Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08
The n. L. rpointments for
the Ensuing Year

80 - C4H4Nt Ni-Nc 4A'iS hiNtjpt!tlIGt IO.tOHtIR
are the ministerial appointments for the
ensuing year:
San Francisco District-Weslav J,fri,.,f Pro
siding Elder. CorraiiJos and Aptos, Jesse smith:
Gilroy, W, 5 Crmy; Halfmoon Bay, W. c. Curry
Hollister, W. b. Priddy; Los Gafos " Peek
Monterey and Pacific Grove, 4. II. Sfney. New
Almaden, F. NJ. Willis: Pescadero. VI. P S.
Duncan; Lorenzo and FELTON,, supplied by w. 0.
Askins; Redwood City and Maydeld, L. Fellers
Salinas City, }; II. Wythe, Jr.; San Francisco
Bush-street Church, r. D. Bovard; san
| Francisco, Central Church. J. n Beard:
| San Francisco, Chinese Mission, F. J. Masters
and X; Mleyama; San Francisco, Grace Church.
| II. b. lleaeock: San Francisco, Simpson Memo
| rial Church, +. +. Jewell; San Francisco. How
| ard-street Church, George ". Izer; san Francis
| co, kentucky-stTeet Church, Il. c. Benson; san
Francisco, Powell-street Church, j. F. Macau-
| ley; San Francisco Swedish Mission, o. Gun
| derSon; Fresno, Swedish Mission, L. A. Elm
| ing; Oakland, Swedish Mission o. Anderson,
San Francisco, Twenty Church,
Seneca s.5Ei ;; san Jose, CenteIia Church, G. W.
Beatty; san Jose First Church, T. 5. Dunn; san
Jose circuit E. A. Winning; Santa Clara Geo
| Clifford; Santa Cruz, }. ". Bryant; Watson
vile, {. ; HasWeil; University of the Pa
ciiic, c. c. Stratton, President; J. \ Martin.
J. c, George and NJ. II. Alexander, Professors;
H. r. CTeary, editor OF the California Christian
Adr0cdts: J. B. Hill, Agent of the Methodist
Book Depository; j. .. Raynor, Chaplain
Stockton District-C Y. Anthony, Presiding
Elder. Alameda and West End T. Bentiev:
Atlanta, J; E. Wickes; Berkeley, W. D. Crabb;
Haywards, H. II. Hall; lone, e ]. Jones: Jack
SON W. :. Corwln; Linden, J. W. Ruykendall;
llyeEnore, J. Kinsey; Lockeford J. R. Wolfe;
Lon, \. Z. Dodge; Modesto, J. L. Mann: MOkel-
umne Hill, to be supplied; Oakland, Norwegian
Mission J. jacobson; Oakdale and BurnevyiIIe
D. W. Chilson; Oakland, Centennial Church, c.
Mckelvey; East Oakland, j. W. Ross; Oakland
First Church, John COylc Oleta. NJ H. Hack
man; Plymouth \. c. Duncan; san Lcandro
Portuguese Mission, A. S. Gibbons: san Ramon
and Pleasanton, W I. Mayner; Sonora. Ross
Taylor; Stockton, Central Church, A. T. Need
ham; Stockton, Clay-street Church J. B. Chvno-
Weth: Sutter and Amador, c. P. Jones: Walnut
Creek, \. HOlbrook; University of the Pacific
Lecturer on Theology, J. H. Wythe: John
thompson, superintendent of the American
Bible Society.
Sacramento District-W. +. Gober presiding
elder Auburn, J. J. Martin; Biggs and Gridlev,
II. b. Sneldon: brownsville and LapoTte S. e.
Elliott; Butte circuit, 7. b. Hopkins; Chico, ].
,. 1reiren; ColiaX and Dutch Fiat b Smith:
Dowhevlllei j. ". Buxton; Elk Grove. j. b.
Chisholm; Florin, T. K. BARLEY; Forest Hin and
Michigan Bluff, to be supplied; Fort Jones and
scott valley, G. X. Stanley: Georgetown and
Coloma, to be supplied by S Belkuap. Grass
Valley, NJ d. Buck; Indian Springs. supplied by
/. b. dlnman; Marysville, W. NJ. Woodward:
Nevada City. ". Angwing; North san Juan and
bloomheld, j. ;, Fisher: Ophir and Newcastle.
TO be supplied Orlaud, supplied by S. Pruden:
0Toyille, Richard Rodda; Penryn, n R. Peek;
Placerville, K. /. Wenk: Placeryille circuit TO
be supplied; Red Bluff, $ IL Rhoads: Redding
supplied by J. b. Hartsough Richland, 7. $ IT,
Nallls; Roseylle and Sheridan, W. A. Johns:
n. lnOmaS
sacramento, Sixth-street church, Z. r. Ollie:
Williams and COiusa &. g. Walter: Yreka. sup-
Riied by C. H. Dorling; luba City and Franklin,
Petaluma District-A J. Nelson. PRESIDING
Elder. Arcata, L. A. While bloomfield, s, NJ.
Woodward; Bolinas and SaUcelito C. T. Pettis
CloYerdale, +. NJ. Pickles Covelo, to be sun.
piled; Crescent City and Smith river, John Ap-
pieton; Dixon and Binghampton W. F. Warren:
Eureka; G. f. Rich Fairfield, B. F. Taylor
dental, III, &, IalIman. HpalHSturtr : II
ham Madison, TO be supplied Mattole, TO be
supplied; Middletown and Pope Valley, sup
piled oy +. King; Eap4 City, NJ. c. Briggs; Peta-
luna, j. A. Nananda; Point Arena, E. n Stuart;
Kohnervnle and Hydesville, S. T. Sterrett; Rio
Vista, supplied by H. Barllway: St Helena
and Calisloga, w. /. Stephens: san Rafael 7 4
Bruner: Santa Rosa T. H. Woodward: T1kiah.J
l. Burcharu; Wllletsvile, supplied BY W. s !
Bryant; Windsor and Mark West, supplied bv ]. !
Z Siisiapp; Woodland, h r. Willis Vallejo and
Napa circuit, L. A, King and one to be supplied /
- German District. WeIth Presiding Elder |
Horth German Mission, to be supplied; Oakland 4
Louis hiOeck san Francisco Folsom street
Chureh, K Stelubach; San Francisco Mission !
Church, J. W. Riedemann; san Francisco s. /
Paul S Church, +. Nerth and one to be supplied:
san Jose T. II. Ailierbach; Santa Rosa circuit |
II. Srueek; stockton and Tracy, A. LemkaW. |
The Native Sons State Celebration.
SANTA Ross. September 7th.-The Native |
Sons are making extensive preparations for |
their State celebration of Admission Day |
on the 9Th inst. The town is dressed in |
gala attire. The decorations are handsome
and more extensive than ever before pre- |
sented here a special train, bringing ex
cursionists from all parts of the State /
leaves San Frarcisoo at $50 Tuesday NIGHT. |
The visitors viii be met at the depot by the |
local Parlor, with music and fireworks. 4 |
large number of rooms outside of the |
hotels have been engaged. On behalf of |
the ladies, Miss Josie Byington presented |
to Western Star Parlor, of this city. to- |
night handsome banner. Literary exer- |
cises and dancing followed the PRESERVATION. !
Toe natives are very enthusiastic. |
Governor Stoneman will be their guest, t
and they viii entertain their visitor hand |
sOmely
Assignee Appointed -Wine-making Be
gun
NAPA, September 7th-Seneca Ever was
today appointed assignee of Charles Krug. |
the insolyent wine-maker
The Napa Valley Wine Company began |
making wine to-day though the season is
not yet thoroughly begun. Grapes range
lower in price than last year
Held to Answer for Grand Larceny
Petty Robberies-Motion Denied-Run-
away Accident.
NEVADA, September 7th-John Wads-
worth, arrested Sunday morning for pick
MS tilN I'OSfNtb Ci " u. OdillDDpiI. OF Blue
Tent, and relieving him of a gold watch !
and chain, had an examination to-day. He
confessed everything. and was held to an
Swer for grand larceny, with bail fixed at
81 500, in default of which he went to iail.
Several petty robberies have been COM
mitted here the last two days, but no ar
rests have been made.
In the Superior Court to-day a motion to
strike out the counter afiidavits of plain
uffS, ON motion for a change of venue.
was denied in the cases of Merriam and |
Hedges vs.. The Supervisors of Yuba
County
At Glenbrook Park yesterday runaway
team struck buggy in which Miss Sallie |
Groves, OF this city, wa sitting throwing
the young lady out and infiicting serious
injuries.
Blaze at Fresno.
FRESNO, September 7th-A fire this
morning, believed to be incendiarv. which
started in ]. II. Northcrafts carriage depot.
entired destroyed that place. and also
H3gue St. Johns agricultural ware
house, vacant building belonging to
Richard Fremont, and badly injured
Gradys Opera House. The losses were
Hague & St. John, $4,000. insurance.
$3.50; ]. II. Northcraft, sc, 500 insurance.
$500; Richard Fremont, 81 900, fully in
sured. The Opera House vas damaged to
the extent OF about $1,000; insured.
a Shocking Charge.
MoDEsTo, September 7th.-Last evening
a tramp named James Fallon was lodged /
in jail as vagrant. This morning a China
man, who was a prisoner in the Jail, swore
out complaint against Fallon for commit
ting an infamous crime against him. The !
Chinalnan, Hang Key, is in precarious /
condition. Fallon pleaded not guilty. The |
examination is set for next week
Horsethief Brought Back.
STOCKTON, September 7th.-To-day Sher-
i'll Cunningham returned with the man
Campbell, who recently stole a horse and !
buggy from JohnsGn's stable in this CITY. |
and captured at atSierraville, Plumas county, |
after selling the team in Carson. New.
Campbell came from Arizona lie con- /
fesses his guilt. He is also charged with /
horse-steaiing in Hanford.
Smallpox in san Bernardino County.
SAN BERNARDINo, September 7th.-From !
all reports, there is undoubtedly a ease of
smallpox at Trijallo, Spanish settlement
between Cotton and Riverside. Il seems
that man by the name of Rlrssick. who
has just returned from trip to Chihuahua.
Mexico, with his family, Consisting of
wife and five children, gos off the train at
Cotton ON Friday morning. and one of the
children was taken tpl. au1 diad ~, 49,