The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-10-01
THE CIGAR MAKERS.



Tl oIcers snj Members o. Local Unions under The
Jurisdiction Of the Cigar Makers international
Un,on.
Il GsNTLEMEN: Ry the approval Of a majority
4 q. Local Uuion, inner The jurisdiction Of the
I C.-.s Makers international onion, it is hereby
/ or.,r thst there Be a Special Session of the
C.-ar Makers International Union, to convene
I Int.e city Of Syracuse, State Of New York, on
Mo. iay, October 10Th, ~. y. 1870, 70 take into
consideration The past strikes, and to bring
Al l- Che dnal settlement Of the same to com
I ple.e arrangements ror future strikes; to take
m.r. active measures towards assisting the H.
t,r,-, q 50 opc -ation 70 take into cousiiera-
uoa tae present Internal Revenue laws to
protest against the Importation Of the Coolie
rsce. ara % transact such other business that
may te legally brought oo lore said body
Al the terms Of Office of those representatives.
el.c.ld ia July, 4 D. 1879, expires Oh II, IL
Mo7Itv "a September, A. D. 1870, therefore
al lrc.l rnions are respectfully requested 10
in n.l.a,eIy call meetings and elect represen-
titly.. % represent their respective unions a.
ttis uing special session. The basis Of re-
prlse. ,a.ion shall te 70 accordance with section
/, u u.icle :, y lie International Cousti-
turio..
Thg coming session will be a very important
event to cue organization, therefore We make
Al urgent appeal 70 each local union 70 send a
representative, that We may council together,
fer the benefit an welfare Of our organization.
and 70 cndeavor to gain the objects contem-
plated q this session.
By order of the executive board Of tie Cigar
Makers International Union Of America
FRED. BLEND President.
s'AI. test: ELIAS Swim, Int. Sec.
j. ). Ihe arrangements mabc for tue Session,
will be published from time to time in the
WoBENGYENs ADVOCATE.
Local Unions are respectfully requested to
Immediately notify me Of the election Of their
Representatives aud give me their names.
Yours Fra-ernally,
FLED. BLEND, Int. Pres.
Official from Local Unions Ordered Published IN TIE
NoRXNGAAN's ADVOCATE.
CmcAGo sept. Is, '7O.-The following named
persons made application TO become members
Of this union: Henry Kimcr, William Hcrz1g
and Martin Maguer,tz. Any union having
charges against any It the above named viii
please prefer them within twenty days.
Unions Nho have debtors to this union, work
ing under th-ir jurisdiction will please enforce
sec 10, article 10 Of the Constitution
I wish " inform All local unions that a man
by the name NC Christian Look made applica-
ton for membership in this union, some time
ago, and after he had been advertised for thirty
DAYS was admitted a member, by paving our
initiiuIn fee, which is %, which vas done
through a mistake, as the Jauesville, Wis, A..
union informed us in due time that Christian
Look had served his time under their jlrisdic
ton, for which hey claimed ten dollars ANY
union where he deposits his card will please
inform him that be must pay eight dollars mere
and remit % to this union, or else We shall
declare bis car ] null and void
CHAs. II. HoEKEN,
Cor see, union No. IL, drawer 6033.
r. ST. hereby declare the card Of Anton
Tietyon null and void. G. II. Ill
PnmADEtPmA. pa, Sept ", '7O-Mr Jacob
A. Kaiser, hailing from Newark, n. j., claim
ing 70 have manufactured there, for himself
has made application to become a member of
this union Any union having charges against
him will please notify me "a soon as possible.
JAMES GARDNER,
Cor. Sec, union No 3.
KANSAS Cr-Y, Sept %, '7O.-The following
named men have made application to become
members Of this union; John Van Horn, from
st. Joseph MO- Andrew Heshe, lately from
Germany; q. S Allen, Of N. ", worked last at
Nacgregor, Iowa. Any unions having cha rges
against them win please notify this union before
Oct 29th. Clions will please notify change
Of corresponding secretaries.
HENRY SEEP,
Con- Sec, union No. 1902, box 2032.
CorScL RtrFFs. Sept. IS, TOT. B. Ander-
son takes tHe place Of T. O'Keefe, cores
ponding secretlry,
T. B. ANDERSON,
Cor. Sec, box 222.
ST. LOUIS, Sent. %, '7O.-The following
named persons applied for mem SersLip Fritz
Kreisemeyer, from Bellyille, III; Herman
SchrciDer, from Cape Girardesn, Mo. Unions
having charges against those will please notify
this union within 80 days from date.
GUSTAV VoLNER.
Cor. Sec, box 2543.
Evansville Sept. -, '7O.-Any union giving
information NJ the Whereabouts Of Christ.
Grr jninger viii confer a favor on union No. 81.
CHAs. A. METZ, Cor. Sec.
HDGFroRr CoNS, Sept. Z, '70-Harris
Kaiser and Abraham Kaiser, have made apOli
cation for urm5ership TO this union. Auy
union HAVING charges against them viii pleas
notify me early as possible.
MAX PETERs,
Cor, Sec, union No. los, box 1854.
JANEsvILLE Wis, Sept. %, '70.-Any union
having charges agains. Henry Water Of Apple
ton, Wis, viii please inform the undersigned
within 80 DAYS from date.
WALTER GIFFIs, Cor Sec,