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1 1/2 year and his schooling 1/3 of the  time- Mrs Martin
a/c 35.75.  The decision therefore would be that deducting
that deducting  from the entire amount of Gold dust
$ 90. 95 the $ 45. 45 paid - $ 5.25 for boarding child over
a/c $ 6.00 for musling gold dust $ 11.00 for [=====]
& moving. That Sister Hamblin Pay Sister Martin

$ 23. 25 ^cts. The above decision was carried by the voice
of the Council & House.--------------------------------------
Pres^t Hyde made several remarks on grogeries
and of measures to be adopted to put them
down and suggested that we use all honorable
and gentlemanly means to put them dow
and rid ourselves of such nuisance.
A motion was put to the Council & House
to that effect- Carried with[ === ]acclamations
he stated further that if the law was in force,
he would not interfer but as it is not we have
to use other moral power as Citizens..
                       Carried
                            Robert Campbell
                                                          Clerk Pron Tem
Kanesville March 30^th, 1850
The High Council met pursuant to adjournment
in the Music Hall. Pres^t of the High Council
Jas Allred, Aaron Johnson, Geo W. Harris, S S
Bulkley, Ira miller Oviat, Geo. Coulson  Joseph
M^c Lellan, Lyman Stoddard, ( M. Benson came
in A G Bigler, William Snow) Henry W. Miller absent
H. Redfield was called to the place of B^r H
W Miller Prayer by Joseph Allred---Pres^t O Hyde
came in. Clerk B^r Campbell read the former
minutes Accepted    Sister Laurence &
John Lovelace were both present, and the
clerk by order of the president ask Sister