The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-03-05
THE CIGAR MAKERS.

lA6icta IRON Local UmAoa1. Ow4aEed p1bAshed In the
4 wonKwaMAES ADvOoASs.
BIZ ..gLGs OnoAso. Feb. 96.
To the Omcen and Members Of Local Unions:
GExrKMRH,-MSssr& Harsy Wlddeu, alias
hiddleson. and hagnus Keehssr, frsm this &ty
tAve applied Ses momLsrship. Any unaoa hav-
iAg charges against either Of them will please
prefer them within thirty dava
4 THEo srru, Cor Sec.
SYRAcusE, Feb. eS
70 the officers and members Of q. M.U.:
bIRs.-There q . man 10 Syracuse, hailinR
esom BuhAlo, N. T., BY the name Of Mr.
SksA'e6er, Who desires TO join our union. Any
ion having charges against Mr. sGahIoker
al please nesify me a. soon 80 possible.
Yours respectfully,
john J. JUNIo, Cor. See,
Cigarmakers' Union No. 8.
DAYTON, O., Feb. 97.-Ths following persons
Rhv- borrowed money from this uuion, and
filled to return the same within a reasouab bic
kineIh of time:
I Fred. Bartel, IS; George Caswsll, IS; Jos.
fOOre, el0; Rufus Barker, SO; Fred. Wolf,
~; Christian Schelly, $3.50; Hiram Shaw
tR 90; John Bancroft, 81; Christian Schulz
Charles Radcliffe, $3.50; Edward Wilson, 81 !;
fewis Collins, o.; Val HOOhouser, e2.60; John
Wiliisms, g. George AOssr, S2.6O; Fred
Gebhsrt, $3.50; Charles NTH, S. VIM HOff
ptan, 81; Jesse Slough, o.; Casper Lyle, 76c !;
Ym. Hartman, IS; George A. BeckhoH, 90 !;
Isen. SchiHord, IS; Jo,eph Strausbergcr, Is !;
\. McCartV, 81; Henry Epke, $25O; William
Npke, 0aS0
CniOns where these men may be found are
Earnestly requested to strictly enforce the Law
stlAtiVe TO borrowed money, a. our treasury is
fttting very low.
BY order Of Union No IS.
j A. 8. MuxDx, Cor. Sec.
i NKW YORK, Feb. 9a-This 10 20 inform
'sniOns having claims against Edward Wilson,
Z las Ganeny, that be has failed 70 pay me
money on their account he having worked un-
tser the Jurisdiction Of Jersey CiIy Union for
he last four or five months past. That union
Gas accepted him a. q member, therefore Il ID
impossible for me to collect any money on their
AehAlf No doubt they can gain settlement
q their debts BY addressing the Secretary Of
HE union Of which be 10 now q member.
4 Yours truly,
i AoRAIs DAVIS, Cor. 4 Fin Sec,
i O. n. U. No. Is, boz "a, Station d,
L New York City.
II Kansas CRY, Feb. 2s.-A man BY the name
Sf Joseph GOss, having a GOAL card from Louis
Vile, Ky, dated April 3, 1855, has made appli-
cation 70 become a member Of this union ANY
AniOn having charges against said mao will
AOtiiy me within thirty dayG
i would also inform Quincy HILl Union that
I sent, on February lst IS 70 2. A. Refs, Cor.
Sec, for which have not received a receipt a.
yet JoHH GRKIY,
4 Cor. Sec. Of Union No. lO2.
SPGmsgIELD, Macs. March l.
To the O6icerS and Members OF Cisarma kers'
/ Unions:
You are herewith notified that this union,
No. 40, has suspended payment until further
notice. Unions holding any cards endorsed BY
this union win please collect and remit
By order Of @. n. o. No. AZ.
B. 0PPENHKMKR, Cor. l. Fin. Sec,
Lock box les
JAMESTOWN, March I.
ito the OficeFs and Members OF Local Unions
Arthur Lake has made application TO become
q member Of this union, he having a card dated
May oath, 1869, from Brooklyn (N. ~ Union,
be claiming not to have worked At the business
since the date of the card. Any union having
charges sgAinst him will please inform this
union within thirty days.
By order Of Union No. lis.
d. @. BRowE, Cor. Sec, box 762
FALL RIvKA, March 2.
To the Officers and Members of Local Unions:
SIRs,-At regular meeting Of this union we
voted not to loan any money on cards for three
months, as our treasury 10 empty, aud We can
not collect what is out on cards.
II any one knows where Dennis Donovan, =
lame cigarmaker, is, they will please notify the
Secretary Of Fall River Union.
~ order Of Union No. 7s.
wv. CHASE, Sec'y.