The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-19

Unions where these mea NAV be found are
earnestly requested 20 strictly eGforca the Law
relative TO borrowed money, az our treasury Il
exhausted.
We request all unions not to send men here
40 there are no jobs. and our treasury exhausted.
By order Of Q. \. o. No. 4s.
ROBERT RATTRAY,> Cor. Sec.
Postofice Drawer 70, Toledo, Ohio.
Rock ISLAND, Ill, March Is, lE7O-We had
an electiOn Of officers on our regular meeting
night, with the following result:
President-W Bunker.
Vice President--Wm. Thomson.
Finance Secretary-Ohr. Schocker.
Treasurer-John Fisher.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary
Fritz kolckmann
INDIANAPOLIS, March z, ls7o.-At q regular
meeting Of this union we vnsed not TO loan any
money on cards for three months a. our trcasu-
~ is nearly empty and we cannot COLLECT what
Is cut on cards. Unions holding any cards en-
dorsed BY this union will please collect and re-
nit By order Of Cigarmaksrs' UniOn, No. IS.
HENRY UFTNAN, Cor. Sec.
Lock box Is.
BRIDGPoRT, Conn, March II, Is7O-Fred
VoImer has made application to join Union No.
100. OF this place. Any unions having charges
against him will please let me know within 30
DAYS frank. HURRR.
Box 1854, Bridgeport, Conn.
Sr. LOUIS, March IA, 1s70.-Clemens Beers,
julius Webers, August Rust, c. Flammger.
Lawrence Radley, from St. Louis Chas. ReiI,
from Springfield, Mo. VIM. OBrien, from the
Plains, formerly member Of St. Louis union, has
made application for membership In this union.
Any union having charges against those men
will please notify this within 80 days from date
GUSTAV VoLLNER, Cor. Sec.
Box 2543
T. ST. hereby notify the Quincy Union that
forwarded q postofice money order for the
sum of five dollars in favor of James Fairly to
the corresponding secretary, A Refs, on the
22nd day of December, 1863, and have no re-
ceipt FOR it vet having wrote for it three times.
G. VoLLNKR, Cor. Sec.
Providence, March IA, lS70-Samuel Bows
has made application to become a member of
Union No. 90, OF Providence, & I he SAYS he
has served his time in New York city, but has
not worked at the cigsrmaking for two years.
Any unions having charges TO make against him
will please notify this union before the first
Tuesday in April PJ MCSHKA,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 20.
NEw YoRK, March I2, ls70.-Henry Deber,
P SchOlun, Flick, John Hatch, F Bechtle,
Henry hart, Lenear, A M0Wb, all OF New
York, and Walter Walton, Of New Orleans,
have made application 70 become members of
this union. Any unions having charges against
either Of the above named persons, will please
netify me on or before the 3lst OF March,
] also wish TO inform secretaries that after
the above date Barnett BerIyn will be CORES
pODdiDg secretary OF Union No. 10, Of the city
Of New York. Address 46 East Broadway, Der.
lyn House. Secretaries will please to notice the
above change MoRRs DAVIS,
Cor. Sec. Union No Is
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March IL, 1s70.-CharIes
Munich, Charles Brown, George Shea, r Rath-
bous, William Smith, and Joseph Bauman, all
claim to hail from this city Any union
having charges against either Of the above per
sons will please inform this union before the 9th
Of April next N. SrENBERe, Cor. Sec.
Union No %, North vest conner Second
and Jefferson streets
CINClENAlI, March l6, ls7O-Any an on hav-
ing charges or claims against Joseph Zinz or
Henry Smith will please notify me rs soon as
possible. J II EARS,
Cor Sec. union No. 4.