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Jan 7, 1851

Journal Entry

January 07, 1851 ~ Tuesday

7th A coad of criminal laws were presented before the
Legislature & scanned closely through the day without
passin one section of the Bill the Govornor made some inter
esting remarks to his council in the evening

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Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
a code of criminal laws were presented to the Legislature and scanned closely through the day without ^the^ assembly passing one section of the bill The Governor made some interesting remarks to his council in the evening The Legislature met again on the morrow and both houses sat in joint session. The criminal code of laws was re-taken up and during the day there were many interesting debates upon the subject from many members of both houses. The Governor in his remarks said the law was written in their hearts and it was difficult to put it upon paper and even in criminal cases it should be left much to the discretion of the Court. Only three sections of the Bill passed during the day.

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Wilford appointed to the Council (Legislature) of the State of Deseret (serves a total of 21 terms).
Wilford moves his cabins from Old Fort to construct home on the corner of South Temple and West Temple.

Jan 7, 1851