Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
a company of men were called to go
on mission some to Europe and some with brother Blair West on an
exploring tour. Elder Thomas Bullock our chief clerk in the Historian's
Office was among the number bound for Europe.
The First Presidency—Brigham Young Heber C.
Kimball and Jedediah M Grant spent the afternoon of the next day
in hearing the Minutes of the April Conference of 1844 read which
was the last Conference the Twelve spent with the Prophet Joseph
before his death
The next two days the Presidency and Daniel H. Wells
were in the Office hearing History read. On the second day we
finished up to the death of Joseph in Carthage ^Jail^ The brethren
felt full and that they had heard enough for one day. We all
dined at Brother Kimball's namely the Presidency Daniel H Wells
and myself.
On the same day I attended a meeting, in the
Fourteenth Ward, of the Agricultural Society and organized an auxilary
Branch of the Agricultural and Manufacturing Society and appointed
Bishop Hoagland President and Charles H. Basset John R Winder
David Candland and Gilbert Clements Directors
Next day I met in council with Jesse C Little
