The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-01-30

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The following persons have made applications for
membership in the several unions. ANY union having
charges TO prefer will forward them within thirty days
from the date Of application.
MCGREGoR. Iowa, Jan. IA, lS75.-At
regular meeting Of Cigar Makers Union,
No. 40, held Jan. :, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. The all-wse and omHipotent
ruler Of the universe has seen mt TO take from
our midst our brother and fellow craftsman,
Joseph Falk. thereby depriving this Union
Of one Of its worthiest members, therefore
be 1t
Resolred. That We hereby tender our heart
felt sympathy to his sorrow stricken parents,
brothers and sisters In this the hour Of their
great affection.
Resoired That the charter of this Union
he draped in mourning for 30 days, as a token
of our regard
Resoirej. That a copy Of these resolutions
he sent to the family Of the deceased, and a
copy be sent to the WoRKINGNAN's ADVOCATE
for publication.
MAHLOS KLINE,
IHEo. NINNtG, Committee.
ROBERT WEBER, '
At our last regular monthly meeting, the
following officers were elected to till vscan-
cies for the unexpired term Mahlon Kline,
Pres; NJ. Lippmsn, Vice Pres; Theo. Mn
mig, Treasurer Frank Jelhneck, Fin. and
Cor. Secretary.
Travelling ard Of Herman Jsedska was re-
ceived; and retiring card allowed to H.
Giese.
Fraternaly,
FRANK JELLINECK,
Secretary. L. 40.
FoRr WAYNE Jan. 2I.-John Warren has
made application to tins Union.
t. W SMITH,
Cor Secretary. Box 537.
URBASA, @, Jan. IS 1873 At the last
meeting Of this Union, the following named
officers were elected for the ensuing term
r. g. Helm, Pres T. Q. KeSie Vice Pres
Mark Stegman, rec. secretary j. Wesley,
financial secretary Chas Shelter, door keep
er; II. J. kreger, cor sec.
j. H. Nelson, W r Grosvenor H Y.
Clark and F. Schneiter were suspended for
non payment OF dues, &c,
Fraternally yours,
H. J. kREGER,
Secretary. Box 327.
ToRoNTo, Canada, Jan. Is, lS75.-At a
meeting last evening, the following we're
elected officers for the ensuing term w. A.
Swain, Pres H Heintzman, Sec; " Illiam
Brown, Cor Sec
James Marriott. hailing from Detroit, Mich.
has made application for membership
Yours, fraternally,
VIM BRowS,
COR Sec. box 655
ST. PAUL, Mimi, January Is, lS75.-The
names Of the officers for the ensuing term are
rs follows e G.. Salisbury. Pres; Thomas
McGenDIs, Vice Pres, ChAs. Hudson, Rec.
Sec. H. c. Leonard Financial and CORES
bonding Secretary
The following named capital rats we've
fined az followg: W. II. DnnAle, 500 90
all three hailiug from Clinton, Iowa.
Yours fraternally
h. {. LEONARD,
Cor. Sec Union IS
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Jan. 10. lS75-At our last
regular meeting the following officers were
le:ted John Shively, Pres. Nnilam H.
Fowler, Vice President; Henry Steinmeyer.
Fin Sec Mm Brook Treas; + Wessler,
Seg't-at- arms; Joseph b. Smith, Ger and Rec.
Secretary
VIM KAISER, haihng from Germany, has
made application for mem bership
Will Frank Neither Of Union = please
send receipt for : so, for benefit OF assigns
OF Larry Sullivan also, James ID Burcher,
of Union IS, for 50 So for benefit Of assigns
Of James Sherry. which was sent Oct Is.
Yours, fraternally
Jos. b. SMITH,
Cor. See L. 90. Drawer 100.
To Local Unions
MONTREAL, Jan 10, Is75.-We, Union IS,
fine our late Secretary, James Burns, the sum
Of 500, for embezzhug money handed to him
for strikes, deceased members, and capitation
taxes Our financial secretary handed him
the quarterly report for the purpose Of hav-
ing them sent to the head quarters. instead
Of which he destroyed the reports and kept
the money We think it our duty to give a
description of him to the different unions.
He is about twenty years old, height
five feet nine inches, light complexion, smooth
face and inclined TO be freckled has a
sneakIsh look and is very talkative-his
principal conversation being about sporting
matters. Beware Of him
Yours, fraternally,
JOS Roy,
Cor. Sec. U. S.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. Is, l675.-Alfred
Schneider has made application for member
ship to this Union
Yours, fraternally,
r. WOLFE,
Cor. Sec U. l43 Box GA
GALLON, o., Jan. Is, ls75.-Mr Albert
BOdey has served a regular term Of appren-
ticeship, and wishes to become q member of
this Union.
Yours, fraternaIly,
w. Y. NADER.
Cor. Secretary, Box GAL.
SYRACUSE, Jan. 81, 1879. J. HrmmeI
has made application 10 this Unien for trav.
cling card He claims TO have lost his card.
issued by this Union in July last He il now
in Cleveland, Ohio, and desires to deposit his
card in Cleveland Union.
Yours, frateFnally,
JACOB GEBHARDr,
Cor Sec. q. 6. Box o..
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. l0.-If Mr. DAME;
Spragg, late Of this city, viii communists
with the u dersigned, be VIII learn something
10 his advantage Any member knowing his
address win confer favor by informing me
sfM
wM. J. CxxxsN,