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                       Log Tabernacle Feb. 11 1848
At a special council, there being present of
the counselors, W^m Snow  W^m Draper  Ira Oviatt
Lyman Stoddard  W^m G. Perkins  Noah S. Bulkley and
Silas Richards..  W^m Snow was chosen Pres. protems
and Silas Richards clerk protem,, Prayer by Counselor Snow,
     Joseph Warthon  Stated that W^m Barrett and
John  Gordon claimed ninety five to  indemnify
them for two horses sold to them by W^m Summerville
Walter Smith and Samuel Smith, which were
proven to be property of W^m  S. Champlier..
     Council decided that their claim be allowed
and paid by said Summerville and Smiths, and
that Joseph Warthon, be appointed to act as
marshal and see that the demand paid..
                                               Silas Richards
                                                  clerk  protem,,
                       Log  Tabernacle March 18th 1848
present of the Counselor Jas. Allred   Heman Hyde
Noah S. Buklley  Silas Richards  A. H. Perkins  W^m G. Perkins
Lyman Stoddard  W^m Snow  W^m Draper  Ira Oviatt..
    Prayer by W^m G. Perkins.. Some remarks by W^m G. Perkins
and A. H. Perkins concerning Jas. M. Welch, having passed counterfit
money to sister Elmore.. Several if the Counselors spoke on
the case.. Moved by Counselor Snow and seconed by Counselor Oviatt
that Bishop Perkins have a discretionary power to act, and
if he thinks proper isue a precept sieze Welch, or attach
property to secure Sister Elmore,, Carried,, adj; 1 hour
                                                           H. Hyde clerk protem
1/2 passed 1 ocl. Counsel assembled,, called to order by
the Pres. the above named Counselors and E. M. Greene present
Some remarks on the grocery business.. The case of Jane Bullock
(bs) Kimball Bullock was then bro't up.. The parties being
both present the case was opened by Counselor Draper
Remarks by several of the Counselors on the case voted to
have it investigated at this time.. Pres. Allred requested
the brethren who were not interested in the case to leave the