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whom he first came 10 this land. and not
long after was called on to conaecrate
nll he had. which he did. and now we
are called upon again 10 more strictly
observe tho law Of tithlng lie felt there
were important events In the near gu
tufe for this people. iio eNhorted the
Saints 10 faithfulnoaa In all things
The general church and Stake nu-
thorluea were proaentcd and unnnl-
mouHly nustaincd.
Eldcr v, l.. Halliday referred 90 some
incidents In his youth. when he had his
testimonies removed and strengthened
hy hardening 20 the servants OF tho
Lord. and obeylug the principles VI the
Gospel
A duct was plennlngly rendered by
Sister Emma John and Brother John
johnson.
Elder Geo Tcasdaie read from the
Doctrine ana Covenants. showing the
consequences 10 those who have not
faith 90 ohforve the law or tlthlng IN
the midst Of Israel. and uxhurtui the
Saints 60 learn IN. viii ~ God and be
devoted IN their lives 60 His cause.
Elder Partridge made Few closing
remarks.
The choir rendered an anthem.
Consider aud hear me-
Conference then adjourned for three
Benedlo,lon BY Elder Geo. s Taylor.
J. W. BEAN
Acting clerk.
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tary and Daniel f. Hawkley as treas
uror
Alonzo Harmon Price N McCammon
ana Peter NJ. Larson of Garden Greek
were sustained as aids 10 the stake sn-
periutendenoy.
Two class exercises OF the First and
SECOND intermediate departments OF
the Cambridge Sunday school were
nicely rendered.
Elder Wm.A. Hyde Of the stake presi-
doncy gave come excellent advice to
sunday school workera
Elder Richards strongly urged the
payment % tlthca. The parents should
take an Interest In Sunday school work.
and come 10 Sunday school with their
children.
Elder summerhaya dwoit upon the
subject or uthlng. and talked earnestly
90 the parents 20 do something for their
boys
Elder Pond made the closing remarks
and thanked nll Tor the part they had
rendered IN making the conference %
success.
nenedlctlon was offered by Elder Jos.
W. Summcrhnva
a special sunday school officers and
te1chcfa' meeting was held between the
two Sunday sessions nt which Elders
aumucrhaya and Richards dwolt upon
virtue, ana tho great necessity OF 10
bUlnu taught Co our children.
An excellent spirit WIS present dur
INK the whole conference and the at
tendance WIS very good. especially dur
ing the sunday afternoon session.
W. J. MiLLARD,
Secretary pro tenn.
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Ncphi. Utah, oct 10, 1892
To the Editor;
The regular quarterly conference con-
vcned IN the tabernacle here Saturday
and sunday. oct. 18Th ana 18th. and
though the unfavorable weather pre-
vented many people from other settie-
menfH attending yet all who ala attend.
found % one of the best conferences
ever held IN this stake. Elder Hcbcr
J. Grant, of the Council " Apostles.
and Andrew Jensen were the visiting
brethren.
on Saturday nt 10 O. M. tho first meet
Ing " the conference convened, Elder
Jas. w. paNman presiding.
Elder Andrew Jensen related his trav-
els IN foreign countries.
Elder n. j. Grant followed and
forclhly pointed out the many strong
testimonies which are daily being borne
10 the world. of the divinity of the CALI
Ing % the Prophet Joseph Smith The
very fact that our valleys have be-
come the most fertile ana productive,
according o. their area, 0f any In The
world was testimony Of the divinity
of this work Chemists have proved,
he said that our soil n capable of aus-
tanning n larger population than any
country OF the same size. and that was
q direct fulfillmont Of the promise ~
God made Co the people. that II thcy
would keen His commandments. they
would prosper
IN tho afternoon Elder Grant contin-
ued his romufkH and was followed by
Elder Ienruu. who spoke briefly on the
Importance 81 the Saints sustaining
/ our own publications
sunday. $3.50 o. M. the sunday schools
Of the two wards mot IN the tabernacle
and were addressed BY tho visiting
| brethren. A. 1880 conference recon.
/ vencd. Elder Jas. W. Puxmun reported
/ the condition Of the Stake. tie was fol-
| lowed By Elder Grant, who pointed out
| the duties u presiding officers. and
especially the Bishops.
| ~ 3. M. the last meeting OF the
conference was held. and like the win,
at the wedding feast, II proved to b
! the best. Never In this place has Their
been such manifestation uf the splri
! " God brother Jensen spoke on tn
Grant then delivered one - the mos
powerful sermons ever heard In thi
| city. The whole audience folt the a.
! vine presence aud the strong Testimony
Go the truth OF the great latter-dal
work, LETT an impression on his hear
| ors that they will never forget.
In the evening u meeting was helf
| under the auspices ~ the Mutual I'm
proycment associations and the spirit
ual feast Of the afternoon was repeated
Now that the winters work II upoi
ua, an feel like making supreme offor
60 surmount an obstacles ana work un
ccaslngly Tor the triumph OF the king
V. 4. CANDLAND.
stake Clerk.
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The Pocatollo stake Sunday school
conference was held at McCammon,
Idaho, Saturday and Sunday. sept. 2ard
and gath. 1893. Elders Joe. W. Summer
hays and Low W. Richards OF the
Dessert sunday School Union board,
were present.
Conference convened Saturday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. the stake aupcriutend-
cnt, Elder l.. q, Pond presiding. After
singing and prayer, roll Of the sunday
schools OF the tr.An was called. seven
The opening remarks We're made by
Elder l., g. Pond.
The Dempsey. Cambridge and Grant
schools were reported BY their supcrin-
tundcntf and some Of the schools gave
class exercises.
Bro. Levi ". Richards. OF the Union
board. admonlfhod sunday school teach
ers to seek the Spirit OF the Lord to
guide them la teaching the children.
Brother J, W Summorhaya Of the
Union board. advised concert singing.
lie spoke " the benefits TO be derived
from the schools learning the Lords
prayer. the Ten commandments, Arti-
Giles OF Faith. the names OF general
church Authorities; the blessing on the
Sacrament ana testimony OF the three
wltuCsFes, etc, lie also dwclt on tho
Word OF Wisdom. and some other top-
les.
.. m.-The conference called 10 or
der hy Elder Pond. The Garden Creek,
kocklund and McCammun sunday
schools were then reported.
The First intermediate department of
the Dempsey Sunday school rendered a
class exercise.
The congregation ccltcd the Ten
Commandments in concert
Elders Richards and SummorhuyR &C.
cupled the balance OF the afternoon scH-
sion w answering questions which had
been handed In. and speaking upon the
Sacrament. concert singing ana pune
on Sunday at 10 .. M. tho conference
again convened. Afpr opening cNcr-
ciaos Elder u. - Harrison reported his
LAHORE as one OF ac rupprlntcudcncy OF
the Pocatello 81 ke.
The Pocatclloi Nrolcyyllle ana Marsh
Center sunday schools were reported.
Elder Sumr erhaya spoke on the adj
Visibility Of subscribing FOR the Juven-
he Instructor He advised the teachers
90 tenoh only what they knew. lie said
"a person who used liquor or tobacco was
not 40 for "a Sunday school teacher He
would like 20 see tho nickel fund up to
100 per cent 10 every school. There
should be- no Partially shown 90 any
one nnd those who cannot dress no well
should have proper respect.
Elder Richards answered a number OF
NAehtiNilf anu ANl'iiNu Nkalh 10 cone
cert recitation and the Articles OF
Faith
At2p. M. after the preliminary ox-
erciaeH. the Sacrament was admins
tered under the direction or nlahop W.
A. Norton ~ McCummon, during which
time Elder 49, W. Henderson Of Garden
creek. spoke upon rs proper adminia-
tration.
The General Authorities OF the Church
ana ~ tho sunday schools, with Dcsfret
sunday School Union board. were all
unanimously sustained.
l.. G. Pond, VIM. spillman ana u. ID,
Harrison were sustained ne stake Sun
day school SUPPLEMENTARY.
NJ. a. Pond was sustained as Gecre-
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In authority. The speaker reported the
work OF the Oakland branch for the last
six months as being very satisfactory.
Elder Asa Athey. who 10 hunorahly re-
leased Go return 10 his homo In Paris.
idaho. after two ycarn OF labor here,
gave point TO the testimonies that had
been borne. In bidding the saints fare
we'll Among tho other brethren who
spoke during the session were Elders
Layton. Maughn, Lay, WhCaucy. Sod
wick. nelknnp and ballard.
AZ the afternoon meeting the same IN
tcrcst was displayed that had ch0rac-
tcriEed the morning session. The au.
thoritloH " the church were sustained
by unanimous vote. az were also n. ~.
Nyc ma PRECEDENT Of the California mis-
sion. and Mrs. Ida ~. Saril. nn secretary
of the san Francisco conference. The
position Of conference PRECEDENT made
vacant by the release of Elder Plat.
was left untitled until the other cpu-
ferences have been held IN Los An
geles and Sacramento.
The fret speaker OF the afternoon was
Elder n. v. Thatcher who took for his
theme the necessity Of fnith and the
quality Of repentance. Elder VIM. CHIP
man had baptism Tor the subject Of hiH
remarks. Elder Hess followed. bear
Ing his testimony.
Elder n. y. Hainea was the laat
speaker. lie spoke on the doctrine ol
salvation for the dead, and dwelt
upon the rcaaonablcncfe Of ialth
which condemns no man but oncrH hope
Tor all.
In the evening Elder T.. II. Nyc spoke
10 large congregation upon the king
dom OF God
During the meeting music was fur
nlahod by the Oakland quartet and a
quartet also ~ san Francisco youns
people. During the evening nesting
Elder Plat and Sister Swell sang,
ASHAMED OF jesus" the music
throughout added greatly 20 the on
joyment.
on Monday the Elders received their
assignments. on Tuesday a picnic
wac the last occasion for handshak
Ing before separating To the different
parts Of the state During the last
year forty-hyo haptisms have been pof-
formed In Tho part Of the state.
IDA NJ. SAIlLL. Sec'y.
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In Tho Eastern reoa,yi,apIa Conference,
b76 Peacock Street, Pottaville, Pa.
October, TO- 1890.

$40 Peacock Street, Pottsville, Pa.
october, 10. 1890.
To the Editor;
During the past ten weeks Elder Skid
more and l have visited and held meet
inFs In ten counties.
The work In the eastern Pennsylvania
conference 20 advancing rapidly. Tho
Elders are preaching the Gospel With
out money, prejudice N nllaycd. and
people are willing 10 give uH a hearing,
Since leaving Scranton, july 22nd. We
have visited on foot ton counties and
held over one hundred meetings In
churches, halls, parks, groves, school
houses. cottages aud ON the street. We
have held open air service In some ~
the largest cities and put up Mt the best
hotels. We have received many tea-
tlmonlea and had much valuable cNpcr-
lence. The Lord has crowned our hum
BILE efforts with success, ana we re-
iOlce IN our lnhorH Ia the ministry. our
faith has been strengthened and our
testimony Increased The Lord has
fulfllcd Ills promises,
Business ~ active ana prosperous.
There IL great activity In the coal and
iron regions, The mines, foundrlcs and
mills are working To- their fun capacity,
our conference Convcnca at Scranton
on October 2ath and a0th, AZ present
we have nineteen Elders In tho neld,
faithful energetic and devoted workers
for the Master. May "Ii0n arise and
put on her beautiful garment, and be-
come the light and glory ~ the world"
DAVID gpfLABUikY.
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v,euf brother,
WILLIAM II. HEAToN.


TNn
"a, r' ','nl'annuh conference Of tho
r.., ','1'l'oo branch OF the calIfornis
b, \, p convened IN the Pythlan cas-
J, IT,. ~ Market street. on the morning
,sSs. .'lh October sth. and continues
q hbor s ~ present from the geids
hig siss s'9ns The coasts. and sainis s'e ~
rafs r'' .elng as Wen as conver,s ~
tsa n. go, ~, date were In etteni,,cott
~. on pafir Of the conferenca '' sa,
te1afIgs' ' ., and Alameda beiSg n s,n
~ lss w w, rprlsentcd. mn Al,
~. nb ~ we finest III the yenr my NY
aHlnsd h. ~ , iiIied Frdndship iIaiiil a Wa
isiInonSS ,he words of lnstnietin,, ana
81 l,i from The Elders ~ rnnld e h,,i
lhos sS \, NE ne Lord was bles og,S p ,bl
lasrns y, we w, acgasion with an o We
u Hawai-, testimony largely. '"T El a, re- /,
SiaIioslsss spoke strongly ON t l,,uy W.: v;
"s Tie counsel d The br ,e bysa
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oakhurst Texas, Oct. 10. 1890.
no the Editor;
While al Houston, a week or two ago
my companion having been released a
few days prevlous) visiting Saints and
friends, I decided TO visit Sister Wade,
who lived 10 the southeast part OF the
city. whom ! last visited her, on going
there again I was surprised 10 nnd her
home unoccupicd | was obliged 20 seek
entertainment for the night aud renew
my search ON the morrow. 1 made my
way 10 the Capitol House and was told
In reply 10 my Inquiries that ! could
set lodging there Tor the night
Ia the South Texas conference we
have been struggling against mcknera
since last conference. four Of our num-
Der having been called homo ON account
OF sickness our work has also been re-
t1rded by malarinl fever among the
Elders, but the Lord has blessed us
greatly, for which We are thankful
About forty have been baptized since
our last conference was held. aud there
are many more earnest Investigators.
cdAS W. HANSEN.
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sou,h ws.tsrn s.sls. Ml..lop.


Htph'g lolhtf pets - Aofs'
To the Editor;
Some time ago We were called to 20
on mission to the Southwestern States.
ON arriving at 81. John, Kan. we
wctc appointed 90 labor In the East
Kansas conference. where We have la
bored about n year how. We were APP
pointed 10 labor together at our spring
conference. which was held IN Jackson
county. Kansas, last June. We had to
walk something like one hundred miles
before reaching our Held Of labor
which was In Douglas county Kan. We
commenced just south sud east NJ the
city Of Lawrence. visiting all IN" hchuol
districts IN that locality. holding meet
iugs Ia the school houses, ana VISITING
every house In each district, distributing
tracts. talking with people on the prih-
clplcs Of the Gospel. We found some or
the people very Kind and hoapltahle.
while others were not. The Lord has
blessed US and our lnhors, Kind friends
have been raised up on every hama, We
have had the privilege of leading several
persons into the waters OF baptism.
Elder Robbins became sick and could
not travel for several days and the kind
people that took US In while he was sick
accepted the Gospel. We had the priv.
ilegc Of baptlzlng them all The LORD
has blessed ~ nhundantly while we
have been lnburlng together. We nave
seen the power Of the Lord made mani
fest In the healing ~ the sick by the
laying on Of our hands, aud We have
had many other testimonies OF His
power.
The people seem to take considerable
Interest IN our teachings. Some come
eight and ten miles 10 hear US.
The News" ~ a welcome visitor.
Your brethren,
ISAAC JONES,
w r. HOnBINS.
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saturday slight a"d sunday In scotland
strange Contrast.
EdIneursh. Scotland, Sept 80 1899.

Edinburgh, Scotland. Sept. 30 1899.
Special Correspondence.
IT'S Saturday night. l IN In my
lodgings In deep reflection. gaze from
my window and see the moon shining
In brilliant aplendor, listen and hear
the town clock strike ninci but az q
strikes % Noise 70 heard 'tls the prattln
ana tattlc NJ children, Of yuungHierH as
they dart 10 and fro In youthful merrl-
ment bent 1t would seem. ON cloang
the week with pondcroua outburnt Of
hitherto pent mp enthusiasm, I look
longer. 1 fancy my eyes carry vision
from afar, They take me yonder. 10 u
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Elder s. j. Wilson N Teasdaie.
Wayne CO.. returned on the IAN OF this
month from mission 90 Great firitain,
tie was set apart ON the 2ist u Aug.
1897. and was assigned 20 the sheffield
conference. a great work. he SAYS IA
being done there, and the GOSPEL IL
being preached under favorable cir
cumuancca. quite few are added
60 the Church from time 90 time Elder
Wilson ana not enjoy very good health
during the first part ~ his mission. but
lately De has been strong. lie returns
feeling well IN every respect
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder Arthur NtlnHou. Of Paris. Idaho.
who was set apart FOR mianiounry lab-
ora on the 18th Of September. 1877. re-
turned home on the 10Th Inst. lie has
been laboring IN Maryland and West
Virginia. The conference. he says. u
IN "a prosperous condition, The ndver-
Hary " not idlr. but the work ~ progrosH-
inr. There were twcnty-scvcn hnptlHma
since the April conference, Elder l.. n.
brown of ogden, who has been labor
ing In tho same mission. returned home
In company with Elder Minaon.
Elder r. l.. Fisher OF Hountifui.
Davis Co. has returned home from
mission TO Great Britain. lie was set
apart ON tho 18Th of August, 1897. ana
was assigned 90 the London conference.
lie states that be has had an enjoy
able time while absent. and that the
mission ~ In gotd condition. Elder
Fisher returned home on the iith inst.
after a pleasant trip across the ocean
and Continent
Y Elder George A. Campbell OF the 9th
Ward. Salt Lake city. who wnn sgt
apart on the gth OF Aprll 1897, Tor mis-
Hl0nury work In Colorado and Wyum-
Ing. returned home from chat field on
the ard ~ October. this year lie lab
bored first IN the Pueblo conference.
and then In Denver He was suisse
uuently sent Co open up new nrld
IN Wyoming. In the Biz Horn Basin.
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turned in company with her brother.
Elder Thatcher, She was set apart on
the 18th OF August 1877. and accom-
panied hor husband Co hla field Of lab
or. Elder Farrell ~ the president nt
tho mission. he has not yet been re-
leased from the duties ~ post he has
cess. Sister Farrell says she has en-
juyed her missionary experiences very
much. and from returning Elders 10 IL
learned that the Influence of the sisters
IN the missionary field o. felt and APP
prrciated by ALL
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Elder Frank w. Thatcher Of Logan.
Cache Co. called az the News" office
on the ifth % this month. having re-
turned ON the day previous from a
mission TO the Netherlands. ilo was
In Brussels eleven months and the re-
mniudcr ~ the time lu Amsterdam.
Eldor Thatcher believes the Neither
lands miasiun az present ~ the most
prosperous ln Europe Tho nctcaslona
tu the Church are numerous. The mis-
ana the Saluta are, uH n rule true TO
the cause The people in general are
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Elder James p. Outzon Of nlchncid.
sevief Co. hnH returned from mission
o. tho Kentucky conference. lie was
Fet apart on the 18th Of August. 1897.
lie says ~ has enjoyed hia lahora and
met with good success. lie arrived In
this city on bis way home. on the 18th
Inst
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and he says his efforts there were Mt
todded with much auccess He was well
received by the people In the state.
ana had more calls FOR meetings than
he could respond 10.
Elder y. VI Plat of the 18th Ward
Salt Lake city. returned on the 18th
~ this month from California. lie was
aet apart for mission 10 that State
on the 22nd of Sept. 1897. Ills field u
labor was principally Los Angeles.
san Diego and San Fmnclsco. Ta pre-
sided over the branch in the last nam
ed city for about one year. 10 reports
that the mission o. lu highly pros
porous condition. additions 10 the
Church being made right along lie
says he has enjoyed his mission very
much.
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V. L. cANDLAND.
alnkn Clerk.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-17

Still at no time during the session
did well informed members antici-
pate the passage Of any Of the com
prehensiye bills before both houses.
1t is at least hopeful that the sur
vevs authorized by congress will be
begun shortly. The Walker Com
mission is expected to make it's com
plete report by April Is, aud it is
rumored that the President will at
once appoint the commission to
carry on the preliminary work aut-
thorized by congress under the one
million dollar appropriation. 1t the
next congress acts with promptness
and honesty, not much time will
lave been lost, because the surveys
would have to be made and the tenn
Per Of the Nicaraguan government,
ascertained anyway. But by tina,
1t is likely that the deficit in our
revenues will be so apparent that
the canal will be thought too
unless that very thing is
excuse for turning it owe"
to some private syndicate to builo
and profit by.
II. J BROWNE.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-17
Notice For Publication,

U. S. Land Office,
Rapid City. S. D., Feb. p. 1898. {
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof IN
support Of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before register or
Receiver at Rapid City, S. D., on April
l.. 1899. viz: George H. Sanders.
Homestead entry No, 4lS6 for th,.
southwest quarter of the nurlhwes t
quarter. section %. and the east hal! of
the northeast quarter n northwest,
quarter Of the northeast quarter.
section %, township north.
range 10 f. b. II. Nj. He names a.
witnesses: William Hutchinson f
Rapid City, S. y, Stephen D. Robinson
OF Rapid City, 5. D., James
Robson OF Rapid City, S. D., and Levi
Reber Of Rapid City. S. D.
A.. x. GARDNER. Register,
First publication March 3.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-17
Notice for Publication.
UnILFU SIdLpS Ldnu CIIC". I
Rapid City, S. D., March :, 1899

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of her intention to make final proof IN
support Of her claim aud that said
proof Will be made before the register
or receiver at Rapid City, S. D.. on
April -, 1899, viz: Margaret A. era
mcr, widow of Michael Cramer, de-
CEASED, Homestead entry No. 1866, for
the south half Of the southeast quarter
and northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, and the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter, section ~, town
ship l north, range 6 a Black Hills
Meridian. She names The following
WITNESSES to prove her continuous resi-,
dence upon and cultivation Of said land
Il. r. Beach Of Rapid City, S. D.. Add
Thompson of Rapid City, S. d., Ar.
thur Lee of Rapid City, S. ID. and
Isaac S. Cramer of Rapid City, S. D.
A. X. GARDNER, Register.
First publication March Bird.