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and bless each other, but never curse..
Pay all that attenteon to the sabbath , that your
situation will possibly admit of and you
will be doubly prospered the ------------ing six days..
Let the spirit of peace, -------, love and
brotherly kindness abound in your midst
and you will be strong in faith, strong to labor,
strong in defence, and will prosper in whatever you
put your hands to do, you will possess glad hearts
and cheerful conntenances, grow in wisdom and
knowledge, and rejoice in each others prosperity as
well as your own ..When it is practible, it is very
desirable that cows and calves be yarded
seperated from oxen.
        Your Brother &,,   B. Young,,
Council Point Feb. 27. 1847
In concequence of the inclemency of the weather
the council did not meet
                       H. Hyde  Clerk P. T.
Council Point  March 13.1847
Met of the high Council Han Allred, Heman Hyde
 Noah W. Bulkley- Levi savage Ira Oviatt, H. W. Miller
W^m snow Evan M. Green
Prayer by Ira Allred
   Jas Alred also proposed to the council the propreiety 
of each ward working every tenth day for the benifit
of the poor in fixing their houses, giting them wood
fincing a field for them in the coming season
Voted for the proposition
Jas. Alred also presented the case of sister Hart and
brother Draper which after duly concidering the
case voted that a letter  written to brother