Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
STAKE CONFERENCE.
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INlMANNA''
People.
,,,,,,,ly conference and month
i n..!,nood MEETING o. the salt Lake
s.,s commenced In the Assembly
u'n mi. morning at 10 o'''. 'N,
n,n vsre present. u the council o.
luz, ro.t,s, Elders Heber }. Grant
70, .h' II. Cannon, Of the Stake pr''''
aa a Elders Angus NJ Cannon
y ,sh D. Taylor aud Chas. W. Fen
' ~, spd other prominent Elders
wv s.,kc roll was called and IT,
at,l TO by two High Councillor;
i',.,, gnns Morris aud william g.
"a. Of tho presidency Of the High
-, quorum; seven presidents Of
.,y,nue. and eight homo mission
,fls. n- s,.,. ...,.
.,.ssfy Represented excepting the
49, oftrc city, anu ausut House,
ss s.yu.' Wet Jordan aui Granger
u tho county , g,,,,b gpu,.
risbtb. Tenth, fUuttrynlii F!Ilethlh'
ariotptb. SUyeutuehlh, EiEu'o'h'ui
N,,steeuiu aud twentieth ~ runs OF
t'j,p were represented ny 'h''r pc
,Ijing otlcrif' ,,...t....o, ps,es,.
ha1.i an nuns were 10 ailohuAn'e
' . mo second, Fourth, N.N'u'
Sinib. Thirteenth, Fourteenth, seven
',s-tB. Nineteenth, l"chIlolui
fssnfy.Gf.. aud rweuiytecanl cIly
..,t.. and from Center ward sugar
ua,,r Mil CtuuE, Mouninin peli'
I'm CottDnwo1d, Draper nud slulh
EsI,p. 0f tue county warda.
Th. STAKE tFEnui1hilaus ut the
p.i''f eg-icty, sabbath HchUulr, tho
v,,,n, Ladies, Mutual Improvements
..'s,,ti.us and tho Primary ussgUlt-
,',,Vsfr represented hy their respect
',styr.lirrti and suptrintcnItnif.
nan tlp itclmmc dalton OF ihglI
.,.r.rily. gIruOIr, twCuty.uiuo young
tfribfru received curuhcil'H Hnlhoi-
',Irg tbtlr ordination 10 tho uiiicu Of
EIsr each Of thcm promise 10
siiLiully honor aud magnify bic Oiilce
.ntr.IIipg us Elder 10 uTduiucl.
I'M rhoIr aui congregation faur
mshymu u0mmonclnR
Ssultu.ts.oircin iHc day of sa'yauon.
pnysr wus ullofed Uy E,der WI
liam L. DUNBAR.
Singiui'
UafU.H. UffH.sr Co Thee
It1r.a Iuf IHv hIrIHiuF tree
NcHHg ruIuy.
Amer roll call aud the reading OF
minutes Of the l8st Priesthood meeting,
ibr pre.ilent Oi the stake made an
frpIauauoa concerning tue ulln u
those WHO presiir over the Mutual
lmlioyeniunt associations Ia the SOW
rfaI Wafds. the recommendation being
made thst To, tiIlr "presidtnt" be ft-
ainsJ y tbo-a ward officers.
ElfsA.h. Cannon referred TO tho
fUutlls business Oi the meeting,
with the profitable business u
might be- made 10 teach. The ten
ts1ey 10 cafBlessncsH and negll. |
gerpe in tue performance Of the duties !
efite Priesthood was deprecated, Tue |
Importance % the work Of the Prlesi- |
bOjd was emphasized TO show tho ne
rss'iiy Oi a faithful performance oi iiu |
dutlei. Profitable missionary work |
o.llu be taken up NJ home 10 keep our |
young people Ia active appreciation Oi |
iheif uullef, aud 10 prepare them lCf |
missionary lAbofs nj home and abroad. |
A Profitable field for this work might |
he established In the various quotumB |
0ilhe Priesthood, The need OF care |
f.sH H.N.FW.N 10 The u
Promise that " here advantage IL taken |
" oil opportunities for impfOVmynt
lhespIut will prompt the mind - the |
proper use OF the material thus |
gathered.
Individual effort alone would secure 1
The h'eisings sought for, and would be- |
seconded BY the power aud blessing Of |
GOO. The results would be- the greater |
ltwith these Efforts a proper faiIn Ia
Col and prayer 10 Him was coupled.
The power Ui faith IN ils influence |
over the mind anu the heart, 10 make
then ceater and puTef, WAS atTOngly |
aud earnestly portrayed. Not only |
had this power been proved among the
Saints NJ God, but also by the n0blest |
and brightest men and women OF the |
world. Elder Heber J.. Grant eK-
pressed tht thought that IN obligation |
it- upun every man who holds an |
tnlrp M the Church, 10 perform hls
uutIts well, Tor all have made n cover
aht upon accepting their tiilccs thai |
hey Will make the mOst NJ them. |
tut Interest Of meeting depends not |
Nv much upon the character OF its ser. |
Vices, o. upon the relish Ouu has Tor |
them, born u his faithful observance
" lu'y, no matter how apparently |
uulmpurlaut tbs duties may DO. Toe |
uttHTml alton TO do thing II much |
more valuable than favorable cltcum- |
Stances Tor doing IT,
rue high and unique projections ui |
lhe hattet-day SAINTS should make |
lham more dlllg0nt, honest, sober mi |
upright then any other people, that |
'ieliI may be- reflected upon tue worn
o. H-li and others DO led 10 q study Of |
Elder Elias Morris spoke Of the
greater vatnestness and faithful. |
lrt' Of the people Of the
,.ulylng districts than in the |
near OF the stake, In attendance |
ny the stake conferences. lie thought |
mere might be n eurieit oT a spiritual |
w hltss, which would prevent their
!, loylng an appetite Tor tbs good |
.ulnga prepared for them, Remedies
.uuu'u be applied In such cases, the
lul. resting upon tho block Teachers
70 lnl out what IL the matter
b, E'utr Morris TeI Presented the High |
ttltsls' quorum, VI which H. 10 prssl. |
leh1, NJ utiug IN u ilourishing condi.
Ion.
The choir ssrR the Sy-r:
Guide us, thou great Jebo,nb