| 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 |
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June 23, 1838 |
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FWR,
189 –190. |
| Location |
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Far West |
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| Description |
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The High Council of Zion met … |
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| Presiding |
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Thomas B. Marsh (h)
and David W. Patten (h) |
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| Clerk |
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Ebenezer Robinson |
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| High
Council |
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Simeon Carter
Jared Carter
Thomas Grover
John P. Greene
Levi Jackman
Sampson Avard
John Greg
Thomas Guyman
Reynolds Cahoon
George W. Harris
[?] Chase
Sylvester Hulett |
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Arranged
in order of numbers drawn.
Original: Green |
| Open |
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Council begins with "singing by Prest. Marsh."
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| Resolutions |
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After lengthy discussion, the council decides: |
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| Print
shop |
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Thomas B. Marsh owns the print shop. |
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| Require
invoices |
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Do not fill orders for Joseph, Sidney, and Hyrum
until their agents (N. K. Whitney,
Oliver Granger, William Marks) provide an invoice. Clerk to notify the agents
in writing. |
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| David
W. Patten lot |
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Authorize Bishop Partridge
to give President David W. Patten (h) the
acre where he lives without charge. |
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| Musick
house |
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Bishop Partridge to sell the house of Brother Musick for Joseph. |
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| Public
houses |
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6th Resolved That a committee be appointed to labor with John Burke, Adam Llightner, and Joseph Smith jr, keepers of publick houses, that they keep a good orderly houses, and have no
drinking, swearing, gambling, and debauchery carried on therein. … |
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¶
Minutes of June 28, 1838 |
| Print
shop funding |
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8th Resolved That the High Council use their influence to [190] have Br Marsh dispose of his land, to obtain money to further on the printing buisness. |
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