The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-16
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sion 5000 81 fhe church 81 lar~e: Rev.
q q asraston chancellor a. The Portland
unsve,.itv. Rsv- q. ~. f3ue And Rev. i.
y. Ruchnne Po,4lsnd n.stors. Rev. ".
q Wire. rresididr elder PDrtIand district:
Rav Iohr p.r.on. nreaidin. eIeaer Salem
the Portland hosrital. Rev Dr. Booth.
nresidinx elder SINK sne district: Raw. q.
a. Ianden. Astoria. Or. Rev. i. a. John
son. Rev. ]. A. White. Rev. Covardals
Watson. OF Vancouver. b. c.. aud Rev. g.
p. Crosbv. Port Simpaon. B. G.. pastors.
The rf,ncipet work Of the copierencs
viii 10 djscipiinary. the organ cation Of
the various boards and societies. the
form ulation u COMMITTEES reu,rts and the
announcement Of annointm enta tor the
ensuine voer. Il bein1 the CAT annual
ses,ioa amer the general conference there
v,ll s. no seper.i ousstions sent down "a
s. voaed "a g this session. The auestion
Of mskIne ths appointments satisfactorv
/, afvavs I tronhleaome one. ana this
vear nrumiscs "a - NOR. . than ever.
The hard tImes have prevented the nastors
receivine the salaries ,hev expected 10 re-
ceiye. and is most CON lions the finan-
cial re,ult. az the wear have been di.an-
no,ntinr. Manv ministers. thinkine this
state 81 s0ajrs peculiar TO their own con-
ereeatton. fancy that il would BE- different
a .0me other consrerafion and
there Is much ouiet schemine 20
inc ON hy the hrethren 10 bring
about chanrea in appointmant, and
q aecure what thew cnn.ider wouid -
I bat ter field for church work and one to
which Are affnched hetfer rewards in the
Wv az salary and fame. OF course i, 4
tmno.sihle Ia nle.se All and whiie manv
viil ia disanpointetl Il rarely occnr. that
: n,ini.ter refuses to take the place as
sirned him. The appoint,nent. are made
bv the bishop presiding. Int being entirely
unacouainted with the f,eld and The gre.t
n.;nritv ar the members Of the conferenre
denands verv LARGELY unon the advics IL the
five nre.idino elders Who con.titnte nj.
cabinet and dailv session. Of the cabinet
are held each afternoon during the CON.
ference. They will be held At the residence
a. M. r II. Denny. Ninth and Seneca
vhere the hisi,on i stouninp. White the
h;.hon \. larvelv Guided by the advice ~
the nreaidinr eiders he i Accessible 4,
mini.t.r. and iavmeu who wi.h "a Law
yenuesta and comniaints before him and
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