The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-08-05

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We do earnestly ask of local unions where
these men are working under their jurisdiction
to collect the above and greatly obhse,
JOHN B. BALL,
Sec, union No. ~.
AURORA, July IL, ls7l.-.-Oficers and
Makers not TO come this way, as our treasury
is exhausted, AID our books are closed
WILLIAM WRGHTNYER,
Cor Sec, union Al.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 81, ls7l-Fred Gross
has made application to become a member Of
union No. 81 Unions having charges to prefer
will do so without delay.
CHAs. SCHWARTZ, Cor. Sec,
Union No. 80. box IS.
KINGSTON, July 90, ls7I.-Ar. VIM Leroy
holds receipt for So 90, p,id TO Charles E
Page, Of Jersey City union, for Chicago union
the sid w Leroy being advertised in Work
ingmau's Advocate as owing Chicago union that
amount Frank BAXTER, Cor Sec,
Union No. &c of Kingston, n Y.
BRoOKLIN, July II, 1871 ..-- verleyer
wishes to become a member Of this union, y
any charges, please prefer them.
JANIS WMLNoT, All Dean St.
WEsr SUFTIELD, July %, 1s7I.-At regular
meeting Of this union the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing term: President.
Lewis Chapman; Vice Pres't, NJ. 8. Dougherty,
Treasurer, VIM. N. Perkins, Recording, Fin
ancian and Corresponding Sec, George Hurst
Secretaries Of local unions will please address
all communications to Sufield, Conn.
GEORGE HURST,
Cor. Sec, union, No. %.
" NJ
II hereby gives notice that Cigar Maker by
the name of Adoph Hahn has made application
to become a member, Has been ut work in
Plattsburg, N. Y, also in n. 7. city, but has
not previously been a member Of any union.
Any union having charges against asid
AdOlph Hahn will please notify this union
within 80 days.
ME- GREENE, Sec, Box s56.
KANSAS C1rY, Aug. /, ls7l.-At our last re-
eular meeting Tom Freeman and John P.
Smith were suspended from this union. John
W. Anthony was elected delegate to the next
National Convention.
GEO A. BoCKHOFF,
Cor Sec,, union l02, drawer 20S2
ToRoNro, July 81, ls7l.-Thrs is to inform
YOU that in conseque nee of the strike here Il
manufacturers have been very energetic in
bringing non-uni)n men from Chicago, to
supply the place Of the strikers id their shops,
and to thwart the de signs OF our on. There
we're ten men brought here, the first four were
sent out Of town, by paving their fares the
othersix, after having been spoken to- expires
sed their desire to join our union, If We you'd
take them in free. We thought it the best
thing we could do under the circumstances,
and Eereby assume all responsibilities relating
to charges that those men may be under; at
., 10 he nuinna ha wing nhAIppa
against those men will be as lenient as they
possibly can. under the Circumstances, as We
| can never be successful IN our strike il we do
not take steps of this kind where it Is the only
| alternative Below il the lit Of men who have
| Joined our union, and to whom we have granted
travelling card: Samuel Amanders, William
f. Burns, Joseph Peters, j. w. Carney, Cha'.
Sorenz, and Fred Inngman. James Brady
and Conrad Wagner, halir & from Chicago. are
DESTROYS Of becoming members Of our union.
| All Unions having charges against those men
will please prefer them within thirty days 10
consequence Of their being no funds IN our
treasury the books Of this union are closed un
| til further notice.
THOMAS FITCH, President.
JNo KSowLroN, Fin. Sec.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2, ls7l.-Traveling Cigar
| Makers are hereby warned not to come to this
city as our books are closed for three months
from date, and no money in the treasury.
Cigar Makers coming to this citV without money
will be obliged to foot it out, for there are no
Jobs to be had Unions will please take notice
4 Of the change Of Sec All correspondence
shall be addressed to
Jos. II. BUKoosKY, Lock-box SAL.
sYRAcCsE, n Y July "a. 1s7l.-UnIons
having any claims against Herman Haltberg,
hailing from Savannah, Ga, will please present
the same within thirty days, as he has made
application to this union for membership.
Unions having claims against Chris Brahme
will present the same within thirty days, as he
has lost his card. The following members we're
duly suspended for non paymeu; Of dues;
August Lindel, Chss Smith, Joseph Brannon,
John Sullivan, Julius"F. Frank Csffrey and Jno.
Bowman. JOHN G KRATz,
Cor. Sec union No. g.
Council BLUFFS, Iowa, July "a, 1871
Henry VOight has made application to become
a member Of this union. He claims to hail
from Nashville, Tenn. Any union having
charges against said Weight will please prefer
the same within thirty days.
JOHN P. Brown,
|. Cor. &c.,, union No. Ito, box 229.
CLEVELAND, July "a, 1s7l.-John J. Wright
presents a card, granted BY Fort Wayne union
in 1857, and desires to be admitted to member
ship. He claims he has not worked at the
trade since that time. Any charges held agains
him will please be preferred.
WV. J. CANNON, Cor. and Rec. Sec.
: Two Card-plsying friends were passinl
through pine forest, when one asked tn
other this conundrum: