The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-07


In the first presidency.
Anthon NJ. Lund. as second counsel
lor In tho first presidency.
Francis NJ. LYMAN. as president OF
the twelve apostles.
AS members of the council OF
twelve apostels: Francis NJ. Lyman.
John Henry Smith. Heber j. Grant,
Rudger Clawson, Reed Smoot. Hyrum
NJ Smith, George Albert Smith,
Charles w Pcnrose. George F. Rich
ards. Orson +. Whitney, David o. Nc
Kay and Anthony w. WINS.
John Smith, as presiding patriarch
Of the Church.
The conusellors In the first presi-
dency and the twelve opstles and the
presiding patriarch, as prophets, seers
and revelntors
First seven residents OF seventies:
Seymore B. Young, Brigham H. Rob
erts, George Reynolds, Jonathan c.
Kimball Rulon S. Wells. Joseph w.
McMurrin and Charles II. Hart.
Charles w. Mbley, as presiding
bishop, with Orrin P Miller and
David A. Smith as his first and sec
ond counsellors.
Joseph f. Smith, as trustee-in-trust
for the body of religious worshipers
known as the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter-day Saints.
Anthon II. Lund, as Church His
torian and general Church recorder.
Andrew Jonson. A. Milton Musser.
Brigham H. Roberts and Joseph F..
Smith, Jr., as assisttnat historians.
AS members OF the general Church
board of education: Joseph F. Smith,
Willard Young. Anthon H. Lund, Geo.
II. Bhimhan, Rudger Clawson. John
r. Winder, Charles w. Penrose, Hor-
ace H. Cummings and Orson f. Whit
eny.
Arthur Winter. secretary and
treasurer to the general Church
board OF education.
Horcae H. Cummings, general SUI
perintendent of Church schools
Board Of examiners for Church
schools: Horace II. Cummings. chair.
man: George H. Brimhall, James II.
Linford, Willard Young
Tabernacle choir, John r. Windet,
president; Evan Stephens. conductor,
Horace S. Ensign. assistan conductor;
John j. Mcclellan, organist; Edward
z. Kimball Tracy Y. Canno, assist
ant organists; George c. Smith, Sec
retary and treasurer; Noel s. Pratt.
librarian, and all the members.
Auditing committee: Rudger Claw
son. Reed Smoot. William ". Ritter.
August w. Carlson and Henry n
Rolapp.
Duncan M. McAllister, as clerk of
the conference.
President Joseph F Smith then read
the names of the following mission
aries who had fallen in the field since
the last conference: Charles Martin
sen of Koosharem, Utah, Scandina-
via; died January IL. 1909, of appedi-
cities. George Edwin Morris of
Mesa. Ariz.; Somoa; died December
IL. 1908, sunstrohe. Oliver Hanson
OF Bear River City. Utah; Scandina-
via; died November 28. 1908, leakage
OF the heart; died in Chicago on his
way home from Scandinavia.
He referred very feellngly to the
loss of the above elders and invoked
the blessing of God on the bcreayed
ones.
President Smia said that he prayed
God TO bless the Latter-day Saints In
all their labors-temporal and spirit.
ual-and trusted that all present
would return to their daily duties in
splred by the spirit of the conference.
and bear the instructions In mind and
60 home determined more than ever
to serve God, that their light may
shine and all the world be led to
glorify God.
II was announced that the organ re-
cstals in the Tabernacle would begin
tomorrow at noon. and continue until
the date for their cessation, 10 be
fixed at the next conferences. The an
nauncement was made that they are
free. as everything concerned the COS
pei Is.
The choir and congregation joined
in singing 1--WE Thank Thee, o God,
for a Prophet"
Benediction was pronounced by FL
der John G. McQarrie. whereupon the
conference was declare adjourned