dead the High Priest would rise up and with
the keys of the Kingdom build up the kingdom
let men go to a healthy country and get a foot
hold, so as to be sustained in the midst of our
persecution. The Saints will still be tithed
untill the temple is done all that is in favor
of being tithed untill the temple is finished
make it manifest with the usual sign it was
a universal vote. Would it be the feelings
of the people to support the Twelve in all the
world in their missions. Itw was a universal vote
Will the Twelve People let the Twelve regu-
lated the financial concerns of the Church
A universal vote

The Patriarchal Priesthood belongs to the
Smith family, if Samuel had lived it would
have been his right, but as it is will the people
leave the matter the Twelve, it was
A universal vote.

Do you want to sustain President Rigdon to stand
in his place to council with us, and we with him
and the same Br A Lyman A universal vote
Resolved that the Twelve dictate the affairs of
the Temple committies and other affairs

Meeting closed by Prayer by P. P. Pratt

dead the High Priest would rise up and with the keys of the Kingdom build up the kingdom let men go to a healthy country and get a foot hold, so as to be sustained in the midst of our persecution. The Saints will still be tithed untill the temple is done all that is in favor of being tithed untill the temple is finished make it manifest with the usual sign it was a universal vote. Would it be the feelings of the people to support the Twelve in all the world in their missions. It was a universal vote Will the People let the Twelve regulate the financial concerns of the Church A universal vote

The Patriarchal Priesthood belongs to the Smith family, if Samuel had lived it would have been his right, but as it is will the people leave the matter the Twelve, it was A universal vote.

Do you want to sustain President Rigdon to stand in his place to council with us, and we with him and the same Br A Lyman A universal vote Resolved that the Twelve dictate the affairs of the Temple committies and other affairs

Meeting closed by Prayer by P. P. Pratt