Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-18
BISHOP NEELEY
GIVES OUT LIST
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED AT
CLOSING SESSION OF METHO-
DIST CONFERENCE.
ESTIMATE SALOON VOTE.
Rev, U. G. Humphrey Asserts That nc
Govern Vote Represents Liquor
Interests Strength.
TEMPERANCE REPORT ADOPTED.


ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. 15.-[Special. ]
AT the closing session of the West Wis
consin Methodist conference Monday
Bishop Medley read the list of appoint
ments for the year. When the report
of the temperance committee was heard
an animated discussion took place, it be-
ing understood that the report opposed
not only the candidates whom the liquor
interests placed in the field but the par
ties also. The report was adopted with
all reference to parties eliminated, it be
ing argued that under the primary sys-
TEN parties must take Just what candi-
dates the voters infict upon them.
State President Humphrey of the
Anu-Saloon league declared that an ac-
Gufate estimate OF the liquor vote in
Wisconsin can be obtained in the vote
cast Tor Francis E. McGovern for sen
answered the letter Of the German-Amer-
lean alliance. President Humphrey as
serted that McGovern received the en-
tire saloon vote.
The appointments as announced by
Bishop Medley are as follows:
Ashland district-J ". Irish. district sr,.
perlntendent; Alabama circuit John W.
BirghaI; Ashland, W f. Tomlnson Ash
L. kershaw; Bayfield,, n, J. Anderson.
BirchWood circuit, Ito be supplied5; Bruce
ana ana NM o i1S, Philip Koenig Chetek
ana ana New Auburn, J. W. Charlton. Clam
Ford; Clear Lake and CylOn NJ e. Taylor;
Cumberland, J. II. Chatterson. Drummond
f RGcInr Fred GIo Bishop; Frederick, G G.
GrantSRurg j.. II. Benson. Hurley circuit,
- r. Hill; Ladysmith and Tony. J. E. Wat
son; New Richmond and Boardman, W. r.
hloster; Odanah Indian mission, I. {.
Thomas; OsceoIa and Dresser. to be SUI.
pIedl; Phillips and Park Falls, r. E. Mich
81 d. fralrle Farm circuit, George Hanson:
SSpooncr, ]. w Helmuth; st. Croix Falls,
III. 3. Brenaman; Superior. Cummings Ave
nue., + ". Court; Fifty-ninth Street, II.
W W. s bb6rtei; FIRST chuGh, f. Il. Harvey;
Eau Claire district-F. w. Straw. district
superintendent: Arkansaw, Thomas Har-
RS; Augusta, John Fisher; Cadott, G. w.
1h AT 1,a chippewa Falls, E. c. Dixon; Col
Scott; Downing, W. Z. Marsh: Durand,
Frank Bell; Eau Claire, First church. A.
l. Wood; Lake Street, G. w Campbell ;
N "a CLAIRE DR. in, circuit John Haw Eaugalle,
ellsworth, James Ford; GIenwood, Il. H.
Reed; Greenwood, w. H. Norton: Ham
mond, f. J. Bryan; HoIcombe J. w. Scott;
Hudson. F. NJ. Haight; Knapp, Irwin Nc,
Murray; Louisville. c. W Harrop; Loyal.
G. H: Towne; Maiden Rock. II. a. Waste;
Marshteld, NJ f. Fraser; Medford. David
X. Dunn; Menomonie, A. J. Coram; Ono,
c. I. Beers; Pepin, Richard Prescott;
Prescott, A. A. Mary; Rib Lake. w. F.
Grandy; River Falls, +. w Harris; Sppn-
ley, L. w. Stamp.
La Crosse district-W. H. Vance, district
superintendent La Crosse, Wis: Alma Cen.
ter and Secheryille, f; Q. Hesse; Black
River Falls, l. q Hosington; Cataract, to
]. S: Smallwood; Elroy, w W. Hurd: Fair.
child, A. b. Scoville; GalasviI,e A. 3. Klein
Humbird, r. A. Smith; Ironton, A e.
Braddock, La Crosse, Caledonia Street. A.
Y. Ingham; First church, to be supplied
H Nest Ayenne, W; r. Cunningham, i. L.
Kibbin; MERRIAM, B. G. siIis; M NJ NJ !.
II; Anderson Dc, Necedah, z: D. Epson; Neills-
Russell; Onalaska, L. L. Colman; Reeds
burg, j. f. Kundert; Rockand, Ernest d.
IHIorth; Sparta, L, A. Bremen; SpringvilIe,
Auiey; TGmah, W; E. Boetcher, Tomah cir
cult, A. II. Stanley; Trempeacau George
r, HIS; Tunnel City. James Knight Viro-
qua, c. E. Buffers; Valley Junction J. b.
Q'Connor; Wilton and Norwak, NJ. II.
Halter; Whitehall and Arcadia. Arthur
ChMa dGiEf3 W Won Gilbert Deniston.
trict superintendent; Albany, Richard Pen
gilly; Baraboo, First church, J. S. Crow
der; South, F. 2. Quick: Beileyiue W. P.
Webb; Black Earth ana MazOmanie G.. r.
carver; BuSgSvillc, j. T. D0rland; BrOd-
head, 6, n. Foster; Brooklyn. George
Brown: Browntown, William Hints: Co
Iona, d. W. Barcley; Delton. W. r. Irish :
Hancock: f. E. Andrus; Juda Arthur Dins,
dale, KiIbourn, J. w. Rodewald; Lodi,
Charles B. Croxall; Mcfarland and Monti,
cello, A; L.. Tull; Madison, First church.
George MacAdam; student pastor. Edward
W. Brakeman; West Madison, G. L. elf.
ford; Merrimac. E. NJ. Prucia; Monroe. s
A. Ross. Monroe circuit, James Huffman:
Mount Horeb, C. NJ. Christensen; Mus,
coda, V. R. Thompson; North Freedom, c.
Plainfeld, w. G. Jones and A. S Phelps:
Portage, Edmund Trimm: Poynette, VIII,
liam II Rowe; Prairie du Sac. f; L. Roberts;
Center circuit, F. F. Eubele SextonviIIe,
G. S. Joslin; Spring Green, G. H. WiIIett :.
Verona. Eva Hand; Westfeld, T E. F0sS'
Platteville district-George Merrifield, dis.
William E. Callahan; Belmont, H. S. With,
erbee; Benton, John Harris; Bloom, city. p.
R. KiIdow; Bloomington, L. n Wooiey;
Blue River and Clyde, John BisselI; Bosco,,
er; Darlington, l. f. Nuzum; DodgevfIle, 4.
s. Gilbert; Dodgeville circuit, CHRISTOPHER
Cook: Excelsior, A. L. Hurlbut; Fayette.
A. f. Kroneman; Fennimore G. A. Bird:
Hazel Green, James Irish; Lancaster. !. r
Morgans; Linden. A J. Davis; Mineral
Point; 5. A. Bendor;- Montfore Alfred Yer.
S Stni,,S Mount 36sd Hope VINCENT Mount
and BagleE Charles L. Hooking; Platte.
vile, F. E. Bauchop; PlattevilIe circuit.
Clyde L. Walker; Prairie du Chen and
Cassyille, William Shepherd; Rewey, J. w.
Harris; Shullsburg. E G. Vlscher; Soldiers
Grove. Walter Snow: South Wayne. n J.
Witherbee; Viola and Lafarge, George B.
Haskell