come into the office to pay the hands, let alone to get the materials to carry on the business. They had borrowed money frequently to get the paper and have done the best they could with the means they had.
A motion was made that the minutes be accepted which was secd. & carried.
took his seat.
Coun. asked if there had been any other action taken in relation to the more than the nomination of . He was answered in the negative by the .
said he was well satisfied with the selection.
Coun. wanted information as to who were here to day who were present when president Joseph Smith laid the responsi [p. [233]]
At the conclusion of the previous council meeting, Brigham Young stated, “If there should be any change in the editorial department his mind is centered on brother Orson Spencer.” (Council of Fifty, “Record,” 22 Mar. 1845.)