THE NEXT GENERAL CONFERENCE.
By George A. Irwin
One of the important matters considered at the recent council, was the time and place of holding the next General Conference. After careful consideration of all matters that might in any way militate against, or contribute to, the interest of the Conference as an object-lesson and an educational factor to the whole field, it was voted to hold the Conference in Oakland, Cal., beginning February 10 and closing March 3, 1901. A committee was appointed to negotiate with the General Passenger associations for a special rate for the delegation; and as soon as definite arrangement is made, it will be announced through the REVIEW. All who wish to attend the Conference can be included in the arrangement made for the delegation; hence all persons intending to go, whether delegates or others, should notify Elder L. A. Hoopes, Battle Creek, Mich., that the committee may know how many to provide for. It is to be hoped that no private arrangement will be attempted or entered into by any of our brethren, as this would scatter the delegation, and defeat the efforts of the committee.