The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-11

Rochester Union, 500; Syracuse Union,
$500; Port Byron Union, $500; Troy
Union, &l.OO; Westfield, Mass, Union,
$3.50; Springfield Mass, 81 o.. Unions
having claims against him, will notify inn
medately We know he had card as he
passed through here, had one dollar en-
dorsed, lost his card, and returned.
ALFRED IRE,
Cor Sec. Union No. 90.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, November /, 1S71.-At
our last regular meeting, the following
men were expelled and fined fifty dollars
each: John B. Kampt and John Horn.
Herman Doerffel was suspended for nom
payment Of dues.
+. A. Franks received his retiring card.
Geo. W. Wacker has made application for
membership He held card issued by
Union No IA, dated March Doth. 1868. He
claims that he has not been working at the
trade since that time. Any union having
charges against him will please prefer them
within thirty days from date.
GEO A. SPRENGEL,
Cor. Sec Union No. %, lock box l115.
To the officers and Members Of Local Unions.
LOUISVILLE, October 81, lS11.-The fol-
lowing named persons have applied for
membership in this union. Unions having
charges against either of them will please
prefer them within thirty days from date !:
solomon Fisher, Louisville; ii. Stone,
Louisville; p Murk, Louisville; j. Buche,
Louisville; II. Thoele, Evansville; o,
kinkel, St Louis W. Greenewall, Phila-
delphia; J. Nesbitt New Orleans. The
union under whose jurisdiction A.G Straup
is at work, will please inform me OF il
Immediately. c. IosT,
Cor Sec Union No 20, box 50.
OMAHA, November /, ISL Charles
Combs and Carl Joseph Lindstroun have
made application to Join this union The
former claims to have deposited his card
in the Detroit, Michigan, union, about
eighteen months ago, with money endorsed
on the same from different unions The
latter claims to hail from Chicago. Any
unions having charges against them will
phase prefer them Immediately.
JOSEPH STERRITT,
Cor. Sec. Union No. SO, lock box 8.
ST. LOUIS. November ), 1S71.-The fol-
lowing named persons applied for member
ship. Unions having charges against them
will please notify us within thirty days
from date: Louis KOlb, Max Loewen, F.
Sample Henry Schmidt, Sieg. Trauer,
Franz Knecht, David II. Middendorp,
Max Lowenskin, from ST Louis; Louis
Becker, from Cincinnati; Louis Kraft
from Germany.
GUsTAvE VoLLNER, Cor. Sec
KANSAS CITY November ), IsTl.-Petei
Muller, Of Chicago, has made application
to become member Of this union ANY
union having charges against him, will
please prefer them in so DAYS
HENRY KEEP, Cor. Sec Union 102.
ROCHESTER, November 6, 1s7l.-A man
named JOacham Behn, claiming TO have
arrived from Hamburger. Germany. las
week, wishes 10 become member of oul
union. Any union having charges against
the same, Will prefer them within 80 day:
from date. WILLIAM WoLGE,
| Cor. Sec. Union No. 8, box 16S.
ROCHESTER, November O, ISL here
with give you our union card as il now is
President, Matthias Fuiherer: Vice Prcsi
dent, William Burke Financial Secretary
John W. Melvin, No. l03 Frank street
| Recording Secretary, j. X. Cournecn
Treasurer, NJ. Noegeie Corresponding
Secretary, William Voice, box l6S.
| LAFAYETTE, IND, November 5. 1871
| Our officers names are as follows: Presi
dent, ii, G. Johnson; Vice President, +
X. Steel Treasurer, Woodward Porter;
Recording, Financial and Corresponding
Secretary. r. IL Marklev.
David Bill more. claiming 10 hail from
Richmond Indiana, has made application
to join this union. ANY union having
charges against him, will please notify u
within 80 days. K II. MARLEY
Cor. Sec. Union No. 30, box ZIG.
BosToN November 8, IS7l.-The fol
lowing men have applied for membership
into this union: Ramon Gerry, mailing
| from Cuba; T. B. Morris, Mailing from
St Johns, n B Julius Kamnuer. hailinQ
from New Jersey and James w. De-
hailing from SacO, Maine. Unions having
charges against any of the above, will
| please notify me. A. HART,
Cor. Sec. Union No. 18.
DAVENPORT, November 6, 1S71-Unions
will please notice the following person.
are laboring under our jurisdiction. and
have been fined SIS each: Theodore
Gropengeter, Charles Segermann, Earnest
Huber, John Dart Fred Schwartz, A. w
Reith, Waldimer Haelbring, John Rah.
weder, Philip Haering, John Haupt. Julius
Dohm, John Hoffman, Claus Hansen
Robert Bayersdofer, Henry Hahn and
Herman Gable. Travelling cigarmakers
are hereby notified not to come this way,
as there is no jobs open or money in ouI
treasury. BY order Of Union No. 81.
| g. F. KUHLEs Cor Sec box 40.
New HAVEN, November4. 1871.-Local
Unions are hereby notified that John
GOeblcr deposited card in Union No. 1O5
endorsed by union No 80 for $ll, which
he failed TO pay when due. And the said
John Goebler, while acting as director OF
a shop in Norwalk, Ct, collected loans
on cards to the amount of six dollars. and
left without making any returns to the
union, or applying for his card. Union
No 1O5 having suspended, and union No
~ having assumed jurisdiction in the case
Of Goebler, he has been fined $40 by union
No. 80. Local unions, where he NAV be
working are requested to collect and for.
ward the above sums to this union. By
order OF Union No 80
J. II. HAYDoN, Cor. Sec.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, November (.
loi.-Sern Crosse, hailing from Platts
mouth, Nebraska, has made application "a