The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-03

we~kfv for eh@ transaction OF such bust
mss as shall properly come before II
So Five members OF the exeeuffys
s,essrr.s.s4 shall constitute quorum fer tns
trsssas-sfon OF any and all business
Article T. Dssfricss-Seetion ]. The city
and suburbs shall be divided tfron time
70 tirze3 into SaAt8aae nlSSrsSts " the eA-
scufive council.
s4r > Each district shall be allotted 20
sorse one church. organization or society
ws,lrh shall Become responsible for the
r,a,s~faf relief OF the destitute and neg
serfed in such district
So The executive council shall pre-
~xrfb@ certain general rules governing fas
management ef the districts
ArfEris. VI. This constitution may %
amended at any regular meeting 81 tise
rrsesnfevs notice having been given Of ths
ing
ro,tov5nx The adoption OF the eonstisu-
.iou ne Hst OF pastors or those present
representing the various churches was
read:
District No. ! Baf sz5xs stre as. y E.
ehurch.Pas5or n s l. SToNh' nepsFseA-
No. 2. cedar street Baptist church
Taxlor avenue Congregational
rEs,ren-Rev George H. Lee
No. 4, German Evangelical church
fs 20 & second Presbyterian church
vo. 3 rinsted Presbyterian church-Rew.
v" IA swedish Evangelical Lutheran
chureh-Rev. NJ. L. Larson. Representa-
No. 5 first swedish Baptist church
No. =. Methodist Protestant church
fl Se. Il. Reformed Presbyterian church
p j. Mcdonald.
No. II. Plymouth Congregational church
Rev. ". II. @. Temple.
No r. First Baptist ehurcn-hepresen-
tazive Sarah A. Webster.
No. Is. Tabernacle Baptist ehurch-Rev.
So - First NJ E. chureh-Rev. Will
No. Is. First Presbyterian chnrch-Rev.
A. L. Hutchison. Representative Mrs.
No. Is. Westminster Presbyterian
church-Rev. Hugh W. Gilchrist, Repre-
sentative David Meyers.
Broadway assigned 10 churches in dis-
No. q. Westminster Presbyterian
church-Rev. Hugh W. Gilcnrisi, Repre-
Nos IS and Is 81. Marks Episcopal
chnrch--Rev. ID. c. Garrett, Representa-
tive Mrs. w. III. III. Green;
No g. Haven NJ. E. church-Rev. W. H.
Drake. - -
No 2. First tHrfStldh SaauA SA-iecPtV
sentative H. O. Shuey.
No Is. Fremont churches
No g. Brooklyn churches-Rev. A. A.
Doyle.
j. Harrington.
Besides the churches named above the
Hebrew Benevolent Society was repre-
sentad by l.. Cohen: the African NJ. +.
church by Rev. George A. Bailey. and the
Salvation Army by Capt, Wallace Rev-
J. r. Beates. of the English Lutheran
church. and Hon w. d. Wood were also
present.
A humorous incident of the meeting
was the receipt of a Tacoma & Roche
Harbor Lime Company's check for VI,
sent from Tacoma 1t was Endorsed TO
w. II. @. Temple and the letter accom-
panying the check said. Thank God, We
have no poor here
nominating committee. consisting OF
Rev George II. Lee. Rev. w. III. q. Tenn
Die and Alonzo Hull. was appointed TO
name the incumbents OF the offices OF the
council. While the committee was out
another committee OF ladies from the
Friendly Visitors of the Bureau of Asso-
eiated Charities called Mr.. Garrett out
and announced The donation of $3.50 %.
which the meeting received with ap-
plause.
The nominations for the council were
as follows: For four months Messrs.
Garrett, Hull. Cohn and Wood; for eight
months. Messrs. Temple, kellogg. Parker
and Shuey; for one year, Messrs. Bah,
Cole and Colkett. After appointing meet
ing of the council for Monday afternoon.
al ? O'Clock. the meeting adjourned.