Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-25
ASSIGNS FIELDS FOR WORK
Closing Business Of Session Of Rsorganised
Church Of Latter Day Saints.
MEN SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
All Missionaries 20 He Kept I'm the
Field and President smith Calls
for Loyal Financial Support
Of Church Membership.

Lamont. Ia, April 24-Cspeeial)-The
closing business session OF the forty ninth
general conference of the Reorganized
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints has been held. The two items Of
greatest interest we're the selection Of
members Of the board Of publication and
the appointments Of labor of the mission
airy force of the church.
After the reading Of the missions Pres
tdent Smith made an earnest and heart
felt address to his brethren, encouraging
and counseling them and stimulating them
to fresh effort. HIS talk was followed by
a helpful one from the presiding bishop.
He stated that a force Of 800 missionaries
was to be kept in the field this year, many
Of them beirg sent to far and expensive
fields, and that it would require the earn
est. u%ntiring efforts Of all to sustain them.
Here follows the complete list Of appoint
ments:
Appointments of Twelve.
F. NJ. sheehy and L. w, Greene, Nova
states, Ohio. Virsinia' west Vir9inia snd
Maryland; Heman c. Smith. Michigan, In
diana, northern Illinois and Wisconsin; F.
North and South Dakota: Joseph Juff,
Colorado, eastern Wyoming. New Mexico
SnG IaSih s,ts slope mission With, British nI
mountain mission; 1. N. White, Missouri,
Kansas, southern and central illinois, and
that portion of Arkansas and Indian Terri
T; Grifiths and ]. w. Rushton. British
isles; Peter Andersen. Scandinavia; j. w.
and New Zealand.
High Priests.
j. NJ. Baker. Gallsnd's Grove district;
n, b. Blai-. Lamont Stake; M. II. Bond,
Chicago, III; Richard BullaTd. Massachu-
is 6Ss district 3. = !. E +; tBtgTt9pi bsG S e isIa Si,
braska district, Omaha objective point
Duncan Campbell. lamont Stake; Albert
Carmichael, central California; A. v, Clos
son, Wisc9nsini A.. s Cochran, Grand
E EnPies slS MlSh dls PHS Vicinity s. F;y pS J. v,s 6. g s5 a
lowe; r, NJ. Elvin, Nauvoo district; j.. Il.
southern Nebraska district. Nebraska City
9 9t3ts S9, point .; II; G9d6y; West VII
Goodrich, Ohio district: George Greene,
Canada; j A. Gunsolley. Lamont Stake
q II. Hglmes,. independence stake; G ].
Hunt, Galiands Grove district; s. j.. LETTERS,
Ohio district; Henry Kemp, Fremont dis
trict as evangelical minister; d. j.. Krahl,
Pittsburgi Pa; Arthur Leyerton. Canada
Independence Stake w. A. Mcdowell, Wis
consin; Metuaore, Society islands; James
Moler. Clinton district: George Montague,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory except
Spring River district; A J. Moore north
e. W. Nunley, central Texas; A. II. Par
sons. independence Stake; w. II. Pease,
Pitt, northeastern Illinois district; I. n.
Roberts. southeastern mission in charge:
]. B., Roush, Colorado; @. A; Smith, north
Smith, Lamont Stake; j. S. Snively. Noda-
wsy district; J, A Tanner, northeast Mis-
fornia district, Oakland and San Fran
cisco objeetive. points; N. N: Turpen;. Des
t]errItory in charge; F. M. Weld. Lamont
stake; Alfred White, HARVEST district; J.
-. White, independence Stake; T. w, Will
Ilams, southern California; G.. f. Harting-
q ton, referred to- missionary I'm charge of
PACIFIC slope mission and %blshopric; James
and western Pennsylvania. as evangelical
minister; :. r. Lambert. Lamont stake as
evangelical minister; j. ii. Lake, Canada,
as evangelical minister,
First Quorum of seventy.
Baker, southern Missouri district; Richard
Baldwin, Kirkland district; 7. J. beatty,
Mic6isaSt Hubert Case, Oklahoma; oscar
Case, Dakotas: d.. r. Chambers. Potta-
wattamie district; Council Blgtfs objssetiye
Cooper, northeastern Illinois district; j. J.
Cornish, Michigani e. 4 Davis, north
]. Arthur Davies. Kewanee district: ].
Alfred Davies, eastern mission; r. w
Davis, northwestern Kansas; l. r. Devore
Ohio and West Virginia; r. Eisenhower,
California; s o. Foss, Maine; H. N Han
sen, Little Sioux district; ID. L. Harris,
Oregon; w. J. Haworth, Australasia; K. l.
Henson. northeastern Texas; l.. f, Hills,
southern Indiana; John Kaler, Spring River
district; w. II. Kephart, Galland's Grove
district; w, s, Macrae, Arkansas. except
Spring River district; ] F; MeDowells east,
district; r. NJ. Maloney, oklahoma;J. F
Mintun, Des Moines district; j. w. Morgan,
Colorado; s. d.. Payne, Nebraska; w. r.
Peak s4u'sern ps Mdlenigan, Ga nem 1o1sesive
Montana; B., +. Renfroe, Texas; q. w
Robley. central and western New York
]. S.. Roth, Nauvoo district w, NJ. Rumel
released at his request; T; J.; s%HhsPRsrd
r. c. Smith, released at his requests; II. o
Smith, southwestern mission, In charge
1. M. Smith, eastern mission; G. ]. Spur
lock. southeastern mission; o. 3. Thomas
Wright. Texas; Z. NJ, Wiidermuth, wis.
consin and northern Illinois; Charles Fry
Fremont district: p. NJ. Hansen, New Yea.
land: A. J, Keck, northeastern Illinois
A. h. Philips. northern California; w. NJ
Self. Nebraska.
second seventy.
w. NJ. Aylor, Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory, except Spring River district; /. p
Baggerly, Oklahoma; A. c. Barmore, Aus.
tralasia; J. r. Becky. northern Michigan
Mont nv; VA and s'S Msstsrn Maine Nam Hss amssl Rro NsT
referred TO missionary in charge of CanadJ
and bishoprto; G. II. Burr. Wisconsin; A
M. Chase, Utah; +. J. Chatburn, released