Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-13
Proceedings of Annual Meet
ing Held at Demine, N. M.
October 10 to II,
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

Buffalo, n. Y. presided. DR.. II. X.
Carroll, l.. L. d., corresponding sec
of the Missionary society at
New York city, visited the conference
in order to study the conditions OF
the work of the Spanish mission. DIR.
Carroll was appointed by President
Mckinley as commissioner to Porto
Rico, Just as the close of the Spanish
American war, and did valuable seTv-
ice for the government in that island.
Bishop Berry, and his wife, who ac-
companied him, were stationed for
nearly two years in Tucson, Ariz.,
1880 to 1882, the bishop having
charge of the Methodist Episcopal
church there.
The w. H. NJ. S. held their ami
versary and effected the organization
of a conference society, with Mrs.
Virginia Harwood of Albuquerque,
president, and Mrs. A. P. Morrison,
secretary.
Mrs. NJ. Flores, of Hillsboro, and
Mrs. Y. Chavez, of DOna Ana, were
elected first and second vice presi-
dents, respectively. Mrs. Thompson
was elected treasurer.
The following are the appointments:
ALBUQUERQUE DlStrlCt.
Thomas NJ. Harwood, presiding
elder, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
1. Albuquerque Station-T. NJ. Har-
wood.
2. Albuquerque Circuit-H. o. Cos
tales.
3. Belen and Los Lunas-s. b.
Garcia.
A.. Bernalillo and Cerrillos-Samp-
son Jacobs.
5. Carthage and San Pedro-Sup-
piled by S. Bustos.
6. Chilli, Manzano and Eastview-
e. c. Chavez.
Z. Clyde and Val Verde-Supplied
by j. Pablo Salazar.
8. Estancia, MoIiarty and Willard
Supplied.
9. La Joya, Sabinal and San Juan
Supplied.
10. Logan and Leon-Leandro Ro-
nero.
II. M~agdalena and Kelly-E. NJ.
Chavez.
~. Peralta, Tome and Isleta-Sup-
piled.
10. San Marcial and San Antonio
Supplied.
IA. Socorro and Escondido--san.
tiago Chavez.
Is. Torrance, Tucumcari and Santa
Rosa-Supplied.
Arizona and Sonora District.
Thomas NJ. Harwood, presiding
elder, albuquerque, N. M.
|. l. Cananea-Supplied.
2. Clifton and Metcalf-Supplied.
8. Douglas and Nacozari-Epia.
MEMO Flores.
4. Naco and Bisbee-Supplied.
5. SolomOnville, Sanchez and Deli
cias-Supplied.
6. Tucson and Magdalena-Evan
gesista Candelaria.
Z. Yuma-E. B. Garcia.
Ell Paso and Chihuahua District.
Leandro Fernandez, presiding elder
Ell Paso, Texas.
1. Deming and Cook-D. Costales.
2. Dwyer and San San Juan-Sup
piled.
3. Dona Ana and Mesilla Valley
]. C. Chavez.
4. Ell Paso and Towne-Supplied.
5. Hatch and San Diego-Supplied
6. Hachita and .Lordsburg-Sup
piled.
T. Hillsboro and Las Animas-M
Flores.
8. Las Cruces and Mesilla-sup
piled.
8. Palomas and San Jose-Sup
piled.
10. Rincon and Garheld-supplied
II. Silver City and Santa Rita
Supplied.
u. Juarez and Santa Rosalia-Sup
piled.
Las Vegas District.
Samuel Padilla, presiding elder.
l. Barney and Pasamonte-Agapiuc
Mares.
2. Black Lake and Martinez. ]
Lucero.
3. Clayton-A. c. Gonzales.
4. Gallina-Supplied.
3. Las Vegas and Antonchico-Sup
6. Ocate, Lucero and Guadalupe
]. Salazar.
7. Ration and springer-Juan San
8. Tiptonvire and watrous-sup
9. Veda-Gibino Garcia.
10. Wagon Mound-A. A. Macs.
Santa Fe District.
r. 's SdldLdIi pIcslulHb tluti' odult
Fe, N. NJ.
l.. Alamosa and Monte Vista-Pab
10 L, Martinez.
2. Conejos and La Jara-Zacharia.
Salazar.
B.. CostiIla, Cerro and San Pablo
RonIulO Suazo.
f., Dulce and Apache-Cruz J. Maj
tinez.
3. EspanoIa and Abiquiu-Supplied
t. Penasco and Llano-Bartolom
Gan2ales.
T. Navajo Mission-Supplied.
s. Rio Hondo Circuit-Camilo Va
ros.
g. Santa Fe-Supplied.
10. Taos and Ranchito-Eulogi,
MOntoya.
IL. Arizona Mission. c. Rollins
JOSEPH f. BERRY,
7. NJ. HARDWOOD, President
Secretary.
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