Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23

II Tie various = ak or an z,tD
theu followed, giving saiis ac ofy a
counts OF their charaes.
Elders p. n. Anderson aud ii A.
drsvsr, returned mis-i Mares III
ne states, reported their iabUrs. Il tn
naJ enjoyed their missions al
counted their experience, ab We
price.
Edrs Pnineus Tempest and w
lsru Johnson OF the Montana mi,s
gave coursgiug rop0rls VI Tia
prsacning OF the Gospel there. IT. o
yeOpie are most bospiiAble a.d tie
Eiuers fiuI ready nccsss In o6tsini &
scnools and meeting nouses 10 preach
u.
Sunday, 9 p. m.-Sscrams ut war
tuminisl red.
Eider Dlugias N. Todd then dit
coursed upon the readiness OF the
Luri to bestOw spiritual aau t.mpera,
blessings upon His cnildreu. Tue
speaker wanted Us 10 progress tempo
4 ly but not to Ieg our sou be xclL-
sivsiy so engaged. We mus iucihue /
theory less, aud be more prsciics (,
He snowed that II was sell ,ffJrt that
o ucated, 30 We must do the thiDgs
r,quireu in the Gospel or we viii
never see the beauties aud truth OF the
Gospel.
Monday, 10 am, the general ana
stake authorities wers presented aui
unanimUusly eus,niuei.
EtJer WIN. +. Ri .by spoke OF tle
Deuetits that wouid sccrue to the IeJ-
pie OF Wilt0rd In having sake cOi-
ference held with them anu whs
heartily pleasel with the response
lucy gave us In coming here. We art
engaged In wonderful Work, even Ia
a Stake aud wari capacity. tn.
Bishops OF wards have nign iesponsi.
biIities, and to ACC lmplish the design
Of the Lord In ward capacity tut
Bishops need the help OF ali. The
speaker made some very prac lcai
emarRs Illustrative Of the parable o.
tue Gospel net that gathers all kind,
OF fish. He comme deu the Bishop
who are successful In handling ths
refractory spirits, ana wanted such 10
change tneir course aud not oppost
their Bishops At every turn.
Elder Thomas Il. Bassett said he
saw great wrrk III the religion,
| Q iasses. WHAT we do and uot wha
we hear, will benefi. us. We want
| tenn oorai Blessings We must exercls'
MIN uul ilct ptSau5c VI UCCh'
| sional drouth, bail storms, etc. II
spoke OF the counsel OF President Jon Ia
| Taylor Tor the people OF This Sake t.
| gather On townsites.
| President ThVe. u. II cks desired to
Impress strongly upon The peo ole, tn,
| former speaker ciosing remAI ks. ii,
bHd been sent TO regiu 10 settle ihi,
| county,, provide1 with u letter from
Piesideut J Jhn Taylor, wbicn was re.
| corded on the FIRST pages o. cur
stake history. That letter cal.
| among Otner things pertaining ~ set.
| thug on t0wnsites that 1t wa,
"PIesiJent Brigham You ag's plan foi
\ the people to settle in towns anu vii.
ages anu better way hsu nvt yel
| o.en iound."
| Moaday, Up. M. Elders g. II. j.
Harris, III. s. Jackson aud Ephrsim
Ricke, missionaries VINO leave ior
Montana tomJirVw, all spoke with
siatilu 10 for the privilege OF beiu
called to preach the Gospel, and de
sired The Spirit Of Cod to accompany
Them.
Elder ID uglas NJ. Todd testified
| that obedience to the counsel OF 10,
| Priesthood ID the rule to bring prof.
lerity and 10 the way oil safety. Tn,
Loru 10 10 respectof Of persons. IL
revereuces principle and not mel
There is no blessing without re'pons!-
blIity alongside. The speaker pur
trsyed iu many convincing and beau
tiui ways the pleasure aud blessing
that come to those VINO obey the GOs.
pei anu sustain the Priesthood Of Jesus
Cnrist.
Presideu I Thos. Il. Kicks made Q
few closing remsrkf. He never hsC
enjoyed any conference more, INT
hop O. that IN tue future we would al
continue to do better. To have con
ference held here IL tue greatest b0OI
Wilford ever received, and this waru
Will do better from now on. Ii,
thanked all who had participated In
making conference enjoyable ant
much praise was due Tho choir o
Wiiford mud Parker for the inspirin.
music FURNISHED at all the sestionf.
| Benediotion by Eiier Joseph Kerr
JAS. GILLESPIE, Stake Oh k.