Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-07
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
List os Appointments 5Eade by Eishcp
Warren

Warren.
sTlcial to the REccRD-UNoN.l
MONTEREY Cal J. September 6th.-Bishop
Warren made the following list Of appoint
ments to-day for the Methodist Confer
ence:
San francisco Dislrict-Wesley Bennett,
Presiding Elder San lose. Gilroy, NJ. ID.
Buck Fresno t3Tedi D Mission to be sup
pli5dli Lorenzo and FeltOn, M. Willis; Los
Gatos, Wesley Peek Halfmo0n Bay. ". C.
Curry HOilister, W u Priddy Monterey
and Pacific Grove. Y. II. Sinex; New Al
MAIDEN, }. /. Yrelren; Pescadero. w. T. S.
Duncan Oakland Swedish Mission)-J.
p. Sandhalt Salinas, j. H. Wythe, Jr.;
San Francisc0-B1sh-street, F. d. BoyaTd;
Central, J. n. Beard; Chinese Mission, F.
J. Masters; Grace Church, @. V. Anthony;
Howard-street, George w. Izer; japanese
Mission, NJ. G. Herris; Kentueky-sJrect and
South San Francisco, II. @. Benson;
Pcweil-street, W. S. Urmy; Swedish
Memorial, f. Z. Jewell Swedish Mis-
sion, W. 0. GundeTson; Twentv-seventh-
street, Edward Dennctt; San Jose, Cen
tella, G. ". Beatty; Circuit, a. L. VIM
ming; First Church, J. S. Dunn; Santa
Clara. J. p. Macauley; Santa Cruz, J. W.
Bryant; WatsOnville, c. S. Haswell: editor
California Christian Adt0cate i. i. Crary,
member of the Bush-street Quarterly Con-
p0sitory, member Of the Centcila San Jose
Quarterly Conference, j. b. Hill; President
of the University of the Pacific, g. c.
Stratton; San Jose Quarterly Conference,
J. n. Martin, Il. G. George, II. NJ. Alex
ander. The appointments in the German
district in San Francisco are; +. a. Werth,
Presiding Elder; Folsom street, +. A.
Werth; st. Pauls, r. Steinbach; oakland,
Louis Kroech.
Stockton District-R Bentley, Presiding
Elder; Alameda, First Church, A. 1. Need
ham Alameda, West End and Temescal,
a. S. Gibbons Atlanta, w. I. Moyns;
Berkeley, w. d. Crabb; Brentwood, J. &.
Wickes Ceres, J. II. Jones' Haywards,
II II. Hall; lone, J. A. Van Anda Jack
son, !. w. Kendall Linden, II. L. Gregory;
Liyermoore s. Kinsey; Lockeiord, W. 5.
Corwin Lodi, S. Jones; Modesto J. L.
Mann; MuTphy's and Strup Ranch, sup
piled by w. B. Brockway Norwegian and
Danish Mission. J. Jacobson Oakdale ami
Birneville J. Il. Wolfe Oakland, Cen
tenuial. D. Whitson; East Oakland, J. W.
Ross; Oakland. First, J. Coyle Oleta,
supplied by W. O. Askin Plymouth, A.
c. Duncan San Leaudro, I. J. Ross; San
Ramon and Pleasan:On, J. L. Burchard;
sonora, Ross Taylor; Stockton Central. u.
b. Peacock; Stockton, Nisher Church,
+. /. Jones: Sutter Greek and AmadCr, @.
z. Jones; Valley Springs ard West Point,
supplied by ;. Beibnap; Walnul Greek, A.
Ho!brock. J il. Nyihe, Lecturer on The
ology sJ the University Of the FaciGc.
Sacramento Distfic,-W. i. Gobcr pre-
siding elder; Aubarn, John Chisholm:
biegs and Gridicy, I. " Siamops;
| Brownsville s, c. Eliot! North Butte, !.
&. HOPKINS; Chico, J. II. Woodward;
| ColtaS and Du.ch Flat, :. Smith: Colusa
and Williams, G. G. " alter; Downeryi!le-
J. W. BustGn Elk Grave Il. c. TGlman;
Flayn, T. T.. BarIleyr; Forest Hill and
Michigan Bluff. to be supplied; Fort Jones
and Scott Valley, r. Rodda Georgetown
and ColOma, supplied by Thomas Spencer;
Grass Valley, Charles McKelyey; Herkers
Springs, to be supplied; Marysyille, W. NJ.
Woodward; Nevada City, W. Angwin;
Newcastle and Ophir, II. a. Hackman
North San Juan and North Bloomfield J.
S. Fisher; Orland, TO be supplied; Oroville,
j. Kirby; Penryn, n. r. Peck; Placeryille,
r. E. Wenke; Red Bluff, S. II. Rhoads
Redding, supplied by J. 3. Hartsough;
Richland, l. S. L. Walter; Roseville and
Sheridan, w. a. Johns Sacramento Cen
trail. Thomas Filben; Sacramento Sixth
street, E. Il. Ollie; Yreka, supplied by G.
II. Darling; Yuba City and Franklin, w.
]. Peters.
Petaluma District-O. J. Nelson, Presid-
ing Elder; Arcats, s. NJ. Woodward
Bloomfield F. S. Tultle; Bolinss and
Olema, c. E. Pettis; Cloverdae J. B.
Chynowith; Crescent City and Smith River,
+. a. Nible; Dixon and Binghampton, W
f. Warren Eureka, L. Z. Dodge Fair
field, II. B. Sheldon Ferndalc, q. G. Mil
nes Green Valley, Low Ewing Healds-
burg, A. II. Nudhan: Lower Lake and
Kelseyviile, J. Appleton; Madison and
Middletown, to be supplied Napa circuit,
supplied by j. Sandercock Napa, M. c.
Briggs Occidental and Freestone, George
L. Stanley; Petaluma, c. Z. Rich:
Point Arena, L. Fillerse; Rio Vista,
to be supplied; Rohnerville and Hydesvil!e.
]. 7. Steret5; st. Helena and CallstOga L.
Rosa, George Clifford Sonoma, Z. II.
Gale; Willets, to be supplied; Woodland,
L. 4. Willis; Windsor and Mark West, to
be supplied; Yol0, b. f. Taylor; w. z.
Damon, Professor in Napa College; san
Jose, c. IL. Atfierbach; Santa Cruz, F.
and Tracy, A. Lemkan.
The next Conference will meet at Pacific
Grove.
Resolutions sympathizing with Mrs
Haddock, widow of the murdered preacher
of Sioux City, and expressing great respect
for Bishop Warren were passed.
The report on Missions showed SIT 800
appropriated TO the English-speaking and
foreign Missions within the bounds of the
Conference.
After religious services the Conference
adjourned.