The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-08-27

w NYucSt uutOuS WucCe bucoS pCToOuS may |
be found to collect and remit the came to me.
Samuel Jones and Fred eau Sle has made |
1Pphcatiop 10 in this union. ANY union hsv.
ing charges against these men will please notify
ne mithin thirty days end obllge.
SV r SWAMI, Cor. Sec.
Union No. 8, No. 10 jefferson street.
CINCINNATI. August Is, 1871 wish to no
tify the Secretaries of the different unions that
~ the correspondence, &c, Of UDion No.
Bhculd be addressed to the undersigned
ESDREs Cor. Sec.,
UHion No. 4, box 1929.
LEAvEswoRrH, Aug. 10, ls70-rbe follow
ing named persons have made aPplica ton for
membership to this union:
Leopold Davidson and Fred Davidson, mailing
rom New York city Martin Curlev, hailIng
from Boston, Mass; Owen w Bush haiIing
from Oswego, N Y, and Danherry, Conn. and
J r Wolff
Any unions having charges against any Of the
above named persons viii please notify this
union before the Sd 8 ptember
will als inform unions that man by the
name Of r G Geyer deposited card with this
union endorsed TO the amount Of $42. and has
since Joined the United States regular army for
the period of ave years.
JAMES L AUBREY,
Cor. Sec, union No. Sc.
AURORA, III, Aug, X, 1s70,-Claus Schlae-
ter. hailing from Davenport, Iowa, is 10 years
old, about feet in ches in height. weighing
about $50 pounds; has nose of medium size, is
slightly Jewish q kind of sailow complexion,
very long chiu and short dark hair, has left our
uniOn without his card, and had in his posses
sion 4l5, which he had collected while acting as
shop committee. For said offence he was fined
els. By order Of Cigarmakers' Union No. Al.
George Becker (not George Beekman. as it
vas stated in the last ADvocArE), has made sp-
plication to become a member of this union.
Any union having charges against him will
please notify this union BY the LIST of Sept.
FRANK WEIsxANTEL, Cor. Sec.
D-awer 4.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. Is, ls70.-Frederick
Schwartz and Adam See, haifing from Suecity,
have made application Tor membership in this
union. Any union having charges against
either of them will please notify US 5000 IS pos
sible. FRED RUHL, Cor. See.
CHICAGO, Aug 10, IS70-A Fisher has made
application TO become a member of this union.
ANY union having charges against him will
please prefer them soon as possible.
NorIcE.-An travelling cigarmakers who want
20 save time, trouble, and money, had better
steer clear Of this place. As there are great
many men here walking ahont the city out Of
employment, and many more are coming here
from all directions, who are all, with very few
exceptions, strapped in consequence of which
our treasury Is nearly empty. Some Of our lar
gest shops have stopped manufacturing:
CHARLES Il HoEKEN. Cor. Sec.
Union No. ii, drawer 60SS.
Rock ISLAND, Aug. 9, lS70-0swald Bahns,
wishes to become q member of this union.
George Holderman came to this city with a
card issued by ST. Paul union January "a, 1870.
Any union having charges against either of
them will please prefer them as soon as possible
and oblige, WV. Fl DUEKER, Cor. Sec.
Union No. 104, box /.
Please note change Of secretary.
CLINTON, Iowa, Aug. 9, ls70.-This is to Ger
tify that John Dehu is scabbing it under the
Chicago union. We warn all union cigarmak
ers against him. He also has a card from this
union with money loans.
Alex Kreihling is expelled from this union for
non payment Of dues and assessments.
JAMES BARrs, Cor Sec.
Union No. lis, box ia.
WEsrFIELD, August 8, 1s70.-H. Hines and
Henry Hieman have made application for mem
bership in this union. Any union having charges
against them will please notify us before the
arst Tuesday in September. They claim both
TO have just came from Germany.
Henry Behsbon has been expelled from this
union and fined $40 dollars for working with q
filler braker, and T Prince suspended for nom
payment of dues. G. M. ADAMS,
Cor. Sec. union No. 20.
PHLADELPHIA, Aug. II, ls70-George Ship
man, hailing from Detroit, and John hinkle,
| from Syracuse, N. Y, have made application to
| become members of this nnion. Unions having
| charooa IF thau1 will nloaSQ nnti-
fly me as soon possible.
Joseph Bretta, published some two weeks ago,
claims to have worked in a Spanish factory in
New York city before coming here.
| JANIS GARDNER, Cor. Sec.
Union No. g., 1928 Market street.
JAxEsrowo, Y, August Is, ls70.-Joseph
Roy drew card from Worcester union, Msssa-
chusetts, July ID, 1870; he claims to have lost
it. Unions having charges against him will
please notify this union within twenty days.
| David Cohen has made application for menu
bership to this union, he halls from Cleveland.
Ohio. Unions having charges against him will
please notify us within twenty days
D c BRowS, Cor. Sec, box 762.
SPRINGFIELD, III, August II, ls7O.-A man
BY the name Of John T Burg has made spplica-
tlon TO become a member of this union. Any
union having charges against him will please
notify me within ten days.
JAMES 81 WoLcorT,
| Cor. Sec, drawer 1920.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. l9, 1870 Nicholas Rick
ers has made application for membership to this
union, he claims to have worked in Pekin, ILL.,,
since being in this country. Any union having
charges against him will please notify this union
in thirty days. CIV POWELL,
Cor. Sec. union As, drawer 70.
SYRACUSE, August 8, 1871 have letter in
my possession from New York for job nSchaf-
ner. L ErrENGER, Cor. Sec
Union No. s, drawer 1S9
unions will notice the change Of secretary
ST.. LOUIS, August 10th, 1s7o-The following
named journeymen have applied for member
ship. Any union having charges against either
Of them will please notify Us within thirty days.
Louis Roba, Nicolas Fletcher, Valentine Wolf
Julius Reinscke, d B Avert, Schoeppe
WIN. frohnhoefer, Lorenz Muth, all from St.
Louis Frank Miller, Frank Fster, from St.
Charles, Mo-; Charles Segerm1n, from Leaven-
worth union; Jacob Koelbel, from Carondelet,
Mo-; Leonard Collins, from Chicago: William
Kunz, from EdWardsville, ILL., FIR. Brenecke,
from Germany. GUsrAv VoLLxER,
Cor. Sec, box 254S.
HARTFORD, August II, ls7O.-The following
named men have made application to become
members Of this union: j. Searin and Bernard
Link. the former hailing from New York city
and the latter from Baltimore. Any union hav-
ing charges against either Of them will notify
me before the first of September
A. DURAN, Cor. Sec union A.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 1s, le7o.-Henry
Adock, from England. has applied for member
ship to this union. ANY union having charges
against him will please inform us at once.
h. DUNCAN, Sec. lockbox T.
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