The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-06-11


George @ Brown, SahIberger and others. one
pbrtion Of the members OF sAid uoiOn, not recng-
MIXING the action of the other& The question
Was then referred 10 me for sestlemeuL
AnsWer.-President Gcorge c. Brown did not
a.;t in accordance with law In sppoinsing non
member to liTl the Vacancy Of an Ofaee until
Successor could be elected. Fred Stshioerger
sid G. b. SwoGthguer could not claim number
snip in any union unless by depositing card
n be reinstated, in accordance With sections >,
8 and of article 10 of the International Con-
sitution. By strictly complying with the see
tons referred to above, will bring y to an early
Cad inst settlement. Ny advice to you men rs,
81 all vacancies in your ofhces atsacn tue
EAmes 10 the charter issued by the lnternaIiohai
union, get your union in good working order as
soon "a nossible. let your future acrions be more
Harmonious towards each other, and you Will DC
prosperous.
Wishing you success in the good WORK. am
Yours fraternally,
FRED BLEND, Int Pres.
bmciaI from Local Unions. Order ed Published In the
WoRKMsMAH's ADyooAfs.l
KINGSTON, June ., 1870.
70 the Officers and Members OF Local Unions :
The fvllowi named members have borrowed
honey or this union, and have failed TO return
she same
William Van Bramer, 81; Harrey Makes, &5;
James Birmingham. 81; William Murray, - ;
William Dirck, S2,76; George Ksylor, s. !;
George vane, soc; Henry Ranslier, 81; Geo.
Sax, So; Edward Hadley, 81; Peter Kaburger,
50 Washington Lewis, 81, so Edward Gar
aer, ga; Daniel Anderson, 81. rs George Hott,
$3.50; Frank Huber, 81, so; John Becker, 81 /;
William KOrn, Sits
All unions where the above men may be found
will please collect and remit the above amounts
10 this union. Some Of the above have been
standing three or four years, and if unions will
20 their duty, this money can be collected.
Jacob LeOnsburgh and Max Suckman we're
zach tined o. for working under the jursdic-
lion OF Kingston union, No, 66, and not deposit
ing their cards. Unions where these two men
may be found will collect the fine and remit to
Ellis union.
The following named person wishes 20 become
\ member Of this union: Thomas Ross. He
elaims to hail from Brooklyn, n. Y. Any IN
Ion having charges against him will notify this
Union within thirty days or sooner.
4 By order Of Kingston, IN. ~ Union No. 66
|! JOHN G. CUMMINGS Prest
!! JOIN MILLER, Cor. Sec.
\ CLEvELAED. June 9th, ls7O.--The card Of
Thomas Carter, dated May 9th, 1870, is hereby
declared null aud void. l.. STANTON,
/ Cor Sec Union H. box 2752
! PHnADELPHrA, Peun., June 5, 1s70--Mr C.
Meyer, from Baden, who worked four months un-
der the jurisdiction of Baltimore union, has made
application TO become & member Of this union.
Amy union having charges against him will
please notify Us as soon as possible.
, Secretary of Wilmington union will please
scompy with request made in my last letter TO
him on, or before l4th Of June instant
Fraternally yours
JAMES GARDNER, Cor. Sec.
Union No 8, 1928 Market street.
CHICAGO, June 4, ls7O.-The following gen
Itlemen have applied for membership: Benja-
min Bauman, George King and Herman Crate
from this city, and Henry Zinn from Milwaukee,
Wis.
take pleasure IN correcting a mistake in
publishing William Volkers in circular issu d
last March, as debtor to this union when he was
clear on our books hope the gentleman will
overlook our error
lift will suit the pleasure ~ union No IS to
condescend to notice my communication, dated
April 18th and May llth, with regard to Robert
Rattray and Edward Utz. l would be pleased
TO hear from them BY the 18th Of this month.
THEo STEIN, Cor. Sec.
WORCESTER, June Z, lS70-A thing in the
sha re Of a man has robbed this union Of 81 So.
he went by the NINE Of David Courant whils
in Worcester. lie is Jew, has dark hair and
eyes, stands about FIVE feet four inches in height
nose very prominent and mouth very large
is about rs years of age. This union has fined
the above slur on humanity the sum Of SIS, and
he to make restitution Of the money he stole.
We would advise all honest men to look out for
him.
Travelling cigarmakers had better steer clear
of this town for the present, as We have not
cent of money in our treasury, and trvde is not
very brisk.
by order Of CigarmAkers' Union, No. 81.
j. B. SPRLsDENBURG,
Cor. Sec, No. l, Edward street.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, June s, ls70--The follow.
ing named persons have borrowed money on
their cards and failed to paw the same:
January Il. 1870, David Voter, s., Ia: John
January 20, 1870, Hugh Mclaughlin, IS, so
Unions Hudrr whose jurisdiction these men are
working Will collect the same and send to this
union. By order Of Union No. lis.
D. G. BRoWE,
Cor. Sec, box 763.
SYRACUSE, June Pad, ls70.-There is man
named John Youngman who desires to become
q member OF this union he claims to have come
from Echmansville, Adams County, Ohio. Also
Gustsve Zollner, Of Buffklo, and Edward Huge,
Oil City, Pa. Unions having charges against
either Ct them will please notify me as soon as
possible. j. j. JUNO,
Cor. Sec Union No. s, box 1Ss
New HAVEN, June 2, ls7O.-Jscob Fchtel, of
New York city, has made application for mem.
bership in Cigarmakers' union No. 80. Any
union having charges against bin will please
notify US on or before the 3Oth inst.
J. H. HAYDoN Cor Sec
ToRoNro, June A, 1s70-The following named
persons made application to join this union aud
left town without joining. This is to i1form To-
cal unions that We hold a charge of $40 against
each of them. JAMES RoBERTs,
Cor. Sec, union No. 81.
DETROIT, June 5, 1s7O.-William c. Hamil-
ton, from Jackson, Mich, and Abraham Berger
who carried on business at Vinton, Iowa, have
made application for membership, Any union
having charges against them will prefer them
before the LIST Of July.
JOHN F. STEIN,
Cor. Sec. box 500.
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