Minutes of June 23, 1838
Thomas B. Marsh to own the print shop. Require invoices from agents in Kirtland before filling orders from the First Presidency. Give David W. Patten the acre where he lives. Sell the Musick house for Joseph. Committee to work with owners of public houses to assure order.
Date		June 23, 1838		FWR, 189 –190.
Location		Far West
Description		The High Council of Zion met …
Presiding		Thomas B. Marsh (h) and David W. Patten (h)
Clerk		Ebenezer Robinson
High Council		Simeon Carter Jared Carter Thomas Grover John P. Green Levi Jackman Sampson Avard John Greg Thomas Guyman Reynolds Cahoon George W. Harris [?] Chase Sylvester Hulett		Arranged in order of numbers drawn.
Open		Singing by Thomas B. Marsh
Resolutions		After lengthy discussion, the council decides:
Print shop		Thomas B. Marsh (h) owns the print shop.
Require invoices		Do not pay orders from Joseph, Sidney, and Hyrum until their agents (Newel K. Whitney, Oliver Granger, William Marks) provide an invoice. Clerk to notify the agents in writing.
David W. Patten lot		Authorize Bishop Partridge to give President David W. Patten the acre where he lives without charge.
Musick house		Bishop Partridge to sell the Musick house for Joseph.
Public houses		Appoint Benjamin Benson and Daniel Shearer to work with owners of public houses, John Burke, Adam Lightner, and Joseph Smith Jr., so that thir houses are orderly, with no drinking, swearing, gambling, or debauchery.		¶ Minutes of June 28, 1838
Print shop funding		Encourage Thomas B. Marsh sell his some of his land holdings to raise money for the print shop.
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