The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-18

Jonn Laubesheimer, Treasurer. Frater-
nally yours, CHAs. GREEN.
Cor. Sec. Union No. go. Box 1911
ALBANY, November 10. 1s71-Sv
Swami. having resigned the secretsrvsb;n
OF Union No. 8, secretaries will in future
address ID. A. CUsHMAN,
469 Clinton ave.
CLEVELAND, o., November Q. 1871
Herman Hexter has applied for member
ship to this Union He claims 20 have
been a manufacturer in Cincinnati. and
never 10 have worked as q iourneyman
outside OF this city. Unions who have
charges against him will notify us within
~ days. VIM. ]. CANNON,
Oor ana rec. Sec. Union No. IL, Drawer A.
NEW YORK, November g. 1871.-Hein-
rich Trinemeyer, Andreas Streckfuss. Peter
Lampe, Andreas Lichtenberg and II. FIR
Geber, all from Germany, wish to become
members OF Union No. 90. Unions having
charges, will please prefer them before the
5th of December.
ID. RoTHsCHLD, Cor. Sec. Union 90
No "a Eldridge street. New York CITY.
PIrTsBURe, November 7, ls7l.-William
A: bayler and John Jones have made ap-
pllcauon Tor membership. They both
worked in Pennsylvania. Unions having
charges, will please prefer them within 30
days. G. B. LINDSAY, Cor. Sec Roy All
ELMIRA, N. Y, November 8. 1s71.-Mr
Harry Wordell has sent his retiring card
to this Union, for the purpose of being re-
instated. He says he has never worked
under the jurisdiction of a union. He
drew his card from this Union about five
months ago, and said he was going into bus
mess Any union having charges against
him, will please notify me before the 25th
oil TINS month. M. t. LYNCH,
Cor. Sec. Union No 10.
ST PAUL November 10, 187I.-The fol-
lowing are the officers of Union No. "a
President. Jacob Arth; Vice President
Thos. McGinnis; Treasurer, VIM Els
Financial Secretary, Jacob Amos Record
ing and Corresponding Secretary, Sylvester
Sulzbach, Box ], 2S7.
WILKES BARRE Pa. November IA. 1871
ALFRED Groph, of this city, has made
application for membership to this union.
Persons having charges against him will
please prefer them before the first Satur-
day in December. BY order Of Union
i
The following named persons are in
debted to this union. Unions where they
are at work will please collect and remit /:
M. M. McCarty, $500; VIM. Newroth,
$4OO; Joseph Keller, $500; Thomas
Farrell. $425.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, November Is, 1871.
The following named persons have
made application for membership to this
union: Charles Bach, halling from Chi
cago, and Jacob Muench, from st. Louis.
Unions having charges against them will
please prefer them to me within thirty
days from date.
TAKE NOTTCE.-Traveling cigarmakers
are hereby requested to keep clear of this
place, providing they have not got enough
money TO take them away, as our treasury
Is exhausted, and our books closed.
CSC. GANTHER, Cor. Sec,
Union ia
INDIANAPOLIS, November IA, 1871
Any union knowing the whereabouts o.
Moses Marks, will please notify me i'm
mediately, as / have something important
for him. F. CRoNHARDT, Cor. Sec,
Union No. 80, lock box 70.
New YORK, November 10. 1S7I.-W
Fortey and solomon Isaacs have appliec
to become members OF this union. AL
unions having charges against the same
will please notify me.
L. SAQUI, Cor, Sec. Union No. Is.
; Ill Columbia street, n. Y.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Novemer IA, 1871
Union No. 66 meets on the first Monda,
OF each month, at ), Z and 8 Green street
President VIM. Leroy; Vice President
! Augustus Frollic; Recording and Finan
, cial Secretary, James Jarman Treasurer
VIM. Nolan Cor. Sec, John Miller, DO,
34G. JOHN MILLER Cor Sec
CINCINNATI November Z, 1S71.-Th
following named persons have made ap
plication for membership to this union
j. Ayers, VIM. Wagner, j. Main, Andrew
Falk. Unions having charges, prefer then
in thirty DAYS.