Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . hadbrought with him. He printed the firstbook of Laws passed by the Territoriallegislature. In February he was or-dained a Seventy and became identifiedwith the 30th quorum, of which he was< lerk for several years. Oct. 28, 1854,he married Miss Emma Green, formerlyof Birmingham, Warwickshire, Eng-land. She was a member of the early• iramatic association and was a pioneerprofessional dress maker of Utah. Atthe April conference, 18
Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . hadbrought with him. He printed the firstbook of Laws passed by the Territoriallegislature. In February he was or-dained a Seventy and became identifiedwith the 30th quorum, of which he was< lerk for several years. Oct. 28, 1854,he married Miss Emma Green, formerlyof Birmingham, Warwickshire, Eng-land. She was a member of the early• iramatic association and was a pioneerprofessional dress maker of Utah. Atthe April conference, 1855, Elder Bullwas appointed on a mission to Califor-nia, with Elders George Q. Cannon andMatthew F. Wilkie, to print the Book ofMormon in the Hawaiian language, andafterwards to publish the WesternStandard. a weekly newspaper. Onthe 10th of May, 1855, in company with Apostle Charles C. Rich, he left hometogether with his associates, travelingby mule teams to San Bernardino. AtSan Pedro they took steamer and ar-rived at San Francisco in the latter partof June. Here Elder Bull commencedsetting the type, and printing on aWashington hand press, an edition of. .JOSEPH JiULT, IN 2,000 copies of the Book of Mormon inthe Hawaiian language, which wascompleted early in January, 1856. , 1856, the first number of the West-ern Standard was issued. Elder Bulldoing most of the mechanical 6, 1856, he was appointed by Q. Cannon to preside over the SanFrancisco conference, which position heheld until July, 1857, when he was re-leased from this appointment and fromhis labors in the Standard ofl^ce. Ata conference held July 18th and 19th,1857, at San Francisco, he was appoint-ed by Elder Geo. Q. Cannon on a mis-sion to the Sandwich Islands, to publisha semi-monthly paper at Honolulu, inthe interest of the Church. He hadcompleted his arrangements and en-gaged his passage on the ship Yan-kee, when a call came from Pres. Brig- BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA 655 ham You
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