Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30
Annual Conference Of Ward is BID
SuCoeSS-AuthOriteiS Are
Sustained.
MANY COUPLES FACE ALTAR.
Big catch of rout--Sccrct service
Men Find Countcrfcitlng Outnt
And Make Arrest

Special t1flespon 1cuer.
DoCATELLo. N3v sS.-The nine
Pocatello ward of thc j.. D. s.
tconth nnnual conference of the
church convened n this city
sunday Nov 20 Two scs.
si0us wore holi. one I'm the
afternoon. aad one in the cvcnlng.
bshop Milo A. Hendricks presided
Among stake authorities present
were. Prcsid, ~ s. HYDE. SECOND
Counsciurs t. - Spilmau. Hop
l,ts Hawks. Tho general and local
authorities were sustained by a unau-
imors vote.
Every ward Organization was com-
pletcd except Tor the quorum
of teachers. SO officers were sustained.
There are besides the blsh0pric three
supe rintendants, six presidents, and
three chuirm"u ~ committees. Es-
ports and remarks were made by Bish-
op Hendricks and Elders Woodland
and Hyde Elder Pond also spoke.
PRESENT ORGANIZATION.
The Pocatelo bishopric consists of
Bishop A. A. Hendricks and Counsel
urs :. O.. G1rbett ana A. If. LiudOuist
Special ward officers are; H. Kay,
ward clerk. Edwin Edgley, ward ch n
lister. Miss Ella ~ DAWSON ward or
gauist Thirty-four members act as
acting teachers in three groups. Tho
quorum Of the priests Is presided Over
by the ward bishopric. The first
quorum AZ deacons consists Of John
Walton, president; Joseph Olive and
James II. Woodland. eOunselOrs. aud
j. Edgley. secretary and treasurer
The Officers OF the second quorum OF
deacons are: Oh lrles ID. Inkestr nm,
n
Cox. COunselprs. with FOrstner G..
Zundel secretary. The ward board of
education is The bishopric Of the
ward. Mrs. Sarah f. Edgley is
president Of tire Relief society. Mrs
Emily n Bailey and Mrs.
Amy J. Hawks counseloSs. and Mrs.
Eyaline G.Zundel. secretary and Mrs.
ida .. HiltBra@t. treasurer. The war
sunday school superin tendency COM
prises Henry +. Reddish supcrintend-
emit; Dan w. jacobson and Leo III. Edg-
ley assistants, and Miss Laura Wiz
liama, secretary. The ward Y. VI. u.
j. A. comprises L. T.. Zundel super
intendent: Charles ). Green and Hugh
Roberts assistants and Ray Mcclellan,
secretary. The ward N. i. NJ. l. a.
comprises: Mrs Annie W. Bird preal-
dent: Mrs Jessie NJ Bean and Miss
Annie Edgley counselors, and Miss
Lille Spillman secretary; primary as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Allie r. Pond, presi-
dent: Mrs. Sarah II. Burton and Mrs.
Jane s. Edgley counselors, aud Miss
Jane Howells, secretary.
The Religion class consists 81 David
CLARK, superintendent. and Mrs. Milhe
c. c. Call and Mrs. Rose ". Whit
taser assistants.
The old folks committee comprises
David CLARK, Edwin ID Harrison. ana
William IL Francis. The ward
amusement committee consists OF J..
r. Zundel. Charles $. Green and
Hugh Roberts.
There were several reorg1nHauons
owing 10 late removals. AS president
OF the RGlief society MIS-. Clark sue
ceeds Prcst Mary Hawklcy. Az pres
ident Of the Young Ladies Mutual,
Mrs Bird succeeds Annie =. kuthus.
The presidency of the Young Mems
Mutual ig designated as the 1oun8
Mems supcrinten1en MIS-. Aihe T.
Pond succeeds Dora q Moltenecn
as presicnt Of the Primary ossocia-
ton. A congregation OF about zoo
attended each sesvics.
Mrs Lena Wilson Frye, aged -, Wiie
~ Col a. II. Frye. manager OF The
Bannock hotel died friday evening
at the general hospital after a week 8
ilress Mrs. Frye rallied for a ie"
days. but finally succumhed. The boly
was inferred Monday afternoon al enc
Mountain View cemetery. under The
auspices o. the order Of the Eiks Mr.
FRYE being prominent member ui
that and other fraterual orders. The
body Law in state 40 Elks' club rooms
au dav sunday. The services were /
conducted at the Episcopal church bs |
REV r. s. smith. The palbearela |
uare. ID. W Ch1rch, J. n. Daniser |
IAu8n rarg0. Roland " liolmef |
James r. Kane. Dr. %. - Stetil /
Archie Service and Wilicm Walin.
Grace a. carter. the 16-months-old |
daughter ana the twentieth child ~ /
Nr. and Mrs. Levi j Carter died lasi /
Wednesday Funeral services were held I
last saturday
NEW TAX PROPOSED
The city council in regular session
Thursday night passed the first read-
ing of the occupation tax. which has
lor its object the taxing Of merchants.
mechanics aud professional mons and 1
pealers. railroad. express aud winter
.ompauleH. The proposed mechanics
lax averages 81 per quarter inel-
.hauts, $3.50 au S1Ui corporations 800,
railroad companies. $50 ana on brew
cries, 500.
DAN CUPID rs BUSY.
Miss Martha Anderson and John IT,
.Ilasou. both OF Rockland, Oneida
.ounty. were married last Mcducsda"
by Elder ~ A hyde OF thc J.. ID. g.
huroh.
Irrleda Anderson and OraoH smou-
..n. both of Alexander. BsuuoCk coun-
r were married Thursday.
Chas g.. Potter OF Rupert Lincoln
.onuty. and Katie Str,liK of Mime
.poIis. Muu. were granted miTriaa
Iceuse Tuesday.
Misa Pauline D0dsun gnd william A.
.arsirs both of this c'fy, were uniIe1
I tn. bonds of matrimouy Tuesday
Ieht by Father Ven dor pouekt