The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-07-08

POy hS men, mas sent IN bis resignation as as
'Istart secretary Of the Cigar Makers Interns
tIonst Union. The same We accepted. Tn,
Executive Board have elected Mr. VIM J. Can
non, of Cleveland, Union No. II, to fill tn,
vacancy caused by Mr.. SoIomon's resignation
ADDRESS or rHE EXECUTIVE BOARD.
President-Fred Blend, A. Monroe street
Toledo, o.
lst. Vice resdent-John w. Lavine, drawer
20, Ottawa Ill.
~. Vice-President-DAvid Shelter, box 2, ITO,
Buffalo, Y. Y.
SeCretary-Thos j. Birch, l,0l7 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
! Assistant Secrttsry-Wm. j. Cannon, box
2.752, Clev,l Ia ID, OHIO.
Fraternaiy yours,
FRED BLEND, 1t. Pres't.
TORONTO, June 81, 1871.
t. Officers and Numbers Of Local Unions:
GESTLEAEN-We beg to notify you that We
have granted travelling cards to Mrssrs Charles
Wetzel, George COrss, aud A. J. Beatty, az
suming all responsibility, il being a necessity
IS there are lot Of our men on strike, and
the above named, working on the same cigar
as the strikers, we deemed it prudent to Dur sue
this course, especially rs they h ID made appl =
cation to join our union and their names being
now out on circular. Regardi Wttzel, We
know exactly the amount Of his indie btedness
as loans on card of course that must aud will
b. paid. But any local unions having charges
agaInSt any OF the above named, fir scibbIng
only-we trust will be a little considerable aud
lenieut-tOr recoilect, gentlemen, the heavier
the d the more il embarrasses those men who
are working earnestly aud zealou,ly q place
Toronto union 10 the position which Il occupied
"a Yeas gone 10y. Toronto union has had
very rough road to travel for some YEAR, but
"e are happy to be able to state that cur pros
pects are brighter nov than they have been
for long time.
Thomas ANDERSON Cor Sec
HCGH MCCLELLAN Pres
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July S, 1871
TO the officers And members OF local unions
u der tue jurisdiction OF the international
o. ion.
GkNILtNEN AS the following named per
sons have b, en- published in The ADVOCATE o,
July Isl, through he Negligence OF our huau-
cial Score AIRY in not giving them credit for
the amount opposite their names which they
have seut in, beg leave to rectiiy the mistake
thrOu-h The Iolumus OIL the ADsOcArK
Fred Braker sicx, IS 70 Geo W Barton s. 90
Ed Decker, s. o. Chas GoldrIberg s CO
Chas W Or en- 81 90 Martin II, blerick 5 90
Chas Hal 50 SO John Kreis 800
Thomas Carter IS co Louis Drvuis 2ut
J Gailhausen s. % Henry Gothelf 10 CO
Geo HOldermsn s. 90 Henry lbold 800
A. MetEger IS 10.
H. WoLCyTr, Cor See.
p. q. drawer 1890.
ALLENr WV, Pa, July 4, 1871 A strike be-
ing 10 P O. ress 10 this place. officers ami mem
0ers OF Toe al unions will please not come thia
way, as cur Treasury is exhausted.
John j. \. EIsESBAkT,
Cor. See No. IS.
Rock IsLAND Ill, June IL
To officers and members OF local unions
As We have published before thou h the
columns Of this paper, that our books are closed
aud no money IN the treasury, and a strike
aci oss he rver, and we are expecti g one here
every day therefore We hope no cigar makers
Nlll come here unless they have money enough
10 get our Ut tow, otherwise they will have u !
foot il GU. CHAs. SEGKRNAS, Pres
A MOsENFELnEa. See.
CLINTON, Iowa, June 81, ls7I-Below is a
list Of uuiOls that have sent money TO aid us
IN our late strike, Which has all been returned I
Williamsburg. \. \. 81 90; Albany, \. T. /
81 90. Rochester, \. Y. 50 90; Warren, Pa 1
81 o. Harrisburg, Ia. 81 W Erie Pa So 90 ; 4
chicago, Ill 81 90; Quincy, Iii 81 90; New |
IpsWich, n Ii. 50 90; Toledo, Ohio, ~ 90
k tnsas CITY, Mo. SlO 90; St. Jose b, M !
81 o.; St. Paul, MINI. 81 90 L-avenworth, /
N. - 90 Burlington, Iowa, s. %.
Any Of the above named unions that have
not received it will please let u kno~, AID We
will attend to il. Ed LNoNO,
Cor. an Fin. Sec. box ia.
JANE,viLLE, Wis, June n, lS7l.-The Off
GERS and members of lOcsl unions will please
notify the travelling cigar makers not to come
Ibis Way, cur treasury is exh 4usted and there
is 10 Jobs here. There i but three union men
here, and one Of them il out of Work. Or
ueighbOr unions will please make a note o. the
above. WALTER GIFFIN,
CIR. Sec. union log.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June q, lS7l.-A man
BY the name If Theodore Jenson. has applied |
for membership in this uri'n. He claims to \
We drawn a card from St .uis wear or 50 I
AGO, since which time he has been to Germany.
aud he states that he lost his card issued by st .
Louis union and claims not 10 have worked \
any where in the country, since leaving that /
citv. Unions wishing to prefer char es against /.
said Theodore JensOn, will do SO as soon a
possible. GEORGE JACKSON
Cor. Sec. union, No.
sC3 Samson street Phil, Pa.
Granville, y. j., June 81, ls7l.-The fol
lowing have made Application TO bec.me mem
bers Of this union: Israel S. Bush, VINO claims
TO have carried on business tor himself in Ne~
ark in this state WIN. Louer also Of Newark
Henry Mason. from GO~anu-, \. 7 Adoli
Raabe, Of n. Y. Also the following suspended
BY Us wish TO become re-instated: Lepold
Bleyer, Chss. GangSore, Gottl-b Kauersuf
Unions b wing charges against any Of the abOve
named Will inform me within 30 days.
card dat, d June 18th, issued by this union
to Emit Graese, having been lOs;. Is HEREBY de-
clared null snd void
ABE LIVINGSTON, Sec, Union lOl.