| 393 A. H. Smith, Missouri and Illinois. T. W. Smith, under direction of the First Presidency. J. R. Lambert, Southeastern Mission. W. H. Kelley, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and New York. James Caffall, Nebraska and Colorado. J. H. Lake, Canada. Z. H. Gurley, present field with Eastern New York added. Josiah Ells, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. E. C. Briggs, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Northwestern Illinois. Columbus Scott, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and New York. George S. Hyde, Southern Mission. G. T. Griffiths, Pennsylvania and Ohio. J. F. Mintun, Nebraska. J. F. McDowell, Clinton, Iowa. George Montague, Southeastern Mission. M. T. Short, Utah. Heman C. Smith, Southwestern Mission. Frank Scarcliff, Southeastern Mission. Eli Wildermuth, Iowa and Missouri. W. T. Bozarth, Missouri. B. V. Springer, Southern Illinois and St. Louis Districts. Glaud Rodger, California. J. C. Clapp, Rocky Mountain Mission. R. J. Anthony, Rocky Mountain Mission. J. C. Foss, released from Eastern Mission. E. C. Brand, Iowa and Nebraska. J. S. Patterson, Northern and Central Illinois. J. T. Davies, Missouri and Kansas. J. Thomas, Southeastern Mission. H. A. Stebbins, Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. R. M. Elvin, Iowa and Nebraska. George Hicklin, Canada. J .F. Burton, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Maine. A. J. Cato, Texas. L. F. West, Southeastern Mission. Hiram Robinson, under direction of Bro. J. Ells. G. W. Shute, upon his request, released. J. D. Bennett, Northeastern Kansas and Southeastern Nebraska. E. H. Gurley, Canada. E. L. Kelley, District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Gordon E. Deuel, Canada, T. Taylor, president of British Mission. Peter N. Brix, Scandinavian Mission. J. L. Bear, released from German Mission. J. R. Gibbs, Wales. The Australian Mission was left with the First Presidency and the Twelve to supply.
G. A. Blakeslee, J. W. Chatburn, and Phineas Cadwell were appointed a committee to ascertain how much labor is necessary to be performed by Church Secretary and Recorder, the amount of compensation necessary, the necessity for an office and a place of safety for record.
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