Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-26
FOURTH DAY.
MoNpAY. AnRust 26, lsS4.

MONDAY. August 2b, 1884.
Conference convened at S:3O o'clock
this morning. and was commenced this
morning wi prayer meeting, led by +.
III RIB rtson.
Al 8 O'Clock Bishop Fowler took the
chair and opened the conference busi-
pess.
Secretary read the minutes of pre-
uous session, which, on motion. were
ad' pied.
The report of committee on education
was taken up. The report Was reread,
and after discussion. during which f. Z.
Tower, agent of Willamette University,
b.ipg ihvir. d. s,,oke in behalf of the in
tkresis of that institution was adopted).
liishop Fov IL mt on record the fol.
lowing Ger, fica'e ordination
rhls is 10 certify that Andrew Far
rel was by me ordained elder oa August
a, 1884, at Seattle, W. Il.
40. H. Fowler.
Seattle, w. T., Aug. -. lSS4.o
On motiun. the presiding elder OF
Ol,mpa district, pastor AZ Olympia and
pastor NJ Tacoma were appointed visit
ing cou mIit,e for the Olympia Collegi-
ATE lbstltu'e.
On motiop, A. K. Crawford and G. s.
Landen were appointed a committee to
wait on the conference and its friends,
and solicit contri. utions in behalf of
olympia Collegiate Institute. They
were assisted by j. f. De Wore and ID.
e. lie sourd. The SUM raised by sub
scripsion was $h25, one-fourth to be
paid by September l, 1884, and the bal
snoe In three annual installments.
The roll was called, and an effort
made TO raise subscription for funds
70 meet the expense of publishing the
minutes, purchasing trunk and other
lncidentals. The committee, q. A.
Lsnden, reported the sum of $42 %.
Also the proceeds of public collection
smonnied to &l4.S5. OF this anisunt,
$&G wasexpended for stationery, leAv
inR xl0.60 90 be appropriated tor the
purchase Of conference trunk.
y. Doase, of the Committee on PERI
ouieals, made his report, which ga M
uon was adopted and ordered to te
published in the Pac.nie Christida Adj
eocate.
Qn motion of d. q. lie S,ard, the
mshop was requested 70 transfer Rev.
~ =. Blaine of the Genessee Conf r
snce. The Bishop announced tie
uansfer. and on motion ID. Z. Elaine
was granted sspsrnumerary relation
Without an appointment.
uG. lie Sourd requested permission
lot Brother Stuntx 10 make few re-
mefks. Brother Stuutz did so, request
,maR work among Us. On motion the
Ifeslding Elder was authorized to en-
p'oy him for one year.
oemmiitee on Scandinavian NJ ssions
nsae report through A. Farrell On
"osien the report was adopted d.
". A. Landen. Statistical SECRETARY.
Ts T,sue DIS report, reading only the totals.
ane report was adopted.
ile Time for &C journment hsviue ar
nwo, the time of the session vas on
motion extended.
Inc request of the Conference for the
rransfer of Z. NJ. Robertson ir'm tue
eeptr Iowa Conference was grained.
U. lie Sourd in behalf uf tL- ii"n-
mlnss on Missions reported. The 10,
poH vas adopted.
oIlouoheed made suptl !. ner tai
H'fi On b. half Of the Americh u Bible
Mus's; On motion the report was
=. I. Devore moved that committee
= .a.ise be appointed to Tepctt at cur
- hfertnc plan for the srRani'
uoe of a Conference Bistorsc | SUci-
~. lie CHAIR appointed as fellows
nnase Dillon, ]. +. Devore and j. N.
=. hsnsen moved that q committes
pHs'sinp q the Presiding E.ser and
asshi 81 Tacoma, be al pointed 10 Pre-
ifss 'it oder of exercises &C cur nex'
nsi 1,ifertnce. The motion pre-
Vailed
Ia.
VI tion The Presiding Elders were
~ loslh u etnmittte 70 nominate ths
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