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Source: Church History Vol. 4 Chapter 25 Page: 440 (~1884)

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440 and G. A. Blakeslee. The following ministers not present reported by letter: W. W. Blair, James Caffall, Charles Derry, E. M. Wildermuth, B. V. Springer, E. C. Brand, J. T. Davies, Duncan Campbell, George Montague, Columbus Scott, Thomas Taylor, P. N. Brix, H. N. Hansen, John Gilbert, F. M. Sheehy, E. H. Gurley, A. J. Cato, Hiram Robinson, M. H. Bond, M. R. Scott, Samuel Brown, C. G. Lanphear, J. D. Bennett, John Eames, C. E. Brown, Francis Earl, M. M. Turpen, Tehopea, Metuaore, Torohia, Vaiarea, and J. P. Knox.

These reports show labor done in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Canadas, Michigan, Ohio, New York, Nebraska, Utah, Arkansas, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Indian Territory, England, Scandinavia, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Island, Maine, New Brunswick, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Minnesota, New Jersey, Wyoming, Colorado, California, and the Society Islands.

The Church Recorder's report showed a net gain of six hundred forty-four.

The financial report of the Board of Publication showed a net loss of twenty-eight hundred seventy-nine dollars and sixty cents on account of the defalcation of the bookkeeper and secretary. The Board was by resolution exonerated from all blame in the matter.

The Bishop's financial report was read and referred to a committee consisting of William Leeka, Temme Hinderks, and J. F. Burton, who subsequently reported the books kept in a clear and concise manner, and the report correct, but the details of financial reports are getting too voluminous for insertion.

The following preambles and resolutions were presented by the Quorum of Twelve:

To the President of the Conference, Elders and Brethren Assembled; Greeting: The following members of the quorum have been in council for several days prior to the assembling of the conference, and since, and have had under consideration various important and vital questions relating to their rights and privileges as a body, and the welfare of the work in general. Some conclusions have been reached, and others are still

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