Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
The Southern Methodist conference.-the.
DOtn;ncufs

The southern Methodist conference.-the.
po.nsments.
PsTALUMA, October 3a-Tae session of the
Conferences to-day YVES largely attended By
TIE friends of the Church to hear the ap-
poiutments read. The appointments are as
foiiows
San FranciscI Dstrict-H N Featherstone P.
E San Francisco station, j {. Simmons Sail jose
George Sim; Santa Clara, j. Brown Mountain
View C. Chamberlain; Grcy, r. F. Allen; Sacrt.
mento, /. H. b. Anderson: Woodbridge, b II.
Russel; Gait, F. II. Staten; Hoilister. T C. Bar.
ton; Tres Pi7os, j. S. Huttoa; Salinas William,
WHIT rs /; Iseton, to be supphod oak Hill, S Ii
Odam stockton. J. Z. Howard; Oakland station.
W. FL. Tyson o. T. Fitzgerald, Nashville, i.or
Adeocate.
Santa Rosa District-W J. blaion, P. E.; Santa
Rosa Station, C. T. Rankin Santa Rosa Circuit,
W. II. Cooper; Petaluma Station, A. L. Hunsaker
Healdsburg, J. 5. Clark Anderson Valley Z H.
Robertson Upper Lake and Potter Valley, to be
supplied by ID. I. Belyille; Lakeport, j. X p
Price Rockville, L. c. Renfro Elmira and Pleas
ant Valley, H. B. SCARBOROUGH Winters, n. [. Dake
Ukiah, w. F. Compton d. L. Hareia, super,
numerary ", A. Finley, President and Agent Of
Pacific Methodist College.
Colusa Dssrict-James Kelsey, p E; Colusa
Station, T. A. Atkinson Yuba City Circuit, N. L.
r. Feathersteen Anderson Circuit, A. L. Paul
Biggs station, J. F. Roberts; Chico station, j. w
river, TO be supplied Willows and Elk creek j. NJ
Ward Penn valley, J. G. c. Harris Princeton, c.
W. Humphrey; Afbuclde, NJ. c. Fields Maxwell,
A. odam; Knights Landing, j. G. Skeiton; Mel.
vile, NJ. NJ. G. Howard 0rland, j. u. Cverton
Red Bluff, W. II. Howard.
Visalia DISTRICT. G. Hyden, Presiding Elder
Yisalia P. f. Page; Lemoore NJ. }. Cough; Merce /,
B. f. Burris Mariposa, R. a. Lawre; Antelope, to
be supplied by G. W. Spears; Fresno city, 1. 5.
Hopkins; Woodville, A. R. Reims Sonora, H.
Neale; Lindon, j. M. Alsanson Modesto, j. C..
Pendegrast; Los Banos Joel Hedgspeth; Ma.
dera, J. H. Neal; kipgsburg, to be supplied by VI.
j. Law oakdale, j. Cruel.
The next annual session of the Pacific Con-
ferencs will be held in San Francisco The
General Conference will meet in May next in
Nashville, Tenn.
Thrown from a Wagon and injured.
SANTA Cruz October 3d.--Saturday after
noon Charles W. Hubbard, Mrs. Parker Hib.
bard, and two children, were thrown over an
embankment above tine Powder Mill, from a
wagon, the horse having become frightened
from passing locomotive and rein break
ing. MIR. Hubbard had his collar.bone broken
and his shoulder dislocated one of the chill
dren-a giri-had an arm broken; Mrs. Hib-
bard and the little boy were b@dly bruised.
Etcms from stockton
STOCKTON, October 3d.-William Schneider
was arraigned in Department Two of the
Superior Court to-day, on charge of mur-
der. He was allowed until Wednesday to
plead. Schneider stabbed and killed r. Z.
Miller in this city on the evening of Septem-
Der Ssh.
Joseph Kroke and James Barre were taken
to San Quentin to-day, both for burglary.
Kroke goes for eighteen months and Barre for
FIVE years.
The State Convention of the Baptist Church
convenes in this city tomorrow.
james Carlin is on trial in Department Tyo
of the Superior Court on charge of assault
to murder. The assault is alleged to have
been committed on John Rooney, ferrymap,
on the 10Th of June last.
The Supervisors to-day levied the county
taxes as follows: General fund, IA cents
school fund, IL; redemption bonds of 1870,
s.; county road fund, 12; Western Pacific
bonds. 40; Stockton and Visalia bonds, z;
INDECENT sick, 5 total county levy, 65.5
cents; total State levy, 655 cents; total,
State and county, 81 80.
ISECoND DISPATCH.I
STOCKTON, October 3i.--James Carlin was
found guilty Of assault with deadly weapon
with intent to do great bodily injury. He
is to appear for sentence week from to-
morrow.