The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-15

WAGRES. Pa. June s-Phihp Berger, who
CLAIMS to hail from Germany. has made apph-
cation to become a member Of tins union.
ANY union having charges against him will
Ilefer them within 50 days
CHAS. RAINBOW,
Cor Sec Union I'D, box 1909
H,NSnA. June g-Unions will please
take notice that L mon : has suspended loans
on cards for three months, there is no
money IN the treasury. Tramps, take warn
ing. YOU will have to leave this city without
aid. Is there are 10 Jobs here.
l.. r. BTETHAN,
Corresponding Secretary Union II.
CucAGo. June O-Application for mem
lcrship has been made by c. V. \. Hudson,
from Monroe, Wis s. Bumenfeld, from Ap-
pIcton, Wis; and 5. Marvilsky, from Nil
w1ukee, Wis. Tho STEIN,
Cor. Sec, drawer 5l2
New YORK, June 4-I.ouis Rodriguez has
made application for membership Unions
having charges to prefer will please duly pre-
ssnt them +. SAoUI,
Cor. Sec. Union L., III Columbia st.
CANTON, Ill, June s Please note the fol
lowing change Of officers IN Union l2O. Of this
place. James T Smith corresponding secre-
tary, box AS rics L. johnson, resigned
Also please make another notice of the strike
in Your paper and state that all the cigar
makers uf tins place out on strike
against a reduction Of prices and all travelling
cigar makers are requested to avoid this place
until further notice Please give notice to all
nnious that we're ordered to our support, that
We are certain Of success If the said unions do
their duty IN sending the money promptly
We have been on strike three weeks, and but
Il Al. has .nY,nv,l,a1 nth
the order Of the International President to
send rs all JAS. i. SMITH,
Cor Sec Union l20, box AS.
ROCHESTER,. June 10, lS72-A young man,
named Edward Canderwich, who CLAIMS to
have served h.s time in the city of Memphis
Tenn. has male application TO become a mem
her 81 our union. Any union having charges
against the above named, particularly St.
Louis union, will prefer them within 30 days
John Weining has made application to be re-
Instated. Prefer charges Immediately
VIM WOES, cor. sec, box $40.
HARRISBURG. PA, June 1.-THE following
named persons have made application TO be-
come members Of this union VIM A. Hef-
ferd. Of this city, and John Green and George
Bailey, coming from Glenn Rock, Pa Any
unions having charges will prefer them by the
first Tuesday y July.
l mons Will Please take nOJlct Ln1t Union
ZIG has suspended all loans on travelling cards
until the first OF September. Let no tramp
come here with the expectation of getting
money. SAMUEL BENCE,
Cor. Sec. Union lie, box 223.
MILWAUKEE. May 9. 1872
Shop ruI,s adopted by the undersigned Cigar
manufacturers Of Maraukee.
!. No workman who is a member of the
TTu,n Will ~, aunulnvoA in fhta
factory.
>. All hands are expected to work from 8
to II a m, and from | to 6 D. m. ANY VIC
lation Of this rule viii deprive the said hand
Of laboring for the ensuing week.
3 1t Is the duty Of every laborer to keep
A.s working place clean and in proper order.
4 Smoking is positively prohibited during
working hours.
5. A workman after having been discharged
for violation Of any Of the above regulations,
will not be employed by any Of the under
signed manufacturers.
Price Gst adopted by The undersigned Cigar
MANUFACTURERS Of Mii'cdpkee
Common Cigars Of any size, per 1000, not
over So.
Clear seed cigars, AZ inches, per 1000, not
over IS.
Clear seed cigars, for every additional t of
al inch, SOC.
Seed and Havana cigars, mixed, from to
~ inches. $ll.
Seed and Havana cigars, mixed, for every
additional I of an inch SOC.
Seed and Havana cigars, clear, inches 81.
Seed and Havana cigars, clear, AZ inches,
81
Seed and Havana cigars, clear, Al inches,
Sl3
Seed and Havana cigars, clear, inches, Sl4.
Clear Havana cigars at the option Of the
manufacturers.
IT, F. FlSehedick, H. A. Kusel, Ruemelin
4 h,urs, JAhn Schroeder, A FrohbAch, H A.
Schwartzburg, Ed Greenthal, LGcher Evert,
Peter lining, John j. Trunk, Eifert h Van
Beck, FIR Trester, Haase, Biersaeh & Co., Ed.
Ascherman Co.