CHANGE OF TIME AND PLACE OF HOLDING GENERAL CONFERENCE
By Geo. A. Irwin
In the Review of November 6, I announced that the October council had voted to hold the next General Conference in Oakland, Cal., Feb. 10 to March 3, 1901. Since then there have been considerations presented which were not known, and hence were not taken into the account, at the time of the council, which, in the minds of the committee, are sufficient to justify the change in both time and place. It is decided to hold the meeting in Battle Creek, Mich., April 2–23, 1901. This change will not affect the general arrangements that have been made for the Conference, other than the possible addition of a few names to the delegates at large, and the placing of the matter of securing railroad rates in the hands of the regularly appointed transportation agents for the denomination, instead of the special committee appointed by the council. The Battle Creek church will entertain all accredited delegates, free of charge, the same as the Oakland brethren had planned to do. The same arrangement as heretofore announced will obtain in regard to the General Conference Bulletin, only that it will be published in Battle Creek instead of Oakland. Geo. A. Irwin, Pres. Gen. Conf.