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healthy locations, also relative to fishing for the benefit
of the camp ---- Toten that none should settle above
Pijson Creek and all who should go above that point

should be disfeloshiped be this council
                                                      Evan M Greene  el----
Notes F. Council Bluffs, Sunday morning July 26. 1846
met of the council A. Richards , James Alred, & H. Hyde after calling
order a list of the names of the bishops who were appointed to take
care of the families of the volunteers were by the read clerk
The Council and bishops then adjourned to another place
and after some deliberation voted for the council and
bishop to meet nexet Sunday morning 8 oclock at the stanel
 The bishops present were instrueted to notify all the other bishops
as far as they could to meet-- also to notify all the sisters left
in this region to come and make choice of their bishop to see to them and direct their affairs
The council then adjourned----
                                                       Evan M. Greene clerk
  Morley----- Carried unanimiously--Counselor G. M. Harris
proposed that the council meet at council point
Mondays Thursdays & Saturdays----upon discussion
It was resolved to  appoint meeting days at the
nexet meeting---which meeting was appointed on
nexet Wednesday 2 oclock P. M.
After some consultation in regard to sending back
trains to Nauvoo--- It was moved and carried unamously
that we provide shelter for our families and fadder

for our cattle previous to such a move--------
Counselor Hale presented the case of sevral families
where the men had gone in to the Army and they were
needy----- It was proposed to lay their cases before the