The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-01
Two Eloquent Temperance
Addresses Conclude the
Programme.
GRATIFYING REPORTS MADE
FloiIrIshIng Condition of Church
Work ShoWn-NeW Members
Admitted.

leave for their homes tomorrow.
Interest conferred to-day in the appoint
ments to pastorages which, however, were
not announced until the conclusion of the
eloquent temperance addresses by the
Rev. C. l.. Libby of Orange and the Rev.
T. C. Miller of Santa Barbara. The APP
pointments follow:
Fresno district-C. Miller, presiding elder.
Arroyo Grande, C. H. Lawrence; Bakersfield,
c. L. Libby; Creston, w. S. German; Delano,
A. Fancy; Esston and Fowler, w. Din
woodie to supply; Estrella, c. W. FAIR; Fresno,
Nj. H. Gillian; Goleta, ]. W. Van Cleve; Con
zales, W. B. Bell; Grangeville, H. w.
Waltz; Hanford, w. L. Miller; Kern, j.
NJ. Baxter, to supply; Lancaster, S. B. Sow
den; Lompoc, J. H. Henry; Los Alamos,
II. S. Munger; MADEIRA and MERGED, w. G..
Leonard; Nipomo, I. G. Sigler; Paso Robes,
w. L. Douglass; Plano and Globe, E.
S. Robertson; Porterville, S. NJ. Chase
ReedIy, I. S. Frambes; San Luis Obispo,
J. W. Phelps; Santa Barbara, C. A. Weston
berg; San Miguel circuit, W. S. Blockburn to
supply; Sanger, to be supplied; Santa
Maria and Nipomo, T. w. Lincoln;
Selma. F. w. Johnson; Tehachspi, R. L.
Snyder, to supply; Traver, S. Gascoigne; Tu-
lare, J. c.. Elliott; Visalia, J. B. Holloway;
Waukena and Lakeside, C. W. Stowell; Kern
willie, W. o. Askins, to supply River Bend, to
be supplied.
San Diego District-E. W. Caswen, presiding
elder; Anaheirn, f. R. Holcomb to supply
Azusa, H. Cox; Arlington, T. D. Lloyd !;
Artesia, II. w. Jennings; Beaumont and
Banning, F. NJ. Warrington; Chino,
H. w. White TO supply; Cotton, f. G. Mather
Covina, W. A. Swain; Cucamonga, B. Pear
son 10 supply; East Riverside, E.
Hoskyn; Elsinore, j. H. Avery Escon-
dido, J. Nicholson; Fairview n. S. Ryder to
supply: Fall Brook, William Pittenger; Fuller
ton, W. F. Wenk; Garden Grove, NJ. Burton;
Glendora. T. S. Uren; Highlands. w. F. Marks;
Lordsburg, S. 6. Spring; Murietta, J. NJ Rich
mond; Nati onal City, j.. Verify to supply;
0ceanside, F. D. Ashleigh: Ontario, E. A.
Haley; Orange, s. Sprowls; Otay and Oneonta,
G. J. Miller; Perris, A. N. Gibbons; Ramona
RedlaHds, E; j. InwOod; Rialto, J. H. Enyart;
o. MeIntier; Santa Ana, Isaac Jewell.
San Lego - Central, ]. C. Healy;
First, [. NJ. Hartley; Coronado,
5S6 S sTef5as ff os wssfS5 kHsa
S. o. Elliott;;N Whittier, Charles Leach; Win
chester and Hemet, c. NJ. Ross; West High
lands, to be supplied by T. C. Knobs; Ensenada
Los Angeles district. B. Greene, presiding
elder. Alhambra,, T.. E. Robinson; Bur
nit; Compton, A. v. Bunker; Florence, P.
II. Bodkin; Gordena, L. L. Rodgers; Garvanza,
J. 4. H. Wilson; Glendale, ]. NJ. Hilbish; Hue
meme and II Rio +. L, Morytll Lamanda Park,
ngeles-Asbury,W WIN. Sterling; Boyle Heights.
E: S Chase; Central F; N; Larken; Central
5 50Sn HengeT F 8sn'n = W. EpCc amP
Heights, A. B. Morrison; San Fernando
street. to be supplied; Simpson, C. c.
cent. S. A. Thomson; Wesley Chapel,
S. W. Hawkins. MonroYia, T. Stalker.
Pasadena - First, Clark Crawford; North,
J. G. Gowan; South, H. ]. Crist; Piru, C. ". F.
Nelson; Pomona, B. c. Corey Prospect Park,
F.V. Fisher; Redondo Beach, G. Coultas; San
Fernando, L L. Spencer; Santa Fe Springs, w. G.
Paula, 6. L. Cole; San Pedro, to be supplied;
Saticoy and Montalvo, S. Woolpert; Savanna,
to be supplied; Sespe and BArdsdale, A. n.
Fields; Sintc, 10 be supplied; Somis circuit, to
be supplied; Ventura, 4. A. Graves.
Other appointments were:
G. W. White, president OF the University of
Southern California; NJ. E. Phillips Dean, A.
Hardie and /. l.. Rogers, professors in the
College of Liberal Arts; w. s. Matthew,
editor OF the California Christian Advocate; G.
f. Boord, superintendent, and C. ]. McFadden
C. ]. Chase and D. Roberts, missionaries TO
Arizona; J. 81 Rosen ana w. n. Bott, mission
aries TO Nevada, and j. W. Morris, principal of
the Nevada Seminary at Bishop.
The foil wing were admitted to the con-
ference oil trial: William B. Belt, George
w. Cotulas, Carl n. Diss and Rob
ert C. Westenberg, Lincoln H. Cas-
Carnes were also admitted on trial,
but left without appointments to attend
school. S. H. Munger and s. w. Chase
from the Methodist Episcopal Church
South were admitted into full mem bership,
and j. Avery was received into full con-
nection.
The report of the treasurer, Rev, TIE.
Robinson, presented to-day, showed the
following moneys received from collections
and otherwise the past year:
For missions S7422, for church extension
1897, for Sunday-school Union $2462, for
Freedman's Aid Society $87s, for educational
$S35, for children's find $3.50, for
Foreign Missionary Society $4og2, for Woman;s
Home Missionary Society $40 03. for Episco-
pal fund $685., for conferenceclaimants 1921,
Tor general conference expen5es $4s4.
The report of the statistical secretary
showed the following:
Number OF members dncl1ding probation
ers), IA, 696, an increase of sI6; number of
number OF deaths, LAG; number of Sunday
schools, 13s, an increase of 2; number
OF officers and teaches in Sunday
schools, 1900, an increase of123: number of
scholars in Sunday schools, L asa an increase
OF 946; number of churcies l16 an in.
crease OF 2; probable value of church bull
parson6geS, 81 probable valte of parsonaees
$S3, 200, a decrease of S26, 15s; paid for build.
ing and improvement of clutches and parson-
ages, $1917; paid on old Indebtedness on
church property, 81 ,S91: preent indebtedness
on church property, $132, III.
A resolution fayoring tn, holding of con-
ference sessions hereafter in the spring.
instead of in Septic IN Der, vas introduced
by Rev. ]. w. Holloway, AID after dis
cussion an amendment hat conference
meet in October was adoptd and the reso-
luton adopted as amended
The following were appinied members
of the Long Beach Methodit Resort Asso-
ciation: A. NJ. Hough, ] P Widney, T.
Z. Robinson, G. l.. Cole H. S. Shaffner.
NJ. Ii. Lafetra, F. NJ. Larkh, E. A. Healy.
J. B. Green, George w. White and the pas
tor to be appointed to thechurch at Long
Beach.
The report of the comrittee on educa-
ton showed great Advancement in the
prosperity of Southern California, and
after the election of Geoge White as its
president the Conference BY a rising
vote pledged to the presidat-elect and the
university its most earnestefforts and un-
qualified support.
E. S. Chase stated his Willingness to sub
scribe $1,000 toward an endowment of
$l00, 600 and in similar pr0ortion toward