The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-18

-uHS'Oll, DIS II was on Inc IOCdllOn Oh the
college at Dillon. Citizens of Dillon were
invited to take the floor, and there was a
great amount Of talk over the matter, which
our space prevents synopsizing.-TR1BuNE
REPoRrER.] |,
The report of the Committee on Educa.
lion was adopted.
Note.-This report cuts out the scholar
ship clause" in the the prospectus sub.
scribed to by citizens Of Dillon and vicinity
for the college.
On motion the Committee on Education
was continued, and authorized to receive an
answer from the local committee Of Dillon,
and that six weeks be allowed for said an.
swer.
On motion the Conference pledged itself
to pay the subscriptions raised ($2,ooo) to
any other place that the Mission may select
as the location OF the College, provided
Dillon does not accept. |
On motion the Committee on Education !
was authorized to accept propositions from
other points and accept the most favorable
propositions on the considerations present.
ed in the action Of this session.
Prayer was offered by Rev. T. c. llifi
On motion Conference adjourned sine die
with the reading Of the list Of appointments
and benediction by Bishop Walden.
The following is list of the appoint.
ments and the resolutions passed by the
Conference:
BUTTE DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS:
F.. A. Riggin, Presiding Elder and Supt.
w. A. Shannon, Dillon.
Blackfoot and Eagle Rock, Idaho, to be
supplied by J. P. Morris.
Butte City, w. E. King.
Fish Creek, F. G. Boylan.
Glendale and Beaverhead, Hugh Dan.
can.
Horse Plains and Flathead Lake, to be
supplied.
Meadow Creek, Fred F!awith.
Missoula, to be supplied.
Philipsburg and Drummond, HID. Wads-
worth. ;.
Salmon City and Junction, Idaho, O. w.
Mintzer.
Stevensville, Wilder Nutting.
Stuart, to be supplied.
Virginia City, S. E. Snider.
Walkerville, ]. w. Bennett.
HELENA DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
George Comfort, Presiding Elder.
Bozeman, George c. Stull.
Billings, to be supplied by J. l.. Cutler.
Benton, Joel Vigus.
Choteau and Indian Mission, ,Jocob Mills
| Glendive, VIM. B. Coombe.
Gailatin Valley, E. NJ. Tower and d. ],
Frew.
Judith Basin, W. w. Van Orsdel and ].
D. Phinney.
Livingston, NJ. ]. Hall,
Miles City, ID. ). Strong.
Helena, ]. Jay Garvin.
Sun River, w. ]. Hunter.
Townsend, John Hosking.
White Sulphur Springs, r. d. Woodley
Ell. Bickell, editor of Montana Christian
| Adzucate and member Of Helena Quarterly
Conference.
| RESOLUTIONS.
! The committee on resolutions presented
the following
WHEREAS, Mr.. b. F. White kindly ten
dered the Pavilion for holding services on
Sabbath morning and evening, without ex-
pense, therefore be it
| PcsolzyH-1st, that this Mission tender a
vote of thanks to Nv. b. +. White for the
use of the Pavilion; End, that copy OF
this resolution be furnished the Dillon
TRIBUNE for publication.
WHEREAS, The Utah and Northern and
the Northern Pacific railway companies
have furnished the members and their
families with tickets to and from the seat
of the conference at hat-fare rates, there
fore be it
Rcsol,ed, That we tender the thanks of
this Mission to the officials of these roads
for the favors shown, and that copy of
this resolution be furnished the Dillon
TRIBUNE for publication.
WHEREAS, Brother J. NJ. Walden, our
Bishop, who has presided over our mission
for the first time, and by his counsels and
advice has greatly advanced the interests
of this mission, and by his loving Christian
character has greatly endeared himself to
the members of this mission, therefore be it
Resol,xd, That we extend our sincere