Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-05

! etc: experiments IN grain storing in
Z sealed cans had been successful. Grain
| sealed IN this manner, after twelve
| years had been tested and found IN
/ perfect preservation. She cl0s0.i with
a testimony 70 the truth Of w Cos
/ pei,
The president Of Jordan Stake said
that the Stake had been organized but
a short time. but that all we're inter-
ested On The work and It promised TO
60 on successfully.
The PRESIDENT OF Emery stake made
an interesting report, stating that there
was an active interest taken On the re-
lief work Though thar portion Of ooun-
Try Is not a grain country. they mad
succeeded In storing a little. They had
encouraged the silk Industry, and this
work had been carried on quite success
fully
The report from Juab Stake showed
that branch 90 be In a prosperous con-
diti0n, there being seven societies, and
the meetings well attended. Conditions
IN the mining portion Of the State are
different from any other. there their
difficulties are greater, but they are
meeting them with success. There Is
especially good work being done in d
missionary way.
Not Hall has been Told" was sung
by Miss Pye with choral accOmpani-
men, and in excellent style
Mrs. Sarah Jane Cannon said that the
report Of the Lamanites showed that
the Scriptures were being fulfilled. In
many ways the world was helping 10
carry out the laws OF the Gospel This
had been true With genealogies and 9TH
q Ia mob. INHa
mating a small sum TO the FUND 10
enable the officers 70 visit amongst
the Stakes
She spoke Of the silk Industry and
trusted It might be carried on success
fully
Mrs. Emily Clark gave a report OF
the state of the Sandwich Islands peO-
ple-tha l0sepa colony IN T00ele coun.
~. She said that an were active
lorkers. taking a great interest In tho
society work. They are improving In
the language and In every way. Have
done eXccuently In the silk Industry.
Mrs Maggie 81. Gift OF 81. George,
In place 0i Mrs Woodbury.. read q re-
port prepared by the latter In which
the number of societies were given as
twenty-five. and the number OF bushels
OF wheat stored. ST. An the societies
We're iu prosperous condition.
The report Of the ST. Joseph Stake
was next given. stating that a great
deal OF grain had been stored for a
time OF need The Relief Societies are
making 10 practice OF paying the
tuhug for the societies in proportion
to what they take in, believing that The
societies would receive blessing
Nus. Juliua smith spoke Of the nth
OF March donations.
The ooject of these donations IS that
a fund De provided By ten cent sub
scrirtI0u by each member OF the Relief
Societies for th1 purpose n enabling the
officers and members Of the different
Stakes 90 visit with each other The day
was SET apart because OF the organlza-
ton Un that date of The society by
Joseph smith Spoke of the strength
and iusr.r.tI0u manifested by the ofil-
GERS of The society and knew that only
The sr.r.l ul God could have made Il
possible pr Irl ID, Young followed
WIN d touching and beautiful address
upor U.. kits and blessings that should
be- ma. HERITAGE 0f those who had left
homes and r.udrgi ior the faith She
.fyhlrttg her hearers 20 have only
charity and love towards each other
-f6r blessing would surely follow.
Mrs Mary Young gave the repor, Of
Granite ward stating that the stake
president Frank Y. Taylor had I'M
st.tuted "a happy way % visiting with
tba societies Each Sunday they tried
10 t.u 100 least one ward and in this
way seven wards had been visited. she
said the Relief society was organized
twelve years after the Church orgau-
izafi.r and amongst the rules
iaId down w1s that the purpose
of Inc societies should be 90 help put
down n.du.ty and Insul a moral spirit
1e y,.T as minister to the sick III this
Was SD .u DIS day Dc was much more SO
Tbs s1nre.e stake report stated that
fhrrFb tHe societies had been prevented
by ffa recent smallpox epidemic from
meeting Cor come time. The Interest was
am strong and the work would be
carried on.
SEWER stake and others gave most
Interesting reports and the conference
closed with q hymn BY the choir and
prayer