The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-15

OppOSlt6 bl0H names, ana FORWARD to
| IS possible. ]. W PEAsrER
Cor Sec IA, box IA
BRAETFORD, OSr., April IL, ls7l.-Robert
Holland claims to have lost his travelling card
issued by this union to him, bearing date March
10, 1871. Said card is declared null and void,
by order Of union SO. Therefore all unions that
have loaned money to the above named gentle
men will please ascertain the amount of his in
debit dness 80 them. and inform me within
thirty days from date.
JNo. B. Pools, Cor Sec So
GRAND RAPIDS, April 9, lS7l.-EIas Gold
berg, bailing from New York city, wishes to
become a member OF our union. ANY union
having charges against him will please prefer
them within twenty DAYS. Unions uuder whose
jurisdiction men are at work thatowe ms money
will please collect a remit, as We are hard up
The travelling fraternity will do well to steer
clear OF this town, as there are no jobs aud no
money in the treasury JNO. RosENnERcER,
Cor Sc LII, box 1926
WEsrFIKLD, MASS, April 8, lS7l.-Andrew
Godfrey has been fined $1,000 by this union for
collecting endorsements, while acting as shop
director, aud failing to return the money 10
tnis union, his card is held BY this union for
the amount.
John Irwin drew q travelling card from this
union in ApIii 1870, and claims to have lost il
on his way to New York. He now makes ap-
pl carion for a new card. Any union having
charges against him will please prefer them
within thirty days from date.
Q. M. ADAMS, Cor and Fin Sec 20.
81. PAUL, MIMI, April q, Is7I-Tne follow
ing officers resigned at our last reg lar meet
ing; John EckIord, Corresponding Secretary,
Erne st Darble, Financial Secre tsry. The fol-
1nwinO IL a st nf fhil M
President Aaron Long Vice-President-Pat-
rick Atwood. Recording 5ecretary-Hsrry
Watt. Corresponding Secretsry-O. . Emer-
son. Financial Secretary-Ht nry Picker.
A man by the name Of Augustus Ferdinand
Richter wishes to become q member OF this
union. Any union having charges against said
Richter viii please notify me as 5000 As posi-
ole. 0. 5. EMERSON, Cor Sec W. box 1887.
DETROIT, Aich., April z, lS7l.-Wm. Hen
ming, haiIing from Buffalo, has made application
TO this I'm on for membership. Any union hav-
NC charges against him will please notify US at
heir earliest possible convenience.
Samuel DIas has been fined $50 % Tor scab-
bng under our Jurisdiction.
The name Hannenholz which appeared in a
former issue should read Tnsnneuhols.
FRANK G. HILL, Cor Sec ~, box 6sS.
CHICAGO, April 9, lS7I.-Any union under
whose jurisdiction G. A. Tiettmeyer may be at
work will please collect or endorse ON card the
sum of 80 cents due Des AOines union.
JOHN MARK, Cor Sec, drawer $685.
MONTREAL, April 10. 1s7l.-WASTED IHxE-
DIATELT-Fifteen good segsr makers st Samuel
Davis 1s Hospital street.
ISAAC HIATT, Cor Sec IS, box 1854.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 10, ls7l.-A travel
ing card issued by this union to Theodore Hoff-
man on March ~ he claims to have lost. 1t is
therefore declared null ana vc'd from date Of
card By order of Union Nc. 3S.
JAS. II. WoLoTT, Cor Sec, drawer 1890.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, April Z, Is7l-The follow
ing is list Of the newly elected officers o.
union No. 6 T: President. J. JUNO. Vice.
Presidents. Simonds Corresponding Secrs-
tary-John G. Kratz. Financial Secretary
Matthias Bolsnd. Treasure Bond. Re
cOrding Secretsry-Gec. Barend.
JOHN G. KRArz, Cor Sec g.
WINDSOR, CONN, April 2, 1871 At the last
regular meeting of union "a tue following off
GERS we're chosen: Vice President-Harry
lsaacs. Corresponding Secretary-John F.
Carrier, in place OF George Newsletter, re-
signed. JNO. +. CARRIER, Cor Sec "a, box 1856.
HARRISBURG, Pa April 8, ls71-A man BY
| GAe name Of George klerbein has made appli-
cation for membership OF this union. He claims
TO be from Baltimore. Any union having
charges against him will please prefer them
within thirty days.
At our regular meeting Michael Greiner was
6ned five dollars for failing to deposit his card.
CHRISTIAN L. BAUMAsrER, Cor Sec, box 22S.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April IL, lS7l.-Local
unions will please notice the change of officers
at our last meeting held April |. President
William Joy, P. o. box 1868. Vice President
| r. Consler. Financial Secretsrv-W M
SPeckman. Recording Secretary-C. Stafel
| Treasur Christ. Hoffman.
JAMES H. WoLCoTT, Cor Sec 5,drawer $500
ALBANY, n. T., April Z, lS7l.-A man by the
name of Thomas DOYLE, suspended by the IN
ion on April IA, 1870, for n On-pay ment Of dues
aud claiming TO have worked for himself since
that time in Menden, Vermont, has made ap.
plicaton for reinstatement to Demb ership in
this union. Any union having charges against
he said Thomas Doyle will notify me Of the
fact within thirty days. S. V. B. SWAMI,
Cor Sec g.
! HANNIBAL, NO., April 10, ls7l-Charley
Brooks and TheodIe Eacobe have made appli
cation 20 become members of this union. AM
union having charges against them will tax
notice ami prefer the same within thirty days.
All uniots that have sent in money to thi
union within the past three months viii pie as
take no,ice aud notify us of the same.
WM G. DRYER Cor ). c. OUx 400