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Tho Saints OF the Morgan Stake o.
Zion assembled nt the Stake house,
Morgan city. Sunday June A. 1888. 10
pIrtukn Of O. spiritual feast, the ocCu-
sion being the Stake quarterly confer
rncp.
The room was well filled with people
from Ear ana near. who had come oX-
prctlnE 90 hear ana sec their venerable
leader, President Lorenzo Snow, us II
had been announced that he was CONF
Ing 90 ylHlt Morgan.
Although there was "a universal feel
Ing 90 disappointment yet the comfort
ing influence OF tho Holy Spirit was
felt during the entire conference.
There were present ON the stand Of
the stake authorities. the stake prcsl-
dencyi four Paularchn, illgh Council
and Ulfh0uB OF various gl417. Elder
y. r. clark of the Davis Stake and
Elder a. Hinklry of ReNburr Idaho,
wrrc also present, and gave some very
good Instructions To the Saints and re-
lated come NJ their early experiences In
the church
The Saints were urged by nll the
speakers. 90 obey strictly and honestly
the law Of uthlnr aud 60 prepare
themselves 60 assist lu building up the
cgutHr stake nf Zion; CO. live lives wur-
thy 90 bo numbered among tho rc-
deemed children uf Israel, ana 90 meet
the savior at Ills coming upon tho
earth
Tho people were all united In yuting
90 sustain both the general ana luCul
authorities. Tho Saints and the prlcgt-
hood seem 90 bo more united IN the
bond Of truth than ever before.
After having convened Cor two days,
the conference adjourned Tor thrrc
months. II. Is. POTTER
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ilebor Utah. June 70. 1899.
To the Editor:
The annual Sunday school conference
Of the Wasatch Stake of Zion was held
in The tabernacle at Hcbcr. June 18th
and 18Th.
There were present Of the sunday
school Union board. Elders Kari q.
MnUsUr Joseph W. summcrhnyH aud
General Secretary Geo, d. pypcr
The program nH promulgated by tho
sunday School Union board was foi-
lowed out with the addition Of some ot
liruthDr lyprrH sweet singing OF Sum
shine iu the SOUL "Oh My Father"
and 'Nut iiaif Has Ever Been Told"
Never before WAS $50 much Interest taxi
on iu the sabbath school work: nor wa.
ih'ru ever such re- large attendance rs
on this occasion. brother MneHor said:
Your large attendance places you
among the best schools M Zion"
The program was especially Interest,"
lng nul Wen rendered throughout. Es-
p"cihlly 81 this sU of the WailsburE
primary class exercise, Tor each little
Tot could De- heard 90 amy corner u the
house. and there was not a halt In the
exercise. Their thorough preparation
school
A great many NJ the children brought
their sunday school hymn books 10
meeting and the congregational singing
ference.
The visiting brethren expressed them-
selves uH being greatly plonHg.i with tho
interest manifested during the sessions,
ana gave much good instruction 90 tho
YOUNG. un payment NJ tithra the Word
ui Wisdom. morality, honesty. etc.
The following brethren were sustained
nH aids Go the Stake Hupcrintcndcncy,
20 labor az missionaries among the
sunday schools ~. H. Mullen. J0soph
a. l,uHhlnd. John W. Crook. VIM IN,
li1nd Frederick Crook ana John w.
Wlutururc.
Tho lecture ana model exercises on
religion class work given Saturday
night 10y superintendent Karl q. Mae
ser were very much enjoyed
JOHN BOND.
Assistant stake Secretary.
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Arrivals The following named mis-
slunarios from Zion arrived In LIVER
pool per American Line steamer prnu-
land. on June o, 1899. For tho british
MiHsion-Arthur A. Woods. George
Bowman. Joseph +. Smith Jr., J. Rich.
ards Smith, VIM. -. Armstrong and
cyrus W. Gold. salt Lake city. Lewis
I, Jenkins, Christian Christensen and
Martin e.. RIgby, Newton; Fred -.
williams Kaysyillo; VIM II, Gardner
West Jordan; Daniel II. Robson. Pleas
ant Grove. VIM. -. Baker. 81. George,
Arthur r.. White, Sandy. For the Sean
dlulyinn Mlsslou-Richnrd G.. Miller
Castle Dale; Casper Audreasen. Rear
River city. Euut a. Anderson. Rich.
mond; Andrew g., Pearson, TuylorH-
VILE, For the German missiun-Wm
II. Kottor, brigham city
Release and Appointment Elder
Geo. ". Barnes OF the Manchester cone
ference has been houuruhly released
10 return home on the Anchor Line
steamer city " Rome, which viii sail
from Glasgow June H.
The following named Elders have
been appointed 20 labor In the various
conferences as follows
LowlH !. Jenkins. Liverpool: Arthur
A. Woods, Christian Christensen and
VIM. n, Armstrong. Manchester,
George bowman, aud VIM. A. Gardner
Glasgow: Fred ~. Williams. and Mar
Tin @. Righy, Newcastle; Joseph r.
Smith IT.. nottingham; Daniel H..
Robson. birmingham. VIM. h. Baker,
Irish richards Smith. Leeds; Cyrua
W. Gold. and Arthur y. White. Shelf
.-Millennial star, June S.
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BODY or the house there was "a roodiv
l'prrao ntntlon ~ ward Ulah1pa and
counsclprs officers OF the dlnorent Or
kanl1allons, and splendid Eoncrai
Elder Oliver 6. If1sl,lns. stake presl.
dl.nt. presided. During the nrst dny.
Elder Oliver q. il1Flliua reported Tho
Mhlnd stake ng being boo 70 progrosrlve
condition Tho presidency had visited
"" ih' wards but one, since the last
U'ni'teng,e. and had found good spite
y l,'EhlihF' ana The people trying to
do their duty
Elder Andrew Jenson spoke OF hls
N,sit TO the missionary nelds Of the
Elder RudEcr Clawson treated on the
great WORK done by the sunday schools.
ana urged parents 10 train their chill.
drcn 20 toll the truth under ali circum-
stances.
pm The Sacrament was admipia.
tered, after which Elder VIM. n Gibbs
spoke on The subject ~ tIthlur Ho
.ail the Mllud stake had increased o.
,,lhlng i1r 1898 about % per cont over
Hishpp Morani Ward tof warhakiel
reported thH llmlnitas OF that HHtfln-
ment hH becoming civilized slowly
many OF ihnm being lONuut Llttrr.dny
sums They watch tho white man
closely, ami withdraw their confidence
ou Die hfrt show OF trclchory.
Elder Abraham owen woodruff nd.
Nlaed the people t0 make uo distinction
between races iu our church. Cor AN
are brethren and sisters Zoo tho Lord.
o.. WHAu instructive and interest
lng meeting was held. during which
Elders Abraham %. Woodruff RudrDr
DluWrnu aud Andrew IonHou ad.
dressed Tho meeting
June lNth.=Thn General Church au.
thlfiuc1 ana tho stake nuthbritlcs
were sustained by the conference. Tho
PORTAGE ward was reported us being
100 good working condition. and tho
sunday schools uf the Stake as
progreaHlug favor1hly
Elder NndEor ClnwF0n showed that
10 iH the duty of the stake Presidency
tn look after every Saint in their stake.
that mo- one may be- able 90 say ~ have
been neglected"
Elder Abraham u. woodruff nd
via'l the people 90 nut in practice tho
instruction they had received during
conference" that they may add 90 their
stock uf knowledge Ho urged the poo-
pie 90 practice economy hv Thoroughly
ulIlng their farms. and taking care ~
their implements
Elder oliver e.. Uoskiua advised the
rcuplr 90 treasure up what had bpou
rail during the conference.
Prof David g.. Jones was compii-
mcntei Tor HE efficient management
NJ the Stake choir
WA. ANTHONY.
Stake Clerk
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June igth. 1890.
To the Editor.
The regular ou,rtariy ,,pf.repr, ~
tho Aibartn gf1E. t.se t.it tn g,rl.
at1n. sunday aul NtsYb,y Inn, lin
ANA i.th.
prrF.nt On tho rtYpd af tbs Council az
APOSTLE. John NJ TYyior. I'D mo prral-
deurv I'D gsy.ptl.a II "a u.N'rt. .r.t
D. g' Kiuball. ia 1,. t'Iit st,tba,.Iti...
the pr,fidenry of thr stake and leading
sunday To- 40 m r, isit", .'i,ti "a mod.
the opening rgmnrFa aftrr which TIl.r
y. 81. klmb4ii aUllr,HarI tba r5nfsfrr...
apolklnr I'D I'M. uaftrst ,dy,nt.r,9 ~
thia dietrlgt III Ait.rt, ,1I ~ r.
unudltious upou which al. fttti,r.. ,,.,..
parttv III tit. f,tt.,t.g 4st1,. -.
based nhnioiy Lsaplpg tt1 ,i.,.,,,,.,,t.
mpnts I'D goI rsr..IytIy a.. i"w ~
tithinrs .npd az. ..,,s.l,,,.',,..'l .f .ti.,.I
rufdinr tbIa prlnrlpis
fn mo nftefuooB Elder D. II u,i,.,ts
was tho drst ups8kgr H.. rsflrr.d a.
tho cypnnse of trrritory mad. .'I,,,i.'i
by I.nttrr.dny sniuts and ap,t., ,f tbs
nrduuus lnh6ru ~ pIoursra la Ia pg,g
country. thoy being cntltl.i An ibe
faith and prayers I'D the Saints equally
with the IIdrrs who Ia nbra,I ~ M.
rlonuries An thr vnrid Tbs a,t,s'i,,.
OF wpnith no a4id h. p,t ~. p,3i,,
purpoa. ~ IN. fl,tt,r.d., eaI,,. ~,
no nasistlps ip no s,,,,,,,., 70 ~
work ia ~ iorI 80 ''''
Elder j. " rayIor f,ii,,.t .,,.,tt,,.
OF danger msn.rirg al. lIt,,s H.
Cnr.irton. by d. r09ria i"Irg ,n.I. az
tho pr.a1nt dim. 4, int,,,ii,s. tt' ~.
ia lntoxlrnttng ll9ta,s ti. ,.,..,..'t
TINT MO AZ IA ps,5,i. H. ali ~. ,'1
prevent tbia own m. notlgp ,,,a ,i,ti,
aecondod ma rarrisl ur,gi,,o,,st,. Az,
tho whole coprrggati1p riliTg A.. mo
feet.
Monday lima tatt to srt.
rsugrai sittbgritI.s nf a.. gb,r't, ~
aisg no lgfal stt,,,Iti.s ~ 49,
stake were prrsgpt.I ma -,,"t,i,,..,t t.,.
unanimoua vot. ~ mo S,,pf.r.,,.''. ~
Elder b W. Taylor tb,n gn,is rotor.
ring 10 Inc uncommon se,s,1 .xr.,i-
rucgd In tho Hnrly Nf,,,ntgt, 49,,
nnd Tho fnyor,t,i. ,.,,,,,,rt.,, 1919, h,i,''
al Win etbsr r.,,l,,l ~, 49,, L.. ~.
yIporotis pr6ssriiii5p ~ ~ 81 wy
no Alberta uaiirn,d r,,,',,,,'s 80, ivy
MI. ana mo tng9gttr. t,L.,, a.. 80.
tbnt undertaIipt, la d, ~, Tic, f''''
In no nfi.rna,p tiit.r ~ 'tst,,,..,,
nddroased mo runf9r.ng. a.. s,tJ ~
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Pennington. pocata Co. MINI.
juno "a. 1889.
To the Editor:
We held our conference at Mime
apolis on March 18Th and 18Th, We had
"a splendid time.
Al the close Of our conference PRIEST
hood meeting was held and much en-
ooutaRomvnt was given the EldOrA BY
Elders Hohor ]. Grant and kulHch We
were assigned our fields of labor and
new companion. Elder Chadwick and
1 were assigned Mortified, Rice county
Mlnn. U our headquarters.
We arrived az our held on April 18th,
but we were not received with that
hospitality that We usually receive.
Tho mayor Informed ~ that Sorthncld
ana not need amy "Mprm1niHm.' We
asked him u he know what Mormon
Ism" was, lie supposed that % meant
many wlvcn. We tried 10 show him the
error but 90 no avail. lie admitted
that our people had never done him any
harm and ho know nothing OF us cx-
copt by honrHay. His minister had been
20 salt Lake city. nud would. not mis-
represent anything.
After laboring with him Tor some timo
We told him o. We were sorry We had
failed 90 gct his consent and best
wishes. but we knew what our rights
were and that We felt Il our duty 20 use
some OF them without his consent. "
be- felt 60 deny as the same privileges
that he gave the salvation army tD hold
street meetings. We would visit every
family In the city ana teach them the
Gospel u Christ.
The next day we commenced nur lu-
Dor of love from house "a house. The
FIRST house I visited proved 10 hold pru-
pie willing and anxious 90 give uH u
hrHfiug 90 fact they had been watt
ms patiently tu meet Mormon" El-
doris The gentleman proved to hr
friend Co us. a. the close pf our llhor4
there, We found that we had Ear more
friends ana earnest Investigators than
We had found In amy other city iu the
State N Minnesota Ia tho same length
VI time.
We believe that On this case. aH 90
many others, the opposition has hasten
ed the time FOR honest souls % come
into tho fold NJ Christ
After lubur.ng xix weeks there we
concluded that we would call on the
mayor again, hoping that he had by
this time been shown his mistake We
knew that many ~ the representative
people IN the city wanted as 90 have
fare play. Among this number was the
Northnpld News" the Dx-muyor. and
Father kenny the Catholic priest. but
We found the mayor as hard hearted as
ever.
Your bftthrcn IN the Gospel Of Pence,
CHARLES y. CLARK.
W. A. CHADWICK.
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To tho Editor:
At my last writing I was IN Pike
county Ga, with Elder Mathew. 1
have since that time done q great deal
OF walking, as ia customary with Elders
la the South.
on leaving Pike county. I was called
10 go into Taylor county. and tlke for
a companion Elder J. w. T.. Scott OF
Cache county, Utah: my former COM
pnnion having been called home.
Elder Scott ana lcft Spaldlng coun-
~ ON January 10 uf the present year.
and arrived In Taylor county after a
three days walk.
We entered Butler on jan. 20. and
clnvnssed the town without much
trublo, AZ this place ls college prcsld-
ed over by q Rev Mr.. Dix. d baptist.
When We applied for q place 10 preach
IN we were directed 10 the court house.
We visited the ordinary Judge and
clork, but were referred 10 the shorld
thence 10 the commissioners and ut last
were told that the Insurance men would
not hold tho policy good II preaching
was allowed thore.
Some OF the good people privately
sent for Prof, Dix, the minister. 10
wind up the Mormon" boys. We were
IN the court room an day. Mr., Dix came
in about 10 am ana would hardly no.
tlce as az first, but we persisted IA talk
Inc 10 him, ana mo last hc accepted a
tract and became more communicative.
Tie found fault with the articles OF
our faith, particularly tho eighth ar
tlclc: we believe tho bible 10 be- tho
word N God, as FAR as u ~ translated
correctly; We also believe the Book OF
Mormon TO be the word NJ God"
The court room was fun Of people.
and although we We're not allowed 10
preach we had the opportunity OF eN-
planning the doctrine NJ Christ We
sold several "Noice Of Warnings" ana
we sold Mr.. Dix Book Of Mormon be-
fore he left us
After leaving Butler we laborcd In
the northern part OF Taylor county but
ala not meet with a great deal OF sue
cess
We then went into tho southern part
OF the county and were utre only two
or three days, until we found a frlcnd-
ly neighhOrhoOd. We had private
houses opened 10 as on an sides, and
we began to preach the glad tldlngs Of
great things" unto the people. We have
met with great success here In Taylor
county ~ course we meet with some
opposition and trials, but the Lord has
abundantly blessed as with strength 10
overcome,
on March ith Of the present year,
was privileged 90 lead the hrst candi-
date into the waters o. baptism. on
the nth Of the same month I baptized
another candidate. Elder j. VIM H.
Scott and / were then laborlng to-
gether.
ON March 90 ard q we. with the other
Elders OF Georgia, We're summoned 10
Atlanta, 10 attend conference. We had
had splendid conference Of two days
duration. In which a great deal Of good
instructions were given. After confer
ence was over was ASSIGNED 10 10
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mcnt Of the civilization 81 this age
means their utter destruction where
they are unable 60 nmulgamuto As
with the American Indians 20 with
others where they viii not clvllizH they
must die nationally. Now these people
cannot be- considered uucivilizci ln this
country. Indeed. lu some respects they
are our leaders. but there are stme
things no which we diner 20 radically
that there can Doe mo- Joining hands.
There lH something that hDgcts llHtruHt
and destroys confidence, hence thu f0un-
dalton d. taken away
n the osmanlls and the ArmenIans
could iniormnrry and come Co some
mutual understanding now and
strong typU would De- produced But 90
bring this about o. new and fatally dlf-
forCnt system Of religion lH needed. and
lot uH hope that the Gospel VIII be able
% eject that union NJ races here that
shall eventually produce 70 new aud
healthy branch on rho great troo "
the human family Just as the fusion
N nntlonniiticH in America Inns pro-
duccd now and strong national type.
y. T.. HiNTTE.
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Honor. Mich. June 10, 1899.
To tho Editor.
We often read with interest through
the columns uf the News" tho vurled
experience OF the Elders from their
respective fields OF labor.
We are iahoring NJ Henzir county in
the northern part ~ the State, with
headquarters ut the village of Honor.
This small town On NO situated that 10
makes 10 Impossible for the eye Co
penetrate Tar into the surroundings on
account NJ ltH depressed situation, but
"a short walk Will bring us upon moro
elevated grounds and we con then look
out upon the expanding waters OF the
great Lake Michigan.
The land iu this northern cllmO a.
heavily bodeckcd with timber and
numbering iH the leading Industry. A.
the timber lH cleared on tho farmer
makes his appearance and commences
90 battle with the atumps that the
lumhcrmcn have lett behind We who
have been born and reared on n prairie
think Il looks very discourarinE to sec
men try 60 convert "A land covered with
aiumps Into farm. but such are the
obstacles against which they must bat
tie here
our mode Of spreading the Coz oct
may diner little from that followed
In some ~ the other states Each pair
u Elders u assigned % county IN which
To labor We select some suitable place
20 make headquarters, that " place
where We can attend 60 our correspond
cncc ana remain "a Few days n we su
choose 20 rest ourselves. From our
headquarters We make tours into the
surrounding country and hold meetings
ln the different school huuHnH, where
the people are not too preiudlccd 90 give
~ a hearing. A great many OF the
people have projudgcd the "MurmonH"
uud are not willing 60 listen when we
try 10 tell them our true position. but
prejudice o. being slowly removed. An
incident that VIII bear out thiH.Ftutc-
mcnt happened IN this county. Last
summer two of the Elders held meetings
IN certain locality, ana were Obliged
% spend one night In the school house
the people not being willing 10 enter
tain them, We have Just been holding
meetings iu that same locality and the
people not only came out 90 hear us.
but We received many Invitations 10
plrtukc VI their hospitality which In
NltntluuH We. ~ course. accented.
Thus openings Tor doing good are ap-
pvuring in various directions Whpry at
our ilrHt attempt the way seemed
hcdscd up FOR tho spread OF the GuH-
pei os Christ.
The people as "a rule are spiritually
asleep ana 10 sDvmH Impossible a. arouse
ihpm 90 o. realization TINT they urn
placed upon this earth 10 work out
their salvation.
The "NcwH' o. % welcome visitor.
Your brethren lu Christ.
LOUIS PETERSON
JOHN u. STEWART
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back 20 Taylor county and resume
work there. ! was given Ebor VIM. A..
CAL Of Idaho Tor my companion In the
cause.
We arrived IN Taylor county again on
March 20 finding our friends increased
I'm frieniliucrH and the SliutH well We
boglu preaching again aud revived all
The former words and also giving more
Instructions ON new limos
ON April 2ith last. We were ar8in
called upon 90 perform bapusmB. Tho
"llttlc stone stu rolls forth" Many
evil rumors have been circulated
against us and the Saints here. but they
have little or no weight More people
have Investigated. and on the gith "
April we again had the pleasure OF per-
forming "a baptism.
on May 1th IN little stream called
Nnmh1ullet. ! again blptlHi' four upu-
vorts. At this time Elder Call and I
were called Co meet some now Elders
from home.
We went into PIKE county and met
there Elders Evortnn ami Scott Elder
Scott and Elder can loft together Tor
GluHCOrk county
on The 2tth. Elders King and Nelson
arrived from Zion. Elder james r..
King and went back Into Taylor
county. 60 resume iho labor there. We
arrived No. tho settlement M The Saints
ou The goth 0f May and found nll welt
since coming back the second time.
$50 have had the pleasure % anH some
more of the fruits OF our lIb0ra. ON
june lth. 70 being sunday wo wuf'
privileged again Co immcrsH another
candidate Cor tho remission OF Gins.
and during the Same week. on s1tur-
day. June i0th another applicant was
baptized lu Little whitewater creek
ON sunday last June itth. we again
were called on tu hlptizs a convert
Among those baptized age two WOutIu-
men, one % years Of uE0. ana Che other
e.. or thUreNh0utH. Some were members
off the Methodist faith aud some Uf the
baptist They $40 now Join their t.s-
tImonloH with uB IN saying they know
the Light. Life" Hnl the ancient per-
foot way I have been privileged 90
hlpiize twelve candidate in this coun-
ty
have exceedingly enjoyed tho blcHs-
lnrs NJ God in my work up 90 the pros
emit time. and also the associations ~
my companions We have great hopes
Tor the work hero in Taylor county.
Elder kluE aud ! have been called 60
Eu tao jackson county Co labor now. ana
we expect Co leave here lu 1 fev days.
Your brother. JOHN r. BARTLETT
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NUMBER 1872.

were held four day msatinrs and an.
fil.slhlud meeting on sunday uight.
Ihe Stake prUsldoncy were ull ln at
tendance ana also "a majority N tho
lllsh Council Bishops ana other ioad-
The Instructions given were varied.
out particular stress was laid up1u the
law OF tlthlug and the early completion
or our local Stake academy.
Ihr general and local authorities
were sustained hy the unanimous vote
uf the conference. a cool aplfit aaftuaI
70 prevail and We had a time OF gem
urll rejoicing.
bishops reports Indicated 70 moderate
degree NJ prosperity. although ln a0ma
wards the uNtfrmo dr1uth had been sr-
vcroly felt ana ull had suffered from
the cold, backward spring.
Respectfully.
l.. ~ SAVAGE
ClOrk OF Conference.