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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25

The Iowa Conference was held In
the Court House at st. John, Kan
sas, on October 18th and 18th.
Among those present were ]. +.
Moulton, acting president Of con-
ference; travelling Elders Hubbard
futile, VIM. G. Mann, Jos. Banks
and Andrew johnson.
President Moulton delivered the
opening address, exhortilg the
Saints to do their duty and live lives
above reproach.
Elder II. futile spoke upon the
duties and obligations Of the Saints.
Elder 4. johnson urged upon all
present the necessity for meeting
/ together in order to have their
piritual strength renewed, and OF
keeping alive within the Spirit Of
[ God.
Elder w. G.. Mann dwelt upon
the necessity Of having the Holy
/ Ghost to guide our minds, and bore
4 faithful testimony to the divine
mission OF Joseph Smith.
Elder Jos. Banks cOunseled the
Saints not to worry over the trials
aud prosecutions through which
they had TO pass. They were sent
to test our faith and integrity.
Brother VIM. Brandon, Of the
local Priesthood, bore a faithful
testimony to the divinity OF the
great Latter-day work As revealed
To Joseph Smith.
On Sunday morning Elder III.
futile was the first speaker. lie
was followed by e.. w. Stayner,
president Of the Northern States
Mission, who reported taht mission
to be in n fiOurishing condition. He
spoke OF the adoption by sectarian
ministers Of many Of the principles
revealed 10 Joseph Smith, but said
they did not desire that the Prophet
should have any OF the credit. The
Christianity Of today was very diff
ferent in many respects from that
prior t. the time when the everlast-
ing Gospel was revealed TO the
Prophet Joseph.
In the afternoon the Sacrament
was administered. Elder VIM. &.
Mann exhorted all TO faithfulness,
and showed that faith was necessary
to salvation.
Elder Jos. Banks followed and
spoke very Interestingly on the sub
jeet Of baptism; and Elder a. John
son iiscanted on the necessity Of
possessing the Holy Ghost.
President AIoultOn presented the |
names Of the general authorities Of |
the Church, also the President Of |
the mission, ami they were sus-
tanned unanimously.
J. l.. IoultOn was sustained a
acting president and clerS Of con-
ference. He then offered few al
propriate remarks.
President CIV .Stayner Afterwards
spoke on the subject OF the Godhead,
the Holy Ghost and the creation OF
the world.
On Sunday evening a Priesthood
meeting was held and the time oc.
eupied in hearing reports from the
Elders and appointing them to their
various fields Of labor.
Elder futile was appointed 70
labor with Elder o. NJ. Porter in
Iowa: Elders Jos. Banks and A.
Johnson in the northern portion OF
Kansas; Elders w. r. johnson and
John Giles in and about Atchison
County, Kansas; Elder VIM: Z.
Mann TO labor with President Moul-
ION among the Saints, and to open .
4 new field in the southern portion
d Kansas
The meetings were not largely at
.ended: nevertheless a good spirit
prevailed throughout
e. NJ, Clerk Of Conf, renee.
"a. JOHN, Stafford County, haE-
as, Oct. 10th, 1880.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FOR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS.
Both Agricultural and Gru=-5E. II
Northern chihuahua. near Colony DiEE
For fall particulars. spPiy to pfsEEEI
EKvs once, or W. Derby johnson. Jr..
Colony Diaz, Canton Galsana, ChihE.has.
Mexico. ds&wts
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An Egyptian scythe recently I'M
earthed is exhibited among the an-
Equities in the private museum OF
Flinders Petrie in London. The
Shaft Of the instrument Is wood, sup
portinr a row Of flint saws, which
are securely cemented into it. The
discovery will set at rest the specu-
Iatious which have been make as TO
how the crops Of the land were
gathered in the flint and early cop
per age. 1t has long been suspected
that such an instrument as Mr.. Pc
trie has brought to light was used,
but there was no direct evidence
E-r
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UINrAH STAKE.

PREsIDEST.-S. X. Benuion, Ashley,
(VeTnAl 2. o.
coCSsELoRs.-R. 5. Collect, Jana 5
Hacking, VeTnal p. D.
UiatGh County, UsIh
WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley lYernsl POI. Geo. Freestone
Gsines tvernal P.CD. Peter Abplanalr
Merrills (Yernsl P.OJ. IT. J.CaidYell
NH lYeEnalP. OD-......Wm. SFsfeI
Mountain Delft yernslP. %. lS.J. Merrill
Riverdale tYernai p. OD-.S. Hunting
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PANGUITCH STAKE.

PREsIDEsT.-J. ". CROSBY IT.,
Panguitch.
CoUSsELoss.-M. VI. Steele, David
Cameron, PanSui.ch.
Garfield County, UiGh.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
William J. Henderson
EScalaute.. Andrew p. Schow
Marion Coyote P.O).-.-Culbert King
PanguI:ch............ Allen Miller
Plate County, Utah.
Observation-Disclosures Z. Peterson
Rufus A. Alien
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sF-When any changes occur IN the fore
going Inst, the stake presiding officers VIII
confer favor by reporting The same 10 the
DEsEEEr NEWS OFFICE, 20 the lis. -nsy
DIRECTED.
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Kitty-wen, miss, If you don't
mind. lust add n line sayin' please
TO excuse the bad spellin' and gram
mar: that's what my sister gener-
aIIy does when she writes 'em for
me.-IHe lester.
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Salt Lake City, Wards.
wARD5. BISHOPS.
First Ward......-..Jo Joseph Warburton
Second Ward.......Leorard G. Hardy
Third Ward.-.-..-...-...J Jacob Weller
Fourth Harrison Sperry
Fifth Ward....SsnIuel VI. T. Seldom
Sixth Ward. &. Watson
Seventh Ward William Thorn
Eighth Ward..........Elij1h f. Sheets
Ninth Tard.......-Ssmuel A. Wo0lley
Tenth INSTRUMENTATION Speirs
Eleventh Ward Alexander McRae
Twelfth Ward..---.Hiram B. Clawson
Thirteenth WaId.-..... Milleu Atwood
Fourteenth Ward....GeOrge II. Tsylor
Fifteenth Ward .......... Elias Morris
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures hesler
Seventeenth wsrd-.-.---. John Tingey
Eighteenth Wsr0....0rson f. Whitney
Nineteenth Wsrd........ Isaac Barton
Twentieth Ward..-... George Romney
Twenty hrst Ward. William L. N Allen
Tgenty-second Ward. .AlfredSolomon
Country Wards.
Big Cot'nwood (Brinton) D-B -Brinton
Rlur Dale (NousIey) Lewis Fl Mousley
Brighton..... Frederick W. Scboenfeld
care Z. Schobfeld, Z.C.MI, 81. City
Drsper .............. VIM. c. Allen
East Mill Greek (Nef)-...... John Ned
Farmers (S.L.City).. Henry T. Burton
Granite (Butler). Alvin Butler
Granger CTsylorsvillel.-.Danl. McRae
uarriman.. Robert Dansie
Hunter Is L. City)-.-..Willism Miller
Mil James C.. Hamilton
Mountain Dell......William b. Hardy
North Point Is L. City)--LeYi W. Reid
Pleasant Green Is. Leo L-N-Hardman
Riyerton (Gale) -.Ori1 Z. Miller
Sugar House........Apollos g. briggs
South Cottonwood....Jos. 5. Rawlins
Sandy. .................Ezekiel Holman
South Jordan (Gsle). William A. Bills
Union. Ishmael Phillips
North Jordan (Taylorsyille),
Heber Bennion
West Northumberland Gardner
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BON ELDER STAKE.

PEzsIDEST-RudEsr Ga Eson, Brigham
C0USsELoRs. - Adolpaus HsdsoD,
Cas-. Kelley, Brigham City.
B91 Elder C0lmty, Utah.
B5aT RIVER ity.-.--.-.--..CsTl Jensen
Brigham City, 1t Ward. Henry Tingey
BrizaAnCI;y, Fad Tsrd.-Alvin Nichols
Brigham City, 3rd Ward.
B-i.azm City An Ward--Jens Hansen
DsTeyviile .-..--..--..--.-J. {. Dewey
H1neyvills.....-.....
Msa-ua brigham City)--.P. c. Jensen
North Brigham City)..-.Thos. Harper
Pax Eslisy.........-....E.D ID. Mecbsm
S10Evilles.-....----- Goodiihe
Three Mllel Brigham Cityl %. A. Perry
Grouse Creek. Chss- himSerr Sen
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EMERY STAKE.

PRESIDENT C. G.Larsen, CastleDale.
IoTSsELORs.-Orange Seeley, Castle
Dalei WIN. Howard, Huntington
Emery C0.,Hfy, Utah.
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ruoELE STAKE. ~re
ppxsrpEyr.-H. S. Gowsns, Tooele.
l. Anderson. Grants
vile; Geo. F. Richards, Tooeie'
Tooele County. Utah
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CASSIA STAKE.

PREsIDgST.-H. d. Haight, Oakley.
CouSssLoRs. - Moroni Pickett, Ma
u03i Wm. Z. Brim, Albion.
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SAN Juan STAKE

SAN JUAN STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-F A. Hammond, Bluff.
CoUSsELORs. - Wm. Halls, MAncos;
WIN. Adams, Monticello.
San Juan County, UfGb.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
BluH .----.....--..--..Jens Nielsen
Bueno....---.Geo. W. McConlie, p. E.
EmeTy County, Utah
MOab...................-R. II. Stewart
North Monticello (B,uH) .--.F. L Jones
la Plata Co., Colorado
Nsncos. ..........-.......G George Halls
Eei5 MsJic0
Burnhsm..........Luther {. B1Tnham
Is ---.-..--.-----Jesse Steele
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Teacher; "Can you tell me what
a secret is9"
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LIEBIG C0MPANY'S
EXTRACT of BEEF

FInest and Cheapest Meat FlaTUring Stoct
or soups. Maize Dishes and Sauces A.
Reef e., "aE invaluable tonic" Annual
ssle sex. 90 lars.
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SEWER STAKE.

SEWER STAKE.
fREsIDEET.-Wm. Il. Seegmiller,
Richfeld.
CoUNsELoEs.-George W. Bean, W. II.
Clark, RichGeld.
Nsr-r-- I-.r.su M
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WEBER STAKE

PREsIDEST.-L. W. ShurillH, Ogden
CoUNsELoRs.-C. F. Middleton, n. {
Fiygare, Ogden.
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DAVIS STAKE.

PREsIDzSr.-W Z. Smith, Cenierviile.
CoUEsELoRs.-JOhn W. Hess, Farm
.lgtOn.
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ST. George.
CouSsKLoRs. - Anthony W. WINS
Erastus B. Snow, 81. George.
WGshiEg,5a CoaHty. Ut4h
WARDS. BISHOPS.
beeieVne--.'.Andrew Gregerson, P. (.
Duhcan-----...--..Dsvid d. OF, Pc.
Fosters.----.--- wu. Chadburn, P. Z.
0.e1 hu"'0'-'''Ed"in H-molin, P. {.
C y. 80 !, ''''---'''''JAI nes NJ. Ballard
u SI unlo0 A'--'----''..-'fr-1klin o. Holi
Ian o.ll -''''''''-George A. Holt, Pc.
t, 10y ''''''.---''--. M.n. A. Reed
- SUI d AuAins' T.
- -, N'''''''''',,-.- l Tomas ;. Terry
NiddIetop..--- pi,s..d p % -
Aso,,,,..t,, nj, - : :, - =
Pine Valley.... ..,....wm- G.rdpar
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PAROwAN STAKE.
SALT LAKE STAKE.

PrEsrDENT.-Angus NJ. Cannon, Salt
Lake City.
CoUSsELoRs. - Joseph E. TsyloE,
Charles W .Penrose, Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City, Wards.
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SNOWFLAKE STAKE

cA-siDKNr.-J. N. Smith. Snowflake
ooUSsELoRs. = Lorenzo Il. Hatc,.
st. Joseph. 1'us'
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MALAD STAKE.
ONEIDA STAKE.

PREsIDESr.-George c. Parkinson,
Franklin.
CoUSsELoRs.-Solomon Il. Hale. Gen
tile Valley, Bingham CO Matthias
F. CoWley, Preston.
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WAsATCH STAKE.

Abram Hatch, Heber.
CoUSsELORs. IT. II. Giles, II.
Alexander, Heber.
WGsa,ch COuafg, Uf1H
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KANAB STAKE.
MORGAN STAKE.

PREsIDEST--W. G. Smith, Morgan.
CoUSsELORs.-Richsrd Fry, Samuel
Fraucis, Morgan.
No,.1rs, ro,s,fy T,ob
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UTAH SrAKk-

Presidential. o. smoot, Provo
C"TSsELoRs.-David John, H.H CIua
Provo.
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BEAVER STAKE.

PEEsIDEST.-Jno. x. Murdock Beaver
CouSsELoRs. -Wm. F0;herin cham,
MI. Shepherd, Beaver.
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ST. JOSEPH STAKE.

PKEsIDEST.-Christopher L@yton,
Thatcher. 1859
CoUNsELoRs.-Wm. ID. johnson, NJ
II. Merrill, Thatcher
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SAN LUIS STAKE.

san LUIS SIAkE.
PRESIDENTS. S. Smita, Manassa.
CoUSsELORs.-E. Dalton, Wm. Chris
tenson, Manssss.
CORJyS Co Colorado.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
MaDassa...... ....... ....J. G. Dalton
Santorc-............ G. Berthelsen.
Los Seritos--..--L. NJ. Peterson, p. p.
Jerosa................ J. Il. JACK, z. p
Richheld (La Jsrs) ...E. Coombs, PIP.
Morgan Us Jara).. J. J. Smples.
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SUMMIT STAKE.

PREsrDESr.-w. W. Cluf, Coalville,
CoUNsELoRs.-Alma Eldredge, Coal
Vile: W. E. Pack, Ksmas.
Summit County, CtGh
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WILLARD STAKE.
PREsIDENT.-Irs Y Hinckley, Fillmore.
CoUNsELoIs. - Daniel Thompson,
Scipio; David f Stevens, Holden
Atlldrd County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Deseret-......-.....-..JOseph 5. Black
Fillmore. Thomas {. Callister
holJen----..-----Antnony Stephenson
kanosh.--..----.----.-.-.J. Hopkinson
Lars n Christisason
Meadow.......... Hiram B. Bennett
Oak Creek..............Pe Peter Anderson
cipi0............... Thomas Ystss
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MARICOPA STAKE.

MARICOPA STAKE.
PREsIDENT.-Chas.I I. Robson, Mesa.
COUNsELoRs.-Henry G. Rogers, Col
Inns 4. Hakes, Lehi.
NGyioopd County, Arizona.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Alma Mesa P. O.)......O. NJ. Stewart
...................T. Z. JONES
Mesz-............-... Z. Pomeroy
Papago (Lehi Up. o.. .Daniel P. Jones
Nephi mesa POI samuel Openshaw
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REAR LAKE STAKE

BEAR LAKE STAKE.
PRE,rDENr.-Wm. Badge, Paris.
r,-ysgLoRs. j Il. Hart, George
OsnOnd, Bloomington.
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81. GEnRGr srArr

ST. GEORGE STAKE.
FREsIDESr.-Dlniel D. Macarthur
st. George.
CouSsKLoRs. - Anthony W. WINS
Erastus b. Snow, S., Georg,
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The Times last evening says MI.
Sargent, manufacturer of builders
hardware, in 1887 said that with free
iron and steel he could enlarge his
OUTPUT, and the Times adds:
He ommitted to state, in the same
connection, that for ten years past, he
and dozen other manufacturers or
cutlery and fine hardware have been
exporting their products in immense
quantities TO free trade England and
continental Europe. The meaning OF
which is, simply, that these men are
now producing their wares at lower
cost than they are produced in any
other country, Notwithstanding the
alleged benefits of free raw materials
To foreign manufacturers, taking IN
connection with the pauper labor they
employ.
The Times does not tell the whole
truth. Mr.. Sargent said that of high
priced goods, those for making which
he paid the highest cages, he exported
to Europe large amounts, because
these goods contained little raw mater
ial hut a great deal of labor cost; and
Notwithstanding the pauper labor OF
Europe, his American high priced
labor, being so much more productive,
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the sole object of thought. fancy that
this mode of reading is intended to be
corrective OF natural disposition OF
his mind to devote attention to some
particular subject to the exclusion Of
every thing else.
In Mr.. Gladstone's study, besides his
books, which are seen everywhere,
there are three writing-desks in the
room, one chiefly reserved for political
correspondence, and another used by
Mrs. Gladstone. The library at Ha.
warden Castle contains more than 20, 600
volumes, which are freely loaned to al.
most any person in the neighborhood
who wishes to read them. AT one time
this liberty was unlimited, but the priv.
ilege was so much abused by some per.
sons that few years ago rule was
laid down limiting the time for which
a book might be kept TO one month.
With this exception, however, Mr..
Gladstone's library is still the free-loan
library of the whole countryside.
NEIL MCDONALD.
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R. Il. TRASH, 7O5LaSaIeSt.

and therefore cheaper, could compete
with all the world. When heavy,
cheap goods, all material and little
labor cost, came in competition with
free raw materials in Europe and the
rest of the world he could not COM
pete. Mr.. Sargent, in 1887, absolutely
denied that the pauper labor of Eur
ope interfered with his exporting the
products of skilled labor, but that the
tax on raw materials did prevent him
from exporting any of his wares in
which the material and not labor was
the greater cost.
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THE COUNTY.
Galloway Notes.

GALLOWAY, H., Jan. mir. EDl-
TOR:-Again and again we have been
asked what has become Of our Gallo
way items, even by our Galloway read
crs of the FREE TRADER.
Christmas and New Years passed of
extremely quiet.
Mr.. Hoffman had family Christmas
tree and a stuffed goose Christmas
day
NJ. Studebakcr had turkey for din
ncr and "A few invited friends.
Also Uncle Geo. FetZer with his
friend from abroad, Samuel Turk from
| AnCOna.
The Dichls from Farm Ridge and
the Pattcrsons took dinner with the
! lIOlCOttS.
Mr.. Gucnther came home for the
holidays. Also other relatives spent
the holidays with Mr.. Guenther: Mrs.
&. j. Galloway of Chicago, Mrs. Fogg,
Miss Guenthcr, and Mr.. and Miss
Kinney.
Mrs. Galloway is recovering from Il
fall she received since coming to the
country.
T.. Il. Ellsworth and family visited
at w. A. Ellsworths, Deer Park, dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. Stephen Patterson, who has
been dangerously sick during the win
ter, is much improved.
Fred Woodward says he enjoys his
II hours sleep nowadays.
Some complain Of the rabbits being
plentiful, and that some damage is be-
ing done in the orchards, especially to
young trees.
Fire consumed the Lamon coal shaft
about ten days ago; damage estimated
at 81 900. They will supply their Gus
toners with coal brought from Strea-
tor and left on the switch.
Mr. Il. Stamford resumed his school
Monday, Jan. &.
Peter Smith is now in Chicago at
Rush Medical College. They will OPP
crate on his neck this week.
William Crawford, one Of our towns
men, died at his home Sunday even
ing after 10 days sickness. He was 4S
years old. This death came like the
loss of brother to everyone who
knew him. The town Of Eagle have
long boosted of the elegant farms Of
Thomas and William Crawford, they
being model farmers and having model
farms, earned by themselves by Their
good management. These brothers
were almost inscparable, although
they lived one-half a mile apart. We
extend our sympathy through this pa
per to his family and brother.
III. NJ. Studcbaker has rented i. }.
Patterson's farm for the coming year.
Sherman Acutf rents II. G.. Cart
Wripht'S farm. Mr. Cartwright lives
in Ottawa; also his son kniilin, and
son-in-law Joseph Mclaughlin.
1t is boy at David Chamberlain's
and all are happy. Also boy at
Lewis Freeman's.
Corn all huskcd, and plenty of pota-
toes in the cellar y.