The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-01-27

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Jan. l6 lS72.-Secreta-
mes will please note change of President. In
place Of John Bath Aug. Miller, box $50
GEO. A. SPRINGEL.
Cor Sec, lock box Ills.
AURORA, Ill, Jan. 25, 1872. The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected officers OF
this union for the ensuing term President,
Joseph Dibos Vice President, Fred Cook !;
Financial Secretary, John Schmidt Record
ing Secretary, H. Meinhard; Treasurer, John
Sackner Corresponding Secretary, J. L.
Springer, to whom all correspondence should
be addressed.
| would once more state that unions sending
money will not get receipt, therefore, unless
they notify the President, according to the con
stitutiOn. J. L. SPRINGER,
Cor Sec, drawer Al.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. "a, lS72.-At our last
regular meeting held on the 18th Of January.
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: President, A. A. Menche, 226
Ontario street Vice President, Patrick Flynn:
Corresponding and Recording Secretary, W.
{. Hamilton, drawer A Financial Secretary
+. Blaich Treasurer, Geo. Shoensgruber, 3l2
Superior street. Meetings held on the first
Friday of each month.
w. q. HAMILTON, Cor. Sec N.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 25, 1872. regl1-
Lar meeting Of union No 4 the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term Of SIX
months President, Peter Fink, IS Pleasant
street; Vice President, j. WOLF; Recording
Secretary Frank Bocklage Financial Secre1
tary, H. p. Smith Corresponding Secretary,
Frank Koenig box 2S29; Treasurer VIM.
Shulmeyer Local unions will please notice
the change Of address Of Corresponding Sec
rotary from A. Hitzman to Frank KoeniQ.
A L.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Jan IA, ls72.-Thos.
j. Armstrong has been elected Corresponding
Secretary Of union lOl in place Of Abe Lv.
ingstone. THos. j. ARMSTRONG, Cor. Sec.
ERIE, Pa, Jan. IA, ls72-Mr. Daniel f.
Sheppard having resigned his position as Cor
responding Secretary of union los, all com
mumcatiOns will in future be addressed to
Thos j. Armstrong ADS State street
THOs, J. ARMSTRONG, Cor. Sec. los.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. p, 1872. Charles
Klein and VIM. Trip have made application
for membership into this union Chas. +.
Gross and james Trombower have also applied
for initiation. Unions having charges against
any Of the above men will please prefer them
with dispatch. GEO. JACKSON, Cor. Sec. 3.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan 10, lS72.-Joseph
Schneider and Ignatz Strasser have made ap-
plcatiOn for membership into this union, both
from Cincinnati. Any union having charges
against the above named persons will please
prefer them within thirty days.
FRANK koENIG, Cor. Sec. 4, box 1929.
WARREN, Pa, Jan. II, lS72.-At the last
regular meeting Of union I22 the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
President, ex ofhcio, t. Geerview Vice Pres
ident, z. Ruter Treasurer, VIM. Hartman
Financial Secretary, Z. Dameval
w. BERNHEIMER, Cor Sec, box 100
New YORK, Jan. is, lS72.-The following
gentlemen wish to become members Of this un-
ion Chas. Auch, Carl GOtthard, VIM Clock
ner, Flor. Lentz, from this city. John Maatz,
Peter Stuerk, from Germany. Christ. POr-
zenhelm, late member Of the NOW suspend
ed Bridgeport, Conn, union, left Bridgeport
with clear card and went TO New London,
Conn. There he passed through a severe sick
ness and lost his card. He now applies for
new card from this union. Any union having
charges against any Of the above men will
please prefer Them Immediately.
At the general meeting, Jan. 9th, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected to office Pres
ident, Conrad Kuhn Vice President, Herman
knapp Recording Secretary, NJ. D. Plate
Treasurer, Albert Kamprad Corresponding
and Financial Secretary, ID. Huck, P o. Sta
ton b. The late Secretary was NJ Roths-
child Secretaries win please address all COM
munications to the latter. d. HUcK. M
Cor. and Fin. Sec 90, p o. Station B. !