The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-07
M r. Smith, Jr., Son of
|sident of Mormon Church,
Elected Apostle.
/ HENRY SMITH NAMED
POR SECOND COUNSELLOR
Presented to Con-
,elce Are Swiftly and
|usnimously Sustained.

|conference sustained the appoint
1 Joseph +. Smith. Jr.. TO be al
This was made possible by the
OF John Henry Smith from tho
Of the twelve 10 tho place o.
rounseIor in the first presidency
cy which was ocCasioncd by the
President John +. Wlnder.
mith dynasty now has seven OF
hers in the highest church OF
hese are Joseph f. Smith, Prcsi
,uphet. seer and revclJtor, and
n-uust: John Smith, brother oI
F.. patriarch: HyTum NJ. Smith
Joseph f.. apostle; Joseph +
Jr.. son OF Joseph L. apostle
.nry Smith, cousin of Joseph F.,
.ounselor in the first presidency
alber; Smith, son of John Henry
( David a. Smith, member oi
iding bishopric. There are FIVE
h the two ruling bodies of the
uie first presidency and The
Quorum. This is five out OF q
'fiftcen-one- third.
were ether changes in the gen
horities brought about at the
session of the conference
By afternoon. Important among
S the removal OF Apostles RuG-
Ison and Reed Smoot from the
BOARD because, il was said by
Smith. they had TO do with the
OF the church funds. Their
ere taken oy Hcber Scowcroft
e. Cutler.
Other Changes Made.
;dgar Young VAS added 10 the
/ OF which there had been only
re-.
II. Cummings was made gem
of church schools.
Lyman was appointed 10 serve
general church board OF Ruca-
ihe place OF the late President
ermsliiy Of the presentation OF
,orities and the sustaining there
gone through with carly in the
d session. TIE list was read by
Hcber j. Grant. ana the thou
hunds bobbcd mcrTily up when
Grant gave the cue and bobbcd
down ugain when he made an
INNING start at the next name.
-3le Performance took about ten
\ II there was any surprise in
nounrcnIout o( any OF the names
. ra apparent. FOR, indeed. the
d1 not have time 10 show sur
% stIt;ly sped the nimble tongue
y Gisnt.
3ih Recitals Begin Monday,
l11opncement was made toward
ose oi the conference that Will
Htdly meet With approval Of Nor
VI Gentile alike. That announce
vas that the summer season OF
organ recitals will begin next
y April II. The recitsis WIN be
n Il O'Clock noon OF each day.
Sunday. Last summer the re
|gEds not irfrequcntly numbered
The recital Is great attraction
Tists. scarcely any OF whom miss
rprfuni,y OF hearing the splendid
played on the great tabernacle
6 Professor j. i Mcclellan OF his
PIE, Tracy Y. Cannon and Ed
p kimball
ncemcnt was also made of the
OF the district Sunday school
pee In Barratt hall Sunday. April
which the Pioneer. Tooclc and
Stakes viii he represented.
1e1t Smith announced that during
'e persons were baptized In inc
oi Zion and 1891 I'm the missions.
pal OF 1854 is said 10 be an
OF about per cent.
Preach the Gospel.
'orenoon session OF the closing day
'conlerence WAS made more inter
fI Tie presentation of a lot OF sta
'QnDlled by tho office OF the pre-
pshop. which had 10 do with
'@nstcs as they relate to the
ehurch and It's people.
f" probably be news TO n good
: learn from speaker I'm the
" himself That the president of
Ich and the general authoritics
~ any OF ihn 1.-THE money. The
nainiainlng the general authori-
vas stated. is provided for uut
IA certain revenues" the char
mich was not given.
ttenoon sessions interest oi
az IN the sustaining OF the ru-
't'aEers who addressed the con
"Wednesday devoted themselves
ning the gospel and exhorting
.' 10 lead lives or purity. Apos-
and Mckay. who spoke in tho
look a stand against saloons,
.Hing address. President Smith
iricr again To the keynotes which
IN his opening address-homc
ann nome industry He merely
w "a the blessing upon all the pco-
@on. and the conference CLOSED
,oe ram began Ia fall again,
VINO Authorities Are.
seneral authorities OF the church
afe now constituted are:
T. Smith. as prophet. secr anc
anu president OF the Church %
erisl Of Lnttor~day Saints.
"a Lund, as first counselor II
renry Smith. as second counselor
~, presidency.
o., lyman, as president OF thc
smbsrs OF the council of twelve
. p,diahcls NJ. Lyman. Hcber j
Gpuser Clawson. Reed Smoot
IT ~ r,''hs 'HbIst alIJGll v .1iilll m
q y. penrose, George =, Richards
~ u,htney. David O. Mckay, An
n,hs and Joseph f.. Smith. JI
.lna na"'h' AS presiding patriarch o
iselors 'iws,ors in the hrs, prcsidenC.
&lyism'ewc apostles and the prcsid
|1rs.a as prophets. seers am
IN I'M presidents Of seventies
81 r. i9nng. Brigham n. Roberts
~ himboll. RulOn s. Wells
IN raaalcMurrin. Charles II. Hur
ea SSs1agsr a. Young.
lin p N,niey. as presiding bishop
6fst Miilcr and David y. 5mitl
z ann second counsclors.
ID smith. as trustee In trus
as ,vhupy Of religious worshiper
-day "s .Ghurch Of Jesus Christ o
@1era, ~ Lund. as church historic,
|'sr vnurch recorder.
5ssph' 'iFns9n, = Brigham II. Robert
smith. Jr.. assistant his
81 srs cs,,ss OF tho general churcl
"a yopn@cation: Joseph +. Smith
Ah,hon II. LUnd. Gcorg
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