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She had no crop to my certain knowledge in that
field, Sister Hamblin taught School for 5 Quarters,
The Boy was in attendance at the School.
The cow spoken of in B^r Kings affidant had never
been milked till I took her- The cow & calf were the
poorest in the camp, The cow was returned in good
order in the Spring & has had a calf since.
Did not know that the Bishop moved sister
Hamblin over the river but thought that her B^r
moved her. No contract made---------------------------
B^r Hamblin said he enquired of M^rs Martin if he
would pay her half the amount of the Gold dust
she would be satisfied- She said she would and I
Paid her 45,50 I did not send her the bill of goods
I had Sister Rawlins said she was present when
Martin demanded the letter
B^r M^c Donald stated that Sister martin wished
him to call for the bill of goods and he did so- She
said all the bill of goods I have for her may go
to pay for her Boy.. The clerk read B^r Mitchels
letter directed to Sisters Martin & Henderson
                              Paper 2-----------------------------
M^rs Martin said the Oxen were valued at 30 dollars
which I received on Money loaned over 2 years some
under that period without any interest on the money
After I had stand with M^rs Hamblin a Month
I went to Mo when I has remained there 6 Months,
I heard she had got the letter & sent word to her
by a B^r.Sister M presented an a/o of 35 dollars and
explained the things charged.------------------------
Pres^t Hyde said tho Council had the bills & testimony
& wished them to proceed. Pres^t Allred for the Plantif
said she claimed the Gold because she had given up

her wagon & team- The other claimed a part
because she had the promise of being taken

Court Oviatt for def said she had paid out 6,00 dollars

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