The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-05-14
No14
QUARTERLY coNrrnrNcr.

Conference convened at lO.3Oa. NJ.
Saturday. Pres. W. W. CluG prcsid.
ing
Singing by choir; prayer by Elder
Willctt llardc' OF Hamas; singing by
choir.
At u O'Clock q. M, Apostles J. II.
smith and George TcasdhDe Of salt Lake
arrived.
President Cluif made the opening re-.
mnrks babe all the people welcome TO
the conference and promised a good and
profitable time to all who would attend.
Tie briefly reported .hc condition of ,be
stake
bishop Paskctt reported Ilcnof,r
ward ns being In good condition all Tho.
ward organizations were doing well An.
preclatcd the visits Of the home mission.
ari"si the Saints were always glad To
meet them.
Apostle rcasdalc nid all who attended
conference this morning we're entitled
to a blessing. lie had NO hosi,anry I'm
making this promise 10 lhom.
ApostlcJ. n. Smith briefly adre..ed
the conference, supplcmcnting tho TO-
marks oiApostlc Tcasla!c. and said that
the Gospel Of Christ would be- found AZ
all times to give ~ aid and assistance
In iourneyinF through lie. We shonld
cultivate the principles Of charity and
loving kindness to the orring one and
emulate the example set our by Saviour.
Singing by choir. Adjourned to 2p.
M, Bcnediction by Elder Andrew Peter
'on.
'ArrrnSooS,
President Alma E.dredgo was the
iirst speaker in the aftcrnood and was
closely listened to IN his short address.
lie was followed by Prcs. W. T.. Paci.
Of kamas whose remarks were also In.
tcrcsting
Apostle John Henry Smith then spoke.
aud said the theme Of the Gospol was
ever an interesting one. lie covered
many subjects In the course ofhla re.
marks.
This closed the afternoon service and
w. II. Branch offered prayer.
suNnw NoRMNa.
Bp. Brown reported tho Evanston
ward In good condition and the people
nearly AL employed, aud dwelt ON the
, success Of .he sudny school. which. ,,a,
q b~.nv ,,su,lvo,~s,, -, 1sa,~uguarN ayt,em
~ ff"sioom.f. =. Anon of thnp ssk CT
v branch reported there were 5Ol sojut
IN his branch Sunday school was wei
y attended and Rcllef Society of /,
memhors was in good working order
had built a new meeting house Of tw,
! stories, the basement Of which h nov
In use.
. The forenoon services closed with
prayer by Bp Atwood.
AFTERNOON.
Sacrament WIS administered by Tno.
7, Booth, james Cnldorwood. Jesse
Peterson, !. +. Smith, Ino. Run. t.
H. Rhcad Jr. and WlHam Robinson
Pes. Eld-cdoc then presented tho
gereral church and stake authorities.
who were sustained.
Pres. Clun read the annual financial
and statistical report Of the relief 40
cities Of the stake Tor 1906, also annual
report ofH. N, MIA.
The Recommendation 81 Pres. George
Enir aud Pres, RicL.us in favor OF Al.
solom R'chins for ordination TO the
High rricsts Quorum vas read and an
proved.
The Stake House committee was pre-
scented and sustained.
ApostleJ, H. Smith read a sentiment
expressed by Goethe, That faith and
hope must be accompanied by works.
he also spoke on various subjects.
Pres Clur announced the y. MIMI
A. meeting Tor that evening. a. which
! hpostlesJ. II Smith and George Teas.
dale wore the speakers.
Andrew Peterson gave notice of a
meeting Of the High Priests Quorum Ia
be hold In IIoytsyillc on the last satur-
day In May, after which the bonedie.
ton was pronounced by Apostle Teas
dale,
How 90 Trent IA wiz.