The Meeker herald., 1900-09-08
APPOINTMENT OF
METHODIST MINISTER'S

METHODIST MINISTER'S
salida, Sept. 4.-The Methodist annu.
al conference came to close Jester.
day, and the following appointments
were announced:
Denver District-R. A. Carnins 10 10
appointed as presiding elder Of the Dsn-
yer district: Akron, @. O. RaAEick;
Brush, Il. 9. Wltherbee; Cheyenne
Wells and Hugo, ]. P. Robinson: Den
ver, Argo and Greenwood, 81. ]. Grace;
Asbury, d. O. RAIDER; Berkeley, ]. h.
Merritt; Cameron Memorial, O. B. Al
len; Capitol Hill, o. p. Wright; Christ
Church, H. e. Warner; City Missions,
presiding elder; John Collins Church,
L N. Potashinsky: Fifth Avenue. H.
B. Collins; Grace and Evans Memorial,
NJ. A. RAIDER; Grant Avenue, N. Il. Lee;
Highlands, ]. c. Gullett; Myrtle Hill,
w. q. Perry; st. James, A. A. johnson;
Trinity, O. NJ. Cobern; University Park,
II. e. Bean; Fort Morgan, ]. A. Long;
Littleton, B. r. Jacobs; Wray and
Glendale, J. NJ. Barnhardt; Yuma, @. @.
Raerick. DIR. Raerick was made pas
tor Of the City Temple and member Of
the Grace Denver quarterly conference;
A. B. Hyde, professor In Denver Uni
versity and member Of the university
quarterly conference; @. B. Spencer,
editor Of the Central Christian Advo-
Board Of Education; H. A. Buchtel,
chancellor OF Denver University and
member of Trinity quarterly confer
ence; U. G. Knudson professor I'm Ba-
ker University.
Greeley District-w. D. Phifer, pre-
siding elder; Arvada, c. w. Simmons;
Atwood and MerinO. s. A. Weber;
Black Hawk, J. II. Everett; Brighton,
W. A. Edwards; Boulder, NJ. ID. Horn
beck; BrOOmfield,. II. G.. Warner; Box
Elder, l.. G. Woodford; Central City, 9.
]. Rogers; Erie, 4. ]. Hooper; Evans,
H. L. Beardsley; Evergreen, A. j.
Hoar; Fort Lupton, G. A. Brooks; Fort
Collins, ]. w. Hustled; Grover, @. P.
Crowner; Georgetown. c. w. B1dweil;
Golden, ]. II. Wood; Greeley, b. I. Vim
cent; Circuit, f. Z. Bruce; Holyoke, r.
N. Smith; H0xton, Stillman and He
bron, John Oliver: Idaho Springs. J. F.
Coffman; Ilih, w. T. Tetsel; James
town, d. l.. Madison; Julesburg, ]. ].
Post; Longmont, H. NJ. Mayo: Louis
Vile, r. NJ. Barnes; LOveland A. l..
Chase; Lafayette, Wesley. Desalle and
Morrison, @. G. Miller; Platteyille, O.
r. Delamater; Pleasantview, +. d.
Crook; Sterling, F. N. fsaddler; Steam
boat Springs, j. III. Smith; Silver
Plume, Robert McI.aren; Snyder, q. 81.
Trowbridge; Wheat Ridge, Joe Win
ship; Windsor, J. r. RAIDER; Wesley, b.
+. Waller; Yampa, ]. N. Tomlh.
Pueblo District. +. Harris, pre-
siding elder; Breckenridge, G. w. Har-
ned; Castle Greek, Virgil Thompson;
Colorado City, L. G. Powell; Colorado
Springs, st. Paul, G. N. Cunningham;
Cripple Greek, r. r. SissOD; Florence,
j. W. Neley; Fowler, q. ". Copper;
Granada, A. 8. Holden; Golddeld, r.
p. Bird; La Junta, Kenneth Money;
La Junta circuit, r. J. Davenport; La
mar, ]. T. Knucky; Manxanola and o.
ney, J. d. Bryan; Ordway, F. l. Stew
ems; Pueblo, Broadway, r. A. Chase;
FIRST Church, A. N. Craft; Pine Street,
O, I. Mills; Rockville and Coal Greek,
@. B. Huene; Rocky Ford, Thomas An
ilrews; South Park, ]. #. Mossifs;
Trinidad. 81. d. Seckner; Victor, 4. O.
WEIGH; vineland, A. r. Ragatx.
Rio Grande Districts. H. Kirkbride,
presiding elder, with headquarters at
Canon City. This Is the district to
which Sallda belongs. AlamOSa, JOnn
Whistler; Aspen, 8. Il. Ellis; Basalt F.
r. Hollenbeck; Buena Vista, Richard
Oats; Crawford. H. Harpst; Canon
City, H. B. Cook; Cedar Edge, F. A.
Briggs; Debeque and Mesa. H. Suther-
lin; Del Norte Austin and Delta, d. V.
Dubois; Durango, G. II. Webb; Eagle
City, J. w. Gordon; Fruita, J. @. Weed
er; Glenwood Springs, w. B. Dunn;
Grand Junction, II. Sanderson; Gunni-
son, r. r. Adams; Hillside and Silver
Cliff, H. @. Vernon; Hotchkiss, John
Alderson; Leadville, w. Il. Collette;
Meeker, William John; Monte Vista,
Eugene Smith; Montrose, o. F. Merrill;
Ouray, Austin Chapman; Paradox City,
T. P. Cook; Paragon Springs, L. J.
Hale; Paonia, E. NJ. Edgerton; Pail
sades, G. W. Shaw; Rifle, 7. 8. Leland;
salida, T. 81. Essert; Telluride, J. A.
Davis.