| Show continuation OF YOUNGS yo unus UNOS TRIP SOUTH sept sopt 0 after a military review the company rolled out of fillmore dilvo to corn creek settlement and remained there over oyer night we received our first mail from he the city bero hero eki EVI AVEr crry CITY sept sopt JO early arfy ariy thih this mornin morning morningto gwo wo were upon the way for neaver leaver city arriving about 6 5 j p m ten ton miles out wo we were met mot by a weli well mounted and equipped escort and nearer the tho city wo we wore met by bishop john it murdock murdoch who was ac ao by many my citizens on horseback k and a band wid 0 of musicians drawn by two span of horses all the citizens of or beaver ver seemed to be alive to the occasion 1 of we continued to meet citi ott zene zeris in in wagons and aad on horseback and litho boys were strung along the road for miles all anxious to meet meed and ind bid the president and hla hia company n y welcome on nearing the rub nub public ilc lic square we wore were pleased to see fon for the first time in beaver a fino fine liberty polo not iego leea than 1 zo 90 feet high with the stars and stripes at its extreme top fluttering and ehe emo crackling kling merrily in the amx breeze ze A little west of this we visited with gladdem glad V neya nega we the commencement of a substantial bub aub mee meetinghouse meeting ung house 33 by 55 feet with a basement story designed for school purposes educational lectures parties quorum meetings etc the rock work has already been laid up to the fiat first floii the upper atory story is to bo be finished with brick on thu tho east and on the west aa we drove to the public aquaro the eye met almost in every direction 2 now new bull buil buildings dines dinKs chiefly compo composed bud sud of burned mick brick and new now barns some somo in the course courso of erection and others completed A very fine barn is being huilt built in la bishop murdocks Mor dooks docks yard and the poles of former ye years are gi giving in way to a good substantial board fence loads of ot good brick and lumber were weno lying ly ing around tho the house indicating future additions and moro more extensive improvements provo prove menta ments Thep fhe laoo whore where bishop murdock now ilves lives and which ho he now owns is U where bro formerly 1 lived the spirit of improvement hietal haa baa long slumbered d in beaver is rising from ft om tho the dust of indifference D renoe if we may judge from the evi deocer which inny insy bo seen on every bana band sept ni at TO a 0 in we met nett t the he people of beaver in a good bowery to worship ivor ship uw too lord the boeung wa waa opened by y elder go gon Q cannon elidor eddo W the saints to ca continued aued bilig diligence P co in ku u ing up the tite kingdom 0 oG god odite aught that the priesthood ergood has tie the night right to alc aie dictate in thing temporal aswell fivel a things spiritual complimented the people of f beaver on their improvements and encouraged cou raged them to continue improving in everything f elder geo Q cannon treated on the great import importance aneo anco of the redemption of our bodies and spirits and reasoned at some length on the continued wisdom manifested in the counsels of the servants of god appointed to lead his people those counsels may at times be eie ele hard ard to understand for in our ignorance we cannot comprehend the thoughts and ways of god but the continued wisdom manifested in them and the blessings that have constantly followed obedience to them leaves no room for further doubt in the sufficiency of the priesthood of god to guide us in in the future elder C 0 rich spoke upon our making a heaven of the earth on which we dwell beautifying and adorning it and preparing it for the coming of the son of man overcoming evil putting away wrongs of every kind and living according to the commandment commandments of god continually in all things elder Lore lorenzo uzo snow adverted in happy terms to the tho good results foll following w ing the visita visits of 0 f the president and company m p an to the various settlements and comper complimented the cit eit citizens izenA of beaver on the manifestations of welcome with which they had greeted his arrival he gave some counsel in relation to fruit growing and exhorted the people to live their rell reil religion ion lon After atter afternoon nn bishop john jolin W ilesa opened the uhe meeting bish nish bishop 33 D woolley addre addressed mand nand the people Ot bearin earing gr testimony to the tho preaching finlof of this mornings meeting elder eiden ider lder E T benson spoke of the spir it ift of improvement manifested in beaver and exhorted th the tho people co I 1 to continue in it not waiting un until eri esi trey they felt able to accomplish something great but doing a little as they can and progressing from little to greater works of improvement elder goo A smith discoursed 8 ed a short time on planting out fruit after which president young spoke about half an hour meeting wd by elder G A iti ti een cen and eight this morning the company rolled out of beavor deavor an aud anti anil d after a somewhat dusty drive arrived in parowan Ia rowan at 4 p m about seven miles out from parowan carowan wo we wore were met mot by a splendidly mounted well armed lacort accompanied by a brass band of twelve capital instruments these thebe instruments were imported by br D 0 calder from new new now york last year and they were played upon in a manner very creditable for the time they have been in the hands of the band col wm H dame damo commanding the escort and president of this stake judge silas smith and jesse Jcsse N smith also met the president president to bid him and his company welcome to the hospital hospitalities lueb lUes of the county on entering the city we were greeted by the read ready bows of school ch children ildron lidren dressed in t further on were fourteen young ladies dressed in white with a scarlet sash hung from the left shoulder and tied in a bow on tho the right side they bore a banner with the words carowan parowan Pa rowan harmonic society this was a very neat chaste and happy representation of the divine science of harmony I 1 understand they do not S sing inq b by y the tonic sol fa fall system of n notation tasi tati on which wo we would recommend aa as being bring worthy of the tho their ir adoption on bein fairly introduced into the heart of the city we found daniel page acting bishop busily engaged in distributing di strib tho the company to their quarters which was done in an orderly and prompt manner and I 1 havo no doubt to tho the satisfaction of all the grain crops in this thia vicinity have fared badly this thia year having been attacked by a destructive insect and then by a killing hilling frost carowan parowan apparently patently ly is unchanged and the new meeting honeo house becoming old in ita its newness or in ita its unfinished state stands as we saw it last year on the bouth of it however we discover a now bowery which I 1 will wilt describe again I 1 had bad forgotten to esy say that the members of the band abovementioned above mentioned were dressed in uniform of homemade home made stuff of a light blue mue color and presented a comfortable for table and gay appearance here we met mot elder amasa M lyman at hai hal f past pnat five we attended meeting at the old log meeting house bishop E D woolley opened the meeting elder ezra T ben wn a the me 1 on nce nee to the principles principle I 1 itar in en every C heing dein being 0 kind d delyle le avoiding wrongdoing wrong elone Vione Aoi doing n arid arld I 1 irving r vin according to tire light rd r 1 healed through rough t the counsels of the holy priesthood elder lorenzo loronzo snow spoke on oni the progress of the saints spiritually and temporally and advised the people to plant out fruit trees more generally and and abundantly that they and their children may enjoy the fruit of them meeting adjourned until 10 tomorrow to morrow by elder george Q cannon br W it butt reported that be he met elders P F D richards and A bl mus mua ser at 3 on the lith four miles milea north of Pang witch on the sevier bevier they were doing well and expected to join the company at To Tok kerville orville on thursday next TILE TUK BOWERY 10 sept 13 at 10 a in wp met tinder under a bowery this bowery differs from any which we have seen in the territory tory tony the hight in the centre is about 15 feet sloping to the sides aides the roof is bub aus talked by two rows of clean scant scantling ling to these are bolted the stretchers or rafters of the roof which appear to be about six feet apart across these are stretched at two feet apart strips of lumber and over all is placed a thiu thin layer of brush scarcely sufficient to make enough shade the west and south sides are put up with scantling and boards to which the roof is bolted fast A spacious stand is situate on the south and decorated with flowers green boughs pictures maps etc thir structure ia is not yet finished the whole is 19 fenced around with a neat picket fence and is an airy shady and lightsome place for summer meetings hard hardy grapes planted at each post all adrouny around and trained over the thereof roof would add much to the appearance of this bowery and be at once pleasant and profitable THE pres B young spoke for orme rome some e time 1 elder george Q cannon treated on the information im imparted al r to the people on their varied dutes duties by the president bk and those traveling wl with him on these trips tripe and of the knowledge thus received and the increase of union conse quent thereupon we are receiving lessons in bles bies blessings eings and the more our experience increases we are tho the more capable of enjoying and appreciating the blessings of heaven by living so as to enjoy the holy ghost and exercising arfat great faith in god we can accomplish com all that the lord requires us to do to bo be the recipients of all the blessings he has promised to us elder eider W woodruff touched pon apon the bondage of evil and the libert liberty i guaranteed t cd in the gospel he spoke saoko of the force and power of habit and exhorted the saints to so accustom themselves to to doing right that by being habituated in it thley would not be able to feel contented while any duty remained unperformed which n might ight be required of them ho he encouraged them thein to abide the counsel of the president in attending to their temporal duties as readily as they would if called to go on missions meeting was adjourned for one hour by elder george A smith afternoon singing by the parowan carowan harmonic society who occupied a well put up stand OB on the west side of the bowery their singing is a credit to their heir leader br thomas durham and they bid fair to be second to none in the territory bishop lunt from cedar city wiio will came into parowan carowan last evening with twelve wagons containing contain ing the cedar choir and citizens and a mounted escort to meet the company returned to cedar after this meeting to prepare to receive the pre ere president and prepare his is cm company pany this evenin evening meeting meeting Re eting opened by ell eil elder eider G D watt elder george A mith smith spoke a tl few minu minutes ties on the necessity of saints doing all ali it that they are counseled to do and being ready for every emergency elder C C rich alluded to the er erroneous ro traditions which had bad been entertained by many of the sainte in the past in relation to the kingdom of god and reasoned on the nature of the work to be done in building up that kingdom showing that it embraces every duty spiritual and temporal required of man bythe by the lord th the tho a speaker e k r pointed to the blessings we antly enjoy in this region once so desolate deb dea and aad forbidding and the labor that had been employed with the blessing of god in making these valleys bring forth in abundance forthe sustenance of life the lord has thus far fulfilled his promises made to his people and will do so in the future if we are faithful he requires us te to keep his commandments preparing ourselves I 1 selves selva in overy every way tn to maintain our in to the the truth an and d e f aprin caples h f elder eider jr d r D J on j drill 1 MOVI t pres B young coulig moved that e committee to build the meeting house in parowan carowan be released and that a committee of or one be appointed this thia motion was carried and pres pros W H dame was appointed said committaL committo oto to flub h the tile house pres pree young then required the tilo brethren of parowan carowan to to the calls calla that may be made upon them by br dame put on the roof and ilmah timah the house BO so a to meet u n i it next winter he then blessed th peo pip pit in the name of the lord in dla des missed the meeting meetings mee tingA A for some sonville rea letter contain of the from paro 1 wan wati to kerville Tu To come to hand u up to the hour of or our going gogul to pres press ed NEWS Toker villel sept 1865 the grape yield in To kervIlle this year has not been more than half halfac ackop rop rup and the vines are now being preyed upon by an insect which turns turna the leaves yellow the peach crop was destroyed by a cold coid tny iny dry try wind in thes thea pring ng other crops have done well and with a few exceptions the southern settlements have raised bread enough to do them until another harvest we do not observe any further improvements in kerville To I 1 understand that lumber I 1 id hard to be obtained which ia Is a great drawback upon the growth of the settlement tl ti moro more vineyards vin yarda yards have been planted and the people beena alive in planting out fruit trees of every kind they have traded off their gra grapes pesto to the nearest bettle settle settlements ments menta on the northern side of the rim of the great basin at the rate of twelve pounds of grapes for a bushel of wheat the cotton crop is reported to be very good this season and more cottonmill cotton will win bo bg picked than in other years sept IS 15 we were on the road for st george ai at 7 am a m and arrived in 16 washington at noon we passed over some of the finest in the valleys of the mountains leading the traveler over extensive ledges of volcanic rock these roads have cost the citizens of these settlements an immense amount of labor and means I 1 and give to the world another evidence of the indomitable persever perseverance anoe unflagging energy and untiring industry of this people washington city remains unchanged no improvements since last year except the planting out cut of more grape vines and fruit trees the fruit crops in washington have also been cut off this year by the dry cold wind of last spring MEETING AT washington ton TOK after attending to our animals and taking a little refreshment ourselves we attended meeting under a good bowery which was suggestive of the one we described in parowan carowan Pa rowan and which the people of washington intend to cover with grapevines of home borne hardy variety the only difference is is I 1 in the sides this is embraced by a close wickerwork wicker wor work with a fence around it which is indeed very neat and substantial pres free young spoke a few minutes minu tel tei after which elder geo Q cannon addressed tb thi meeting ou on the government of god showing that it controls in eternity and that through his priesthood he dictates his hit children on the earth elder ezra T benson behson referred to the desert region around which was being settled made habitable and through faith a and aud U d industry was bringing forth produce to minister to the avants wants of the people he encouraged them not to be heartened disheartened dis because theli their fruit crop had been measurably sun sur a failure thib thia year pointing out that 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