One Hundred Dollars Each.
By James White
THREE years since, when a call was made for means to put up a second office building at Battle Creek, and to pay a heavy debt on the Health Institute, the few friends then in California cheerfully and confidently sent $3,000 in gold over the mountains and across the plains in response to the call. In return, their eastern brethren wish the pleasure of furnishing an office complete, with a fine press, engine, and all other material necessary, which will cost from six to eight thousand dollars. This has no connection whatever with the pledges of the brethren to sustain their paper, at the late California camp-meeting. We here give the names of those east of the plains who have paid one hundred dollars each. Others will be added as fast as paid. James White ....$100 Thos. Bickle ........100
L. McCoy ........100 Amy Dart ............100
E. H. Root ......100 Wm. Harper ..........100
B. M. Berry ......100 P. S. Marshall ......100
R. M. Pierce .....100 P. W. Baker .........100