Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
FmrIy Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF the
Emery Stake OF u on convened at
Castle Dale, November 4 aud o, 1893
Puosut ou Ibo stsul. q. G.. Llfteu
qua William Howard " the sake
presidency, Elder Fnnots NJ. Lyman
VI the Council oi the Apostles, Tue
Bishops aud most Of the l,aIiug Prieat.
hood o.. the Stake.
After mo usual opening exercises
President q. q. Lnrsen reported toe
condition u tho STAKE; he SAID the
people 90 whole were trying 20 leaf
consistent hvcs, Ia. somo wefv cayuirss
about attending ther meVtlugs auu
pei, Urmlug other duties incumbent on
thv suu,auf God. Hu Cab0Ftci such
10 rppuut. gni Organizations " tGo
stake were nearly complete. Tue
bcallH u tho people /, good; the crop
arc abundant, but there Is no ma'hv,
Tor gain, hence very little money D. BOB
| circulation. G1ul schools ate lu col eg'
uugu pa ail the wards, tut tnc Church
] HNNN WlH NV NV ~ WNlA hNhNAAAN .
could uu wished.
Tho following Bishops reported thCir
I WarIs, clgOb1TA,tng tun statements Of
| President Larsen: Peter Johnson,
| Huntington, Huuuiug Olsen, Castle
Dale; Frc1cricS Olsen, fogtJn; Wm.
/ Lumph, Castle Gate; door e Fflul.
zen, ruc,; j.. ID. FuimrI spiuE
| Cleo, n4d n. A.. Rasmussen NlD.uu.
Elder Lyman then addguagu thu
| conference on puuUiuality anu CIDER iu
/ m,ouuga. lie rail much confusion
cUuIJ no avoided ny u proper arrange.
ment OF the seats before mtUting. Flo
/ explained tho necessity Of keeping
log "a diary.
In the Afternoon, after the admins.
| tfnUDn Of the Sacrament by the Priest
hood Of Caste Cato, Elder Lyman DC.
! Cupied tho time in giving general
council 20 The Salnls. He thought o.
/ Uetttr 90 speak " the virtues OF the
| people than o. their vices. Asa peJ.
/ plo we No Mt sin because w love
wickeduess but arc alwsys sorry whou
We make false sisp, Church disclp.
limo was explained by Tho speaker.
Persons doing wrong iuAsifaugs war;
uh0uid bo deait with iu the warG where
the acts wer0 commlttsl aud then 70.
ported 60 thelf own ward.
Nov. Giu.--rhU Bi,h0ps continued
thclr reports a. follow: A, T., Nc.
| Aullin, Wellington; l.. p. Ovesen,
/ Cleveland, Jasper Rlbrrtsln, Orange.
| willie; Calvin Moore, Lawrence; aud
Emery ward was reported by Cluu.
selOr Hans a.. WahUmIu, All were lu
"A fairly prosperous u1uiitiOn,
Elder Lyman advised the Bishops
ami uluusulugs 10 lead out In attending
mcutlngs 10y taking At least two menu
hun OF their lamili,s 20 SUNDAY aud
last meetings. Hu continued on
"ChuTch discipline"
Elders Omnge, Seely and WIN.
Howard spoke briefly Ia Jhe afternoon
meeting y ter which tue General anu
Stake authorities were sustained.
| Elder Lyman then deflnei the du
ties OF missionaries, High Councillor,
ami the stake Presidency. He OK
plalnol that politics did rot form part
u our religion. Gave excellent al.
vice b. this young on marriage aud
chastity,
Elder Larsen made closing remarks,
admoui-hi K the SAluls 10 follow tnt
excellent council given during tho con
ference.
The weather was One, the meeting.
were crowded, ana 40 vpJ lyable spiri
prevailed. The Castle Dale choil
furnished sweet music Tor all the meet
| iurs,
Eldor Lyman held meetings al
Otinguv he on the evening Of the Oh
aud at Huntington ON the 7lh II
which eKcolleHt hdvics was given,
especially to the Young.
A. L. WALL, CLERK.