The San Francisco call., 1897-09-28

evening in the closing session of the
Pacific annual conference OF the Method
ist Church South, Bishop Hargrove said ::
Il have never attended conference
where | need more divine guidance. l
teel that He has gwen il to me. We have
a body of as true and whole hearted men
on this coast can be found anywhere
That o. adversary has given US a good
deal OF trouble. I want 10 see this body
united as one man."
He then read the following appoint-
ments:
san Francisco distr ct-C. R. Lamar, presid-
ing der. Centenary. c. B. Redick: Alameda
J. A 6. Shipley; Oakland, H. NJ. McKnighI;
Guroy, W. A. Finley; HollisteT, w. P. An
drewS; supernumerary, {. p Newton; Salinas,
). W; BAN; Mountain View, W. A. Booker;
San Benito, J. Z. Peudegast; san Lucas ana
Bradley. w. A Lindsay; Lincoln, J. F. o. Fin
ley Whestland Z. J. Needham; Sacramento
". L. Faushu; San Jose, J. G. Squires;
Klamath Indian Mission, J. Emery: Jap panese
Mission OF ". Fl. N. Society, H. Mcknight
snperintend mt; pub isher and editor of Pa
clhc Methodist Advocate. ?. wilson; con-
terence secretary OF missions, W. p. Andrews
Santa Rosa d.strict-P. +. Page, presiding
elder. Santa Rosa. j. A. Batchelder; Petaluma
). Z; squires; Ukiah. J. Harmon; c. overdale,
r. Booker; COayille and YorkyiIle J. D.
Houck; Hes'dsburg F. NJ. Station; Lakeport,
+ II. McWhorter; Potter Valley and Redwood
c. {. Ciark; Rockville, P. q. Patterson; El-
mira, a. p Flw; Winters and Davfsyille ! &
Landing, George Baugh; Dixon, William
Acton.
Colusa .district-A Odom, presiding elder.
CoiuSa. K. +. Allen; Caico, L. 4. Green; Will
lows, W. b. Taylor; Red Buff. l. c. Rentro;
Princeton, G. r. Montgomery; Yuba City, W.
]. Mahop; Maxwell, G. ". Archer; Gridley. 10
be supplied; Sutter City and Grace, J. NJ.
Pratt: ArDuckle, NJ. {. Smith; Anderson, J.
N. Barker: b e Valley. to be supphed; 0rlend
:. l. Reeve; Mll.yll e and Ono. to be supplied.
Fresno district-W. f. Coffin, presiding
elder. Fresno, J. +. Carpenter; supernumer-
ary NJ. Armstrong; Fresno circuit, {. H.
Green; Selma, b. I. RAMSEY; Sanger. to be
supplied; Sulphur Creek. j. 0. Coppsge;
D.nuba, J. Hedgpeth; Visalia, j. Wood Wood
Vile and Exeter, W. II. Cooper, 4. l. Hun.
ssker supernHmerary; Kingsburg. j. W. Ray;
Baker. fed, r. F. Beesley; Coannga, }. N.
Brc wn; Hanturd TO lie supDiied.
Mcrced dlstrict-J. G. simmons, pres idlng
elder Merc,d, c. Z. ". smith; PIainsburg,
r. A Sawrie; Modesto, r. 5. BOyns; Lindon,
W. &. Austin; Milton. q. II. Frazer; Marposa,
rim; Stockton, II. Z. Mer.dith; Sonora, J. f.
Roberts; Los Banos and Dos PaiOs, CnIisto-
pher {. Back; supern umersIy, W. +. Phil
lips MADEIRA, j. oOhule; Raymond. J. II.
Neal; supply Waterford, c. &. Black; Walnut
Grove, A. /. Haul; Gall, P. \. Blankenshipi
Transterred-r II. B. Anderson, Missouri !;
K. }. Briggs. Taxa>; f. NJ Edwards North
georgia; {. W. HOag, &. NJ. Nc ,ashin and H.
{. Christen, Los Angeles.
During the discussion on the place of
meeting for next year Delegate Fein said :
Oakland is the best place and is cenlrsl.
There has been no fight in this c)nven-
tion. 1t has all been in the new>pa pers.
If we behave ourselves like gentlemen tn e
newspapers Will do likeWl-e." The vote
stood: Oakland 52 Santa Rosa ID