| 649 T. J. Lawn, Sacramento, California. Hiram E. Moler, Vales, Ohio. W. H. Rhodes, Sinking Springs, Ohio. A. M. Starkey, Santa Ana, California. Andrew Jensen, Valentine, Missouri. H. B. Sterrett, Lehi, Utah. John H. Taylor, Canada. T. E. Thompson, Beelerville, Kansas. D. F. Winn, Kansas City, Missouri. Fred J. Curtis, Stanberry, Missouri. Robert E. Grant, Kilkenney, Michigan. John Heide, Fulton, Iowa. Nephi Lovell, Iowa. Samuel Campbell, Burrell, Iowa. Andrew Bailey, Avenue City, Missouri.
F. M. Weld was chosen president, and Marce Sorensen and Gomer R. Wells counselors. These were ordained at the time of the organization of the quorum. Marce Sorensen was chosen secretary.
The Second Quorum of Teachers was organized at this conference by E. C. Briggs and G. T. Griffiths of the Twelve. The following members were present: N. W. Smith, A. K. Anderson, D. D. Young, John Weedmark, William Chapman, S. B. Kibler, Jacob Waltenbaugh, Sylvester Rew, J. R. Allen, Phelan Shaw, D. W. Johnston, John Harp, Price McPeek, Thomas Stuart, James Burchell, R. S. Gray, and Bant Bergersen. The following were received as members though not present: J. W. Ard, J. F. A. Smith, E. W. Lloyd, F. J. Reese, R. F. Hill, Alphonso Milotte; Norman W. Smith was chosen president, A. K. Anderson and D. D. Young counselors, who were ordained at the time of organization. John Weedmark was elected secretary.
The following missionary appointments were made: A. H. Smith and E. C. Briggs, Northern Illinois, Northern Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ohio. J. H. Lake, Dominion of Canada, excepting Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. W. H. Kelley and Joseph Luff , New England States, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New York, New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, with Delaware, Maryland, and District of Columbia. James Caffall, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Kansas. Joseph R. Lambert, Iowa and Missouri. Heman C. Smith and T. W. Smith, California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, and Arizona. J. W. Gillen, Southern Illinois, Southern Indiana, Eastern Missouri, and those divisions
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