LET all remember that the new postal law went into effect July 1. The changes that are made by it are: First, A letter weighing an ounce, can be sent to any part of the United States or Canada, for the regular postage,—two cents. Secondly, Newspapers can be sent from the offices of publication and from agencies, at the rate of a pound for one cent. Thirdly, When you wish to send a letter, and have it delivered immediately on its arrival, ask the postmaster for a special delivery stamp (it costs ten cents), put it on your envelope, and that will insure its instant delivery from the office in any city of 4,000 inhabitants and upwards.
California Church Officers.
WE send you this week the usual blanks for church quarterly reports. Please fill up promptly after the quarterly meeting and return in inclosed envelope. Should any fail to receive said blanks in time, please write me immediately, and they will be forwarded. Let us have a full report from every one. Address J. D. RICE, St. Helena, Napa County, Cal.
NO PROVIDENCE preventing I will meet with the church at Santa Rosa, Cal., Sabbath, July 4. E. R. JONES.