The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-01-14

Council BLBTFs, Iowa, jan ., l6Tl.-UniOn
having monies to collect belonging to this IN
ion are requested to forward the same immedi
ately, as our treasury 10 very low at present.
J. B. NHBEs, Cor. and Fin. Sec, box 222.
CLKEELAsD. o., Jan. T. 1871 Paul Matern
haiiing from Wadsworth, o., has made spplica
ton to join our union. fany union has charge
against him it will please prefer them.
WIN. J. CARkoN, Cor. and Rec. Sec. No II.
ALLENrowE, Jan. Z, ls7l.-0ur late Vice.
President, Solomon Goeble, has rated himsel
against the Bylaws Of our union, and the un-
ion imposed fine on him of $4,000. Other
unions will cautionthem selves of the same.
MILTON H. WALLS,
Cor. Sec. of No. 50, box 10.
BURLINGTON, Jan. 10, 1s71.-The following
named men received money loaned on cardl
and failed to remit the same: WIN. Tiebes
81 90; Andrew Seller, IS J. Swobado, 81. 30
J. B. Baker, p 90; George Beenksrt $500
Harris, $3.50 Any union where these mer
are working will please collect the same and re
nit to this union The following men were
expelled and fined Peter Sistrum, 5000
Christ Peikert, $1,000. CONRAD HoLsrEm,
Cor. Sec. No a.
ERIE, Pa, Jan. Ii, 1s7l.-The following per-
sons have received monies from this union, and
have. failed to pay when due: Jan. s, 1869, ia
IS; David Voltzer, $2OO; March 2Sth, j. La
vsllette, $500 April II, John Becker, $500
Frank Huber, $3.50; April 18th, J. ]. JUNO,
IS 90 April 18th, P. Reitzert, $3.50; July
18th, Charles Smith, $500; July 18th, Lewis
Falkenrich, $3.50; Sept. 7th, John Willbeier,
a 90. We. earnestly hope that unions having
jurisdiction over the above named men will do
little for Article K, section 10, of the Inter
national Constitution, IS our treasury is about
exhausted. RANDOLPH PHIsrER,
Cor Sec No. lOs, 1904. State Street
HARRIssURs, Pa, Jan. Z, 1ST1.-At a regular
meeting of this union it was resolved that we
close oHr books for six months, NJ our treasury
Is exhausted and we are in debt.
SAMUEL BKsck,
Cor. Sec. No. l16, box 923
BISGHAMProN, Jan. A, ls7l.-At a regular
meeting Of union No. ia, held January 3D.
Andrew Caffray was susp, nded for non-payment
of dues. The following officers we're elected
President, E. J. Coz; Vice President, James
Read; Recording Secretary, L. E. Larrabee
Treasurer, WIN. A. Bulls Finaacial aad Cor
responding Secretary,
SAEUEL STEWART, box IA
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan. 2, ls7l.-Nicholas
Wagner, claiming to have worked in CiBcin
natl, o, three years sgo has applied for mem
bership. Any union having charges will please
softly this union as soon az possible.
r. E. BLuNRIcH,
Cor. See /, T.. o. box 36l
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30, 187O-Any union nav.
ing charges against F. Schoenng will notify
this union within thirty days
NAT. STEISBERG,
Cor. Sec. No. 81 Box 53.
DETROIT, Jan. Z, ls7l.-At a regular meeting
of this union held on the 9th inst, the follow.
ing officers were elected sident-Johu
OCallaghan; Vice President-H. J. Michaels
Recording Secretary-ThOs M. DoIan; Finau.
cial Secretary-Anthony Kruger Treasurer
Stephen Howell Corresponding Secretary
John F. Steiner. Moses TaDRenhalz Of this
city has applied for membership. Any unior
having charges will please prefer them Jesse
Taltman expelled rom thi, union for work
ing against the interest of the Trade. AM
union knowing the whereabouts Of Barney
Mchaels will confer favor on me by sendiRl
his address. JNo. T. SrEINKR,
Cor. Sec, box 5S6.