The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-11
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
APPOINTMENTS ev rasTers sxp rEr.
SIDING ELsExs hide
A General Change Areana in she
Location IL the Mfnissers-
Spirited Discussion over The PAY
ment of Claim.

Ats a. m. YESTERDAY Bsshop xissse took
ihe chair. Mort OF the asarrsing session q,
The conference ass nesofest ~ rortfn~
committee reports uhsfs werp a<orfesE
sithoi' dstatr- 4 resolution Requesting
the presiding eisers 10 sssx zrsefer eautlaa
Ia their employ mezzs OF supplies was after
IN extended dstase deserted 10 b. ma.
iorsty 81 one.
The afterneon session y rs presided sve-
By Dr. J. p Bevcre. and Ike the morning
session. vas devoted entirely TO routine
committee wssrk,
EvESsSts SEssfps.
Bishop Nisde presided oTer tsp evening
tessten- Services in snexaosy Of ts., Reg
NJ DOf,ls occupied the opening tso-rieu az
the session. The treasurer faa.ae his rcpart
snopiEz 81 Increase "a senevoienres this
year ~ sitfS. The committee 10 audit the
elalms Tor eypenzes of the Port
Townsend board az trade rr,.erfeg
Recommending payment Of Mr.. Den,it<os,'s
portion. but Tia. the portion referring 10
the expenses 81 Alien Weir and OTHERS =.
mol allowed. with the understanding that
ne CONFERENCE DOES not rses'gBize any
Z al debt The debate was opened ~
Rev. ". Denaisou who objected t.s t@lng
paid a cent unless the entire claim was a.
lowed
Papers on fse shsset ihat the Porf
Townsend Iioari If Trade had agreed %
pay Mr.. DeDuison certain sti4f and lad
failed to do 50. therefore The conference
offered 70 reimburse him. which he re-
fused 10 accept
Al amendment simply changing the
wording bHt not the meaning III the report
was offered by Mr.. Hanson. This Was de-
hated by Mezzrs. Dennisou, Brown.
Hanson, skidmore and r. sourd.
Bishop Sinde spoke as 20 the custom III
paying conference agents. stating that
they we're not generally paid by confer
enee- The objection 10 the payment Of the
claims because the Port Townsend beard
OF trade claims this to be legal debt while
the conference holds that snasmueh as
Fort Townsend did not fulilI its agree
menf with the conference that the confer
ence Is not legally b~und To pay any por-
Ton OF thei reclaim. The report as amended
was adopted. allowing Mr.. Dennison $50,
but refusing 10 pay the remainder
Rev skidmore was announced as trans
tefred 10 Boise City, Idaho. Resolutions
complimentary were adopted Rays
spfague Davis, /. Doigren, X 6. Foss and
Z. X. Pomeroy were announced As trans
ierred TO this conference. W. b. Mcmillan
was appointed to preach the missionary
sermon at the next conference. several
complimentary resolutions were adopted
THE APPOINTMENTS.
bisop Nlnde then read the appointments
which were as follows:
OLYMPIA DISTRICT.
Presiding elder. H. D. Brown; Aberdeen.
X. II. Manner; Bay Center, James Matthews:
Centraiia and Chehalis supply Ceutralia
circuit, A. Anderson: Castle Rock.
supply; Elms. {. p sfaytou.
johns river. supply: keiso. p. ". Pickles:
la Camas, +. W. Butler. Montesano. Mr..
Cameron; North siyer-supply; Olympia, q.
A. Laudon; Pioneer. John Brettz. saihum,
supply shelton, q. +. Mead. Skasnokawa.
John Nubone; Tacoma First, supply: Taco
ma south, W. h. Mcmillan: Tumwa;er. J. 4.
smith Vancouver. supply: winlock, ". C.
HOchett. DIR. Deyore, conference educa.
honal agent I. J. Massey. agent OF the
university.
SEATTLE DISTRICT.
Presiding elder, ". n. Drake. Dan
geness. A J. MeNamee. Eas; ssund. sun.
ply; Edison, supply: Falls cityaud Hoagh-
ton, Albert Atwood: Iaconner, i. w.
White; Lynden, J. A. Tenant: Lopez
island, supply. Nooksaek and Indian.
John fliuB. Port Townsend. j. y. Denison:
Puyallup, Sprague Davis; seattle, Battery
street, =. W. 10y; Seattle. First, supply;
Seattle, Scandinavian, y K Olander. sem
lahmoo, supply; Avon, supply. Mount
Vernon. W. VI. Ludwiek: Snohomish, u. +. /
Brooks; South Prairie f. T.. Hughes Wash
on, X. II. Massey: Mhateom, u. @. lie
sourd: WILDLY Island, +. J. Moore, White
River, X. T. Foss.
After the announcement of the appoint
Inenis, conference adjourned.