[first pass]                                                                           [Pottawattamie HC Conf Min LR 1764 21 / Lr 1764 21 folder 1 Pottawattamie HC Lr 1764 21 fd 1 July 46-Feb 51 / LR 1764 21 1846 July-1851 February_Page_214]
by G. W. Harris & W. Snow & M^c Clellan, sustained
the course that Councellor Benson had taken
& thought additions should be made of presidents
as B^r Hunt an some others having five or six
appointments to attend in one evening at the Dance
   B Stoddard was glad to hear Councellor Coulson make
his remarks relative to Henry Woodward for he had
lied to him boy saying that there was a fair
understanding.
Councellor Coulson being asked by Councellor
Harris why he did not deal with him
he had  had no one[=====] since that time
He had wildly rode [======] the Town-
He was one of those returned from the Valley
and he has made considerable fuss spoke
considerable as to his course,He had made no
satisfaction- I told him he could have no
more priviledge here- and told some one to
trust me that he would dance where he
pleased and that he  had Tickets for several
dances I said I  thought I could reach him-
Councellor Coulson thought he ought to be
dealt with, Councellor Harris wished to have him
cut off.-----------------------------------------------------
Councellor Bigler wished to have him appear
before the Councel, Brother Stoddard followed
by similar expression of feeling and made a
motion that he appear before the Council
seconded.
Councellor stoddard wished to make an amendmens
what is if he make satisfaction at the branch
at Council Point he appear before the High Council's
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Councillor Mc Lellan alluded to a similar case
he name was Henry Widvile and wanted 
to know if it was right for him to attend Dances