen.
Choir and congregation sang eve
Thank Thee o God for Prophet"
Bishop Walker reported the Peoa
Ward Ne oil feeling we'll, and that very
good crops was being raised In that soc
ton Of the stake.
Bishop Hodson represented the Coal.
Willie North Ward stating that they we're
united asa wand and endca,orcd 10 do
~ nearly right a. they could that they
had paid up Ia full all the calls made
upon thom.
President CluG stated that high
council meeting was held Saturday to
select bishop for the consolidated
Coalyille North and South Wards and
that they had selected n man aud his
name would he submitted 70 the First
Presldsnry for their approval, and that
they had selected tho following alter
mates TO the High Council; W. +. Smith,
Jaines io~lur aud ". IA Gsanal. lie
said thcy had found about 100 member.
OF the church In Park City and had ap.
pointed T. l.. Allen 10 preside over the
branch for the present with John Adam
son and Fred Rasbsnd a. councillors.
lie also announced that aSunday School
conference will be- held In Coalyille on
September Goth aud SOth. lie asked the
bishops 20 have the people donate OF
their hay, grain, etc., with the view Of
paying Oh the indebtedness on the Stake
House. The general stake authorities
were presented and sustained
Elder James Il. Rhoad wa, called from
the audience aud addressed the meeting
Ia an able manner. speaking Of the mis-.
sion that each elder has on earth.
Apostle Young was the next speaker,
who spoke Of the revelations In regard
TO the word Of wisdom, tithing ETC., aud
bore his testimony that the Saints would
have lyerted great deal Of suffering
had ,ney obeyed them.
1t was decided by vote OF 1888 10 10
to hold the quarterly conferences on
Saturday and Sunday instead OF Sunday
aud Monday.
The choir then sang an anthem .
"show Me Thy Ways"
Benedictlon wac offered by Samuel
Paddles and conference adjourned for
three months.