DISTRIBUTION OF LABOR by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Dec 24, 1885

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 11, No. 49.

DISTRIBUTION OF LABOR.

By Editor

The recommendation of the Committee on the Distribution of Labor, that Elder Wm. Ings go at his earliest convenience to England to labor, which was deferred till Elder W. C. White should be present, was taken from the table, and after discussion by W. C. White and others, was adopted.

The Committee on the Distribution of Labor offered the following additional recommendations:—

12. That if the Michigan brethren will cheerfully assume the burden of the work in Ontario, this field be connected with the Michigan Conference.

13. That Brother J. F. Ballenger, of Illinois, labor under the direction of the Michigan Conference.

14. That Brother C. H. Bliss, of Illinois, be requested to labor in Georgia, with the counsel of Elder G. G. Rupert.

15. That, if it is consistent with his health and circumstances, Brother J. I. Collins, of Minnesota, labor in Alabama and Mississippi, with the counsel of Elder G. G. Rupert.

16. That Victor Thompson, of Ohio, make Maryland his field of labor.

17. That Brother N. M. Jordon, of Wisconsin, labor under the direction of the Michigan Conference, in the Northern Peninsula.

18. That Brother I. D. Van Horn assist Elder R. M. Kilgore in Illinois for about six weeks before the next camp-meeting season.

19. That W. H. Saxby and wife, of Kentucky, go to Washington to labor in the mission there.

20. That Brother Frank D. Starr, of the North Pacific Conference, join the Illinois Conference.

21. That Brother I. H. Evans, of Michigan, go to Kentucky to labor.

22. That Brother R. M. J. Pound, of Kentucky, labor in Michigan.