Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

session IN Fillmore, sleeping one
.,b, amt Iu the snow near Provo, and
,o,ber night out on the desert beyond,
alc travelling with wagon and team
B the then capital
Another Is That while sick with fever,
e sent for Mayor Grant Of Salt Lake,
ad together they drove to the office
Z Go, Young, to ask that Mr. Rich
rds De excused from serving on the
fillmore legislature He was too weak
, cutter ths Office TO make the request
y GOV Young came out to the car
ae looked him over, and ordered
wo SO home and pack up his outfit
sto uiD south. for the governor was
nn vho was loath to accept an cX-
y lor the fuldllmeut Of duty.
a diary OF Mr., Richards. and other
aa preserved from the era Of be-
asnes in JAW. furnish many episodes
eu interesting phase Of early Utah
a
D mus. be remembered that the
lNmanl INTO Salt Lake valley was
aNgh a road OF tribulations such as
y people have had to pass In the
boy OF america. Strong men were
aaiod 10 Keep cmlgraht trains IN or
lea and 90 serve In the religious or
alnHon. Whom strength was found
/. as voted into power for civic duties
3. Ibe people. and seized for duty by
be religious organization. 1t was just
y necessary on the pioneer trail TO
gp tAe powder dry FOR an Indian at
IL as lt was TO hold religious service
sunday
FELLOWSHIP or THE PLAINS
III. fellowship Of the plains, then
to- a trust in certain poo-
N both spiritually and IN the rela-
nmaip Of governmental functions.
Sa Nere forced through the life that
Pas imposed upon them to be both
gtst aud preacher mayor and bishop.
whether or not there was any desire to
9none the two organizations, and
aer power is entirely another quos-
m bat IN those days of beginnings,
al'n' had du,les to perform and the
e'e people hld religious duties TO ex-
'F' There were mot enough men
90 ounj.' Hence we find Brigham
A'S q, tho enter OF the religion and
I" % the state, but preaching on
sabbath that there was not an alb
'Hs union of them and that he was
~F5 Performing the functions OF the
A'aiate bodies TO fulhll an emer-
lhe Mormon priesthood differs
'aly nom an other priesthoods.
way everybody has an office, and
''1@1y Is supposed 10 earn a living,
'"lng bis services to his religion as
90 20 their social clubs. and their
'-nal ORGANIZATIONS.
'ay hormons exercising their po-
ifanehIso have been compared
'''aoIio cardinal. exercising the
OF holding political office. The
!, -'Non may look all right to the
'u'gh member but inside, the
0oeS not faro so well for the
a church cardinal has the bills for
Ia lald Tor him, and he ceased to
Wy hls livelihood when he made
na ~ AFTER graduation from the
"'' seminary His personal life
m, "'sef an affair for worry. The
N, ''HaS 10 mmgle with his fellow
n. .'''hcSs Co sustain his family.
|ah, N''iord Woodruff could use
~ Brigham Young knew the
Rs1. "'nl OF The laborer. President
Mir. '' ms farm, With a sacrifice
ss I, als Church already made,
d, NV, 'ask Of obtaining a livelihood.
sa, wv. g' request that a religIonist
ash, u ,'.ae a zero as a citizen, on
&c., y 2e''ye religious duties. looks
aao.o Y, him cham perhaps II does
syo VINO mako the demand.
n. e. "''AIF AND DISTINCT.
pl,y ~ p pas early established by the
. !. ''lsham Young that there
combination or coufu.