Nevada State T. and M. Society.
At a meeting of the T. and M. members at St. Clair, Nevada, May 11, 1879, it was voted to adopt the Constitution as recommended by the General T. and M. Society. Brethren J. W. Bond, Jackson Ferguson, and Wm. Harmon were appointed nominating committee. The following named persons were suggested by the committee to act as officers of the Nevada State T. and M. Society for the following year: President, Elder B. A. Stephens; Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. May Stephens. On motion, the report of the committee was accepted, and the above named officers elected. The State was divided into two districts, for missionary work, as follows: All that portion of the State of Nevada west of a line passing north and south through the town of Wadsworth, Washoe Co., was to be district No. 1, and that portion east of that line to be district No. 2; Wadsworth to be included in No. 2. W. E. Fricke was chosen director of district No. 1, and Wm. Harmon of district No. 2. On motion, the President was permitted to use all tracts necessary for the work in Carson, at the expense of the State T. and M. Society. Carried. Some remarks were made about the necessity of all missionary accounts with the SIGNS Office being transacted through the proper State officers, so as to prevent confusion. B. A. STEPHENS, Chairman.
J. W. ALLEN, Secretary, Pro tem.