The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-19

| cards Of the following named were declared
4 void CHI aries Raw bone late President of this
| union; Samuel Solomon, our late delegate aid
international Treasurer; Elisha SoIomons, Henry
| Solomons, Phneas Solmons, Michsel Harris, Al
raham Simo0s, aud VIM, POehler These men are
members Of the WestfeId Co operative Cigar
| Manufacturing Co., and are working moulds
with New York rats, with girls for filler
breakers The shop is declared a scab shop
H. LAEERUs, Pres.
C.M. ADAMS, Sec,
Union No. %.
| | have received the following from the
Sec Of the Liverpool Union, which you will
please publish:
Liverpool Cigar Makers Society, TAM
O'Shanter Inn, London Road
July IL, 1871.
G. NJ. Adams-Dear Sir am instructed by
above named society to inform you that our
late secretary, John Duce, has defrauded US.
His defalcations amount to about ESQ. HE
description, as near as can give, Isl Height,
about ST. or inches; complexion, light; in
person, rather Stout has full voice, and
speaks rather loud.
We consider here that an offence Of this
nature is one that should not be passed lightly
over It is not for the psltry sum alone that
be should be punished. but for swiudling hard
working men who are trying to assist one
another You will greatly obige Us BY max
ing the circumstances as public as possible, ~
he is in the United States.-YOurs frater nally
WILLIAM COURrkNY, Sec.
G. NJ Adams, Sec. No. 20.
BUFFALO, August 8, 1911
This is to inform the travelling fraternity o !
the trade that the books Of Buffalo Union No.
uwill ~la Iau hat FIR ak
months longer, our treasury being entirely ex-
hausted, and the strike still in progress We
earnestly warn all travellers TO keep clear of
this place; if not, they will have to get out OF
town the best way they can We also recall
the annuling of the card Of Lorenzo Mills, his
old card having been found, and forwarded to
him by Cleveland Union.
DAVID SHMTER, Cor Sec,
Union No 2, Box 27l0.
URBAEA, 0HIo, Jnly "a, 1871.
To the Officers and Members Of UnioDa No
IS, Of DAYTON, Ohio:
Gentlemen-This is to inform you that there
is no more Jobs open here, and it 10 therefore
no nse to send any more tramps this Way, OF
this fact you have been notified before; but n
seems, judging from your action, the notice did
not come 70 hand, or else you perfectly ignore
its reception. Now we hope, and earnestly
desire, that you will discontinue this, a. such
ways of transacting business 10 obnoxious to us
as well as detrimental to tramps. We also
wish il to be understood that We are here on
the accommodation tram, and We judge our des-
tinatiUn is near Ut hand.
By order of Members of the Urbaua iuris-
diction.
WV. LASeJAHR, SEQ.
Sr JOsEPH Mo- AUG q la7I
To the Officers ard Members Of Local Unions:
Gentlemen-This is to notify you that Henry
Tlmme has lost his travelling card granted BY
this union, dated July 8, 1871. We therefore
declare the same null and void.
By order Of Union No. 95.
GEO. A. SPRENzEL, Cor Sec.
Box Ills.
COLUMBUS, o July 30, 1871.
To the Officers and Members Of Unions:
The owing named men have received
loans from this union, and have failed to return
the same in q reasonable time:
1857 Patrick Devlne, 81 Fred Wolf &C.
Thomas Hogan, 4l.65. 1858. Aaron Han over,
81. 70; John Bancroft, $45J;EmanueI Ma rgen-
tn4ler, $1.60; Alex. Weber, IS; JEFF N GORE,
81; Geo. Schsfer. IS; L. Samuel, $3.50; Geo
Q. Moser, $500; Louis Collin, $3.50. 1869
Adam Git, 80; WIN. Elliott, $3.50; Geo Bake.
IS; VIM. Reichert, g. Pat McEIroy, $3.50;
Geo. StelnagIe, 81. 1870. B. TOnderi, 81 so;
]. FrescO, $3.50; NJ. McCArty, 81; Robert Hol-
land, 81; John Milbier, 81; Frank Huber, 81. 80;
VIM. S. Durand, Z. Geo. B. Newcomb, 3II. 7O
A Drogemeyer, Sl.O5; W. P. Lewis, 81; h.
Epke, So; J. 81 Keepert, Sc. Is; Emil Straus,
So 1871. Thomas Carter, IS; f. Stump,
25c.; T. Wessler 81; VIM. F. Martin, IS; r.
Goldenburger, 1850; Wm. P Harris, 81. 90;
Nick Gibo, 81 80; T. Dresdner, $3.50; Robert
Sc ,iknoltz, 50; Harve Gilman, IS; John A.
Edwards, s.; N. Deutsch, $3.50; Theodore
Hoffman, $3.50; FerOl Stock, 81; W. A. Foote,
81; G. Knipper, &425; F. M. Sims, $3.50;
julius Wesley, $40; Barney Kicker, o.; Norris
Mendoza, IS; B. +. Cunningham, 81; Harry
Brewer, $3.50.
Unions where any Of these men are at work
will please collect and remit to this union As
soon as possible, as our treasury 10 in q very
low condition.
By order of Gig Max. Union, No. "A.
Attest, ALEX HEssK, Cor. Sec,
Lock Box s76.
RooHEsrkR, Aug. 3, 1871
ANN named Geor-e Guun has made Ap-
pllcatioa TO becOn5 a memOer of our union.
Any union having charges will please prefer
them before Sept. lsL
WILLIAM VOICE., Cor. See,
Union No. 8. Box l6S.
JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Aug 9, 1871.
To the Officers and Msmb srs of Local Unions
This is to notify you that the books Of this
union, No. lis, are closed till after the Inter
national Union holds It's convention.
By order Of Union No. lis.
D. G. BRowN, Cor. Sec,
Box 262
JAMESTOWN, August 7, 1871.
At a regular meeting Of Union No. ll6 the
question OF moulds cams up, aud was discussed
at some length, and the unanimous opinion
was that the moulds are injurious 1t being
then proposed and seconded that on and after
August Is, 1871, mouIds shall not be used IN
any shape or manner by the m 4mbers OF this
union.
joan FANGNEY, Pres.
THOMAS HAYNES, Rec Sec
LEAvENwORTH, KAN, Aug. 8, 1871.
IF Frank Dryer, Henry Abrams and Barney
Herbes, formerly members If this union, will
communicate to M their where abouts tn ey
DANIEL d. OLIVE, Cor Sec
Union No Sc.
NEw YORK, Aug. S, 1871.
Nathan Rosenbaum and H. Steckmeister. OF
this city; and Diedrch Wehrman, from Ger
many, wish to jim Union No. 80. Any one
having charges against them, will please inform
mo duFinO 1ha moHth Of August We're ra