The San Francisco call., 1899-01-25

Pierce, Gilbert Wigle. A. T. Murray, NJ Rob-
Randsburg, Trinity-I. NJ. Movers, G. W. Fox,
Charles H. Wynn, Joseph H. Pearson.
Redwood City, St Peter,s~ames Grove,
sainaa St. cTS%S PaT Mss Wams vi Ia AaamS j. w. Raw
ling T. Renison, r. S. Porter. j. A. Webster.
San Francisco, Church of the AdventLG. H.
w. Alane, H. L. Slosson Jr.: Grace. NJ.
Rengwalt. W; Mintzer. ]; D. Day. W.. H.
shall. Vincent. Hubs, Newberry. Maughan; st.
John the Eyangelst-E. D. Bulard. F. EiGh-
P%aum %sn B. McRnne' Fl l. southafPS. ProIn F. Y.
e. Davis. A H. Phelps. ]. A. Wright. g. H.
Kellogg St. Mary the virgin-J .. johnson.
man. James H Wallace. ]. N. Gassaway; St.
Cray A. Jones; aS st Stephen a W. Harvey Nt
A F. Price c. e. Holmes. r. w. Lucy, C.
Ashton; Trinity-w. E. Dean, J: F. Houghton
]. v. D. Middleton, r. Bauce, W. B. Hooper.
San Jose, Trinity-C. H. Allen, e. C. Flagg,
E; Williams, A. c. DALEY. a. s Bacon
H. Yatchel B. Brooks R. w. Sanford. T. w.
Crittenden.
Beylard, L. c. McAfee, F. P. Howard. F. L.
Moody, w. H. Howard.
San Rafael ST. PauTs-willam Babcock. V.
Neale, c. Pomeroy, j. F. Boyd, j. c. Robin
Santa Clara. Church of Holy savior-L. F.
santa Cruz. calvary-E. L. williams. G.
Bowman. E. T. Hilton. D. Dickinson. T. W.
sausalito. Christ Churchill l. crumpton.
Mrs M. T. Crumpton Miss l. Tillinghast, Mrs
H.: c. Campbell. Mrs. George Tashena
Miss B. Dorsey, W. Rother, Mrs; A. A. Miller
Stockton. ST. John's-H. Hewlett, A. Wolf,
R; Wilhart, c. Jones, G: Owen
Tulare, ST. John Mission-E. Barber. j.
Allen.
visalia. st: Paurs-c. Norris. Mrs. C. H
Norris and E. o. Miller.
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Pearson, Mrs, A; B. Caldwell v
Burbeck, E. Hall, w. Porter j; Baeher
West Berkeley. Good shepherd975M, ,oLtF Trimble
The convention then extended its cour-
tesies to the visiting Bishops and clergy
men. Mardon D. Wilson was elected sec.
retary by acclamation: The que 9uestifon t,5i OF
diocese was taken up, but no conclusion
was arrived at
After luncheon at the Occidental Hotel
the convention resumed its labors, ana
the chair announced the appointment or
the following committees:
On Canons-Revs. R. c. Foute. D. o. Kelley
and Robert Ritchie, Messrs,, A: N; Drown +.
On Church Charities-Revs. e: j. Lion and F.
]. Mynard, Messrs. Edgar Mills. H. NJ Sher-
man. William Babcock .,
Admission of Parishes and Missions-Rev. W.
u Reilly. E. D. Bulard, W c Ambrose. 100,
retary), ]. c. Donald, C. o. Russell:
on Finance-W. B. Hooper. DR.. H. C. Davis
L. NJ Ringwalt, c. D. Haven, W. A Nj. Van
Bokkelen
On Auditing-Alanson H. Phelps, F. H. Ech-
baum, Francis Avery.
On State of the Church-Revs. H. e. Cooke
and D. G.. McKinnon, Mr.. G. H. Kellogg.
on Unfinished Business-Rev. John A. Emery,
William Burback, E. w. Wright.
The following were placed in nomina-
ton and the election was made the regu-
Ior hI1S Thursday D.. IQ,.
Board of Directors-walter E. Dean. 4. n
Drown Rev. d. o. Kelley. Rt. Rev. ". F.
Nichols; D;D. A H Phelps; Phelps; William A M
Standing Committee, clerical membersTRey.
H. E. Cooke, Rev. + G; Foute' of Rev. pebsJt E J;
Richie kSn Rfy Rev 2 E. s s. spsdng SfainR0h fHD s'
Lay Membership. A. n. Drown. Mr.. G. D.
Haven Major w HoGpeFi co7Gpel %p Wiam fGE
Board of Missions, clerical members-Rey J..
R. DcWolfe Cowie, Rev. F. j. Mynard' rev
w NJ Reilly, Rev. G. E. Swan.
Lay members-Dr H. c. Davis. c. D. Haven,
G. H. Kellogg. Colonel ]. V. D. Middleton.
The Lord Bishop of Columbia was call,
said in part: 1T is with deep pleasure
that 1 testify my appreciation OF being
allowed to be present among you: L sue
ceeded Bishop Hills as Bishop or Column
bia in 1892, when ! was called to assume
part of his jurisdiction. 1t is GOMEZ
dence that the province of British Co
lnhOiA
province has three Your hospitality and
kindness quite overwhelm me, and
trust that 1 will go back to my diocese
refreshed and prepared to do better
work.
The distinguished divine then read a
letter from DR.. Temple, Archbishop or
Canterbury, in which the latter wrote:
II rejoice at your invitation TO be pres
ent at the conservation. 1t shows that
there is a good understanding with our
brothers in the United States. God has
given the churches in America great
mission, and the Bishops are pressing on
to a full discharge of the duty with
splendid zeal"
In a similar strain the Archbishop of
Ruperts Land wrote to Bishop Perrin:
Express for me to the Bishops presid-
ing at the conservation the sympathies of
the church of Canada with the growth
and expansion of the American church
be given in such fullness to the new
Bishop of Sacramento that he may be a
great blessing to his diocese"
Major Hooper's resolutions that the
thanks of the convention be conveyed to
the Archbishops of Canterbury and Ru-
perts Land for the kind messages Of
grace and good cheer received by the
Lord Bishop of Columbia were adopted
Bishop Abiel Leonard addressed the
convention and expressed the hope that
the church of the Pacific coast would
march to that high plane which God has
designed for her.
The report of the treasurer, William A.
M. Van Bokkelen, showed healthy con-
fund showed total receipts of Ss4s7 Il, Of
which S63 81 represents the balance on
hand to new account. The convention
fund has sl616 46 to its credit. The mis-.
$51S9 SS and receipts of $4931 70. leaving a
shortage for eight months of s25S o.. The
disabled clergy. fund shows s16,57O go in
the hands of the investment committee;
widows and orphans fund Sl1 4q3 OF. on