The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-09-20

PACIFIC GROVE, Sept. 10. - The
forty-sixth annual conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church closed its
sessions tonight 1t was decided to
assess each OF the 1900 members OF
the California Episcopacy 10 cents a
year for the Episcopal fund. Dr. Mains
presented a check for 1,O95, as a divl-
dend to this conference from the Meth
odist Book Concern.
The following ministerial appoint
ments We're announced just before ad-
journment:
San Francisco District-Presiding Ell
der, w. w Case; Berryossa, j. l..
Trefren; Campbell, William Angwin;
College Park, I. B. Hopkins; Ever
green, w. a. Kennedy; Gilroy, +. L..
Thompson; Gonzales, e. S. Robertson;
Half Moon Bay, w. A. Jones; Hollis
ter, c. S. Morse; San Lorenzo, u. X.
Stanley; Los Gatos, Wesley bennett;
Mayfield, Charles F. Withrow; Morgan
Hill, w J. Peters; New Almaden, j.
w. Buxton; Pacific Grove, F. F. Jew
ell; Palo Alto, l.. NJ. Burwen; Redwood
City, j. j. Martin; Salinas, ]. w. Bry-
ant; San Francisco. California street.
F. C. Lee; Central, c. E. Locke; Ep-
worth, w. NJ. woodward; Fifteenth
avenue, W. D. Crabb; First Methodist
w. s. Urmy; Grace, j. N. Beard; How
ard-street, j. A. b. Wilson; ProtTero,
s. M Woodward; Simpson Memorial,
John stephens; Trinity, T. H. Wood
ward.
San Jose District - Central, M. d.
Buck; First Methodist, Alfred Kun
mer; Webster-street, A: j. Hanson;
Santa Clara, H. B. Peacock; Santa
Rosa, Thomas Filben; Saratoga, w. r.
Gober; jacksonville, CT. E. Pettis: Eli
McClish, President of the University of
the Pacific; NJ. S. Cross Professor in
same institution; members of The Col
lege Park Quarterly Conference, II. il.
Hall, w. II. Scott and J. a. MacomDer;
Charles McKelvey, superintendent of
the Old Peoples Home, San Francisco;
H F. Briggs, Professor in New Tesla
ment ExegesiS in the Tiff School of
Theology; members of the Santa Cruz
Quarterly Conference. Joseph Johns F.
r. Winsor, Theodore Taylor; T. II.
Nicholas, c. C. King, F. w. McClue,
John Teller, John j. Pardee, mission
aries in Nevada Mission.
Sacramento misunderstanding Elder,
Robert Bentley; Auburn, J. P. Macau-
lay; Biggs, Fred A. Keast; Chico, Sem
eea Jones: Colfax, A c. Duncan; Col
fax Circuit, Esdras Smith; Corning. A.
T. Towner; Downieville, j. w. Pendle-
ton; Dutch Flat. Henry Pearce; Elk
Grove, j. w. Kuylxendall Ferndley,
John Williams; Florin, J. II. Watson;
Forest Hill. Harry w. Baker; Fort
Jones, c. E. Winning; Grass Valley,
z. r. Willis; Hart and Kenwick, \. l..
Walker; Live Oak and Nelson, Paul
NJ. Spencer; Marysville. c. j. Chase;
Nevada City. J. w. Phelps; Newcastle,
G. NJ Richmond; North Bloomfield,
Hugh Baker; North San Juan, II. c.
Langley; Oak Park, Fay Donaldson;
Olinda, C. G. Walter; Orland and Ger
mantown, II. o. Edison; Oroville, 6. II.
Van Vliet; PIacerville. J. T. Murrish;
Pleasant Grove and Sheridan, z. S.
Wallis: Red Bluff, w. F. Warren; Red
ding, j. E. Wright; Roseville and Rock
lin, D: s. Wigstead; Round Mountain,
H L. Richardson: Sacramento-Cer-
trail, J. B. Cheynoweth; Sixth-street,
S. J. Carroll; Suffer City, f. w. Win
ming: Yreka, r. +. Wenk; Yuba City,
E. +. Dodge.
Oakland District-Presiding Elder,
John Kirby: Alameda First Church, E.
p. bennett; Santa Clara avenue, &. T..
Rich: Amador, James Jeffrey; Angels
Camp, Lorrewing: Antioch. S. L.
Grove: Atlanta, Frank Hindson; Berk
eley. Trinity, John Coyle; Brentwood,
j. w Ross; Byron, A. S. Gibbons; Bur-
NEVILLE and Westport, F. r. Walton:
Pennington, F. A. Morrow; Fruitvale,
c. c.. Mines; Haywards. Robertson