Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

cumstanccs under which the law was
given. and spoke at some length ON this
subject. In conclusion he pronounced
his blessing upon the officers and or
gunizntions and Saints generally
At the afternoon services Elder NJ. l..
Shepherd occupied portion of the time
IN reminding the people u some NJ tho
obligations we are under 70 each other.
lie quoted figures 60 show the per
capita N tithing paid annually, ami adj
ded that we need not expect 60 inherit
the full blessings OF tho Lord when we
do not comply with His laws. and this
law OF tithiuE In particular.
Elder Tanner. from Milford. rcnortcd
the condition Of that branch.
Elder Joseph reported the Adams
willie ward Elder Gideon Murdoch
talked about the prospects of Frisco
branch ana commented upon the re-
ports given.
Elder q. l.. Benson made fow re-
marks ln the course Of which hH urged
upon the parents Co soc TO 10 that their
children attend strictly TO the sunday
schools that they may be taught TO
have the proper faith in tho Gospel
The Sunday school commenced under
the presidency Of the Hup.rlutpudyutH
at n. On. Sunday morning. both de-
partmcnts being present and nlling the
house To- itH capacity. The Articles %
Faith were rohoarHcd Ia concert, ana
other exercises were carried out, show.
ing good progress. 10 was learned
from the remarks OF Stake Assistant
Superintendent william Burt that there
are thirteen sunday schools now iu
Beaver Stake. including thc one recent
IS organized In the lower valley named
the Curfow school, AN on which are
doing n good work among the children
Of the Luuor-dny sulutal
The regular services % tho conference
were resumed nt 1879. After the
usual opening exercises Elder j, r.
Toltou addressed the congregation on
the subject OF the ALLEGIANCE we owe
60 our God and ourseiveHaud the build
Ing up of the church on God.
bishop Eyre gave o. good report NJ
MinurvIllo ward and spoke mani
good ana encouraging words ON sub.
icctH uf great Interest The spirit ~
prophecy rested upon him when speak
lng ON the principle ut timing.
The afternoon HorylcoH were opened
as usual. The Sacrament vIs admin
lHtcred ana the statistical rsuortH were
read. and the general church Authorl.
ties. as wcll as the local Stake officers
were sustained by unanimous vote The
names Of Jesse Tie. Samuel BnkcB and
James II. skinner were ptCHented and
sustained Tor promotion 90 the High
NN."N 'aNN NNiNH tANNA % ANHN Na ANNNlN' ANAA"'
Hluuafios were sustained.
Superintendent william FothcrinF'
ham gave AN instructive discourse IN
the interest of the Sunday schools. The
speaker advised all the young men and
women uf this county 20 avail them,
selves uf the opportunities offered by
tho Beaver branch OF the brigham
Young academy as soon na commence
ment work ~ forthcoming ana prCpnrt
themselves Tor future usefulness.
Elder J. H. Murdoch spoke ~ his be,
lief in the signs or the Savior. that
every word spoken by Him was truth
Elder Joseph Mcknight "a lately re-,
turned missionary. spoke % his mis-
slunury l1bors and testified 10 the truth
/ OF the work uf the Lord.
Elder Charles u. White. president
/ Of the stake expressed satisfaction ir
/ the services of the conference aud biz
approval Of what had been said. n,
urged upon the people to maintnif
/ their obligations toward the establish
mcnt OF tn, academy. no pay up thell
apportionmcntH, observe strictly th,
| law " tlthing and help redeem thu
! Church from debt Incurred through tn,
] neglect Of the people.
Conference was adjourned Tor tire,
| months. The choir sang. colder
Days" and hcnediction by Elder u
| Mauacr.
W. @. MOWERS.
clerk OF Conference.