Laborers in California, Take Notice.
By Editor
LAST year, in an article on the "Magnitude of Our Work," we stated that it is becoming impossible to do justice to all the business to be transacted, and to the religious services at our camp-meetings as they have hitherto been conducted. We suggested that all reports of labor be sent in before the time of meeting, so that they could be examined and prepared to be presented to the auditing committee. Elder Loughborough adopted this plan in the Upper Columbia Conference, and thereby saved much time and labor at the Conference session. Therefore the Committee of the California Conference make the following call:— All who have labored for this Conference during any part of this present Conference year will please send their reports and accounts, brought up to September 1, to Elder J. N. Loughborough, Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal. Competent persons will examine them, arrange them, and thus have all matters of doubt in the reports noted for ready explanation when the Conference meets. This is important. Let no one neglect the call. In the past those ministers who have had to carry the burden of the meeting have had altogether too much of their time occupied in business matters. This difficulty can be obviated, to the benefit of every interest of the meetings.