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Kinney is welcome to call on Brigham anytime.
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If the brethren can leave their labors Brigham and others will hold meetings in Cache Valley. Five brethren were killed by Indians in Sanpete.
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West is asked to come to an agreement on a business contract.
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The available clerk positions are not as profitable as Larsen's current employment.
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Lumber for the Provo Meeting House can be purchased for $12.50 per hundred feet.
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Smith's labor is no longer required.
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Due to poor health Stoddard is released from his mission assignment.
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Fotheringham is asked to move to Beaver to assist the bishop with Tithing produce.
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Brigham cites the terms for purchasing a Carding Machine.
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Jolley should provide for his ex-wife and children and assist with their move to Spanish Fork.
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Wright is sent an order for paper supplies.
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The carding machine should be in use until it is sold.
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Brigham accepts Richey's offer to build a Cotton Press.
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Wells is counseled to return home due to poor health.
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Brigham is opposed to establishing a debating society which encourages too much interest in ones own side promotes sophistry.
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Brigham settles a dispute over an oven and offers his cupboard to Smith.
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Brown should remain in Duncan's Retreat. He is given permission to marry again.
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Most of the missionaries will have their own teams and will leave for the East around May 1st.
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Vance should assemble the High Council, Bishopric and Jury to re-hear the case.
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Brigham responds to an inquiry about the climate, agriculture and property rights in Utah.
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The professions Milne inquires of our plentiful in Utah, but most who immigrate come for religious purposes.
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An inquiry for Eveleth's address so Brigham can advertise his business of commission merchant.
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Hancock will not be reinstated to the office of Bishop. He should focus on righteous living that will bring blessings.
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Woodmansee may have the disputed land.
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A fanning mill was taken without permission and Brigham would like to get it back.