Bro[ther]. Smoot, in referring to the question of prohibition, quoted the State of Georgia as an example to follow. He said that the legislature set apart a day on which the State should vote for State-wide prohibition, and he recommended that this plan be followed in Utah, as in that event partisan politics would not be involved in the issue, and besides, it would be the means of brining out the strength of the temperance people, and he believed that seventy per cent of the people of Utah would vote for prohibition. ...
[First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve minutes]
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