Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
HEWLETT BROS. co.

prior To his leaving. Ho had hlB nrst
appointment as local bishop Boo issS and
visited Utah about five years ago and
Ms rrcollcctiunH OF the State ATE very
pleasant llt was amazed Go hnd the
hIsh standard VI brain ANA culture
that ls found 100 these Rocky Mountains.
10 iH generally Thought back East that
any Kind 90 men VIII do 90 eynuEcllzc
the West and without being personal
thought that inferior teachers had been
sent out Co those lniNrmuuutHln regions.
lie had found more blDkslldlnH Meth
udists and PrcsbytorInns hero than any
other part NJ the country and believed
a good labor could hc taken up 90 bring
them Into tho fold again
After tho bishops briof talk reports
were preceded with.
OTHER REPORTS.
Rev Jayne OF the Provo district. em-
| hruCiUE nll the country between Elch-
nrld and Salt Lake except the scin-
dlnnvlans under the puat1rato of Rev.
Motk
Rev. Mork of the Rlchnold district.
covering south 10 MuryHyolc ana north
10 Salt Lake 90 the northern line.
The local ministers then made ludl-
vlduu reports of their respective baiu-
wlcks.
Mr. Jayne reported the peculntlon NJ
[ the ubscundlnE pastor. Rev, q. l.. Mar
Win, Of the Muruur church, showing
/ shortage VI about ti.l0O which had boon
] covered by tho alINpru work Uf Dr. I'M
l lu Mercur ana Salt Lake. among the
| various churches. The MurCur church
| was dedicated last sunday night and all
| debts paid,
Mr Jayne reported uf flock who dee
] sired their minister returned because he
] was o. religious man.
AIR. WIks uf Provo reported the Tee
| nunc.utiun NJ faith 90 Roy. KIRBY who
/ N.....H IHN b.
! Mr.. Kirby left without permission
when Dr. llin arose and said be- had
] received "a letter from the doubling
/ minister announcing hiH projected dee
/ phrturr from Provo TO accept % position
IN an independent church ut ChurlcHt0n,
! South Carolina,
Rev. Mork N the Rlchncld district.
embracing Riyhnrld, Logan brigham
city, part NJ SAT- Lnun tacaudtnaylan'
! reported % need % more workers and
money az Snuiaquin, particularly. Rev.
. Murk thought this political storm
would create greater interest and
luNuHtlHItuu among the people rr-
dnunlug IN the Advancement of thoir
interest
Rev o. C.. waynick Of Park city rr-
] ported the destruction Of the church
ana the rebuilding % now one ut
"a cost Of $500, which he thought a
marvel M oheapnras.
Rev Hansen OF Ephrnlm regretted
the frequent visitation OF stake officials.
Apostles and other high Mormon OF
tlcinlH,hut thought many OF tue students
from the stake academy there had
visited his church and had greatly en-
i0yod their visits,
on motion OF Or. lllr the conference
! decided To- hold no session on SutuT-
day ln honor Co the soldiers
A motion was made Go permit Mr.
Hammond OF San Francisco, "a rgpreayn-
tatIyo OF the American Bible society
20 Eiye "a political speech. us be was
drifting into politics ln rapid strides
having seen the Manila soldiers DE- was
nllUd with enthusiasm Tor the admins.
truti1u ana ltH policy. The worthy
gentleman quickly subsidized and the
meeting adjourned until 1880.
THIS AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session wuE devoted "a
reports from the various Held workers
ana three fourthB hour address from
from Mrs. Potter.