The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-22
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Al the conference Of salt Lake stake
President George q. Cannon explained
the necessity for the young men going
to Alberta To- work on the canal, say
ing that while they would he paid for
their work he could not say how much
they would receive, and he wished
them to 20 just as II they had been
called on a mission. because the work
referred to was being done for the good
Of Zion and her people.
At the salt Lake stake conference
President Snow announced that he
thought 10 unnecessary to make any
apology for continuing "A discussion Of
one Of the mysteries Of the kingdom.
and he prayed that the brethren and
sisters might be blessed by the spirit
Of the Lord Ia order that they might
understand what was meant 10y the
paying Of tithing. President George
Q. Cannon followed regarding the
duty Of 1.-THE paying and said; We
End In our midst mcn and women who
are constantly striving TO bring them
selves into an entire subsection to the
celestial law, just as In the days when
God revealed unto us the laws Of plu'
raj marriage Al that time there
were a number OF men who were zeal
Gus TO obey that law Notwithstanding
the difficulties that lay In their way
that were serious to overcome. You
could find women also bringing them
selves into entire subsection TO that
law which God revealed concerning
that state, and they sacrificed them
selves and their desires and inclina'
lions and their worldly tastes, they
sacrificed them all In order that they
might obey that law. Hundreds of
women have displayed the greatest
obedience aud willingness to make
any sacrifice that should be required
Of them; living In peace, living In love,
living In union aud determining at
whatever cost that they would submit
10 the law Of God" lie said he spoke
OF the trials Of the women because
they had been peculiarly severe, and
that they had shown willingness 10
obey AMI submit that was most admir-
able. President Cannon said he doubt
ed II there were many men and women
present who did not believe In the law
Of tithing, but some have doubts rs 10
how the tithing II used, some feel that
the money II Incorporated, and
hence are 10th TO pay their full tithes.
The duty to pay tithlng was as appar'
ent as the necessity was great, and II
should not be neglected.
Clinton ward, Davis county, has de-
cided to build new meeting house.
One Of the most successful entertain.
ments ever held In Wayne county was
given at Cainevillo for the old folks.
Az 10 u. IN. all met at the schoolhouse,
which was very appropriately decora.
ted for the occasion. All the old folks
from 40 upwards were given badges,
designating their ages, splendid
program was given which continued
until nuon, when u substantial repasl
was served. One hundred and fifty
persons partools OF the bounties oil
life, after which outdoor sports were
enjoyed.
Samuel II. Hardy, OF ST. George, d
pioneer and stalwart veteran, passed
away and was laid to rest September
II at the age OF %. lie was born In
Massachusetts,, Joined the Church nj
an early day. and came TO Utah In
1850. He was n major In the NauvoC
Legion. lie was called south In 1861
and located In Virgin City. lie went
to st. George In 1867, and was a mem
Der OF st. George stake thirty-eight
years, lie had received every ordl
nance possible TO receive and wal
well thought OF by all who knew him.
Nicely ward, Oneida county, Idaho
has no post Office because no one car
be found who will act. IL is neal
American Falls and has fifteen OF
twenty families. The ward is reached
from Rockland by roundabout roat
over roughly hill desert The ware
was organized by President Lorenzo
Snow In 1852. Bishop william Neel,
was ordained bishop and yet preside
over this thriving people.
The handsome new stone meeting
house for Burton ward at Indepen
dence, Fremont county, Idaho, q
nearing completion. IL is built OF
dark stone and trimmed with a beau
tiful white stone. The arch for tn,
tower is an especially attractive piec,
OF work.
At a citizens meeting at soutl
Hooper, Davis county, Utah. It was de
cided that steps should at once b.
taken TO have new meeting.h ous
erected. Accordingly committee
consisting OF Alexander Patterson
John w. Singleton, Thomas Ross
| navid Chriaianaen and w Jaeoh IA III