# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S92 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 92 Proceedings of the 25th General, or Expenditures. 1899 salary etc. .............................. $734.64 1900 salary etc. .............................. 528.37 1901 to April 11, 1902 salary etc. ........... 1230.85 —— $2493.86 Cash in the bank .............................. 5203.59 Total ........ $7697.45 Financial condition: January 11, 1899 in the bank .............. $4663.66 Notes in the bank ........................... 346.22 —— $5009.88 Increase in assets .......................... 430.47 Total ....... $5440.35 April 11, 1902 cash in the bank ........... $5203.59 Notes cash in the bank ...................... 236.76 —— $5440.35 Total ....... $5440.35 "Further it must be reported: the previous controller [auditor] resigned in November of last year on account of illness. We have therefore temporarily transferred the controller's duties to another member of the commission, Dr. Carl Müller, and we recommend to the Reverend Synod that, should Dr. Müller be elected to the commission anew, he also be made controller at the same time. We have repeatedly had difficulties in filling this position. "Finally we would also recall that the funds for our mission should be sent to the treasurer of the Eastern District and not, as has sometimes happened, directly to the agent." (Report of the Emigrant Mission Commission at Baltimore.) 1. Resolved, that the emigrant mission at Baltimore be continued as before. 2. Resolved, that the appointment of Dr. Carl Müller as controller of the treasury be confirmed. Mission to the Jews. "'The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases, his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness,' Lam. 3:22-23. These holy words of Scripture the Jewish Mission Commission, filled with praise and thanks to God, places at the head of its report. What the prophet expresses here, we have