The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-15
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Monday morning
sr,gE PRIESTHOOD WEriNo.
ASP. a Stake priesthood meeting
wa held, aud after singing by tho choir
and prayer by Elder Andrew Peterson,
TnER ALMA EibREpor
Of the Stake Presidency addressed tho
meeting giving report Vt his visits to
the various ward conferences in the
Stake.
rinEn ". D.. PACK
also oi the Stake Presidency was the
next speaker Tie said that his lnhors Of
late had been somewhat similar To- those
OF Elder Eldredgc, and In biz Wits 10
found the people feeling well in tho
work Of Col, lie also borc his testi.
mony, and said that the Saints should
have Implicit faith and confidence Ia
the priesthood Of the church.
rtDTA .. a. TismER
was called upon and spoke for short
time reported that he had iulhlIcd all
the appointments required Of him asa
missionary In the stake.
ELDER ". It. HnAScm
was the next speaker, who read from tho
Compendium" passages which had
reference TO botraying the Heaven,
Christ, your brethren, etc, and made
few remarks upon the same.
rRrs, ". ". cLuVF
felt pleased with the spirit Of the con-
ference and the remarks oi the brethren.
lie referred to the suggestion made by
President Cannon at the Last conference
with regard 10 tho painting Of the seats,
etc, In the Stake House. lie also ro-
ierrcd to the fencing and dwelling OF the
lot.
rREs. iosErn ,. SMITH
next addressed the meeting. lie con-.
inendod the improvements being made,
ana said he would like To see the people
double their diligence and complete the
building. lie also spoke nj some length
ON the Word Of Wisdom.
Meeting was closed with singing by
the choir aud bonodiction by Elder Ed
mund EldredRe.
AoSpAS soNuSa.
Conference ~a- OPENED Monday morn.
. ing M 10 o'clock With singing by tho
, choir and prayer by Bishop John Clark.
A rRrr. iosFru >. SAITH
1 was the first speaker. who dwelt at
length upon the relationship between
God and man. lie read from the Doc
trine and Covenants concerning the
To- Godhead and made remarks upon the
same.
The addrcss, or so.called "maniie,to."
= was then read 10y President Cluf and
" put to the Saints for their acceptance OF
rejection. II was carried unanimously
: though quite number did not vote.
The choir then sang an anthem, after
u which benediction was pronounced by
Bishop Walker Of Peoa and meeting adj
ourned 10 2 p. m.
u MONDAY AFTERNOON.
y singing by the choir and prayer
y by Bishop T.. r. Young Of wanHhlp.
. Bisnor H. '. ATWOOD
IN reported the condition Of the KalaaI
ward. Said the people were all doing Al
well M they knew now that the Primary
Association was moi In running order a
~ present; that NJ their ward conferences
ny the officers we're sustained by a unani
~ nous vote, aa WAS also the address q
NC the First Presidency and Apostles.
a. rREs. ". y, PACK
en- read the resignation Of W, q. Rhead q
Us Stake Clerk ~ he has removed from "a
ne Stake, which was accepted by a unan
an. nous vote lie then presented the .
nd tlcera Of the stake, who we're unan
mously sustained. George Beard vi
appoinie 10 Oh the vacancy caused /
the resignation OF W. q. Rhead rs sial
'lu Clerk.
Is PATRIARCH mCnAHD nRcn
ing then addressed the meeting ON Il
's' principles Of the gospel lie was f
lowed by
PATRIARCH THOMAS BAIL,
the who spoke encouragugly 10 the Saint
IN rRrs. ALMA rLDREDoE
w next addressed the assembly. Ito IA
NV y, he bad listened intently 70 therelnar
Of Pres Smith at the morning sessio
W., AID that II hid opened up vast lie
~ before him, aud he spoke for some Tin
~ upon the same subject.
ine rHEH. ". O.. PACK
,w next spoke Of parental care and ODE,
md ence Of children TO parents, and all
cit God.
o.s ELDER AsDREW PETERSON
on. spoke for some time ON the duties OF Il
or High Priests
,bo pHRH, CLuTF
OF made few closing remarks and aft
ned singing by the choir and benedietion
,eo. Rishop James Downs conference was d
her ionrned for three months.