HEALDSBURG, ST. HELENA, AND FRESNO.
By E. P. Daniels
I LEFT St. Helena for Healdsburg February 27, 1889. I began labors in this place March 2, and continued until March 26, during which, notwithstanding the efforts of some who were feeling very unfriendly toward us, God's blessing was manifested in a good degree. There were some genuine conversions to the church, and a good impression was left upon the minds of those who had been prejudiced against the truth. I left Healdsburg March 26 for St. Helena, where I remained two days on account of my wife's health, and on the 30th left for the Fresno camp-meeting, where I have been laboring ever since. The result of the camp-meeting was such that the Conference Committee thought best that the large tent should remain for another week, that the interest might be followed up, which was done, and now, at this writing, although on account of other appointments we were obliged to close the meetings, there is still a deep interest to hear. Since the camp-meeting proper closed, eleven have signed the covenant and desire to go forward in baptism. A large number of others are making diligent inquiry about the truth. I leave this place to-morrow morning at an early hour for Burrough Valley, though very much wearied with the work, of excellent courage, and of unwavering faith, that if we are faithful just a little longer, we shall all triumph with the work our God has so graciously committed to our trust.
E. P. DANIELS.
Fresno, Cal., April 14.