Pacific Union Conference Meeting
By Editor
The Pacific Union Conference closed its meetings at noon January 30. The new committee consists of president, George A. Irwin; secretary and treasurer, John J. Ireland; auditor, John J. Ireland; other members of the committee, W. C. White, C. H. Jones, J. O. Corliss, C. W. Irwin, Maria L. Edwards, M.D. The last four represent respectively the publishing work, the religious liberty work, the educational work, and the health work. Besides these there are the regular presidents of the conferences composing the union, who serve on the union conference committee by virtue of their position as presidents of the union. These at present are S. N. Haskell, California and Nevada Conference; E. E. Andress, Southern California Conference; H. G. Thurston, Arizona Conference; S. G. Huntington, Utah Conference. H. W. Cottrell, the former president, overworn with heavy burdens carried for the last few years, retires with the complete confidence of all his brethren. There were present at the conference, representing the General Conference, G. A. Irwin and I. H. Evans. Mrs. E. G. White was also present, and gave precious instruction in regard to present duties resting upon God's people. We hope that great good will result from this conference, and that large success may follow this important meeting.