Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-05

] AlNNNA WNNh MI .HAAA 70 h.A"N
tend con ofUufr, 10 cheer an glaulsn
| the hearts OF tue settlers OF Csineville
! with aweet music. Every Later icy
saint uruur OBLIGATIONS 10 develop
tns talent God has given him AMI la'
! Dor inccIautIy ~ BULL uu the King
dpm of our Fa,uur The eakur CUM
| stlied the people O. stay Win lhsir
isfms, tuiid ~ a1d uoauiiiy their
homes, pIAnt orchards, anJ vineyards
| aud be- sure To make all Improvements
/ good ami lEiins
Elder Geaistu q. BlttIan said II re-
uutr.s MUTUAL e1crIhoe o. he a
| Latter.day saint Because the SAINTS
| VI latter days abide the laws Ut q ID
| they are cOnsldpf0i by the world 10 be
/ a very peculiar PEOPLE. The work In
| which We labor demands that We serve
1t with all our might, mind aud
/ sifeng h. u Tired ~ the Scriptures
that test On the Eatncflng VI Israel,
/ and commented on the came. lie re-
gafdod the various Church orgsnlzi-
| tons a. great factors ~ The educational
| development NJ our young poIpie.
Elder John Hactur commented on
| the differences tnat chatacterIzs the
| lite Of a person lIviug m large cities
In the wOfli AMI C0uutry life IN u ah.
IL II through the metuics and power Ut
Gld the Laurf-day Saints have
made the rapid s,rlIgs Of impr We
ment that make them admired
~ all the ClvilizIi world. He
related some u his mnsiOnafy eB-
pefiences, showing that none Of W
know the good We do aud tue great
harvest We Will reap II We only SOW
faithfully. Perfection IL MT reached
In day, but will be attained gtadu.
ally.
Althe afternoon meeting Patriarch
T. hraim X. Hanks wus tue first
speaker. lie reported that siuce being
ordained Patriarch no had blessed
10 sIuis and mad taught tho Gospel 10
MS ieliownan continually. 5pose Of
tho so,tlsmsut OF salt l. no Guy In
lsi7, aud tue growth OF this work
since that time. He showed how ths
Elders USED ~ gather the saint. com
ing H. m Europe to Utau, aud tho
hafdsbips 10 which they we're KpDsoI
crossing tue Plains. Spoke OF tue time
whod the cfieksis we're u pest In u An,
drBuoyiug the crops VI the Ielpie; also
OF the gulls coming and dew ufiux the
cfiCkety, Snd shovel the efficacy Hnd
power Of prayer.
Bishop uiru l.. MAxneld reported
the Fremont wIrJ In = pfoipsrDus con.
dliion. lie ~ Ike Tor some time very
enc1utagingly 10 tho youth on thu
necessity NJ Individual Improvement;
atd related some inslauCos showing
thAI many poor 10Y mai risen 10 10
great And good man by close applica.
ton b tudy, inuustry aud thrlf.
EIor John w, Jackson reported the
LymA ward In gooi condition and
SPOKE bllthy upon tue eXAltsiion to be-
enjoyed ny those who remain faithful
and obey the laws u the Gi'pel.
Bishop Matthew w. Mansfield said
the ThurbBt war; IL la q pr gtssslve
stats aud the people trel well anJ are
labOting yAlisutiy ior tho cause. lie
SPOKE upon divine authority, showing
tnst the letter NJ the Gospel l. not alone
sufficient. We Bsed tue iiving UfAults
Ul Goa q Interpret aud administer the
laws NJ rlghto usnrbi.
Elder Cnarlss W. Lso reported the
reasIale ward IN n thriving condition.
The organic ,tions u the ward ate do.
lux much gOld uud the youth are be-
Ing educated Alright
A. der George j. Forsyth felt well In
ANNAANN AfHHAAANNN W Wv "NAh " " We
Ho vac In Utah at the time the
| utickuls destroyed the crops OF tue
/ rrupis. lie Jaw the gulls come Ia
! thousands anu dov1ur the pssis AMI be-
/ neyrd they were SOFT ~ Got. lie re-
/ lated some " his experiences when
helping emigtluls across the great
plains, aud 10 erred 10 his labels iu
helping to settle tive Dixie country.
al .ina.. q, y fI,.. .,,,. A.
Ing stake Priesthood mseting was
noij. The Stake Pres dsncy aud
Elders Henry A, MsNfigld aud BiI-
ney A. Hanks gave mucn valuable H.
situollon 10 tho body Of Priesthood
present.
sunday morning Bishop Waiter Il.
Hanks was the iifst 10 ocoIpy tue
blaud. lie was very pleased % see 30
many people from tue upper valleys
| auu wsIc1med them TO Iheir little
/ town. The people OF Gainesville ward
are good, jealous sui hatdwOTk ing
people. They are dol e all po'sltl 10 u
! bulli up Aud MAKE bpauuiui their
] little settlement. soon hoy hope to
| build nav meeting house; aiftAuy
! tue brick are party made.
I Elder jacob =, BistiAn gave fr.
D III " wv AaNA " AAHH ~ " NANNN NV
stated that tho meetings arc well at.
tehdsd And the ward generally IN goJd
condition.
Bianop Francis Q. Nicholson, OF
| Blue Valley, reported tue dies ward
/ IN excellent condition. War; trarh.
els are very faithful; the doacon6 are
willing At all tunes TO magnify their
calling. There arc three Su iiay
schools, two primary associations,
tuteo NJ. /. associations aud two
Rsliei Societies IN the ward, all doing
a good work. The health Of the PEG.
plo 10 good, but tue speakers health
hNd bBBn falling for some time past.
! lilo iolt tho weight OF ala calling anu
T,joiced In his LAHORE.
Elder jos IN EckeIsluy occupied
| the remainder OF tue time. he read
/ from tue 10 h &c, on Of The BlUk Ut
| ID crime and Covenants and ola.
Coufsod upon tho law u liihlug,
/ AiteruoOu-ruB Sacrament was adj
ministered by tue Blshols Of the sgveI-
! al wards.
Elder Gearten $, BSstAu said the
speakers st tins conference hal been
Inspired greatly Of God aud he be,
instructions giyeu, lilo spOko upon tnr
NECESSITY OF our young people
being united In marriage ~
tue covenant Of the q spoil, auu
showed no evil effects OF matFylug
outside the Temple VI the LORI, rhr
law OF uthirg, as OK planned this mort.
ing, sh nj DO taught the chilIr by
their patrn n. Home should DO made