The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
st0NFEREN, & PRaEEDlNGS.
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for the cOnsummaiiOn OF the broad
nrinciples of HE and salvation, that
5,hrist NAV he the Lord OF tie deiId
a. we'll as the Lord of the living.
For thus cause the prophet joseph.
when he sealed hiS testimony With
his |, God, Went to labor behind the
veil. aud nine of the apostles Of this
ld,s,,rnSaiiOn have gone there "
c4,ry on that work with him. The
GREATEST responsibility resting upuu
the saints is to attend to th,Ir urdd,
and il does not materially affect us
whether we are helping those who
have been dead for d generation or
ten generations past. We should do
all we could for our kinSmen and
for all our brethren, and this field
of labor is Of Such vaStneS5
that it seems illimitable. This
is where we begin to act in our
capacity of being sayiurS on Mount
Zion. When the "a * of the tenn
pie are thrown open be We ready.
rhe apostle OrsOn Pratt lab0red
long as minister to the living, he
spent many years of his early life
helping To spread the gospel among
his fellow men Gu the face of the
earth, and in the la er days of his
life he devoted much me Il minis
tering for the DEAD. One point L
would mention here: Tile Prophet
Joseph said the connecting link of
the miniSterings of SAINTS on The
earth and the saints in heaven was
having them recorded i'll the proper
place, WHEN, us John The Revelatur
said. the books will be opaned and
the dead judged by them. We should
be diligent in all these things. That
is Il charity that extends To the ends
of the EARTH, To all the human fam,
ti,y. This is the strange work now
commenced and HOW going on. We
want this to reach ont to the isles IF
thu sea. to the lands of the tropics,
to the ice land of the northern zone
10 Asia, to Africa and everywhere
where The sons and daughters of
Adam are to be found and saved
and redeemed, that when Christ
comes he may find those over whom
he my rule in dominion and power,
when he comes to reign d thousand
years.
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON
then read the following names us
missionaries:
GREAT BRITAIN.
John Q Cannon, 18th Ward, City
SCANDINAVIA.
Christian j. Fjeldsted, Logan
N-lls Ii B"rassen, Spring City
Christi.n Christensen, Big Cotton wood
UNITED STATES.
Hrlon u. Tracy, Nsrriolts
Wi liam Greenhsigh Nephi
Milford B. shipp llth Ward, City
SOUTHERN STATES.
! bn E. MstcAlf, Jr. Gunnispn
J.ha Mo~gau, l4lh Ward. City
Jossrh 6. Townsend, Payson
SAP uel F G uff Prov,
via sm o Bee>ley P.uvo
Andrew McComb, CiarksIon
janus 81 4rtil Aired. Fairview
/ ha' a. Aad ews Nephi
SaMuel jackson, "
jam jan k'ns
sWITZg LAND
+ radefick 0oss 9th lard, City
j hn Jac,b Wa's4r. Plyson
They were sustained 10y unani-
nous vote.
The names which follow are of |
those elders row selected to go on
missions. They were also sustained
by the unanimous vote of the con-
ference.
GREAT BR TAIN.
Henry Ley land, Ilth Wa'd, City
Robert K. Anderson, 18th Wari, City
Ors,u F. Whitnty =.
Hyrum q. Ev,ns. b Ward, Cry
Alfred Bailey, Epbraim
J+mes Hardy, Provo
John Elli-. Ogden
William Willie, Meudo1
Charles Sharp West Jor ian
Jhhn Pickett. Tcoele
Jchn BOYLE, Ogden
Thomas Perkins. Cedar (Walep
Thomas r Jone-, Lehi
Henry Green. Ephraim
Joseph w. McMurrin, Sd Ward, City
Uriah Butts, Parowan
Robert Ure, Wo, G's Cross (Scotland)
John England. Tooele
George Fowler, Parowan
John T. Rich, Grantsville
Daniel Davis, Three Mile Greek, Box
Elder Co.. (Wales)
Thomas l.. Obray, Paradise (WalesJ
VIM. Bromley, Provo Valley
Edward Entwistle, 10th Ward
SCANDINAVIA.
MARGIN Rasmussen, Mount Pleasant
Jens G. Frost, Ephrsim
A. G. Nielsen, g
Bent Larsen, Monroe. Norway
Jno Neils Olsen, West ordan, (S~eden)
Andrew P. Anderson. (known as Andrew
Hanson), Redmond
Hans Christian Hansen, Gunnison
Henry q. Jensen, Brigham, Norway
Christian Hanson,
Lars Mortensen,
Hans Glen Hansen, HyrCm
Hans A Hansen, Logan
UNITED STATES.
Mark Hall, o. den
N athan Hawks, 18th Ward, Qndiana)
stephen Marks, 17ih Ward,
Samuel Null iner, Cedar Fort
Joseph IL. Harris, Ogden, IN y
Walter b. Atwood, South Cottonwood,
IN and Pa /
James K. IDgle. Orderville, (Pa)
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