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Councel Stoddard told  ^saw  him and he made his
confesion.
Councell Johnson made allusions as to the arrangement
and the order of Dancing spoke of his satisfaction
in not having occasion to reprove any for
their conduct.
Motion that those appointed have the Privilege of
of appointing Presidents and give their Authority  
in writing and that only for speicial occasions, Carrie
B King said that there were Brethren in Indian
Creek what wanted to run by the order of the
Council and wanted to get up as his own order
A Dance was got up and a number of Young Men
   came in from other Branches  and Crossed those
out who had the Dance got up A President was
appointed over them and they were unwilling to
attend the Dance.---------------------------------------
Councellor Johnson said he was going out there
but would not go, Counsellor Stoddard said that he
he had attended and good order was preserved.
B^r Coons said that at Mill Branch there was a man
who had been disfellowshiped and his name was
Published in the Guardian, B^r Sw===== but ^he and
that the President of the High Priest Quorum had
made it all right, he came into our Dances
and drank Liquor, and made considerable confession,
and the Boys also, in consequence of his course of action
He wanted to know if he was fellowship as  he wanted
to know how to be able to deal with him.
President Orson Hyde said he came to me and told
me he was going to have a party and asked
me to go but did not tell me when he was going
to have to his party.  And dismissed the case
he said he was disfellowshiped.
B^r Rawlins wished the attention of the High
Council he said B^r Rawlins had a waggon made

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