History of the Little Colorado River Valley: "This is my own, my native land"

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Presiding elder Presiding elder Presiding Presiding Presiding Wakefield; 2nd Bishop of Presiding Bishop' of of Woodruff; L. n; Hatch. valle-y. t. C.' Burnhem Millville; Vim" C Mcllln;" W. of Savoia , H. Longhurst counselor. elder of elderof'Moan' Coppy, .Alonzo Farnsworth." elder of' Pleasant Valley, Orvil E. Bates; l8 counselor, J. B. counselor H R. Burk. Snowflake, John-Hunt. elder of Begley, Joseph cardon. Forest Dale, Oscar Mann; 1st counselor, Orson Cluff; 2nd coun­ selor, Peter McBride President Priest. quorum, George Lake; 1st counselor, J. J. Adams; 2nd • . counselor, Peter Isa8csen. President of Teachers' quorum, W. Tunbridge; 1st counselor, Olioue Bohen; 2nd counselor, H. J. Judd. President of Deacons' quorum, Israel Call; 1st counselor, 1. Wright; 2nd counselor, George Morris. Superintendent of Sunday Schools, F. G. Nielson. James N. Walker, F. Christensen, E. Hancock, William Home missioneries: James Dean, Josep Cordon, J. R. McNiel, Orson Cluff and A L Rogers. Ballard, missionaries: J. Hamblin, I. Hatch, A. S. Gibbons, C. L. Chris­ LBmanite Wakefield. and J. B. tensen ' - -, Prest. Lot Smith spoke upon the home missionaries beingprompt to their appOintments and the good results to be derived from their Lebors. Gave in­ structions to the young to obey the commandment to multiply end replenish the earth; and when arriving at the proper age to get married by the authority God hed plaeedm onthe earth to officiate ,in these ordinances; and desired the authorities of the different settlements to encourage the y:oung in these matters • .Adjourned till 2 p ttGreat •. m. Spirit Listen to Closing prayer by William Ballard. Choir sang, SUnday 2 p. the Red Man's Wailtt_, Galled to order by Prest. L. Smith. m. Choir sang, "Let Zion In Her Beauty Rise". Opening prayer by F. Chrisensen. Choir sang, tf11y God. the Spring of all ley Joys". Sacrement dministered by C. L. Christensen and J. James. Several members who hed been re-baptized for this evening at early A.meeting of the priesthood.wa ppointed candlelight at ,this plae. L. H Hatch felt gratified for the the saints at these meetings. ance with . of renewing 'his acquaint­ should not cultivate a epirit of bypocrdsy, but be hunble and willing to cultivate the Spirit of the Lord. He read from the Book of Mor.mon, page 112, in referenceto preyer. said all would be_overruled for our good if we went before the Lord in the right spirit. We should be careful of keeping sacred O1rr covenants. We should clothing if we fully desired to serve the Lord. He would like to see a feeling of brotherly love existing between the differant settlements; end did not like to see the indifference manifested by not leck for food or , privilege We re-confir.med. were the settlements further up, when or instruct them. If we ere not nyne authority comes ere not the people who has chastised we to visit of God.