, 1869-07-14
CALIFORNIA LABOR EXCHANGE.
FIf.s Annual Report Of the Secretary
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The annual meeting Of the Trustees Of the Cali
furntn Labor Exchange was held m San fran-
cisco on the .1st Inst. John White, 'sectenIy,
presented his report, nom winch nc NaAe kne
MThe caliIornta Labor Exchange went tnto
oRestonm m ep ~ ne n oay 9. Anp p1 1e
Ic ouce18, and other Influential citizens Of Hao
Francisco, for the purpose oi s7pp!3lnG oon-
yenIent MEDIUM Of communication between ltbof-
fnr people and pcrsens N need ol laaor-a
central once where might be obtained reliable
information Concerning she indnst5:A t!@ iots5esss -
adtsnent States and Territories Tho results, as
tai4 report aud the accompanying tables VIII
show, ale that ees orders were FeceiFed, calling
for over 10, TO persons IN the men department
HCp TO yesterday employment haa been foEnd
fer oycf 1890 pelEous-1A66 Eneu and &,G9l
women. THIS truly eloquent fact will conclusisely
snrre3@ success honorable 10 It's lounderS and
supporters, and c1editahle to the city and STATE
encouraging TO The phllau:hropist, aud certain
insurance Of the industrial '1so' and prosperity oi
=. fne success q, the Labor Exchange IN ssh
Frauc!sco might haye been even luoFe SSIastsin?
hau the supply Of labor been equal 70 the de9ano
! 1ur.cR The Nhole time Of tis existence In the
| ctty and county Of San francisco The exchange
h.As been Of inestuabae utility. In the States and
no::e-s c{ the exchange have rendered most usc-
y1ct., for at nearly al accessible etpons rs oeeco
are understood and It's benefits haTe been u4s11l'
| p1teu. Iato-c.s sent By hundreds from fae e
| change have been IN the deCse forests o. tne
! SieHs Seyafa WORKING for the r7e.: Pacific Nat
road and taking p8Is tn the Almost roT2n1lc h11Lt
to be trs< at Great Salt Like For nea1if ~ oa1
! nsnufacto1es- far and ncar, the Labor ezcn9ose
| hss cc-ttbc.ed assistance + ht7.a and l1EScle-
! aTpt exchange h1s not only fufntsneo doMes
ttc helm acr1cu1tuIal or unAkl&ed labor, ea2t Als
| &c md 50 tAt as Can 10 zstGtatne1. "1Aa sass
faction 10 employers <..,.,
| nVartors specuiaiions h2ve been fceqnen1
made a. regards The supply Of l.5or N tals Stst
during tie psst year. Some persons nAse cor
fen,Ied tn4t tho etsJ mud S:aie were oFc51l!
with POOR persoCs uu2oie to Obtain eoplo1meu
AM dolcsui tales Of pEro,lou hare Enocked u
| sensitive easo OF charitable sA1tlieL othefs naS
| heitrycd lhaI the Ssate Vas crowded VIII ANaucs e
Who threatened TO tEre Ehlte !Abos Y!on ~
| copntrY M7ny. aeain. contend tnas q 2IEe y
. crease In our population would ruin tsc Eaoolsn
ctasecs pr Grating TOO sharp competition Y
REDUCING The producing powe! 70 q rulnEEam
Tne ftct is, :hAs both skilled ao1 uasfne
| useful labor has been 1o1 scle muatus ~
f1.Ing IN valuc. TITS thoEs the demand Is
excess Of the surpJ, uthnza u ooea ~
, | necessarily prove that Iuetc are not larEs nnI
. 1crs of NOR rcpple in our midst No Chimes
i.tor haj been furnished By this soclefg: Nt nt
: tscp found impossible TO III Orders lor SOL
. c.asses Of NnskDen, and the demand LOT lena
domestic servants has been. anu sttl is, Fe'
I | lat:et1 In e1ress Of tas surpy. Although 1ais
| uuiabes1 Of MO1EoliaEs are enptoEed as cook
, uaA IN other domestic occupations, tae osucts y
r | wttleu to do genera! nocaeHotk, &C.. are tno
. | rers:steur and uuIaoero1s than every There y
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