Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-26

The quarterly conference Of the
rooele Stake OF Zion convened In
rooolc city, Oct 21ld ami 23fj, 1893.
Sunday, 10 u. m.-ElJer Gowans
tririly reported tue condition Of the
stake; each ward had been visited by
the Presidency during the past quarter.
lie WIS pleased to note an improve.
mcnt In the faith OF the Saints with
corresponding good wofkB. The bis
h1pric VI tho respective wards aud the
High Council OF the Stake were
united with the Presidency, and their
lnb0fs wore harmonious Ia the varied
Interests Of tus wards ana Stake,
Bishops II. Atkin OF NOoelU, WIN. h.
Noes Of East T0oele, h, ID. StGoOr Of
Glover, aud Jno. g.. Shields OF Lake.
view reported their wards fsvOrably-
peace aud good will prevail and n
dep sitiou 10 mani ustcd TO live 10 the
requirements OF thu Gospel.
Elder g. l.. Anderson Of the Stake
presidency corruborated the report
made by Elder GJwaus AMI made
few timely remarks upon utiliz 4
ests Of Zion anu good purposes.
O'Clock y. m.-Eldef T., j. Pearson
reported Vernon, GuBiAvr Anderson
the Gmnuvlllo ward, o. p. Bates tue
Batuavilln branch, anu A. q. johnson
the SUNDAY sUhOuls VI the Stake, show
Ing the iayorablr condition OF each and
tho good being accomplished. Special
mention was maize OF tho uutiriug
dents anu teachers Of the vurious Sab.
bath schools.
Elder a. II. Cannon, VI the Council
Of the Twelve ApOstlcs, spoke -ulugittic
OF the Presidency anu Saints generally
Of the TgOsle stake Tor their libeTality
aud ready response 10 every fcqulre.
mont maue upon them In the Church;
lac suggested "A remedy 10 bring feliei
IN the present financial slrinrsnoy,
advising union and care Ia Families,
aud other matters OF interest
7p. m.-An hour and half was
spent very pfOtltably In listening ~
discourse delivered by Elder Cannon
on variety Of subjects designed TO
benefit the youth aud those OF Tiper
years.
Monday, 10 q. m.-rhe statistical
report OF tho Stake for the past six
months was read by tho secretary,
when the authorities OF the Church
and the local officers Of the stake was
presented aud unanimously sustained,
Patriarch 5. W. Wo0llcy portrayed
some VI the blessings and privileges We
enjoy, aud oXhorte1 fidelity 10 tho
truth anu obedience ~ counsel.
>. II. WOOlioy reported bis labOIs
with the Kanakns ON the OnAng colony
In teaching them ~ be toli-sustginlng.
Elder q. Il. Richards spoke upon the
Importance Of the Priesthood " dele
gated authority from God % act Ia his
name. The necessity OF a sanotily Of
liio tnat We may o1JJy tho power and
efficacy OF our calliugs.
l O'Clock y. IN, - Elder GlwRns
treated upon the advantages we pos
tess through the Inspirations anu rove.
lHli0ns OF Coz, which teach us cor.
rectly the mind anu win " our Father
IN ali mntIvEs,it We live worthy Of that
blessing,
Elder a. II. Cannon referred to the
work 20 DO performed In our temple TO
redeem our kindfei ana frlends, also
denounced the practice and peFnicious
Influences OF iuiAntioide thAt prevails
IN parts OF tho world Rud IL sought to
be introduced among the LAtter,duy
Saints. lie eXhortru oil TO live In tie
light Of the Spirit Of God, ~ Hhuu evil
aud practice the good.
Conference was adjourned for three
months 10 meet at Granville.
THIS IOoele choir under the able
leadership OF Professor T.. Beosley gave
much interest and onilyme to th o
services Of our conference.
GEO. AUlIN, Secretary.