The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-07-25
II A. KIEvENAAR,
Cor. Sec Uuion No. 81, box 240.

h. A. NEWMAN,
Cor Sec. Uuion No. 81 box 240
WoKcEs ESTER, July u, IS74-Frank f. L.
I Roy has made application To become mem
Der Of this Uniou. He served part u his tim,
ia Cambridgeport, the rest in New Ipswick
n h H. A. KIKvENAAR,
Cor See Union No 81.
WAsmNcrox, July 9. 1874 Please insert
the name of Mr. Anthony Fonthanea As hav
my made application for membership t. the
Cigar Makers Union, No. 100
L. A. WILsoN,
Cor See UnIon No. 100
/ Bosro<. july :, 1874 Please advertise the
! following applicants for membership To this
1 Union Ia the AtVv.ArE VIM. y. Fisher,
Richard toad. James Watson
loUt> /. JUNIo.
Cor See. 4 nipn NJ. Is.
Orr,wA, July 10. 1874 At our last regular
meeting the following officers wer- elected
President, Antony Meyer. Vice President
John Shvely Financial ~..-r.tuN. Henry
Strinmeyer Treasurer. " illl..m br,r,k Ser
svaut- at Arms. VIM Reipsehlalger Rec. and
Cor Secretary. Joseph 4 smith | wish to
correct the mistake. which Is that Edward
Bruins, not Edward Burns. claimed that he
deposited hIs card IN 1t. louis mon.
JosEPH r. SMITH
Cor See Union No. ~, Drawer lOl.
OMAHA. July IL. 1874 Please publish the
following APPLICATIONS far membership: Chas
Liebold. from Nebraska CITY. aud Marx
TIerney, from Ieavenworth, Nan.
Jo~rrH EE,.hNN>
Cor 80. mon NJ. 93
WAsm>cro>. july /. ls74 Mr. j. Y.
Pitt, to Cigar Makers lnion. NJ. loo. lie
halls from Philadelphia, Pa
L. A. NuSoN.
Cor Sec Union No. 100.
ROCHESTER,. July :. 1874 At a regular
meeting Of Cigar makers Union No. ). held
July 3, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year Alonzp Gov, President,
No. l23 Frank street f. James Driscoll, Vice
President Fred Nlewerde, Financial Secre-
tary John kieShng. Recording Secretary;
W William Voice, Corresponding Secretary,
box ~ Michael Nocgel. Treasurer At
the same meeting Joseph kuntl and John
Weinlng we're suspended ior non payment Of
dues. WILLIAM MoL,E. Rec Sec.
HAErFoEp. july ~. 1874 Union No ~
wishes to communicate with Herman f.
Thompson, our late secretary
IHoS II. IHIRLkEL. President,
No. Webb Court, Hartford. Conn.
AURORA. IN July 20. 1874 At a regular
meeting Of tins mon, held July >. 1T was re
solved t. cancel all loans on cards
j. L. SPRINGER, Cor. Sec.
-. LoUIs. July 10. 1874 At a regular
meeting If Union Va IL the following reso-
lutions Of coincidence we're adopted
WHEREAS. IL has pleased Divine Provi-
dence to take from midst our friends and
81. "A 4
Brenky.
ResoJre,i, That VT heartily tender to the
brother of Henry Miller and the widow and
orphans of Christoph Brenky our heartfelt
sympathy in their sorrow and bereavement.
Resotred, That copy Of these resolutions
be spread upon our records and also published
III the ADVOCATE, our official organ
HENRY HocH,
AUGUSr SCHLEwING,
HENRY CITING,
Committee.
Tug0Nru, July Il. 1874 T. A. TOmlin, Of
London, Ont. and &. Clemson, of Toronto,
wish to JOIN tins Union. Unions will address
all communications to
THOMAS ANDERSON,
Cor Sec, box 655.
WAsHI>GroN, July Chas. Balzer, of
w ashlnBton, H. -, anu MT. bruehke, Vi
Alexandra, Va, have made application for
membership to this Union. Unions having
charges viii prefer them.
LOUIS A WILSON,
Cor See Union No. 100.
KANSAS, CRY, Mo, July IA, 1874.
r. che Editor ii the woksiSssAS's ApsocAw-
Please publish the following
All communications with Uniun 20. lO2
should he addressed 10
FEANk SMITH,
No jOg Main street.
Kansas City, Mo.