Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-07
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

! Z. Church to-day. Ihe ruies pi0'4N' W
adopted in 1880 that the Conference shai
meet at 9 a. NJ. and adjourn at IL noon
da;Iv Right Rev. w. L. Harris, PRESIDING
Biebon will act as President of the Confer
epce. The programme for the Conference
aside from the business sessions. is as follows
Wadnesdav-7:SO p. NJ. Sermon by 4. P
Nee6bam 5 p. NJ, Statistical Reports
Thursdays P. NJ. Educational Anniyer
sarv. addresses by w. Q. Damon, Y. Ii. All
ler6ach and C. G. Stratton 1880 P. NJ.
also Missionary Anniversary, with addresse
by George Woodruff and Bishop harris.
! Fridays P. NJ, Church-extension Ami
versarv =: addresses by E. S. Todd, NJ. c
Briggs and FL. Cox; 1880 P. NJ. Annual Mis-
sionary Sermon by A. j. Wells.
Saturday-7:50 P. NJ, Memorial Services
for Bishop +. 0. Haven, deceased.
| Sundays A. NJ, Love Feast. conducted
by George Clifford 1915 A. NJ, Sermon by
Bishop Harris 3 P. NJ, Sunday School An
niversarv, with addresses by u. y. ASH
Fred Werth and Seneca Jones; 1880 P. ~.
Sermon by I. F. Jewell.
Monday-7:30 P. NJ, what IS our duty
to the superannuated ministers. their Widows
and child1en?" addresses by George WooG'
ruff and J. l.. Mann.
lRere Will Oe ually iilOIAlbS pay -N-
Ing during the session.
The pr1gramme of religious services at
Kingsley Chapel Sunday September llth. Is
At 10:45 a VI, sermon by Q. Z. Stratton
7:30 P. NJ, sermon by George Woodrun.
The members of the Conference during
their stay IN the city will be entertained at
the following places. The names IN aiphab9V-
zeal order are those of the members OF the
Conference; the name following each Is oil
the host or hostess, or the place OF entertain
ment:
Harris, Bishop ". L.-Hotel Langham, Fourth
Af fi,q "a c5H-p. BOIL, I122N.
Appleton, IA. Harwood, 1923 O.
Ash George-3lrs. Perry, 1912 l.
Anthony, c. VI Nottingham. 81 y.
Adams CA HARDWOOD, l423 0.
Bowman c. b. L. Camp, S5l NJ
Barris, A. il E. Camp, Sd N.
Bruner, J. A-Dr. Trajton, n, T"eifth and Thir-
Benson sSs519.' Il. c.-western Hotl, X, Second and
BarchSri, j. L-crescont City Hotel, J, Sixth and
Br .es s' N. CT. 5. Taylor, 12o7o
Bland, II. Telegraph House, J, Twelfth and
Buchanan cha nan, P. G-Irs. Merwin, 1921 H.
Burton, No. II. Wing, 5l4 y.
Brenek, Nv. F. Cronemiler, III Thirteenth
BRYANT j. W-Pacifc Hotel, Fifth and X.
BlletG j.. M.--4hfs tBOWiltts o. l-iSfSi"l
Beatty, C. W Il. Coates MS Thirteenth
Broadius, j. LII T. Smith, 1925 E.
Buck NJ D.-B F. Pike, ISIS II.
Bentley, Robert Residence, 1870 o.
Belknap, SIS. E. Hesser, sos TWentY-tirst
Crabb, W D. C.-Iirs. Brooks, Eleventh and I.
Gibson. Dow W-B F. Pike, 1918 H.
Cox H-N L. Drew, NJ and Second.
Clifford, Geo Western Hotel, X and Second.
Cleveland j. "A A. Woods, H.
Curry. W. C.-AIansion House, Seventh, and j.
Coplin A-Dr Bentley, 1870 o.
Corwin, w S.-Mansion House, Seventh, and J.
Coyle, j. Pacific Hotel, Fifth and h
Chisholm, j. B.-Nrs Barley, Twenty fourth and Il.
Crawford A. k-L. T Smith, l525 Z.
bennett, W.-State House, Tenth and h.
Damon. W. Crank Miller, Ninth and n.
ollie, E R-Frank Miller, Ninth and \.
Dodge f. Central House, h. Eighth and Ninth.
Elliot S. &C ". Elliot, 1875 G.
Fish. J. B.-Ezra Pearson 1915 Fourteenth.
Fisher. John S.-Mrs Baldwin, over the Post
office.
Gooer, W. IA; 3 C. Nusbaum; SIZE SD Eleventh. eve
Cafney, WI F. Root, 14l0 Third.
Green, Jesse-O. II. Wing, 5l4 y.
George, T. &C. A Vaudeville, HI y.
Gregory, H. Mrs. Perry, 1912 /.
Hubert, Wm-Telegraph House, J, Twelfth and
Human, ]. M-TeIegraph House, J, Twelfth and
Hancock, L. Nj Il. Clyde. $40 H.
Hazen, F. Al. F. Clark, 10Y Fourth.
Hill. J. B.-Western Hotel, X, Second and Third.
Hazard A C.-Daniel Flint, 62 n.
Heacock H. B.-Peter Boil, 112l \.
Hertel C. A. E.-W. F. Cronemer, III Thir-
Holmes 5fGles. J. F. International, X, Third and
Holmes. 7. B.-Pacifa Hotel, Fifth anu X.
Harf5rd, r L-Dr. Clayton, Seventh, Il and l.
Holbrook, A-Dr. Clayton, seventh, and |.
Harris j. Central Hotel, X, Eighth and Ninth.
iIaswen. c. s.-W H. Mills, 1903 l.
Handy, w {" Father )-International, i, Third
and Fourth.
Jones, }. H.-AIrs. Brooks, Eleventh and |.
Jones c. P.-Mrs Brooks, Eleventh and l.
Jones, Seneca-Mrs Wise, 1881 J.
Jones, +. IN s Wise, 1881 J.
Jacka. E.-PridauX. Tenth AM "
/ johnson, W H.-H. +. Root, lil9 Third.
! Konzeman, AIRS. Farris, ll2l H.
KupkendaI, J. W.-D W. We,ty, o and Fifth.
Klnssv, S-M r. Rose, 11l5 Ninth.
King L. he. b. katzsnstein, 1918 o.
Kriageb ch, otto Eidred House, 1910 X.
Larllin, Georgia. Frszse F. Eighteenth and Nine
usenth.
Larson, c. j. James oush, 80 y:
Llsher A. &c. a. Maydweli, 1lI9 Y
Mayne, W. T.-Dr. Divine |, 1927 L.
Marin, J. M. ;. Taylor, 1207 ..
Mines, c. G.-Mansion House. Seventh, and J.
McCracken, G. II NJ. Il. Rose, Ills Ninth.
Mann j. III. NJ Hsight, 1914 Eighth.
Nelson. A. J-Central Hotel, X, Eighth and Ninth
Needham. A. T.-Rey II. II. Rice, 1910 Seventh.
Newton, George-Telegraph House, J, Twelfth and
Thirteenth =,
Nugent, AEAI il'uHfs ~ Lis MI tiiaN ~'
Peck, n R.-State House, Tenth ana X.
! Peek Wasley-H Coates, Ills Thirteenth.
Pridy W. B.-(Not locat,d)
Palmer, T. B-Howard House, K, First and Second
! Ross, J. VA. Henley rs NJ.
/ Rhodes S. II Dr. Snyder, 9l3 NJ.
Rich, c. E Telegraph House, J, Twelfth ant
Thirteenth.
Rhodes, B. F.-Jas Ough, 7sO \.
/ SineX, T. II - Peter Bohl, 1922 \.
| Sheldon II. B-Dr. Snyder, 9l3 NJ.
! Stratt1n, c. Geo. b. Katzenstein, 1918 o:
Sheriff A. R-Intern ltiona, X, Third and Fourth
Stuart, T. M.-Telegraph House, j, Twelfth an'
Stanley. G. Nv. &. Davis, s27 D.
Smith, Esdras-Teegraph House, }, Twelfth ant
ster RE. S. L.-pacifc House. Fifth and X
Stenbach, re. c. Taft, 1908 o.
| Smith, Jesse-W. c. Goode, 725 G.
TAYLOR B. F-Howari House, X, First and Second
Trefren, J. In. X. Barrett, ll15 D.
Todd. Z. S. Golden Eagle, Seventh and h.
! TallInan, II. CIV. y. Toll, 1926 6.
| Thompson john. L. Huntoon, 72l NJ.
! Ur1ny W. S.-W. p. Dillman, IA 81.
| Warren, W F.-Mrs. Farrs, 1921 II.
wYthe, J. I'D. W: welty, and Fifth
| wickes J. H.-Mrs II. BoWmer, 9i2 Eleventh
Winning, f. Al. L. Huntoou, ~ NJ.
Wible E. Al. L. Huutoon, ~ NJ.
Wells, A. IN. 7. Brewer, 1927 L.
Wink, R. E Rev. II. II. Rice, 1910 Seventh:
Wythe, J. II. Jr.-Mrs. E. Bowsted, 1925 Third.
| Woodward, VIM Nm Wilcox, 629 N.
! Werth, &c. c. Taft, 1903 o.
Walter, George Central House, X, Eighth an
Woodward, T. H.-Mrs. Crouch, Fourth and P.
HIGHWAY RoBBEPY.-The Red Bluff Pes
PIES Cause gives the following account Of tn
recent robbery of J. Hauser, of this city
while travelling in the upper part of the Sac
cramento valley few days since: a youn
man named Joseph Hauser, travelling 70
Ackerman & Co., Sacramento, was stoppe
by highwayman Saturday forenoon, abou
four miles north of Anderson and robbed G
about $50 in gold and silver coin and gol
watch. which he refused $40 for in Redding
Hauser narrated the facts to Z. +. Maybe"
from whom we obtained them this morning
Hauser was seated on blackboard drawn b
a pair Of spirited horses, and trotting along q
a pretty good jog, when man stepped out {
the thick brush with a shotgun IN his hands
half.cocked, and napkin over his fac
with eye-holes through it. The road agen
ordered Hauser to halt, and then aske
him where the other man was. de wen
down on the train this morning., reptile
Hauser. 1.-The HI he did Well, wha
have you got?" said the robber. NJ
sample cases" said Hsuser. "Oh don
want them. How much coin have YOU L
answer to the last inquiry the commercial
traveller pulled handful Of silver out OF on
of his pants pockets, and then turned ther
inside out. The road agent then remarked
you have watch pocket; what's IN 1t
Hauser then pulled out about $50 in gold an
tossed il to the robber, as he had the silver