Morris tribune., 1881-10-13

Morris-A. J. Brock
Paynesville-John Doran.
Princeton-Obadeah Burnett.
RcLtield-H J Van Tassen.
Shakopee-To be supplied.
University of Minnesota-Jabez Brooks, profess
sor. member of Centenary Quarterly conference;
]. II. Macomber, chaplain, U. s. A., member of
Auoka in quarterly conference.
Owatonna District-Daniel Cobb, P. E., Mime
apolis.
Albert Lea-Henry Frank.
ter.
Austiu-E. R. Lathrop.
Austin Circut-Supplied
Beriin-W. H. Barkaloo
Blooming Prairie-Supplied by Richard Sat
terlee.
Byron-B. F. Kephart
Dodge Center-G Z. Way and G. p Oakey
Faribault-C. n Showers.
Faribault Circuit. Makers
Genville-To be supplied by ]. F. Beebe.
Cram Meadow-Wm. Capp
High Forest-M. Young.
Kasson-Alfred Cressey.
Milford-JoShua Barnard.
Moristown- Supplied by j. Whittly.
Owatorna-John Whestler.
Pine Island-Noah Lathrop.
Rochester-John Stafford.
Waseca-H G. Jennings.
Watervie-J. c. Hickman.
Zumbrota-Reubin Washburn.
Winona Districts. G. Gale, r. E. Faribault
Beayer--To be supplied
Caledonia-To be supplied.
Chattield-C. 81. Rogers
Dover-Oliver Williams.
Eigin-J. w. Mower.
Reata-W. H. Mattson.
Fillmore-Wm. Bagudeah.
Granger-Joseph Hannaha.
Melton-To be supplied
Hokah-To be supplied
La CresCent-G. A. Barnett.
Lanesboro-Tricot Constantine
Lenora-T. II. hingman.
Marion-Joseph Hall.
Money Greek and Rushford-J. W. Stebbins
Planview-F. B. Cowgirl
Pleasant Hl-E. S. Bunce.
Preston-J. J. Crist.
Wabasha-W A Miles
St. Chares-sunplied by James Watson.
Spring Valley--T. +. Allen.
Stockton-O. A. Phelps.
Winona-First Church, VIM Mckinney: Olive
TnHfafo a1d M5eE ehu1Sh Hsps Names PorF
Caaton-I. H. Sales.
Beaver Falls-John Sanderson.
Blue Earrh-J. A. Baird.
Cleveiand-R. D. Price
Currie-Wm. Heings.
Delavan-Supped by F. G.. Smith.
Eagle Lake,. S. Bean.
Fairmont-H. B. Mahnreax.
Heron Lake-N II. Bean.
Jackson-To be supplied.
JaDeSvile-F. H. Tubbs.
Lake Benton-Supplied by T. B. Foote.
Lake Crystal-T. T. Wells.
lie Sueur-B. Y Copfen:
Lone Tree-Suppled by S. B. Smith.
Luverne-W. E. Mears.
LuVerne ClfculC-d. BQrQSOn.
Madelia and St. James,. W. Comeshat
Mankato-C. W. Savidge.
Mankato Circut-Levi Gleason
Mapleton-John Gunson.
Marshall-J. N. Liscome.
Pipestone-W. F. Stockdill.
Redwood Falls-John Pemberton.
Rushmore-James Castle.
st. Peter-C. s. H. Dunn.
Sleepy Eye and Lamberton-H. j. Harrington.
Tracy-J. N Powell.
Vernon Center-C. F. Kingsland.
Wells-S. S. Burton.
Windom-W. E. King.
Winuebago City. c. Ogle.
Washington-W. T. Hobard.
Red River District-G. R. Hair, P. E. Fargo.
Ada-W. L. Langrill
Alexandria-C F. Barkaloo.
Bismarck. NJ Bull
Brainerd-A. W. Edwards.
Casselton. D. IA. p. Bunce.
Crookston-J. W. Klepser
Detroit-F. J.. Post.
Drayton, D. Tt. L. Walton.
Fargo-S. B. Warner.
Fergus Falls-Wm. Martin.
Fergus Circuit. W. Colehart.
Giyndon- P. E. Rayes.
Grand Forks-M. s. Kaufman.
Grove Lake-Supplied by W. c. Brown.
Hillsboro-C. B. Wyatt.
Hunter and Mayville-To be supplied.
Low Prairie-s1ppiied BY John knight.
Jamestown, Dak.-W. D. Demorest.
Kensington-R J. Lacd Forest River, D. I.
Long Praire-Supplied by J. s. Bauch.
Melrose-To be supplied by L. Patterson.
Moorhead-Supplied by VIM. Spoon.
Pembina, D. T., and St. vincent-sanford sny.
1er
st. Cloud-J. B. starkey.
Sank Rapids and Rice-R. E. Milesly.
Sauk Center-R- G. Amber
Tower City and Wheatland--To be supplied.
Valley City and Sanborn-Wm. Wright
Madena and Verndale-H: W. Tray:
Wahpeton-Supplied by G. g. Harris.
Werre0-SunDIied bv A. f. Flint
W. A. Shannon, F. l.. Tuttle, c. M. Heard and
3. Tubbs transferred to the Wisconsin conference
T. l. Fisher transferred to the Ohio conference.
At the closing session OF the Minnesota confer.
,nce. at Fargo, resolutions were adopted express
ing the sorrow of the conference at the death o,
President Garfield, and deprecating his loss, an6
agreeing to sustain Chester A. Arthur in all his
efforts far they consistent with good gov
eminent and Christian religion. Aresolution was
also adopted urging the members of the conference
who were residents of Minnesota to do ali in theil
power to have the legislature pay the State bonds
and approving of Gov. Pillshury's course in the
matter Later it was ordered that copy of tha
resolution be forwarded to the governor, Lieutenant
governor and speaker of the house.
Foil wing is the report of the conference treas.
urer for the year ending September %, 1881
which was adopted by the meeting.
f0r MISSIONS ....... @4,S44.
Womens +. M. society. ........... 1851
Hamline University OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,63S.9
Church Extension .........
Collection in Fargo. s4.l5) ........
Tract Society. ...................... 114ss
3 s. Union ............. 1866
Board of education ... 1O3 4:
Episcopal fund. ........................ 515.2t
Conference claimants from churches.... 1.275 %
Chartered fund. Observation-Disclosures. 3OS
Collection in Fargo. ........... 110.Ss
Publishing minutes. .............. 142s
Total. al....................... Sic, ,433. 9s
BY DISTRICTS.
st. Paul district SO. 2O3 81
Minneapolis .................. 3,991.5f
Wiuoua :. ...................... C,JoL.4S
OWdtOnua lso5l.Os
Mankato Observation-Disclosures. 1,SS6.04
Red river Observation-Disclosures. 1,3O9 Is
OF the amounts thus reported to the treas
urer 81, 738. 90 was in vouchers, and SO,
755 54 in cash.
MIR. johnson, of Freeborn county, is elected
to the senate in place of DR.. Wedge.
Clarke & McClures st cam saw mill at PEI
ham, Capacity. $4,000 feet per day. was
burned last week.
Faribault subscribed 1902 to the Garfield
monument fund, and sent that sum to the
Second National bank of Cleveland. -
Thomas Laidlow Of Hartford, Todd county,
lost his entire crop of grain by fire few days
ago. The stacks took fire from an old straw