Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02
N SALT LAKE STAKE.
60, Interesting Conference Sessions
Held To-day.
.,,,, instruction to the 'n'n's
...,mbi,d By those called
60 speak

..mi.anpual Conference OF the
~ fsks stake u Zion convened In
Assembly Hall teddy at 10 a.m.
s,s were present. JOHN Henry
IN and Hebsr J. Grant, q the
r-,,cn o., the Apostles; william y.
D...,oo. The Presiding Bishop; Angus
:, cannon, Joseph h.. Taylor aud
r..,i.. W. Penrose, Of the Stake
o...ispry: two High Councillors
~, pstdatcbg Elders Ellau Morris
W. George b. Wallace, u the High
p,,.,,,, quorum; fourteen presidents Of
ssv,stl,s, aud eleven home mission'
ailr ...,-..
cry repfetenlei.
ANNE quorums OF Elders wore rep
,.,gpteI by their presiding Ulcers or
BY m,mbes' ,
members OF the Lesser Priesthood
-, ors,rnt from tue Fiat, Thlri,
e,t..1tb. Twenty-.blrd, NH Crutsi
rv,rt5u. Sugar House, south jordan,
10 J9Tdau. Mountain Doll aui BIG
Cottonwood wards.
s'seipr by choir aud congregation
sftbe hymn JmmeuciuR
y..lGus rejoice in the dy Of allyalon.
Payer was offered by Elder John
No essir,ang tho hymn commene-
irG
Truth reflects up0n our Hrraod,
Uoipci ughttoycala 20 some.
On the recommendation OF lhUir
,stDoriive Bishops, fourteen brethren
vsfs auth f1sI o. be ordained 10 the
fdiep OF Elder, on thelr each promising
ID mhguly tue till'c,
B5bop VIM. Is. Preston stated that
tbe B.hops throughout the Church
Wsfs und6fa heavy responsibility In
he tofl0fmancu Of their varied duties.
one great aim 81 these men
should be- 90 keep continually
le'ofe the people the timely duties %
tfol day Eud season. In ooubidcra-
uanof the approach OF seeding time,
arrangements thouli DO made prop.
,iIy % seltet the kinds OF seeds and
titss TO b. planted; aud especially Co
tte that each man Ia In a position %
make work for himself anu direct hil
IHn energies NAulu buuAiA 10 lVNN
Uanis usually thought Of In he Culli-
u0n q the ground, that each man
nay gala thcfu'f0m q HustenanCU, u he
iuabls 10 nhd other employ mout.
uae Who depends on another 10 direct
he efoti and waits TO be
rat 10 work, undertakes his man.
hood Yet thlt ie n common fault,
tauttd, the speaker thought, by the
fac, lha, parents do not teach their
children from tho fitsi 10 do their own
work. THIS deficiency IL az great In
The Gaze Of gifls with their house.
work ~ 10 The case OF boys with their
regular employmsnis. A general dis.
euiil5u Of the topics coming under the
head Of induilfy and economics, was
Recommended that practical results
MAJ d)E moan well directed effort.
Elder Hsber J. Grant was tue next
i5sAktL He read from tho Doctrine
tad Covenants a passage referring 10
ihe tteeolly OF labor. In the same
l9sk toe employment OF Onu's abilities
10 he direction Of intelligent work IL
fii'ngly urged. In the speakers
oPnltn the failure % use talents prop.
tfy carries with II even a greater pun.
hlmslt Than does tho commission VI
oatofdinary sins. Every one IL cap.
abe Of keeping all the commandments
o. God. The idle arc bound 20 fall
into ruin through their own lack Of
tiani the busy arc those who lnst
longtsi. An example OF tue latter fact
abound In President Woodruff.
Ole great fault IL the assembling Of
People 10 ciliesi instead OF their golug
lnlo The country TO take up land,
Were they eau gain Independence
iaa proper seli respect. The will to do
tleh o thing 10 the main element OF
success. This Il true In other ttapocls,
ave, There Ia limit. however, 10
n,nsabiIiy but the difficulty Is that
atp'ace that limit too low. a resolve
NAeep Tue commandments OF God, "
euilvd out, will give % him who
hNs. Il the friendship Of good men
COD Of GOD.
Little things In the liio OF an indl.
lluAl VIII often turn IT. ourrcn. some
mles ln The wrong direction, some.
uu,s IN Tue Fight. No man can turn
Ne llle OF another In the wrong d.
U.A9ii only lac who lives that life
~ 20 90 Upon individual effort
ue uependH success. Fault-nnding
Imhslolo only whom one finds
hlll With himself. Lot each one see
r.ItL AN ANtH MS uuAJ anu
tllhvi feels onvl0ua OF the talents OF
'ugglef lot iiicltea his use Oi them.
Illtf Ellas Morris endorsed thp re-.
lai1s OF the previous speaker with
.stttpcs especially TO the need OF
'lpoymunl Tor the idle. He empha-
w lho advice that tho people 20
w 'he country 10 make homes Tor
.-eA,e'Ve', Teams can be prorurpd
a,oe price, with which tue people
l,'iGc our especially Tor the north,
,- lq lheIe u ample room for the es-
sunanl Of homes. BY the course
l' 40 taking IN cfowding into The
W 'uoy are not only lOAing their
TI NY, anu their eut tgiee, but also
lallh in the Gospel.
Mgoftug tho Fifteenth wnrd and
u's IHests' quorum, over which
" Eulles, Brother Morris spoEe Of
,'llly ahead after the difficulties
"Ie Immediate past.
rI Evan StephOns apoke about
W. l4otfnacle choir, stating that
gl lal been taken 10 avoid a cIasn
~,e9 lho ward duues and lie
aheAl dulles OF tho nenhsra hy
gms 'leh 10 n mission In Tue work
s,t.' ehulF The uaual meeting
NV " lhe choir viii be Monday nuG
,r..iiiAy LOT tho whole body, with
~, ,'I 'eAeariala on tho other even.
ls ,u' choir sang the hymn cOmmenc.
GLORY tuGUf oU Hl.6