Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-04
United Brethren Conference.


United Brethren Conference.
At tie session yesterday morning the
Preachers Aid Society Treasurer reported
an increased interest in the support of az
ficted ministers of the Conference.
Rev. D. Shuck was reelected Treasurer
of the society.
Rev r. J. Mckinney passed an excellent
examination on the disciplinary course of
reading.
A communication from Colonel r. Cow
den, of Gallon, o., was read and referred to
the Committee on Finance, to whose liber-
ality it appealed in the interest of Sabbath
school work in the church.
Rev. Ollie, of the Sixth-strect NJ. E.
Church, and Rev. II. c. Christian, of the
Seyenth-street NJ. +. Church, were intro
duced to the Conference.
Rev J. Mcbride was appointed Branch
Missionary Treasurer.
W II. Bast was appointed to receive Con-
ference moneys.
Professor J. A. Sellinger, Professor f.
Ridenenr and G. NJ. Palmer, all of Wood
bridge, Cal.,w appointed as General Con-
ference Tellers.
Adjourned until p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference was called to order by
the Bishop at o'clock.
J. S. Rollins, lay delegate from Yolo,
was admitted on certificate of election.
Rev. p. Beck's report on Missions was a
mastery production. 1t called forth nu-
merous speeches and was unanimously
adopted.
Rev. f. B. Ware of the Christian Church
of this city, was introduced.
Dr. l. L. Kephart, Prof. W. II. Kline
felter and Rev. +. Fisher were presented to
the Conference. Kephart and Klinefelter
were received on their transfers from their
respective Conferences east.
The committee to station the itinerants
and the presiding elders was appointed.
Under the regulations of miscellaneous
business, unfinished business was com
pleted.
Eleven of the ministers were assigned to
the pulpits of the city churches for Sab
bath morning by the request of the city
pastors.
IT MAY BE FOR YEARs.-The Folsom Tel
egraph says that NJ. Perry and W. II. Farmer
| of that place, have started for the mount
aims on a deer hunt. As they have taken s
solemn VOW not to return until they have
| killed two deer, a large number OF thcl
| friends will accompany them as far as Nor
mon Island. where they will take last SAL
parting They have made arrangement
| with this office to have tie returns OF tn
November election sent them by 4 specia
messenger on snowshocs, who will ais
carry supply of John Grace's hunters dc
light-that is, provided he doesn't use it al
up before he finds them"
CITY NoMINATIoNs.-Aftert the adjourn
ment of the Butler County Convention
Thursday, the delegates from the city pro
ceeded to nominate a city ticket, as follows
Police Judge, W A. Henry; Justices G
the Peace, l. Joscphs and William Henley
Constablcs, F. Swift and Z. A. La Blanc
Their Central Committee is as follows
County at large. d. Jost; First District
F. Woodward, i. Butterfieid Second Dis
trict-Charles Schmitt, w. Krctschener
Third District-Noble Fisher, ". c. Farms
worth; Fourth Distriet-A. b. Burns, il
Anderson: Fifth DiStrict-G. Maxiield,
II. Hogaboom.
RESTAURANT At AUCrioN.-Next Tuesday
at 10 A. ~, Bell & Co will sell at auctio
the United States Restaurant, No. 30G
street. between Third and Fourth TIL
property includes a fine bar mirror, bar
glassware, bar fixtures and ornaments pic
lures, tables and chairs, crockery, glGss
wooden AID tinwarc. silver and plate
ware, cutlery, gas fixtures, French rang
and fixtures complete. The place is nov
open for inspection and will be until tim
of sale. The restaurant will be offered a
= whole. and, If not purchased, will be dis
posed OF in detail
DEcLIYEs.-Judge y Greene Curtis Ina
written the following note to r. O. Cragen
Chairman OF the Democratic Conyentio
which met Wednesday evening and nom
pated him as n candidate for the Assembly
Permit me 10 thank the Convention f
.heir kind Partially in nominating ME ft
the important and honorable position {
, Assemblyman from the Eighteenth Di
trict Other engagements render it nece:
; sary for me to positively bat respectful
, decline the nomination
OK THE BAn.-The bar in the Sacrament
: river at Salmon Bend. fifteen miles aboI
: the city, has become so prominent that
is almost impossible for heavily lnade
barycs to cross il. and two or three wei
: YESTERDAY reported stuck there and watir
: to BE- lighJencd over. Ii is apt TO be
: troublesome place during the remainder
the fall. unless the slight rise of the riv,
3 makes an improvement.
Arcrfox SALE-Bell & Co. will sell
5 auction st 10 4 NJ to-day. at their sale
] room. Eighth and streets, horses, cart
phaetons, harness, etc. Also bedroom set
tables. chairs, lounges, wardrohes, ianlbr
g gums, carpets, stoves, ranges. etc. Also,
/, large lot Of assorted bitters, fUT saloon rs
| Also, a large quantity OF tlnwace, 'nciu
= ing milk cans Of all sizes, OIL cans, mea
ures, steamers, lunch pals, milk par
bath-tubs, churns, etc
G School Teachers WASrEp.-Seyeral
: the school districts in this county are II
supplied with teachers, and the Super
+, tendent. Mr.. Bishop, has been writing
other counties for a supply. There are
large number of teachers III this city odt
q employment Unfortunately, however, III
II only hold city certificates, and as those Il
h not recognized by the County Board, III
% avail them nothing.
l. DEMocRArIc MEErIxe.-The Democra
IS of this city will hold meeting at Armo
e Hall this evening, when an address will
= delivered by Hon. T. ii. Lame of San
Clara Seats will be reserved for ladies a
+, their escorts. The meeting will be call
!, 10 order at o'clock.
= THE Springfield horse blanket advert:
= ment of the Red House which appeared
= the WEEKLY UNION of October 4th, reae
> 0ne-strap, 81 81; two-strap, So wher,
it should read: " 0ne-strap, 81 two-str;
1T 81 25."
ID
! MISS NJ. BAILEY, the artist, will bes
her painting class October Sd, at her n
b. studio, 724 n street, on Fridays and S
urdays.