The record-union., 1892-09-06
TRADE UNIONS.
Ofncers of the Bodies Composing the
Federated Trades.

The Council of Federated Trades of this
city is composed of delegates represent
ing the several trades unions. Its officers
and committees are as follows:
President, John Hantzman; Vice-Pres-
ident, 6. L. Shafer; Secretary, II. n.
Baumann; Treasurer, J. D. Jost; Ser
geant-at-Arms, F. c. Birkenstock. Trus-
tees-Charles Joy, G. A. Pleasance, j. A.
Sheehan.
Legislative Committee-J. A. Sheehan,
William II. Marshall, John Grant, w. f.
Gormley, Robert Hunt.
Organizing Committee-W. Christ, w.
II. Marshall, w. j. Hardy, ]. H. Cooley.
Arbitration Committee. A. Sheehan,
Il. Z. Blrkenstock, IL. p. Casey, w. II.
Hugo, II. n. Baumann.
Labor Statistics Committee-John T.
illness, w. e. Plat, w. Gore, NJ. NJ. Rit-
finger, William Fritz.
Finance Committee-A. E. Hamilton.
j. II. Cooley, E. Gravel.
Executive Committee - John Hantz-
man, q. l.. Shafer, w. j. Hardy, William
d. Marshall, w. II. Hugo, J. Nance, II.
T. Casey, g. E. HARDER, j. Wollmer, j.
A: Hunter, w. j. Byrne.
The following unions and delegates
comprise the Council of Federated
Trades: Artificial Stone Finishers, J. A.
Samuelson; Bakers, c. q. Federer; Bar
bers, w. Christ and J. Wollmer; Black
smiths and Helpers. J. Nance and
Charles Pearl; Bookbinders, w. f.
Gormley; Brewery Workmen, A. Sam
land, and j. Oberle; Bricklayers, Charles
Builders, ". Gore, f. G. Birkenstock
and W. ii. Hugo; Carpenters, J. d. Jost,
j. A. Hunter and w. j. Byrne; Car and
Coach Painters, Charles Joy and f.
Gravel; Cigar Makers, NJ. NJ. Rittinger
ELECTRIC Street Car Employees, j. w.
Derr; Freight Handlers, A. L. Hamilton
and w. j. Hardy; Granite Cutters Rock
lin, John Grant; Harness Makers, II. n.
Baumann; Hold Carriers: j. Mccarthy;
Horse Collar Makers, Joseph O'Neill;
Horse Shoers, d. Wilkie; Iron Molders,
John Hantzman and William Fritz; La
borers, J. ii. Cooley, II. p. Casey and 2.
a. Byrne; Musicians, E. Berliner and
w. h. Plat; Machine Woodworkers,
Robert Hunt; Newspaper Writers, j. \.
Sheehan and William II. Marshall;
Plumbers, ID. Connell; Quarrymen Rock
lin, j. p. Chadwick and II. l.. Walk;
Retail Clerks, S. ii. Thompson and G. L.
Shater; Spring Makers, W. Smith; Tin,
Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers, John
L. Illness; Iallors, }. a. Nelson; Typo
graphical, G. Z. Harder and NJ. H,
Strout; Upholsterers. q. A. Pleasance.
PRESENT OFFICERS OF THE UNIONS.
Artificial Stone Finishers-President
John Schrader; Vice President, Henry
Thode; Secretary, Charles Matthews;
Treasurer, Fred. Schier; Sergeant-at-
Arms, E. Underline.
Bakers and Confectioners-Preside
j. Leppel; Vice President, Henry Pu-
kohsky; Secretary, Charles NJ. Federer;
Treasurer, Robert Stiger; Financial Sec
rotary, Frank Fellman; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Charles V. Sohe1g.
Journeymen Barbers-President, j.
Wollmer; Vice President, G.. Comions;
Corresponding Secretary, NJ. Monasch;
| Financial Secretary, w. Best; Treasurer
e. Lesser; ergeant-at-Arms, j. Pudy.
BoOkbinders-Pres w. L. CORN
ley; Nlce-President, Joseph II. Younger;
Secretary, Fred. Gunther: Treasurer, r.
ID. Muir; ergeant-at-Arms, r. f. Cor
man; Executive Committee. NJ. Hig-
gins, Emmett Phillips and l.. 2. Williams
The union is distinguished for its social
characteristics.
Musicians-President, DIR. I. G.. Shaw;
Vice-President, j. w. King; Treasurer,
j. J. Bauer; Secretary, E. Borliner; Board
Of DirectOrs-W. Il. Plat, Otto w. Noack
and John G. Churchill.
Stationary Engineers-President, r. A.
Renwick: Nice-President, 4. j. McCor-
mick; Treasurer, y. Lubbock; Secretary,
L. ID. Dugan; Warden, G., Richter: Con-
ductor, h. r. Edge.
The Rocklin UniOns-Rocklin, Placer
County, has two very strong labor organ
lHaSAOAS, tAe NIdlllte cutters Union and
Quarrymens Union. Both of these or
CARNATIONS affiliate with the Sacramento
Council of Federated Trades.
Upholsterers-PreSide Emile Bach;
Nice-President. l.. a. Vogel; Recording
Secretary, IL. n. Baumann; Financial
Secretary, John Royal; Treasurer, Albert
. +. Walter; Sergeant-at- Arms, B. Ba-
mann; Executive Committee, George w.
Platt and j. L. Sullivan.
Typographical Union No. 46-Ts the
oldest labor organization in Sacramento.
and occupies conspicuous page in the
industrial history Of the city. On No
vember Il, 1889, the union received its
charter from the National Typographical
Union. The first officers We're: Presi-
dent, John McComb; Vice-Presidents,
David Norris and 4. 4. Sticknev: Re-
corning Secretary, II. a. Appleton; I'll
nancla Secretary, John +. Shelton:
treasurer, John II. Russell; Directors,
). u. Conklin, G. \. Parker, Charles
) Babb. David Norris and D. Yoacham. In
1867 the union was incorporated. Among
the incorpOratOrs were the following:
John a. Anthony, Alexander BadIam,
Jr., Andrew Black, j. K. Botsford, Job
Court, t. 2. Foard, Henry George, ii. d.
aickok, Is. +. Huntley, Z. .. Judd, r.
w. Lewis, W. j. Shannon, a. A. Stick
ney, A. NJ. Thomas, John Simmons and
. j. b. Young. In 1870 the union sur
rendered its charter, but in 1850 it was
reorganiaed, taking a charter from the
) international body. The present officers
are: President, NJ. IL. Strout; Vice
President, L. 4. Cody; Secretary, T. s.
Sanders; Treasurer, w. f. Preston; Ser
geant-at-Arms, j. Alexander; Executive
Committee, NJ. NJ. Glenn, J. ID. Wood
J bridge, h. ). GloSsop, +. 2. Curtis and
! q. l.. Harder; Delegate to the lnterna-
tional Jnion, j. l.. Robinette.
Electric Street-car Employes-Presi-
dent +. a. Jenkins; Vice President.
: Nelson Eldred; Secretary, j. w. Derr:
| Treasurer, Ed Townsend; Guide. zee
Bundock; Sergeant-at-Arms, Frank
Spencer.
Harnessmakers-Pre President, II. n. Bau-
. mann; Nice-President, Frank Eek; Re-
| cording Secretary, Albert BoIes: Finan-
; cial Secretary, William Fleming; Treas
urer, Thomas Patterson; Trustees, G.,
Demming, NJ. Earnest and J. Duncan,
. Carpenters and Joiners-President J.
y. Hunter; Vice-President, ID. Schaeter:
Recording Secretary, w. T. Byrne; FL
nanclal Secretary, E. 5. Mason; Treas
urer, 1. j. Townsend; Conductor. w. A.
Morris; Warden. II. SCHNEIDER: AUDITING
) Committee, c. w. Brown, II. b. Hopkin-
son and ID. Clark.
Springmakers-Pres VIM. Smith
Vice president, Clay Brogan; Recording
; Secretary, Tom Kelly; Financial Secre-
tary, William Z. Uhl; Treasurer, c. j.
OBrlen; Guide, Herman Freelander:
Sergeant-at-Arins, J. Garrahan
Journeymen Tailors-President. Fred
, Adams; Vice President, Denis Madigan:
Secretary, j. r. Week; Treasurer, John
A. Nelson; Sergeant-at John
Pohle; Trustees, George Trefzer, T.,
Reedy and Denis NJ adigan.
: Coopers-There are several coopers