The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-09-28
THE CIGAR Makes.
Ew VIII unions desiring changes In the Addresses Of
corresponding noCrstadau pisa-e stmtg tina Of the
former secretary.

CIV wiz unions desiring changes in the addresses Of
corresponding nsrrutMs pasa~s samtS the name Of the
former secretary.
PERU, Ind, Sept q, 1872. At regu-
lar meeting Of cigarmAkers union No. 125,
this following officers were elected for the
ensuing term Joseph Winters, Pres.
Oscar Steele, Vice-Pres.; j. A. Wander
heyden, Rec. Sec; Vim. Langyahr, Fin.
Sec; ~ Farnbam, Treas; M. Bappert,
Cor. Sec, box Ala
me following named persons have ap-
phed Tor membership TO this unoin John
Nelson and Charles II. EAasn nacher. The
nFst hasAed claAans t. have served a regular
apprenticeship Of three years, he further
states That ne commenced ~ manufacture
cigars immediately after his time The
latter states that he has formerly been A
member "a Richmond union No. ia. he also
states that be applied for q retiring card
but retired from the city before he obtain
ID Il, he Afterwards wrote for il. but the
UNION had suspended, and a. he was In
/ business he did not deem il necessary 10
have card Unions having charges
against the above will please prefer them
according 70 law, M. BAPPERT,
Cor Sec box Ala
DETROIT, Sept %, 1872 Levy Lam
pert presents his retiring card, isss I'd BY
this union May 9th, 1867, aud he wishes
10 have 1t exchanged for travelling card.
Any union having charges against him will
please prefer them within 80 day from
date. GEO. SMITH, Cor. Sec. box 588
Troy, y. ", Sept 20, 1872. The
strike IN Bmghamton, union No. a. which
had duration Of ive weeks, Is at an end
/ Thar.,fnra
further aid. PETER CADY. Int. Sac.
box g.
DAYTON, o., Sept. 10, 1s72.-Geo. p.
Ehrhart, Of this jurisdiction, has made
application To this union for membership.
Unions having charges against him will
prefer them within 30 DAYS from date
DAVID AMBROSE, Cor Sec
II South Jefferson street
LEAvESwSRTH, Ka., Sept. 22, 1872
The following are the officers elected for
the ensuing term Edward W. Cruise
Pres; Paul Rothfuss, Vice Pres; John
T. Jones, rec sec; Conrad PfeifFer, in.
sec; d. d. Olive, cor Sec Henry Lanitz,
treas DANIEL d. OLIVE, Cor Sec.
: CLEVELAND, Sept. 8, 1872. Mr.. Henry
!. McGOon, from this city, has made appli-
eatiOn for membership TO this union. Any
union having charges against him will
please prefer them according To Law.
A. MEEeHE, Cor Sec, drawer A.
New YORK Cry, Sept 20. 1872. B.
Alexander drew card from this union.
dated Sept. 18th, 1872. He elaine TO
have lost the same, said card is hereby de-
clared null and void d. HUCK,
{ Cor. Sec, Union 90
PATTERSON, n j., Sept %, IS72.-At
the last regular meetin of q. NJ ". No.
40, the following officers were elected .
Joseph McNeal, Pres; Lewis Dreer, Vice
Pres Austin Alice, treas. A. MAffet cor
sec. 4
Cornelius Ryerson has applied for mem
bership He halls from Chicago. Any
union having charges viii please notify
within 30 days Fred Schamber u e.
PEELED and tired $1,000 for working III \
IN a nOn-union shop. A. MAFFEr
Cor. Sec, boA 187
OMAHA. Mob, Sept 2lst, 1872 -
WERKls, / has pleased Divine Provi-
dence ~ take from our midst, our friend
and fellow-crattsman Joseph Sterritt, nd
in his loss, we, the members " this
union, recognize a true friend and labor
er in the promotion and welfare ~ our
cause. and therefore deplore his loss sin
oerely.
ReSolreL That in the death Of Joseph
Sterritt we lose valued friend and co-abOr
er IN our cause
Resolred, That we tender our coincidence
and sympathy TO his family and friends I'M
their sal bereavement
ReSolrcd. That a copy Of these resolutions,
be sent Ia his family, and also published in
the WORKINGMANs ADVOCATE
WIN. kARTsCHUkE, Vice Pres
LOUIS Noss Cor Sec