Council of Fifty, Minutes, March 1844–January 1846; Volume 3, 6 May 1845–13 January 1846

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best Yankey guessers among us, that ever lived, and many of them guess right, and have all confidence that they know what is going on.

Coun. related a circumstance of brother Pendleton asking him concerning the mission to the West. Several other cases were mentioned by the brethren.

The asked whether we shall do any thing in regard to sending some brethren down the river.

said he understood that matter was left to the .

Coun. moved that we adjourn sine die.

Coun. said he did not know but it would be wisdom to have spies out at Jerico to see what was going on. [p. [11]]

best Yankey guessers among us, that ever lived, and many of them guess right, and have all confidence that they know what is going on.

Coun. related a circumstance of brother Pendleton asking him concerning the mission to the West. Several other cases were mentioned by the brethren.

The asked whether we shall do any thing in regard to sending some brethren down the river.

said he understood that matter was left to the .

Coun. moved that we adjourn sine die.

Coun. said he did not know but it would be wisdom to have spies out at Jerico to see what was going on. [p. [11]]

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