The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-10

mon Elder. Bore his testimony to the
truthiulness oi,he gospel,
Elder Joseph ". McMurrin, one Of the
seven presidents Of Seventies, who had
recently returned from mission to
England, paid a compliment to the peo'
pie who had erected the Tabernacle.
Reminded the people that the Lord had
promised that those who did the work
Of the Lord would be atle to bea- their
testimony. lie supposed that every
boy or man in the room who had re-
turned from illing mission would tes-
tiiy that the Lord bad given them power
to coniound the wise. One testimony Of
the truth Of the gospel lie that there lie
no record Of missionary sent abroad
ever changing his faith.
Elder J q. s. Gibbons Of 81, Jobnr, Ariz.,
missionary sent to Summit Stake In
the interest Of the Y. NJ. NJ. !. A. bore
his testimony and expressed his willing
ness to perform the work assigned him.
Apostle John Henry Smith said that
the frst ak months Of many Of our mis-
sionArios' lahore we're thrown away, be-
cause they we're not better prepared or
because Of having 70 many little habits
TO overcome.
After singing by the choir and bene.
dlction by Patriarch Thomas call con-
ference was adjourned till 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
Sunday evening the lrst session Of the
| Y. NJ. NJ. /. A. conference was held at
which interesting remarks we're made by
Elders G. A. Calls and J. s. Gibbons,
Apostle Smith and Prest. MeMurrin,
MONDAY MORNING..
After the opening exercises Elder J
II. Miles, principal Of the Summit Stake
Academy, spoke short time in the In
tsrss, o. that school.
~ WIDER , f. A. Niahsr uald ,ha, IN
Saints should iiveto shA, they wonla \
an example to all the world.
Elder Joseph W. MeMurrin said thu
President Snow had promised the youn
people that II their desires were TO d
good, when standing before an audience
there would always be some one VIII,
would be made better. There 10 some.
thing in life that we cannot Get ava,
from, aud that is the memory Of eyi
doing. Spoke for some time on the IN,
u and mission OF Joseph Smith.
y Meeting was closed by the choir sing
y ing the anthem, "Lift Thine Eyes, " and
benediclion by Prest. Alma Eldredge,
y At the conclusion Of the morning ses-
" sion a special meeting Of the high conn
!, Gil vas held, for the purpose Of filling
!. the vacancy caused by the death o.
d. Jacob Huffman. Elders W, p. Brown
1t and Henry Evans were released from
re the high council aud ordained palri-
arehchs. John Bowen, NJ. +. Harrii
~ and Dan Lambert were selected a.
or members Of the council. Alternates--
In ]. A. Smith, Thomas Gichrlsi, Burial
ID wilkins and W, Z, ohapyel.
10 MONDAY AFTERNOON.
:, Alter the opening exercises the Hen.
;. eier ward was reported by Bishop JOIN
- Paskett as being In good condition.
- Elder Joseph Ball, who left this weel
for a mission to England. spoke for
a short time and expressed desire Il
~ faithfully perform his duties.
:. Apostle Smith spoke at length con-
y corning the Brigham Young monument
!, and urged the people to assist in the
- completion Of the same.
!, Bishop Walker reported the Peoi
ward.
The general and local church authori-
ties we're presented by Prest. Alma Ed
bs redge and sustained by the congrega-
BIZ ton,
no ANNOUNCEMENTS,
n General meeting Tor southern part o
an the Stake will be held at Kamas, Nov