Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-18
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we trust that the teaCulhkt F'''I
NAV be productive oi much gool' a.
There were present rom zion
PresId,nt Gardiner Elders fslm.h
Flshef, Embley, Jotgen,eni oo,'y
rscpIes and Johnson. On tne ~
lowing day these brethren hnu 'no
| snints separated, the iOfner siarhng on
| ti,rir wsy h. Te Mahia while Tue laLIar
went 20 TIER several homes. -,
Fbs conference At Nuhnka wa 10
c,nmeucs m March g3rt, and after
| t.fs. dnytj ride GU ADtstbAck We
| tsaobei that rlace. More than low |
| ,,tives had met 10 attend The CON |
ference. Extensive Preparations hnu |
brrn male aud Aapirit OF unUy Ie'
| y.iI.i throughout. Tho hTst meeting
| commenced a 10 O'Clock s.m., Elltt
/ ft,,ylapi pfpnding. The aoiouu
| Nf.nri r1ufch was iilied to OVEN owing
.s.ty,t s,l,. vstp on the outside VINO
c.,ti ngt Gin aInittanCc The Spit
N gpd was pIutUd out upon w
IA non ntuuIAutd. Bptn speakers
aud hearers we're filled with that same
.Utrlt and all ptcssnt feioiced IN the
rlsssiugs oil tho Gospel. Ths priuclples
IYf,ttfuaI NE, as revealed VA t1e itltet
u.,s, were plainly portrayed rom
.,flpiufr, sud the tosumJDles OF 'he
alder. 8rrmsd to force conviction on
Inc fui.Is VI those VINO listened. Elght
.eIy.cs, including Que fhce'h0ol
meeting aud one lusiimOuy mee"hs'
were hvid Iufing the conference IN
each tge Spirit of HIi telBncl su.
meme, and all felt thAt " nav uten
,g,I 1, meet together The saints
uaI bsru encouraged anl ftinnthth,u
and We tfist that when they return 10
tb.ir nome. tnry may bo better able %
i've the uvcs uf Saiuts aud be more
Iilgrutiu keeping the commandments
ui Gui.
The To Mahla district In which ih"
conference was held T. tho largest ~
ihe mis.ion, there being about 55J
, membcfs. h.atule thoy arc faithful
and many additions are constantly
byiug made.
I Nitsr the regular conference was
: ended gturini Priesthood meeting
was held, In which President Uifiuur
ystturttd the brethren IN their oliccs
aud calliLgs, giving them such tuacn-
nssas would tend 10 give them
Commemorative understanding 81 tue
accommodates which rrric upon
them, They had rec lveI authority
L, administer In tho vaftlu8 ordinance,
p OF the GIaprl. IL WAS the duty oil
g every uilicef to cot such an example
, before his brethren aud sisters as thcS
would do well to pattern alter Al
evils INDUCED In should DO aOandOnr,
= that he coulu 10 before God ani Zee
,. Iusiiti,d IN Asking Him tor His AZ
"a ptoyal aud assistance In performing
any sicfed ordinance. Ihe iuHlfuc
" lions wote OF sucn character ~ L
W awaken In all hfmct reallGAUOn
y their duties aud tao Hacfednes
q. of tue charge entrusted 10 them
B, Elder pAlmtt alec hlutc'soi th
PtitsthU1d ilT a short time, eNhOFuh
10 al to diligence In the performance
" every duty.
q Thu. snded another conference. w
fe .srl sale Ia saying thai much good wi
IA result from this gathering VI tho Saint
- Two baptiHms were also performed
an this conference ami two onildtcn woT
IN blessed. 900.
IL on Monday morning, March 2bti
le Elders aud SAinis again sepata's,
Nv EIutfs Hoagiand and JuhuhIu rode
y. NaifoA, \ distance u twenty milvs,
M make an appointment iIt EutDpvH
~. meeting, rns remaining Elders eau
on on the following day, There being
IA. many OF "a together II was decided TIL
n Pttaident aarduet anu Elder Palm
an suouIi 70 " WhaKapuu to hOld
n. meeting IL possible with the ouiei'
500 native, ~ tuat kaiuga (vlllage) ~
or. chief received them kindly anu ente
IN. tain.d them over night, but want'
Ia. nothing VI the Gospel
MIS- According 10 announcement We be
All | European meeting at WaitOa. Nc
nj | withstauuing II was the same night
ed | which all the other chutohe. Ia tow
helI services, We haI a splendid iuT
mi out of Interested aud attentive llsle
OF cts. After the customary openiI
Ia. exercises, Elder John.on was CALI
Ia. upon to address tho congregation =
ION | spoke upon the subjects OF "Apostasl
Id, aud "ltrslOfaliOn.' The deepesI J
,k. tsfpst was manifested and alter u
Uf close VI tho meeting a number car
Mt. forward aud asked questions. The VI
Ma. iIus ministers Instructed their convo
the h 70 home Immediately after their oV
IN. services aud not lingeT about the nj
a. In which tue "Mutm0na" were 90
5ur yruni. Tnoy hiltd, howover,in kr'
Il. lag all away. Judging from the hpi
Re. mauifealed In that meeting " VOL
srrm that the svuda sown there ha
On. fallen ia good ground, aud We w
MI. tnat ore long II Will yield an Abuudl
aok crop u glol nut
n~1 Ffom Wairon We started on cur "
our TO The "Hul Tau" (anuual cOnfeTeni
,tn On our way We were kindly en-
we'd taiusd by the outsiders, where
ali Saluls resided. Tue county thTou
he which W. travelled was beautiful !
Insr exceeding ely fertile. Most Of this
ION owned by tho natiyss. Tho FAX
mel. (EuropoAnl however, has come In
was tue best. W. reached Tnmakl, VIII
anu the q u'rfonce was 10 10 htIu