The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
TEMPLE AND TABERNACLE.

Elders Platte u. Lyman and Henry
". NuiSbitt Of the new presidency OF
the European mission lett salt Lake
city on November sth for their field OF
labor
There wa, mo- regular meeting In the
Tabernacle ut salt Lake sunday Mo-
vcmhcr o. 60 being fast day Meetings
were held In the various ward houses
la the afternoon. aud at night the
Mutual improvement Association met
a new mission Of the church Is
about to Doe established In Nevada with
Ellyo nt present for headquarters FL
dcrs j VI. Hess aud Franklin y.
Walker, both of Fielding. Box Elder
county, are appointed to open the mis-
sion.
Apostles Cowlcy and Woodruff have
arranged to hold conferences In Ari'
IONA a. follows. Snowflake. November
18th aud itth. st. Johns goth aud 2ist;
Maricopa. 9th aud 2sth; st. Joseph
December 9Th aud 5th; also Juarcz'
Mexico December 18th and 18th.
At Nottingham. England october
ieth, man named Thomas Lock a
member Of an anti-Mormon society
was fined 1--WE shillings aud cost
amounting In all TO twenty-Onc shil'
lings and siNpcncc, for disturbing a
religious meeting Of the Lattcr-day
Saints.
The subjects that will he treated
upon by the Apostles ut the approach.
Ing sunday school Convention In salt
Lake City are The Administration Of
the Sacrament In the Sunday School,
by Elder George Tcasdale, aud The
Relationship ~ the suuday.school 20
the Church, by Elder Ilcber j. Grant.
AZ the state conference Of the Nor.
mon church In Denver, November D,
representatives from the 81 elders,
under the leadership Of Apostle John
W. Taylor, who came TO Colorado a2
months ago Tor missionary work, show
that $50 converts have been made
There are now $500 members Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lattcr-day
Saints In the state Of Colorado.
Elder lIcbcr j. Grant has just re.
turned from visit 90 the Mormon set.
Elements In Colorado. At Mnnassa hc
says there Is great prosperity, and the
people generally are well and happy
Many hundreds of acres OF land, which
at one tune was generally believed TO
be good for stock raising purposes
only, have been made productive,
yielding thousands OF bushels OF grain
and great quantities OF potatoes.
Frequent, aud. sometimes, facctious
expressions appear Ia the State press
| regarding persons having recvivcd
letters from ''nox ~, meaning iron
the church office, that box being th'
one rented by the general authorities
That IN all changed now, A. the bo'
has been given up at the postonicc
and the church letters are delivered by
carrier. Correspondents will have IL
future 10 address the Presidents Office
instead Of the postonicc box.
Elder c. d. Fjeldsted, Of the frs
Council of the seventy has made ap
pointments 10 meet the various quo
runs Of Seventies. whose headquarter
are Ia Salt Lake county ~ follows
SiNty.hrst Quorum at Mill Creek, Nov
ember iOi Seventy.second at Soutl
Cottonwood, November n; Ninety
third at SANDY, November ~; One Hun
bred and Fifteenth At Taylorsville
November II; Nincty-third nj Soutl
Jordan. November 10; Thirty.third n
West Jordan. November 10; Seventy
third at Draper, November Ia Ninety
fourth at Herriam, November 49,
Il. johnson. correspondent Of tn
Chicago Record. writing from Gothen
burg under date OF October 49, says
"Thc Mormons had conference a few
days ago at stockholm. Two preai
dents were present, MoGurrin frou
Liverpool and Christensen from Copcn
hagen, the latter being manager Of th
European mission, The Mormon elder
declared that the reports for Swodel
indicate a success unequalled In th
whole European mission during th
past twenty-five years. II had beel
Thought that Mormonism would di
out In Europe, as nobody would listeI
10 lts prophets but the leaders declar
, that the prospects for success are stil
excellent"
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