Development of the Sligo Property
ELDER W. C. WHITE and the editor of the REVIEW constituted the subcommittee appointed to look over the tract of land on the Sligo, since purchased for school and sanitarium purposes. Through tangled underbrush and young growth they picked their way from side to side. That was in July, 1903. Now three substantial buildings have been erected, a session of the school has been held, and the General Conference is convened upon that same tract of land. To that original committee the change seems especially marked, and another two years will doubtless witness a still greater change. What has taken place thus far is in perfect harmony with the instruction and counsel given through the spirit of prophecy, and begets great confidence in the minds of those who have followed this experience.