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Cedar Springs. Mich. June 2. 1899.
To the Edltori
The Elders Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter.day Saints laborlng In
Michigan met In conference May ~.
and "a, 1898, Ia what Is known a. tho
Davis district, about twelve miles
southwest from Mt Pleasant lgnbella
county, Michigan. whore the Elders
have number " warm friends who
are lntrlllErnuy investigating the prln-
clplrH OF the Gospel The use OF the
school house was generously donated
and the sixteen Elders who met for
conference were royalty entertained
free Of charge by the people of the
Davis district
It's needless % say that we enjoyed
ourselves ln coming together again. FOR
anyone who has had the experience
knows the Joy % brings 90 tho heart of
am Elder, who has lahored faithfully Go
hold up the llght OF truth amidst the
darkness M error IN the world, 20 meet
with others whose minds are gnlight-
Uncd hy tho same grand principles
The weather was not favorable Tor
people 90 attend our meetings, hUluE
very stormy, but number % people
attended each ~ the three meetings
held ana gave Food. attention 10 the
speakers, who explained 10 them tho
fret principloH ~ the Gospel and bore
tholr toatlmonlos. Elder Allen having
nrst explained 10 them the reason Tor
our having thus met together,
Elder l.. . kalsch, president % the
Northern states mission, was also with
uH and spoke In each OF tho public
meetings with his usual power and cane
dor. ana also gave much encourage
ment ana instruction 20 the Elders In
tho Priesthood meeting held sunday
afternoon, May Ath, ~ this meeting
the authorities OF the Church and ~
the mission aud conference were HuH-
talned aa 40 the last conference, except
that Elder Hatch was sustained as Hec-
Rotary ~ the mission 20 Huperseie
Elder Gordon, who was released. The
Elders also reported the work done Ia
their several fields NJ labor and the
prospects Tor future work.
There n considerable prejudice exist
lng among the people ut large, but ln
nearly 400 counties whore work has
been done. warm friends have been
made and the prospects Tor future
work are brighter than ever before.
Two bapusms were reported from De-
trolt and "a number of people have eN-
pressed themselves as ready for bap-
| tlm In other parts of the state.
Two now Elders arrived IN the hcld
| for conference and more are expected
| 20 arrive IA the near future.
Monday forenoon was spent very
pleasantly In visiting the many friends
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4'ln ana Sun lts'i mere Icing IRE
.'nt He'9ni AH!lalaht tenetei sup.iin-
!gulrnt Kari q. Maeser, ana l. John
Nuugl on inc general board. stake
ul'llll'ul'hey Hnd Htite pl,Alueueg'
H1lihH thr conference elns' eAel, l.es
MeIH HlN'h na ioUoWH. f.N'lcle7 on tne
li"N,. ni Lem anu hls laWllg ~
~. MlIl'iuo ny Nephi NY Wotu
ilIN.lF N'ph, lli.i warn lhle ilileul-
. iIiI..nt gave an oNei ~
i". '.I'l T.,Nnu W"lu %. Ngpl'
NN '..l.r On lhe sA'lAineul' III
i.'.5 ,.'.- or N,lnl ''.3na Wl.a saNe
Ni 'A'fNH. ON hN hill OF 'hIlAts
DOOM 't mormon '..I.lN. WIS I,n-
u.'.l 1l ll, l'nNAn i.I'nlAIy uepltt-
u,ul. ls'Nhh H'''hd wv. iin'Nihle ue-
iA. 'lN'u hA.' Nn 'N'I,l w W..
luI'. il'lh.u. kinH. Nephl fust
NAIt lH'''.. l'"l q. IAI lN.hl AaF' gu
gN.i 600 iha l,llr 'i CHRIST lne
LI. "s,, ln. t,l .IniliNn wv. Nv. Nv.
n.l W. ~ tlgl,, or i'in "'t i'peA.,a
gwen from ~. h'fAn tohpul anu
%. N'lh' second ward thlIr gave
r...i Nu-
IIN'N.' Ml"H'f ana NuiiNl iulinE
lN. '"h.N' 'n.' l'N' N'il inter llhAly
hMI ln'lIu'IiN'Ilt lh'l uAh 81 the
l.l.n.i. u, ''il. pr. i'aI.l w. ilh. n', ',,
'i IN, n.iIn 'Inl' lhtt M.ln sl.eu. lll
..H"'I. must h1N. concert t.cltatona
'|.I| SUNDAY summary tNh''I' Hh"lla
nI NIN. one unl 90 Dog we've NIe. TO
liII 700. .hllNf' o iH l' INIthINi Late
L.'.NNN rlIhl. NN"N 'NNNil "N, Aha
lN" nHH 90 in' SUNDAY H'h'1l hi mn
l""h uui arrange COR liH uHe every
sunday Tic exercises ui iho CONFER
nh'' .hNull h' u'H.lH ilt Al mo
schools OF thn 7i1h" in pattern ntter.
pm. Iu'Nnil' instructor D. ih' "iNcil
g'Ein nh Wili"fn l.fihinlnF POP the
fuhl1t SCHOOLS. % HNuull N" uH.l IN
't'IN .hN"it Nh'i' .h'ull p" t,Ati-
mINf N'liluH 900 tN'Il llinnni or
we school 600 iHNt dll nH ~ NunAl thc
Dhlllrgu nearer io COO. lh' trichefs
SHOULD Hei %, example. concert cNcr-
'i.'. sh1uli b' immediately aitgr tho
AlWlnH lINll"h On lh' Hl'I Nin'hN Ahete
should BE- teachers ana not preachers
w ~. sabbath 'eh"'I'. punctunhty
Hh1ulh %. lWpi'''rl hllu thN minus et
ih' thlIIi'n ana NlhsF shnnlh
hn taught anl observed BY me
teachers. schools Hluull ull
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noybja VIZ, May 10. 1899.

Rcybia viz. May 10. 1899
To the Editor;
take pleasure In writing a few lines
TO the News" concerning the mission
here IN Iceland Scwn concerning the
mission here IL scarce. Many years Oft
en- passes from the time that one mlH-
Hlonary leaves until another arrives.
And generally come only one at % time.
no the light which one has Muilvd b.
almost pNtluFul Hhrd when The next one
arrives. lio always has 10 start "a new
work uEulu,
Iceland b. cold and rurgod country
Tor travelling. There nrv many lhrFu
aud rapid rivers. mountains and deserts
~ De- crossed by the traveller. Railways
hro unknown in this land and the
country must be- traNgrHed on foot ur
on horseback but hiring horses here o.
very expensive. Iceland o. divided Into
twenty counties, exclusive Of four
townsl. and most of thrm are large and
difucult Co travel through Rain and
HnnwHturmH are very frequent lu THIS
country. The population. according O.
the last census. o. 1900 Inhabitants
and tho people are uH "a rule. very
friendly and uhlirinr. ana nH ready tu
receive the perfect Gospel of Jesus
christ NJ people in other cluntrirH. and
thoro are u Few here aud thcrc who are
NHNlNNNNN'NH NN N"'NN"N'AfN 'HA HN'
and wish 90 know the truth LlCH and
INSTRUMENTATION about the Latter.
day Saints have Hooded the country
like o deluRc. and there are many 90
spread their false reports. but frw 90
contradict them and preach The truth.
Missionaries are needed In this c1uu-
Try
/ ieft my home last year. April s0th.
and came here on the 10th u May
have Travelled about much. nnd have IN
most places been Kindly received. !
have Travelled about 800 miles 90 the
east of the country and have found a
fcw that are ready 30 receive the ever
lasting Gospel NJ christ The religious
opinions among the people here dincr
greatly. ana there are four or I'VE az
frrunt denominations. There nru also
many who DO not believe IN tho Holy
gCnpturrH. and therefore 40 not invrHs
uguto ltH contents. They consider
themselves 60 be- on the way M llf0
and salvation without further lnvcHu-
CATION.
n b really wonderful how Iceland
has been paaHed by IN tho spreading ~
the Gospel ~ our Savior in this axe.
! I hope that time a. about past and that
"a better time la On store.
Your brother ln tho Gospel,
iiALLpOn JOHNSON
Hoylia viz Iceland. Europe. lNiu
I Loith, fcotlnndD
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STAKE CONFERENCES.


Pocaioio. Idaho. June T. 1899.
To the Editor.
The quarterly conference Of the Po-
catclIo Stake OF Zion was called 20 orr
der BY President W. G.. Parkinson in
the Assembly hail last evening at 400
Patriarch %. y. Lilicnluist and Elder
Melvin J. ballard N Logan. Utah. adj
dressed the Saints and made very time
ly remarks urging them Co do their du.
~ at uli times.
ilenodiCtlUn was pronounced by Elder
w. a. Hyde. ana conference adjourned
tll 20 o'clock this morning. when the
bishops ~ some uf the wards reported
The conditions uf the Saints ln their ne
HpvctiNc vineyards. The reports were
Indicative ~ n desire 90 the people rrn.
orally Co do tholr duty and keep the
commandments of God.
Elder Matthias ". Cuwley then de-
llvCrcd ). sermon dwelling mainly on
the subject of tithlur and the bsncnt
derived um strict Observance OF this
law. After hourdictinu Elder parkiu.
son announced that conference would
again convene at o'clock in the biz
pavilion.
while tho Sacrament was being
passed. Elder John SeiHln. recently rH.
turned from the Southern States. spoke
Lti'UA nh ihn Euu"ful conduct NJ Saints.
More bishops then reported the rlnIls
ton % their wards. Elder ballard DO.
uvcrcd discourse ON the kingdom "
God ana iia righteousness Uausdlr.
ton 10y Elder r. l.. Cox OF pucHtHIlp.
ana adjournment was taken uutl 100
D. M
tn" evening session was lnrruly a..
tended hy both FalutH ana friends
Brother ballard sang tho sacred Hlin.
80 My Father"
Eldor Matthias p, cowley delivered a
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10 o.. M, and q. M, but owing 10 the
recent rains much damage was done 20
crops and farmers had 10 plant again,
now OF not at ull ana no meetings wcru
held. Monday evening 70 fair conErc-
cation was addressed by Elders lHlac
Jones aud -. W. Merrill Elder Van
Ordon. also spoke at spmo length upon
the fulnimcut u prophecy IN the cNp-
dua ana settlement VI the Laticr-day
Saints In their present location.
Many timely Instructions were given
by Elders Jack and Van Ordcn.
n was truly falth.lnspirlng 90 llston
90 the Elders bearing such strong tca-
timunios 90 tho truth M the Gospel II
cluHod many thrill ~ Soy % run
through my heart when ! heard such
testimonies.
Six bapuama was the result ~ our
conference. Some changes were made
and tho Elders are travelling HH FOL.
lows. Elder T., 4. Van Ordeu ~ located
IN Lawrence. r. ", ~, Brown and
Ephraim e. Wlnn. "motcoriC" Elders,
Isaac Jones and WIN. r. Robins Doug.
inH Co. Thomas Smith and the writer
Douglas Co. VIM jackson ana Saml.
4 Daily. and VIM " Marsh and Benz
inmin W. Merrill Jefferson Go.
Any of The Saints having relatives In
those PARTS can have them visited BY
writing any uf the above Elders ut No.
1876 ". Elliot e.. Lawrence, Kansas
Elders are not bothered here by anti
Mormon" ngitnr1na. .
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Lausanne. Switzerland.
May q. ikl


AaANNANNNt OWN. iNllAg
To the Edltor'
Lausanne Cwhcro Elder :. l. naillf
and myself are worhgsl, f. city q
about 10000 inhabitants, prcttlly situ-
ntrd upon rolling hin; with the dark
brown iura mountains for back
ground, the clear blue lake OF somnn,
the mountains of Sayolc ana the Alps
towering rrundly towards the sky, for
d center view. The houses are built o.
rock. having a cement pluHtcrlng on the
outside. In all tho city have not seen
one frame house.
The people take somewhat after the
houses they dwell In, that n. na far
nH the Gospel n concerned. When We
tramp NJ the rock stairway, ring the
boil, announce our message, u frus
qurntly happens that our reception ~
NJ cold uH the material out of which
the house n constructed. Now this
rock house. with the rock stairway and
rock reception, makoa mo feel rocky
Happily tho sun comes out IN this
land % switzerland, Ana tho noble
ola sun warns these rock built house,
likewise the jewellers therein, 80 the
stone rolls that Daniel saw, And some
Of our toncr) stony friends nrr in the
roll They'll roll over 90 Zion 20 min-
gle with the happy ones.
one ~ these jewellers We baptized IN
the clear. pure lake Lemau. A. I
walked along tho bank OF this lake
(Which was about 20 receive into itH
bosom one OF Gods Childrunl. silent
prayers of thnnkfulneHs and pure hap
pincFH escaped from my soul The feel
lux that was mine on that calm night
the world Knows not
our now brother as he came up out
M the lnEg IHmnu could FHN with
byron;
"Cleir placid Lemnnl thy conlrnstod
Lake.
with the wide world dwoit In. is a
thing
Which warns me, with its stiffness. TO
fnrHukr
Earth'n troubled waters FOR a purer
spring
ORsON SPENCER sQuRES.
Rue ccntrnlo / on SINE, Lausanne, swift
zerlnnd,
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we'll attended. The first principles u
the Gospel were explained by the FL
dera. We feel confident that much good
wna done. for II T. evident that a great
amount 81 prejudice has been nllnycd.
Three Priesthood mcotings were also
held. ana the time devoted 90 the giv-
lnr ~ valuable counsel and hearing
reports of the Elders. which were quite
encouraging.
Notwithstanding the great cry
against the Church. prejudice ls grad
uHlly fcCe,linr. To the more thought
ful people the fallncy Of the SANDER
Gus articles which appear In the pa
pcra. Il apparent and they often in-
qulro VI the Elders nH Co tho true poe
sitiDn ~ the Church. ara Ho we have
q way opened Go talk with the people.
Elders are now iuhoflng ln Tho fol-
lowing counties. prsa4iu. Seneca,
Yates Tumpkina. steuDau. AiUuHny
DutinruuuuH and Dhautuuqun. Any
ono having friends iu any OF these.
whom they would like uH 60 visit
would 90 we'll in writing to Elder ".
T.. Rich Guh0ctun. stouhUn CO.. n. ".
Some time nEo in an ISSUE OF the
"NcwH' the hospitality ~ brother itua.
Gel Cutler was mentioned. Since that
time death has called him away and
we fccl the loss ~ % faithful brother.
The funeral services were conducted by
the writer in The district school house.
Elder ", l.. Rich uiH1 spoke. a large
crowd Tathofed 90 rly RESPECT and were
40 impfeaHcd With the exercises.
Tho New ia o. very welcome visit.
mr. ANA comes regularly
Your brother IN the Gospel
J. g. LOCKWOOD.
See. 90 Conference.
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occasions. would not now contain more
than half of the audience. but the tenn
perature without being at a comfort
able DEGREE. the windows and doors
open. and convenient atumps and logs
serving ns sottees. al were readily ac-
comm0datcd. SIN larger numb r. came
out to attend the two sunday meetings.
many riding in wagons and on horse
back from distant parts of the county
A very good spirit attended lll NJ the
gatherings, and when the concluding
services were dismissed on sunday
evening. there was Visible expression
o. all present of goodwill ana satisfac-
tion.
Many Gospel subjects were discussed.
but most % the speakers dwolt UPON
the characterlstlcs 81 the kingdom W
God. the fret principles or rules or
adoption. and the Hook u Mormon.
a yiriiunt reverend, within The neigh.
hprhgod. had some time bet1fc nun-
liahed u small book against the Nor
mons" setting forth the stale nb'ea ~
"Thc Confession aud newspaper Eoa-
zip. but the story sounded tn much
like another locust came and took nu-
other grain Of corn" that thn people
received 10 with little relish aud pre-
forred listening 90 the strange people
themselves. The effect was TINT more
were loi Co investigate Tor thcmTeivoa.
and che author injured himself more
than anyone else.
our Priesthood meeting wns held on
Monday morning. whom the several Hnn-
Tor Elders gave go thclf respective re-
ports. and some " tho Saints present
bore testimony Co the truth ~ the rn.
stored Gospel This concluded our GOOD
time together. and this afternoon the
EidcraHali but Elder Cox. who has been
transferred 90 The Kansas cnnfHrenroa-
lcft IN pairs 90 travel ana labor during
the summer ln tho northern cnunilra,
where the country o. free from malaria
and o. cooler and moro pleasant
Al leave in excellent health. huoyant
spirits and with determination ~ ace
compliah the work 90 which they have
been called.
our present conference hrnduunrt'rH
will be Center Ridge. In conway county
JOSEPH 4. LARSON.
Precedent ~ Conference,
WALTER n. DuRRANT.
clerk
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n James 81. burton.on-Itent
May, %. 1880.
To the Editor,
nro. e. =. Buckwaitor and I were as
signed this ncld ~ labor some time
in April. and arrived hero on the 2nd
OF MHy. 1893. ON arriving we found
"a city 1f some b5.uOU inhabitants, most
OF which earned "a livelihood ~ some u
the numerous brrwcriea ~ which the
city can boast The magnitude u
these establishments can b. Judged
from the fact that one nrm employs
5000 mon and boys and require ten
locomotives and twenty-five miles Of
railroad 60 handle their traffic alone.
The city b. crossed and rccrOHscd by tho
brewery tracks, which cross the streets
ana requires quite % number ~ mon
and gates 20 prevent accidents A.
each crossing there a. u signal box ana
signal man 60 open and shut the
EatuH. and before doing ~ he sounds
o. gong. that reminds one strongly uf
thure uu the street ears Ia Salt Lake
city on frut hearing them. one un-
consciously turns round to see the car,
hut We have no electric cars hCru. the
oid-fashloncd horse ana bus being good
enough na yet.
Tho most striking feature Of nurton
~ the large pymmidsHhupe piles Of bar
rqln some 0f them being 80 hlgh as
churches.
We arr now making house 20
house canvass with our tracts and
holding meetings ON the streets, We
have no opposition 30 fnr. and the most
OF the people are perfectly satisfied
with the religion thuy already have.
Therv has been none of our mission
aries stationed Ia burton Tor seven ur
eight years. but at one time there was
"a branch 81 the ChruCh hcrr. ami ulfn
ut HWudllnCutc, large village nyr
miles from burton. We lind great
number ~ people ut Burton ana Swui,
lncoto also. that claim people HAYS
umlEratcd from these places and mover
been heard OF since. We would like
Co ask such people 90 write % thUIi
friends ana relatives, uH u would have
great tendency 90 remove some % th0
prejudice they have Ia rrWtrd 60 or
people. Thvy actually think "a person
isn't allowed 90 write.
We thank tho publishers ~ the
News" Tor sending u to uH. Il IL ever
u welcome visitor. Your brethren.
q. H.HuCkWALTER
n. u. HUTTON
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To tho Editor
The EIderf Of the East Kansas confer
'h'r. NJ the Southwestern states mls-
son met in conference assembly. May
lh and 18th al Ayncn. jackson CO.,
~ priesthood meeting was appointed
a. saturday evening. 9Th, but Elder
MH' IT, JACK was unable 10 arrive In
held
nave been permitted 10 participate
IN -FOUR ot these spiritual fraHtH' In
,h' past twenty-one months and lt
l,'mH 90 me that each conference a.
ll.ef than the preceding one, There
N'It present the Elders also Richard
~ " Brown, late from the East Az
lh'lH conference. but now luhorlng In
'll- conference.
Moreover We were blessed with the
lgsnuce of Elder Jack. who Is always
wv " the spirit Of his iaborH. ana NJ
lolhE good % fallen humanity,
sunday three meetings were held a.
winch the principles of tho Gospel were
.Hpoundcd By Elders u. g. Winn, SAINT
Dnlby Richard ID. Brown, q, w.
ueeodlliie and Elder WIN. n. Jack,
Monday meetings were appointed for
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In the Davis district and parinking Of
their hospitality and In the afternoon
We rode 10 Mt Pleasant IN two wagons.
drawing the wondering eyes ~ the ma
tivca us We p1srod along the road sing
ing the songs OF Zion ana converting
upon the truths " the Gospel Tues
day was spent in Mt. Pleasant where
advantage was taken ~ the upportun-
ny 90 ask questions ~ Elder k"lHch.
Al enjoyed listening TO hlH cxplarh-
tons ami instructions.
on "wednesday we separated Tor our
new fields Of labor. feeling stronger iu
the Gospel. with the cheering news fol-
lowing ua Of a family in the Davis dis
uict applying for baptism. Thus the
work furoudH.
Anyone having friends ln Michigan.
which they wish the Elders 10 visit.
will please send names aud aldrcH1 o.
our conference president Elder Alvin
Allen. SIT Pleasant. Mich, and the
people Will ho visited.
The "Nrwn' Or "a welcome and much
appreciated visitor. We use 70 TO ad-
vantage among our friends.
Your brethren in the Gospel
ALVIN ALLEN. PRECEDENT
JOHN Z, SPENCER, scc'Y
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Obscure on tho apoatasy and rcstora-
ton Of the Gospel. the divinity Of the
Book of Mormon and the divine mission
Of Joseph Smith. n was splendid
sermon accompanied by the spirit ~
truth. and those who came from "a dis.
lance feel repaid FOR the Inconvenience
and expense uf the trip. f0r the Spirit
Of God prevailed ail during the con-
rfcrrugo and thoughtful minds received
much food Tor reflection. Very much
credit is due 60 Brother Spillman. thu
leader OF our choir. and also Co the
MEMBER, for their musical efforts.
JAMES AsTLE.
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Center Ridge. Conway CO., Ark,
June 1. 1893,
TO the Editor:
After six months of labor On the river
counties OF western Arkansas, the
twelve Elders of our conference. with
three newly arrived. met ns usual IN
Hmi-uuuual session, ON the 2nth and
2lst % May bending our energies
toward making the gathering a CONE
plctr success. we were more than Zee
paid Tor our long walks to the meeting
place.
Drlgga, In Logan county, had been
chosen az tho point nt which 90 con-
vouc. and here on Saturday evening,
an the Elders having arrived during
the day we held our nrst meeting. The
school house, large enough on ordinary
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Canaseraga. Allegany Co., N. Y,
May 3lHt, 1899.
TO the Editor:
The Elders Of tho Cohocton confer
euce met together az this place on
saturday sunday and Monday May
18Th. itth ana 10Th. and enjoyed what
may well he termed "a genuine pento.
rustal fUust. Elder ". ~. Smart.
president OF tho Eastern States mise
sion, Elder W. l.. Rich conference
president. together with fifteen travel
Ing Elders were present and enjoying
tho best of health. The weather was
fair. and everything contributed 20
make the occasion what II was "a
glorious revival"
Five public meetings were held and
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ransultch Utah. May 10. 1909
To the Editor.
The Pauguitch Stake quarterly con-
ference. convened in sscilantc meeting
house the g,th inst ELDER John Gross
by. Jr, ana oounsoiIorH Bishop King
ana one counsellor and "a few othHrs
comprised 400 the visitors from the dlf-
fOruut wards nj thu stake. At 10 o'clock
the meeting was called TO order by El-
der crosby Prayer was offered hy il-
der ~ ~. Steele Thu speakers were
bishop g.. King. Elders j. W. crosby
Jrs J. D. Haywood and q. IN. Riding.
unnrIlrti0u by Edwin Twitchcll,
%. ma-Aftcr singing and prayer hy
Elder No. ]. white. Elders 80. &c. Steele,
David Cameron. 10. y. Mc'uli0uEh uul
~. T., Howard occupied the time.
The forenoon cor che second day was
occupied hy Elders s. y. SghOw. Alma
Barney, Victor Bean aud Nelson Cot-
tam The afternoon by Elders Culbvrt
KIM ~. S. steele ana Jesse W. Jrui-
hy. Jrs
Tho authoutor OF the chuch were
pr0 HutUd and unanimously sustained
Conference adjourned for three months
Co. meet iu I1nruitrh
The burden uf thu Instructions were
tlthinr the redemption OF Zion. and
how tu live TO obtain eternal lie.
Annus, =. :. Conference ~ 81 George stake
&c. George. Utah. June /. isgg.-
The H. George annual stake sunday
school conference was held IN st.
George Tabernacle Saturday and SUM
day. May 9th ana ath. Asst Gen. supt
Kari %. MarHHr uf salt Lake city and
Elder Geo. Reynolds NJ the general
sunday school board were present give
lug Instructions 90 officers. teachers and
pupils answering questions and ln
oyrry way making tho conference inter-
catinE ana "a success. The &c. ucorrH
stake HuurriUtpudHuUy were an present.
Superintendent ilIHhnrd Morris preside
"a. aud eleven wards were represented.
The program uH Furnished hy the SUM
day School Union board Tor 1893 was
strictly carried out Three meetings
were held Saturday in the forenoon.
afternoon and evening Three were
also held on sunday. ana at
vice. o. Teacher meeting was held.
and th. nnll meeting 0u sunday after
noon. The urHt three meetings the body
NJ thH house was filled with sunday
school pupils. each department being
HuurfIrtUudnd Ny their respective
teachers. and perfect order prevailed.
7 Tho classes wrfr dlHpotHui in their
proper order by music ut the cl1HH uf
The meetings The conference was we'll
ALICE W. NIiLM.
stake Secretary g. George, Utah.
sunday school Conference.
Tho sunday school conference n the
Iuab stake was holi ln the N,phi tab
srnacio Saturday and sunday. Aiay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
IHE MISSIONARY FIELDS

Mays. York county.
New BurnHwlck,
May 3Oth, 1890.