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EDITOR'S TABLE. 315 greater part of his life. He is a resident of London, but is just now spending a few weeks in Utah. His contributions heretofore to this magazine have been of great interest, and the boys are assured of a rich treat in the forthcoming tale of adventure. Conjoint M. I. A. Conferences, 1903. Sunday, Jan. 18 San Luis, North Sanpete Sunday, Jan. 25 Millard, Benson, Pocatello Sunday, Feb. 1 Wayne Sunday, Feb. 8 Beaver, Utah, Sevier Sunday, Feb. 15 San Juan, Emery, Morgan Sunday, Feb. 22 Juab, Fremont, Uintah Sunday, March 8 Panguitch, Union, Box Elder Sunday, March 15 .' Bannock, Jordan, Woodruff Sunday, March 22 Summit, Oneida, Bingham Sunday, March 29 Wasatch, Cassia, South Sanpete Sunday, April 12 Granite, Nebo Sunday, April 19 Davis, Malad Sunday, April 26 Bear Lake, Tooele Sunday, May 10 Parowan, Hyrum, Alberta (East) Sunday, May 17 Weber, North Davis, Alberta (West) Joseph F. Smith, Elmina S. Taylor, Gen. Supt. Y. M. M. I. A. President Y. L. M. I. A. Thos. Hull, Ann M. Cannon, Gen. Sec'y Y, M. M. I. A. Gen. Sec'y Y. L. M. I. A. BOOK MENTION. Utah, the Inland Empire, Is the title of a beautifully illustrated work of 110 pages (size 9 x 11J inches) published by the Deseret News. The articles on the various subjects are written by authorities in the fields they cover, and give an excellent account of the settlement, growth and development, mining, agricultural, and commercial industries, of Salt Lake City and the State. The State's attractions, together with the biographies of some of its leading spirits and founders are attractively treated. It is just the kind of a book for tourists, and to send to friends at a distance