The Nevada County picayune., 1906-11-30
Appointments of Arkansas Conference


 the ensuing year:
 Fort Smith District-F. s. H. Johns ton, presiding cider. Alma circuit, J. H. Sturdy; Abbott circuit, W. J. liar ris; Supply, Bonneville Station, J. W. Keithley; Branch circuit, J. F. Etche- son; Charleston circuit, J. w, Taylor; East End and Trusty, J. M. C. Hamil- ton; Fort Smith, first circuit, M. N. Waldrop; Fort Smith, central, T. R. Steel; Fort Smith Circuit w. J. Faust; Greenwood station, D. II. Col quett; Hackett circuit, H. w. Ledbet- ter; Hartford and Midland, w. B.. Wolf; Huntington and Mansfield, J. w. House; Mulberry circuit, D. N. Weaver; Magazine circuit, G. L. Hor- ton; Paris station, J. M. Williams; Waldron station, B. M. Burrow Wal dron circuit, to be supplied; Van Buren station, F. M. Tolleson.
 Dardanelle Dstrict-J. H. O'Bryant, presiding elder. Altus and Denning, H. w. Wallace; Belleville circuit. H. NJ. Adcock; Supply. Clarksville station. H. Hainesworth Clarksville circuit, J. C. Weaver; Coal Hill circuit, J. N. Villines; Danville and Ola. W. E. Bishop; Dardanelle station, J. NJ. Cantrell; Dardanelle circuit, J. D. Woodruff Dover and London. A. B. Williamson Gravely and Bluffton, J. R. Ashmore; Lamar and Knoxville M. F. Johnson; Ozark station, w. T. Thompson Ozark circuit. J. E. Duna. way; Prairie View Circuit, R. w. Davis; supply, Rover circuit, J. M Me Anally; Walnut Tree circuit. J. E. Phillips; supply.
 Fayetteville District-Wm. sherman, presiding elder. Bentonville station, R. E. L. Beardue; Bentonville circuit, G. B. Griffin. Centerton circuit, T. A. Morton; Elm Spring circuit, I. A. Gilmore Fayetteville station, P. C. Fletcher Pennington circuit, W. Il. Dyer: Gravette circuit, l.. Orr; Gentry station, J. NJ Bull; Goshan circuit, w. F. Peed; Lincoln circuit. J. s. Hack Ter; Prairie Grove circuit, Elton Will. son Rogers station, J. F. F. Bates; Siloam Springs, George F.. Patchell; . Springdale station, to be supplied; Winslow and Parkdale, O. H. Tucker; War Eagle circuit Charles Edwards; principal Gentry Academy, l.. II. Fakes; conference missionary secre' tary, William sherman.
 Harrison District-J. J. Galloway, presiding elder. Bellefonte circuit, H. A. Stroude; Berryville station, F. A. Lark; Berryville circuit, J. Fl. Cum mins, supply; Cotter and Flippen, J. W. O'Bryant; Eureka Springs station. J. Herman. Fairview circuit. Pleasant Robinson, supply; Green Forest cir cult, J. H. Ruble, supply; Harrison station, G. G. Davidson; Huntsville circuit, J. R. Ennis; Kingston circuit. H. c. Morris, supply; Lonerock circuit, Jas. Bratten, supply; Leadhill circuit, F. c. Williams, supply; Marshall and Leslie. A. J. Cullen; Mountain Home station. w. T. Martin; Mountain Home circuit, Wm. Albright, supply; Valley Springs circuit J. T. Gossett; Yellville station, John Womack; 4ellville cir cult. J. w. Griffin; student Vanderbilt University. c. w. Lester; conference missionary evangelist, A. l.. Cline.
 Morrilton District-J. H. Glass, pre- siding elder. Atkins station, G. NJ. Barton; Adona circuit, A. E. Goode; Appleton circuit, A. Young, supply; Bee Branch circuit, to be supplied; Conway station, J. B. Stevenson; Conway circuit, J. E. Shell; Clinton circuit, w. K. Biggs; Holland circuit. J. c. Floyd; Houston and Perry. Fletcher w. Harvey; Morrilton sta tion, J. M. Hughey; Pottsville circuit, J. A. Reynolds: Plumerville circuit. ]. T. Mcbride; Quitman station. J. A. Castel; Quitman circuit, A. c. Wilson; w. w. Noble. supernumerary; Russell vile station, George McGlumphey; Springfield circuit, Arthur Smith, SUD- ply.
 Editor Western Methodist, James A. Anderson; field editor Western Metho- dist, D. J.-Weems; professor Hendrix College, l.. c. Perry; student in Hen drix College, J. l.. Bryant.
 Transferred to White River confer D. as conference, J. w. Treadwell.
 The body of Alex G. Crane, an old Mexican war veteran, who lived alone was recently discovered lying upon the floor of his home at Rog- CTS. He had been dead about three days when discovered and rats had eaten nearly all the flesh from the face and feet, and had torn one Of the hands.
 The case of Senator F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs, sentenced to two years in the penitentiary and fined S2OO on a charge of bribery, has been submitted to the Supreme Court and a decision is confidently expect ed some time within the next two ,ran1-c