The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-09

DEPOSED
, n Taylor Are Bounced
he Quorum of the
u, Twelve.
nv APOSTLES
rED AND SUSTAINED
& George F. Richards,
JHcKay and Orson
an. Whitney.
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Niles BOUNCED y
vE1As F. CoWLEY. +
: EH W. TAYLOR. y
APOSTLES NAMED y
RICHARDs Of Tooele- 4
I ]. WHITNEY of Salt 4
"a. M'KAY of Weber. +
p AA%%+%+ 4 \ + 4 \ 4 +
|lPOSTLES NAMED
RICHARDS Of Tooele-
!. WHITNEY of Salt
Ia M,KAY Of Weber. I
49, + \ 4 + 4 + 1

~.-,r In the history OF the
- hee such a momentous
- held as that which
4. ftbernacle Sunday after
u rqry point OF view II WAS
facing as II did the
Iixo of the apostolic body
r.,i,r and Matthias +. Cow
Id ilsy found themselves out
n sith the presidency OF the
silh the COUNSEL" TO quote
,lea Of Apostle Francis NJ.
~ naGe the announcement.
Of iAree apostles. the other
IA caused by the death of NJ.
a Logan; the submission by
4 o. the church OF a report on
s)scton OF a member OF the
al seventies, and other mai
Import 10 the organization.
rt Absent From Country.
-suons, so-called, were not
q the two dcposed apostles
Ia been out of the country.
temselyes from all church
ehjoylng the emoluments OF
u II Is also commonly stated
suantly violated the mani
ty the late President Wood
Ia plural marriage, by tnk-
" households each "A Wife
Hulgation OF that edlct.
Eassors to Deposed.
tie two deposed ecclesiasts
Es vacancy caused by the
,ntle Merrill the following
Ne TO the conference and
J. RICHARDS. first coun-
1rnt presidency OF Tooele
WHITNEY OF Salt Lake.
Mckay OF the Weber Stake
0sden.
-crlaDt selection was that of
11t oil ogan TO succeed c.
Sho d.ed on the 23rd OF
lce Was Extraordinary.
ths numbers In attendance
~ realized the import of the
rt7er on any former occa-
= faithful gathered In such
zged Temple square. At one
--lt have been between 5000
s'e In tho grounds. At the
|oE the throng In the Taber-
1cfmous. and an overflow
% DO held In the Assembly
ne first time In the history
that an overflow meeting
y held for morning service.
zacle Was Packed.
Riion In the Tabernacle In
almost beggars description.
w souls crowded into the
Y here vac a foot OF room
soJld like to know who
1t was a pSfect sea of
'Es aislcs were crowded, the
t throneed. people sursed
grounds. and even up the
Tie rostrum the faithful
ives. anxious to participate
p. Overflow meetings were
assembly hall and the Bu-
eation: In fact. IT was an
report Uninteresting.
iseelved by President Smith
sung committee and sub
10 his people was OF no
~ 1t was couched in the
OF such documents. 1t
uatistics. no information
~ disposition OF tlthes, or
stter pertinent TO finances
Nchnrch, In the political
you'd be characterized as
asr Smith Elevated.
e o. Bishop Oreon f. Whit
postolic quorum creates a
[ position OF assistant his
= ~ nj this Joseph F. Smith.
VI bis father. was elected
,uc created. Horace Ensign
70 EVan Stephens, and f, p.
slstant TO ]. j. Mcclellan.
a'rning Session.
nary exercises over Anthony
~.aloent Of the Mexican mis-
nrst speaker called. In
ms report OH his work he
Tsyer might be done to oyerl
Lsieh 1t Will not prevail and
saints Will be Yindicated
- - mat a large number OF
'e from Mexico TO attend
More than thirty hac
4 Mies to DO SO, and Will
y me tlpe they return tc
ssvs s Mexico is a peculiar
5%y OF extremes Iige tn,
eAicans are also AN ex
SLoiis colonies,
lst,pbssst past six months they hac
|rn trouble IN the Horo.
"a eoms OF the colonies ha(
a hssess'royed by flood. Grea
|lsrrae zen done. but notwithstnnd
tnsl, ,nomber OF people had los
dIscn,,lohs OF a lifetime the,
d xSInIaged. but dctermined I,
Laiis.readh had been lost. "Ther,
~ ss,-aay Saints In Mexico
.strs scattered over a larg,
'lhsian They arc n poor people
E lssaoing that these $50 peo
'sG Sa,l0o in tithing. som,
sefS 'lcan money. Yes, tba
ns sa,,n n IN the United States -,
y Eet nar, sN, but II costs us Jus
b De- me dollar in silver as /
L,s.sss' ss' a dollar OF gold.
es,. With Government.
"a kansip si with the mexica,
0aly the most harmouiou
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