Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-06
ANanAL CONFERENCE.

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that body and their present church stations
are as follows;
San Francisco District-H. B. Heacock,
Presiding Elder, San Jose. San francisco,
Powell street, w L. Gober; San Francisco
Howard street, NJ; Q. Briggs; San FRAN
cisco, Central, G. n. Anthony; San Fran
cisco. Grace Church, supplied by A. 7.
Nesdam San Francisco. Bush street, H. H.
Hasford San Francisco, Kentucky street,
! to be supplied San Francisco, Twenty eighth
street, supplied by w NJ. johnson Scandl-
navian Mission, E. Shogren and O.. j.
Larson Chinese Mission, 0. Gibson and a.
j. Hanson; Mayfisld and Redwood, u. d.
| McCracken; Santa Clara, W. bennett San
| Sterrett New Almaden, C. W. Beatty:
Los Gatos. jesse Smith; Half Moon Bay,
Z. q. While; Pescadero. j. +; Holmes;
! Gilroy, j. W. Bryant; Santa Cruz. j: l..
| I'refren Watsonville, j. E. Wickes; Hollis
ter, Seneca Jones; Salinas. a. 5. Gloooos;
| B. Il. Crary, editor of California ChrlSttcn
AdgocGte, and member OF Howard street
| Quarterly Conference; c. G. Sratton, Fres-
| ident j. n. Martin and T. c. George, Pro-
fsssors in the University of the Pacific.
members of San Jose Quarterly Conference
| II. Cox, age1t of the Young Mems Christian
Association, member Of Howard street
Quarterly Conference G. Al. Fierce mis-
sionary in Utah.
Stockton District-T II. sinex, P. E.,
Santa Clara Stockton, John Coyle Oak
| land, First Church, E. S. Todd; Oakland,
| East Oakland and San Leandro, w. Angwin
! Oakland, Centennial Geo. Newton BeIk-
| eley and Temescal. to be supplied Alameda,
| L. S. Dunn: Haywards, W. G. Curry; Wal
nut Creek. W. $. Urmy: San Ramon and
Pleasanton, w d. Crabb; Point OF Timber
and Antioch. W. Carney Oak Grove, J. ".
Bluett Linden, e. A. Winning; Lodi. Z.
| S. Haswell Lockford, Estras Smith; lone,
| p g. Buchanan Plymouth. supplied by ,.
! BsIknap Amador City, w. B. Priddy SUIT
ter Creek, e. e. Dodge; Jackson, j. II.
Wythe, Jr.; Aiokelumns and Calavecas, sup
piled by Jesse Greene; Sonora, j. j. Cleye-
land Modesto, G. L. Rich; Ceres, q. B.
| Palmer. J. II. WYtbe, Professor of Histol-
ogy in City University, San Francisco; mem
! Der Of First Church, Oakland Quarterly Con-
| ference J. b. Hal, agent Book Depository
member Of Alameda Qnartsrly Conference.
John Thompson, District Superintendent Of
| the American Bible SOciety; member of
| First Church, Oakland Quarterly Conference.
Sacramento District-Geo. Clifford, p q
| Sacramento Sacramento, Sixth street,
| Robert Bentley; Sacramento. Kingsley,
| d. Deal Sacramento, City Mission, s. c.
Elliott Marysville. s. H. Todd; Grass Val
| ley, Geo o. Ash; Nevada City, J. l.. Mann
| North San Juan and Bloomfield, e. II. King;
Dutch Flat, j. J. Harris Colfax and Iowa
| Hill, Wesley Peck; Auburn and Ophir,
supplied by G. W. Fitch Georgetown and
Coloma. W. S. Corwin: Yubs City, G. G.
| Walter; Roseville and Newcastle. supplied
| by II. l. Gregory; Indian Springs. G. r.
| Stanley; Elk Grove, a. K. Crawford Pia-
cerville, B. F. Taylor Richland, J. A. Bru.
| ner Scott Valley and SawYer's Bar, S. A.
Redding Red Bluffs, NJ. Woodward; Little
Shasta and Yreka, supplied by ". +. Will
| Jams Reading and Millville, Z. r. BARLEY
Orland and Newville. A r. Sheriff; Williams
to be supplied; Butte Circuit, E. Jaeka
Biggs, J. Il. Jones Chico, A. Holbrook
Oroyille j. Appleton; Brownsville and La
Porte. S. kiEsey; Downisville, B. +.
Rkoades.
Petatuma District-H. C. Benson, P. E,
Santa Clara; Petalums, j. R. Ollie
Napa City, A. j. Wells; Napa City Circuit,
to be supplied; Vallejo, a. J. Nelson
Sonoms, C. P. Jones; Bloomfield, c. G.
Mines Green Valley and Occidental, ]. L.
Burchard Santa Rosa E. [ jones Heads |
burg, ". I. Mayue st. Helena and Calls
toga, Al D, Buck Clear Lake, A. C. Haz. |
gard; Midjletowp r. w. Williamson Pot
ter and Long Valley, to be supplied; Ukiah, |
II. c. Tallmau Point Arena, Geo. Adams /; |
Stewards Point, supplied by L. W. Sim |
mons; Fairfield ard Spisun. R. I. Werk; |
NO NisSs, susg4l5d by IL. Il. parkway; |
Woodland, Il. NJ. Stuart; Cacheville. Z. A. |
Hazsn Madison, C.. r. Nugent; Dixon and |
Binghampton, S. H. Rhoades; San Rafael, |
W. NJ Woodward; Bolinas supplied by !
Noah Burton: Eureka, l.. NJ Hancock !
Arcata, j. B. Chisholm Crescent City and
Smith River, J. W. Kuykendall; Ferndale, !
7. Il. Woodward bonneville and Hyde |
vile, D. W. Chisholm; Round Valley, his
sion and Covelo, J. S. Fisher; NattoIe and
1~,f-s t.
Mission. II. B. Sheldon w. C. Damon, |
Professor in Napa Collegiate Institute. ;uem-
Der Of Napa City Quarterly Conference
German Dis!rict-C II. Affierbach, 2. E.,
and supply for st. Pauls, San Francisco !; |
F0Isom-street, San Francisco, H Breuck
San Jose, F. Werth Stockton, A K mel
man; Oakland, R. Steinbsch; North Ger
man Mission, -.
The session will begin tomorrow forenoon.
Many of the ministers are already here.
! Those on standing committees have already
| arrived, and sessions Of the committees viii
| be held to-day.
DBAISAGE Canal CAsEs.-The5e actions
for damage. and for an injunction to abate
The Sacramento Drainage Canal as nuts
ance, at the suits CT John Y. Davis ard J.
! II. Roberts against the city of Sacramento,
and which were argued upon demurcer some
/ time since by W. 4. Anderson, City Attor-
uey, and Grove L. johnson for defendant,
and John w. Armstrong for plaintiffs,
| synopsis of which arguments was given in
1 these columns at the time, vas yesterday de-
| cided by Judge benson. The defendants
| demurrer was sustained upon the grounds
| that the act complained OF being authorized
| by law, operates as full and complete i'm
munity, as has been decided by the Supreme
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| Sacramento. and Green vs.. Swift. The case
is therefore dGmnum G6Sque injaria. This
decision settles the case so FAR as the Superior
| Court is concerned, for the reason that plain
| tiffs cannot amend their complaint so as to
meet the case. The attorney for plaintiffs, it
Is understood, contemplate taking the case to
the Supreme Court for final adjudication,
claiming that the Judgment is against the
| law.
! HOWARD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
| August reports of the Treasurer and Steward
show the operations Of the Association for
the month as follows: Received by the Treas.
urer from monthly subscriptions, 1874 rs;
| from interest upon loans, Sl20 So from loans
refunded $500; total, S754 So. Discussed
! by the Treasurer, 1894 IS balance 10 the
treasury September 1st, 1864 50. from which
| slm is to be taken the bills audited, $3.50 OF.
| Assisted by the Steward duflng the month,
! I75 persons, by SIS dispensations There are
now upen the books aud requiring aid az
families, consisting OF 10 iu6rm men, Al wo.
men and % childreu-l49 in al. The Stew
! ard was instructed to restrict the dispersal
| tons to tbs present regular income of the
| society (sbout $780,, If possible, in order to
prepare for the coming winter. Notes Of
! donations in smother column.
CORPORATION Articles of incorporation
hava been filed CT the Sacramento District
Telegraph Company, for constructing, own
Ing and maintaining Geographic and tele-
phonic wires in the city of Sacramento.
CAPITAL stock, $4,000, divided into 200
shares. Directors-John L. Sabin, who takes
| 100 shares; Andrew White, p shares VIM.
! G. Oliver, % shares Sherwood F. Gorhsm,
| 25 shares James Lawler. % shares of the
stock.
PoL1oE CoURT.-Jake Linston failed TO
appear 10 the Police Court yesterday fore
noon to answer to the charge of drunk, and
| thereby forfeited bis deposit of s.. John
Rouse was fned and psid 81 fer disturb
ing the peace to limited extent WIKI
| lam Sanborn forfeited So by non-apPear-
ancs to answer to similar charge. George
Carr. accused of robbiug a man. was granted
( until to-day for hearing of his case.