The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02

FraternAlly, w H. NoEkR,
Int Pres
CLEVELAND, July "a Adam Zeiler, for
mtrly of this L mon, for some months past
has been foreman IN Sharon, Pa Unions
having any changes will notify me within the
specified time.
~ LAwKENcL
Tor, and Rec Sc G. NJ l.. No. l..
UNAHA. July 70 At our last regular meet
ing the shop of ID Slype. IN Sioux City, Iowa,
was closed to all square men. John Haye
was fined $50 for working in the above named
shop after being notified to quit Ma
thias was suspended for non payment of dues.
The travelling fraternity better make note
Of tins and keep away from Sioux City, As
there Is no square shop there We failed to
obtain the names of the rest Of the shops or
VI should have published them
JoHS THOMAS,
Box So.
BELLEvLLE, July 29-Jos L. EttmAn,
Henry THEBUs, Jr.,
Cor Sec, boz 343.
HUDsoN, July % mons will please note
change IN name ~ Secretary and boz
ID. W. Bugel,
Cor Sec. Box lg2.
WrSpsoE. July - VIM Kent. haihng
from Patterson. \ J he claims that his
card was miss-sent At our regular meeting,
held July IL, the following officers were chos
en- for the term: President, : A GODDARD .
Wee President w r. Franklin; Treasurer
Samuel Day.
h SHASNo>,
Cor. Sec Union No "A
DAvroN, July - Michael Fitzpatrick.
Mr. Henry Never was elected delegate t. the
Convention. GEO. kICkEE.
cor See
BrRlr>oro>. Iowa. July q. AT our last
meeting, held July :, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term West
phal. President. h Ohrt. Wee President
and Financial Secretary. John Braunberger.
Treasurer and Rec. See.
II WE~rPHAL,
Cot Sec L. -
BELEvILlF July 20 At our regular meet
ing. held July % the following resol -.,ns Of
respect were passed
WHEKEAS. 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
deuce to call suddenly from our midst our
friends and fellow craftsman, Charles oss,
We deeply deplore the loss Of a firm friend Of
our cause. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That while We most humbly bow
70 the decree ~ Divine will, We deeply de
plure the event that has deprived ms wife Of
an affectionate husband his children " a lov-
ing father and this mon Of faithful mem
Der.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions
be published ia the NukEGNDMAS's Apvu-
CATE, and that a copy ii the same be trans
united 70 the family Of the deceased.
g. H. t.t
ONO ~,HE~kF, tom.
HY IHEBu,. Jr,
HENRY THEBUs. Jr.,
Cor Sec box 343
HAEsIsBr RG, July n At a special meet
ing Of this Union the following resolution
were passed.
NHEkEAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God 70
take from our midst our beloved friend and
craftsman, John A Gembe, and in bis loss
We. the members OF G. VI L.. No ll6 rec0g-
ME the loss ii a firm friend and laborer IN
the advancement Of our canse; therefore We
feel and deplOre Ills loss sincerely.
Resolved, That while We must humbly bow
to the decree If a Divine Providence, We
deeply deplore the event that has deprived
his family and this Union of an upright and
faithful member.
Resolved That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to his family. another to lie placed on
the records Of this mon, and that they be
published IN our organ, The NORKINGMAN'
ADVOCATE.
Resolved, That We, as an organizatiop, turn
out IN body the last tribute Of respect 70
our friend
CHRISTIAN L. BAUNEIsrER,
FREDERICK HEILNAN, Com.
ALFRED GRAENER,
John Daher for membership
y HETLMAS,
Cor Sec box 223
TERRE HAUTE, July 27.-The books Of
Union No. 30 will be closed for six months.
Tramps must be self-relying if they come this
way; no Jobs open.
GEO MORGAN,
Cor Sec L. No. so
BUFFALO. July 23-At our last meeting
Jacob Wiler was fined $40 for scabbing under
our Jurisdiction, with Union card in his pos
session. Please note changes in officers:
President Micheal lrman; Vice President
Mathew Halleron.
JAS. j. WHITE,
Cor Sec. L. No. ?
CHARLESTON, 5. C., July l4.-At our regu-
lar semi annual election, held on the I'd inst,
the following is the result of the same: John
w Stevens. President; Robert L. BuerO,
Vice President; VIM. R Mitchell, Rec. Sec.
VIM. Ryan, Fin. Sec. Sidney &. Eckhard,
Cor Sec John p. Dunn, Treas. The Sergt.
at Arms unavoidably remains until our Au-
gust meeting For membershlP-Augustln
BstAncoult, Chas Stelo and Fred. Dudd; for
reinstatement, Jos. 4. Motto. Not having
the requisite number OF members required by
the Constitution to entitle us to Represent
= -. - has hAan alAct-
ed. The officers of the international and
local Unions will pardon this late announce
ment, as the recent strike here, which was
against filler breakers with moulds, has kept
me Consistently busy.
s. c. ERKEARD,
Cor. Sec. G. II. U. No. 1879
EVANSVILLE, July 2s-Henry Miller and
julius Geilhausen Union No. 81 will please
return 35c. sent by mistake on the Path day
of April, in favor of Louis Easton, by order
Of Union No "a At our regular meeting,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing SIX month: H. Martens, Pres. Andy
Canlsy, Vice-Prss. Emil Levey, Fin. Sec.
Edward Scheurer, Cor. Sec. John Dick, Rec
Sec Louis Storck, Treas: The following
persons were expelled for non-payment Of
dues: Jos Wagner, Wallace Lechner.
EDWARD ScHEURER,
Cor, Sec, lock box 543
BIEGHANTON, N. ", July 26. - Local
Unions will please note change in officers Of
Union No. IA President, NJ. j. O'Brien;
Vice-President, w. f. Evans; Rec Sec, w.
Day; Cor and Fin. Sec, Z. J. Cox; Treas,
>. D, Garrett; Janltor, Frank Herrnon. Je-
HAL I. Ayres was fined $50 for working in an
unfair shop. For membership, Lewis K.
Bish0p. hAiling from Pottsville, Pa, and