Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

Elder 3. B. Young, Of tue presidency
Of the Seventies, the Stake presidency
anu Patriarch, Bishops and other
leading brethren.
Sunday 10 o. m.-rhe Stake rgsi
deucy and Bishops gave satisfactory
reports a. 70 the spifliual condition OF
the people; financially, however all
are feeling keouly the effect OF the
prevailing hard timos, uut arc hopeful
Of a brighter future soon.
Elder $. -. Y5ung spike OF tho di.
ference bot1con the principles oi the
Gospel AMI the false doctrines of the
world. 10 IL the power OF tho U3.rpi
that holus together tue Latief.day
saints aud gatuers tlCm To- such great
numbers 10 wolehip God from time 20
time.
5uuday, . p. m.-ElIura Cherries
Poole, Alma Green and jas. KICK,
returned missionaries from Samoa,
john l.. Jao1us from Switzerlauu, Rud
Henry B1yce from England uCcupioI
the time and rendered g3Di reports OF
the lab1ra ~ thUir mla-l ns. All en-.
j0yeu their oalliuga yruIchiug the GIs.
pei 10 tho nations whence they had
bUeu. They mai received gr.ataud
beneficial experience, and were full OF
zsnl 10 continue their good work iu the
lNiug1Um Of GJd ut home as abroad.
Al0nlny, 10 q. m.-- Elder Bcu T.,
kich spoke Of the prlnclplu OF iutelIi.
peuCs which iB tue glory 0f d0I, anu
She power by which all things pre-
HfeH-i both spiritual aud temporal
The Lttlor.jHy Saints havo a double
sIlvAtiIu 10 wuf, out, "a Buiuiu4l aud a
temporal, the latter bs tho Bible In
culciles, 70 be attained by tue sweat Ui
tue brow,
Elder b. -. Young iisc1uucd upon
the wonderful events connected win
the receiving of thU Gospel by joseph
5uitn, the authuuuCity oi the Book OF
Mormon, not sltnaianding tue efforts
OF the learned b uisytOyr I've truth,
and bore u strong testimouy Of the
Gospel
The General aud Stake authorities
were preseutel Hud uualim iusly uls.
tdued, as also home missionaries for
the next three months.
A novel feature OF this conference
time was the visitof our Governor, who
IL al present on tour through the
country and made his debut az this
moruings meeting, a grand reception
/ was x ltton up by the vil.u.o truHtcI 4
who mut the Governor at Market Las,
bringing him 10 RtNyurs. All D.. IN.
thv citzens, Old anu young, t1koIh r
with thu Rexbutg baud, tururi out to
I 60 honor ~ toe HJyrrnJr. Foe aIults
/ gathered on either side OF Main stree,
and tur children m tue center, hcaiu D
by the baud playing "iSed, WHITE aud
/ Blur,n marcue1 aud c1uulurmarchri
| through town to the afternoon confer.
/ once meeting place at . o'clock whom,
alter DpUAiug cHcfClsus iuc.uliue selOc.
/ tons OF national songs aud lugtfument.
nj music, az address Of welcome 10
/ Governor Mcdonnell was read and
presented by Henry Flamm on beuul.
/ OF the town trustees anu CitZfuB %,
RsAburg,
rne Governor thanked the people
Tor their hearty welcome AMI sai1 tue
object Of his visit was 20 get acqunintt Il
with the people that he might know
how b serve them. He needed 10
vHit them and know thcir wishes VI he
could not serve them as ne should.
The governors speech WAS devoted On.
J tiruly 20 the discussion OF subjects In.
volving the best interests OF the people
Of the state. lie treated at Length on
| the question OF irrigation VI thu aria
sections; ne wanted legislation T.
create Irrigation districts mat tho srt.
/ tiers could combine to control ami own
| the water AZ well a. settle tbs land;
| Tor water and land were insepaabiy
| connected. Ho also wanted legislation
| 10 Cuftlil the holding Of too large tracts
VI ihud, Tor thOss VIM hal TOO much
| only raised sage brush, whereas a set.
/ tier with 81 acres can invariably d B.
/ well. lie desired 90 have state lail-
made tolOrmatOr "a anu not purEatIUus
/ aud nave Jails ami nsylums
soli sustaining, that the In.
mates thereof might bs im-
proved physically aud mentally.
| Tue governor concluded win buul
address TO the children, relating many
| humorous incidents OF bis tCuOlibly
days anu giving some good pJinIyra on
| the road 10 success ana distinction.
/ Again ne was grateful for the hOn0fH
conferred upon him and the oppurtu-
nifty OF speaking TO the ciu2sns VI lIsE.
burg,
A unanimous vote OF thauks was
given the governor
The band played o selection.
Gong by the children, "Rul, White
/ anu Blue"
Prcsl. 4. Il. Kicks said wa had had
n most enjoyable time anu thanked all
for their attention anu the band anu
choir for the iueslimable services zen.
dered 10y them.
Singing, "Pralse God from whom all
bletRngt now"
Benedic,lon by Elder 3. II. Young.
JAS. GILLESPIE, Stake Clerk.