Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-19
,Ao, yeohi |. Morris Reports
The Work Generally in
Good Condition
prroROS IN SPLENDID SHAPE.
,...,..,ir, Addresses by President
r,,acIs NJ. Lyman and Elders
Penrosc and Smith,
=. a..l ....-on Of the auarletly eOn.

4 n e,st session Of the quarterly con-
| n thc salt Lake stake was
~, fine Salt Lake Assembly hall
paw ,,ystl0nm. There were present
0.ull ettsndance of memhersi also
3 atso Francis NJ. Lyman and Elders
\ Pf,sIui" nry smith and Charles w. Pen-
l'nl ~ tbe council Of Apostles, me
fN. ,t.rry Of the stake nearly all the
4 '.l' Goincnors and the Bishoprlcs OF
Il ..l various wards ..., -.....,...
|" hsr me usual devotional exercises
,,isginr and prayer President Neph
Il 4 ,,,ris reported the Salt Lake stake
u ',o,oIlent condition IN all depart
Tbe bIshoprlcs OF those wards
n .ss Rishops have been appointed 10
Is, nosltious. have now been organ.
'1S' .rd the pconlo ARE we'll pleased
d .tb he choice of new oilcers' Ihe
...~bsrs OF the High Council visit ana
Il y, WITH the different quorums OF
r.,.sbood of the wards, An lnnova-
y. ,bat Is being productive Of good is
n Y. yisiIng Of other wards by the
l.rs The NJ. /, A. missionaries have
,..n released and this mission work
I'M now be- done under the general
,..,ton Of the stake authorities Pres
.i.nt Morris commended the Bishops
H y. me excellent condition Of their
IDS ihe records OF which were per-
D.t and the auXIliary associations In
4 .,i working order. He also expressed
i Measure IN seeing so many present
n n me first session of the conference
\ (, mas not the intention he said, to
4 ,rrie the efficiency OF the Sunday
4 ,sa.s by taking the teachers away
Il attend conference, but 1t was ex-
Il ,,,ied that all the members Of the
4 gpr,h and Priesthood not engaged IN
4 r5ay school work would attend the
4 srlay morning session Of conference.
! quartet sung Lead Kindly Light
STAKE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
supt Charles e. Felt Of the stake
4 sunday schools, reported 10 ward and
"a branch organization, all In excellent
/ addition. with 3iq officers and teach
"a end ESQ pupils, whose average at
4 rjlpre was over 70 per cent. He
4 rrsi the parents 10 assist their child
M IN the home preparation Of Sunday
4 yi9o. lessons.
PRIMARY ASSOCIATIONS,
Sister Ella Jeremy president Of the
h.n3ly associations, reported these
-unmtions complete and in running
tr 90 every ward IN the stake,
NJ ], ASSOCIATIONS.
EHsr George O. Morris, stake super
rHio1, N the Y. NJ. NJ. ]. A.. report
4 ll wand organizations complete and
Il riItd for the active work Of the
-g campaign.
lsEJDENT FRANCIS NJ LYMAN,
Raieut Francis NJ Lyman made q
n ff address commencing the excel
n Etpors that had been given, He re-
II tTei 10 q new officer appointed In one
n q Ole siakos-the superintendent of
etraries-Whose duty II was TO eX-
4 anime the records of clerks aud secre-
4 hHs and see that they were correctly
| hpl He also advocated the idea that
l The auxiliary organizations have a
/ ultimate field IN which TO work, and
held responsible for certain work
l'i conditions In the wards and stake.
i ne NuiuNs for instance, could be
d responsible for good behavior
nons the boys, I'm addition to this
nse was much room for an these
rnnilationg to 10 active missionary
fk not only IN converting the youth
/ Zion but the stranger within our
Nlfs, our neIghbors and daily associ-
Here was field for the activities
d ihe most earnest and energetic work.
4 % Zion The Lord holds us respon-
NE TO teach the Gospel to all who do
y already have IT, both at home and
Il broad.
aler George r. Emery Of the stake
sdency presented the general and
.,Ae authorities, all being unanimously
rgainei.
lae choir sang the hymn beginning
4 RAISE TO the man who communed
W JehoVah'' aud benedictlon was
.@olnced by Elder William n. Will