The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-01-21
0fncial from Local Unions. Ordered published In the
WoRKISeHAHs ADvooAFB.

/ NOhAAHOnAAs A1sOOATns
LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. II, 1s7l-At the reg
ulAr monthly meeting held Jan. 1lth, 1871, the
| following change of officers took place in IN
ion SO: A. HelfrIch was elected as Recording
Secretary, vice n. Strarse, resigned. Chas.
| Swartz, Corresponding Secretary, vice N.
Stenberg resigned.
Chas Gunckel has applied for membership to
this union. ANY person having charges against
him will prefer them within thirty days from
date.
The following named persons are indebted
to this union in the sums set opposite their
names, and have failed to return the same -
July 30, 1869, H. Peters, $500; Sept. u, do
W. NJ. LOngyesr. $500; Dec Z, do q Hand
comb, $500; April 2, 1870, A. Berg, 5000
do Chas Bauman, $500; do w. Rolling, $500;
June %. 1870, Alex Hammers, $IO5; July
20. do, Frank Wirtenberg, IS Ausust "a, do,
W. A. Steward, $500.
We earnestly request unions where these
men are at work TO do their duty.
CHARLES ScwARTz, Cor. Sec. 81, box So.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IL, lS7I.-It being that our
treasury Il exha listed, and no work in our ciy,
we would advise the travelling fraternity to keep
clear Of this city for few weeks. We also ask
the various Unions 10 collect all money due US
on travelling car DIS, and send il on to us as soon
as possible, so that We can aid others ihat may
me here destitute. A. ENDREs,
Cor. Sec union 4.
LEAvENwORTH, Jan. 10, I87l.-A nan by the
name of Henry w. HeiArich, haiing from
Brooklyn, New York. has made application for
membership in this union. ANY union having
charges will please prefer them within tnirty
DAYS
Unions will please notice the following
N
Vice President-Frank Tully Financial S-cre- |
taIy-Robert JEFF Recording Secret.ry-John |
Greif; Corresponding Secretary-Jsa. L. Au- |
brey Treasurer-Fred OFF,
JAMES L. AUBREY, Cor. See. 81, boz 219.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is. ls7l.-The following
named persons applied for u membership. Unions |
having charges against them will pleas tnOtiiy |
US within 30 d,ys from date John Reminding |
do Henry Ferucks. do; f-:7z y kaRsa. -
John ZerieS, from New York; N. 1 islPPsL !
from New Orleans. GUSTAV VOLLHER,
Cor Sec union l6.
BUFFALO, n. Y, JAN Is, le7l.-At a regular
meeting OF the Buffalo Cigar Makers Union No
2, Jan. 8, 1871, the following named officers
we're elected for the ensuing term Of six
months: President-Jos G Schramm- No
2SS Elm Street, Buffalo, New York; Vice-Pres-
dent LorIng Beck stein ; Recording Secretary
Phil. Wisonheimer Financial Secretary
c. a. Schwenk; Treasurer-Henry Lots
German InterpTeter-Henry Schagter; Board
Of Directors-C. w. Flierl, Phil Loesch, Lor-
EMO Beckstein, Henry Schlagter; Cores
ponding Secretsry-David Scheter, Post Office
box 27l0. DAVID SCHELTKR
Cor. Sec. union 2, box PHO.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 8, ls7l-The follow
ing persons have received loans on their cards
from this union, and have failed to return the
same when due
July, '67 August
20 VIM. Kleid $500 6 Bart Gu0ser 500
August Chas Aikens $50
Jan. '6s ii H Colvng 500
IL A Hanover 800 "a G Schlel Ter 800
10 John Brien TOO Jan, 10
Feb. IL VIM Page 800
4 Ed. Creiswell $50 Feb
March II Geo Harvey 800
IA And Bremen 6.26 II T Mason 500
JUL June
a2s =. Steinberg 200 10 G A. Busse G. 10
Nov Oct
Is JOS Cimmans $50 8 Emil Reynolds 500
April, 0s IL VIM Rickslt 800
WIN Zeller 6.25 Nov
10 ANA Groves 1900 IL Ed Linduer 800
Charles Gebhardt and o. j. Fairly y ere sus.
pended fo- nOn-paymen: of dues aud assess
ments. CHAs RosRNrPALL
Cor. Sec, box 1920.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Jan. IL, iS7l.-Durirg the
convention at Syracuse, N. Y, our representa-
tive, Sylvester Sulzbaeh, while there applied for
a travelling card, which was sent to him at that
place He now applies for another, claiming
| to have never received the one sent to Syra-
cuse. Will unions knowing anything about
| sad card please communicate with me imme-
diately and give me all the Information theg
can.
JOHN ECKFoRD,
Cor. Sec, P. o. box 1881
Knapp, clpming to have worked 70. HIS father,
in New York, has made application d become
member OF this union. Any unioI having
charges against him will please prefer them
| within twenty days.
E. DUNCAN,
Cor. Sec, lock box 4.
OTTAwA ILL.,, Jan. IL, I57I.-Uuions will
please send no men here, as there are no jobs
| at present in town. Our union being ID an em-
| barrassed condition compels US to rotify the
| craft, as we have no none in our treasury TO
assist any one coming here.
BARRY FLAaMER
Cor. Sec No. SO, drawer IO9.
PRovIDESCE, r. l., Jan. IL, 1871 Thomas
O'Brien, lately from England, has made appli-
cation to become a member Of tLis union
Unions having charges Agains; him will please
prefer them on or before Feb. Z.
P. j. MCSHEA,
Ger. See. Uniot No. 20.
AURORA, Jan. Is, ls7l.-C. F. Weller left bis
card with this union some four months ago,
With money endorsed thereon. The union IN
der whose jurisdiction ne may be tound will
please send for it.
J. L. SPRINGER,