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a few were pampered & fed on roast goose & [=====]
things at the expence of the many, but the
money was all gone & there was no benefit of it
serving to the poor, & the comp^t was bound by law
& act P of Parliamont for 10,000 & Bonds. He also
gave an interesting History if the measures he took
in Company with Elders Taylor & P. P. Pratt
to desolve the Company said that when any
thing appeared, that poked like a point stick
Comp it was his province to ^{back it} a little..
Councillor Snow made some remarks or rather
allusion that had passed between Bro Joseph Young
& Benjamin Clapp & Pres^t Orson Hyde, and said he thought before any expression was taken by this
Council he should like to see them here ------------
Other remarks were made by Pres^t Hyde  Councillor            Harris
& Snow. Councillor Harris moved that the course
that  Pres^t Hyde had taken to settle the difficulties
existing between the Council & Bro Joseph Young
& Benjamin Clapp are satisfactory & that this
Council appprive his course.  Carried
 The appel case of Sister Ellen Marinns
         As Racheal was called--------------------------
Bishop Johnson stated the decision he had
given in the Bishops cort in this case it was
that Sister Martinns pay 8 dollars 25 ^cts to Sister Hamblin
& that the gold dust sent form the Valley in a
Letter was Sister Martin , Pres^t Hyde remarked

that the matters & facts had been presented
before the Bishops court and wished to know
if there was any additional [===========]
Bishop Harris  Bro Hamblin said those was
none and presented a letter to the Council
Pres^t Hyde said that there had been a fair
investigation & decision; but as the case is rather
a compleated one he thought it had better come before