Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-13

arrived and were assigned TO Ken
lucky as tnu'r tic q % operations
The future fields OF ibbJr ana ~
dresses VI tue brethren ART
Samuel Bunton sud W. II
Byducb, ChariestOn, West Nitgini''
Onan.O BnuIcy AMI & y. smith,
Union, MoutJ Co, Wet NHgiuia'
H.. h.. Taylor anu J. 3. Iampbtll,
CunCurl Cnutcn, Mercer Co- Wes'
Vfgiuin.
us0. Z. Taylor anu John q. Pearh
GfetEJp, Grseuup Co., Ky.
n. "A. Gun anu Ela- .. Woodfuli
CatuetUufg, BOyu w., hV,
II. IA, HIuIlry anu ". H. Manseili
L0utz, Lawrence o., Ky.
Judsyn lOlmsn and 1. II. LANCE
ton. sandy Hook, EliOtt Co.. hJ.
Herbert W. B,ers aud +. u. War
MEX, lueg, AafUu Co.. Ky.
W. j. Glaue anu Maunuw spieis,
PAinuviIle, johnson Co, Ky.
Cnss. a. Higginson aud w. ID.
Elder, Organ, Carer Co., Ky.
w. h. Buuors auu Is. D.WilooH,
Vancebutgh, Lvwls Co., Ky.
Henry BsftuOlOmew and W. y,
Casper, tsvisiting aud teaching tue
saints in tno canvassod counties u
R,leigb, Boone, Wyoming, Logan
and Lincoln.
Nearly our entire force will begin
canvassing Kentucky, but sufficient
number VIII be Kept Ia tuia state u
lcf.yfm oil necessary duties. The
conference Will be known Ms the West
Virginia conference.
Ine following 10 synopsis
0i Iho work accomplished from
April 10 Nov. /, 1895: Families
visited, 1913; tracts disIrIUvted, / 2, AS;
refused testimonies Ot the Eidois, 800,
refused entertainment, D8J; mice
wslkeJ, 1891; meetings heid, 228;
Voices VI Watu,nE gwen away, liii
Sunday schools organized, /; bapIlsms,
80; children blessed, 70; uumbor Of
Elders increased iron u % p; numbef
Oi Baiuts emigtated, 10, new counties
opened, IL, counties closed, 10;
counties bel, nging 10 tho Southern
States missiou yet 10 be closed, ..
From the report II will be seen that
tho Elders are labofing with much
zeal. There IA spirit OF cheerful
ube1ieuco TO counsel ard unity OF
purpose In spreading thc glad things
Of great Joy, that n very pleasing. Not
only IA this the case ia cur conference,
but thT0us hOui tue entire mission
there Ia n discrimination among the
brethren 10 do tholr whole duty As GUd
gives them light.
,ltwlil surely give much satisfaction
TO the pfotiding authorities TO know
that the lablrefs In the Southern
States mission are being very well
received and entertained by tho
people. This most influential mon Ia
the neiy hborhOods waete We have
been working, have been our kiudtSt
friends aud many Of this best houses Of
worship have been opened TO us.
Bountsously has the Lord blessed us,
Ahd gradually Aro We beginning TO DO
looked upon as indeed hlh servants.
The 5ain 20 homo from cur general
conferences filled with a new determl.
nation 10 serve the Almighty In spirit
women thouceiofth. 30 our Eldon Ia
the mi,elounTy nolJe 20 10 their places
Of labor from our conferrnl eslimbusd
with the spirit OF their calling, with
renewed iaith, and resolve 10 ptess
lotNhfu IN kuo NOfh OF lnn mlnlhlfy.
'ris truly privilege much
appreciated 20 meet As bani
Of brethren anu listen 10 the
cheering words OF counsel Of
our worthy president. The Elders In
their testimonies expressed themselves
M fully sustaining the authorities both
at home aud abroad. The earnest
iabois OF Elder KimoAll are much val
ued by us, anu We feel to work dill.
gently, no that his brightest hopes ioI
the future OF tho Southern States mis.
sion may be realized, anu that truth
may be- sown brosdcAsI upon the earth
Ever praying for the welfare Of Zion,
We are,
Your brethren In the Gospel,
SAMUEL BRINroN, President
w. E. RYDALcH, CLERK.
T.. B.-Tho brethren Of this confer
enoe appreciate your kindness In send
ing them the NEWS. Each week IL Il
welcome, and through ia instfumen
tally many are being enlightened "a
the plan Of salvation.