The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-02-09
STAKE CONVENIENCE.
Not Very Largely Attended,
Three sessions Held.

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Quarterly conference Of the Summit |
Stake convened In the Tabernacle, sun
day morning, at II o'clock. The Sun
day school met q, 10 O'Clock and was in
session 'iill II.
Pres. Clutf was the fr,i speaker at the
meeting, and vas followed by Pres.
Alma Eldredge, both Of whom delivered
good instructions to the young. John
Boyden gayes report Of the condition
Of The Sunday school, throughout the
stake.
The afternoon session was commenced
at o'clock by the choir singing from
page SO. Prayer by Elder I. W. March.
ant Continued by choir and congrega-
ton singing, eve Thank Thee, o God
for a Prophet
Sacrament was administered by Elders
@. A. Oallis and VIM. Robinson, assist
ed by four other Elders.
Pres. Cluir announced that ~ II was
the regular fast day, the blessing Of
children would bs attended TO, and ac-
cordlngly two were blessed.
Pres. Pack addressed the cong regation
upon the subject VI the sacrifices made
by those who were the fret to accept
the principles Of the Gospel, These
same sacrifices which were made by the
people at first, were expected Of them
today. They were expected to build
temples, stake tabernaeles, meeting
houses, 10 pay tilhing, fast offerings,
support missionaries, provide and look
alter the poor, to erect and sustain
stake academies, TO act as peace makers,
and 10 assist all who are in trouble.
Elder J. 7. Carruth, who has recently
returned from a mission, spoke on the
Restoration OF the Gospel"
Meeting closed by choir singing an
anthem, .'lIark, Listen TO the Trum-
| Benediesion by rAvrr.ren tnoss-
Ball.
| EVENING SESSION.
In the evening, a conjoint season Q
the Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. /. A. was held
at which Elder john Calderwood spok
on the History Of Christianity" Mr.
]. A. Smith sang solo, Aecompanis,
BY Miss NJ. BrundAge. Remarks wer
also made by Stake President O. y
Pack Of the Young Ladies, and Eide
]. S. Gibbons, the NJ, /. missionary.
MONDAY MORNING.
Meeting was called to order by Pre-
ClnG, and after the regular openin
exercises the Park City branch was r,
ported by Elder T. L. Allen. tn
branch 10 increasing in numbers. Tith
PAYERS have increased more than doubI
lie past year. Organizations Al
all In good working order.
I
Bishop Atwood reported the Ksml
ward az being about the same as usua
More tithing paid during the year tina
usual.
The Hensier ward Was reported /
Counsellor NJ. +. Harris. All the OF
CARNATIONS are In good working.. ordel
Although there was general failure
} crops, the tithing for last year increase
over 400 over the previous yea
BP. seamons reported things to be
. good working order in the Rockpo
ward.
: Peoa ward was reported by BI
Stephen Walker who said the ward Ia
been organized thirty-eight years, bt
As yet have TO hold meetings in the di
trict schoolhouse, As there was no 9th,
place to meet in. Said the ward orgai
iEa1ions we're doing good work.
Pres. cluff said that he, in eompAn
with others, had attended 10 the pal
few months nine different ward con
ierenees, and he felt that there was
general improvement in religion
way. Said that 1t was privilege an
duty OF every Latler-Day Saint to liz
so as to enjoy the spirit Of the Gospe
He strongly advised the people Of tn
wards who do not have meeting house
TO erect them that man who was an,
ious to assist in building Zion in Jacl
con county and did nothing At home
I assist In building places of ,yo.,st,t,, go.