The record-union., 1892-09-06

| Brewery Workmen-Presiden Robert
Tanner; Nice-President, Charles Gaa;
| Secretary, f. Naver Dietsche; Financial
! Secretary, Charles Burger; Treasurer l..
! Gunter; Sergeant-at- Arms, Frank Zieg-
| Ter.
Plumbers-Past President, Vic FOLEY;
President, Gus Dunbar; Nice-President,
Dan Connell; Recording Secretary, Chris
! Schmidt; Financial Secretary, Henry
Earl; Treasurer, G. B. Conn; Sentinel,
Henry Carroll; Directors-Henry Carroll,
! f. Simpson, ]. Rodgers, James Murray
and j. Campbell.
Horseshoers = President, Thomas
Ahern; Fice-President, D. Wilkie; FL
nanclal Secretary, George Mullins; Cor
responding Secretary, James b. Drum
mond; Treasurer, Charles Baumgartner;
ergeant-at-Arms, James Mannigan.
Car and Coach Painters-The following
are the present officers: President, K.
| Gravel; Vice President, r. Ash; Record
ing Secretary, D. w. Crabbe; Financial
Secretary, j. j. Thackman; Treasurer, j.
| K. Martyr; Conductor, J. Kehrer;
Warden, +. G. White; Preceptor, f. ELL
lott; Trustees, George Boyne, c. 4. Wah-
lander and T. G.. White.
Retail Clerks-President, George A.
Stuart; First Vice. President, George w.
| Burgess; Second President, Charles
NJ. Frazier; Recording Secretary, Charles
ii. Buchanan; Financial Secretary,
Joseph H. Gray; Treasurer, James Riley:
Guardian, f. NJ. Braddock; Guide, a. q.
| Hyams.
Pressmen-President, H. W. Ogg; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, George II. Young.
Machine Woodworkers : President,
Robert Hunt; VicePresident, J. D. Ram
ssey; Recording Secretary, Tyre II. Water
land; Financial Secretary, August Milt-
ger; Treasurer, Stephen Ely; Warden,
Ed Spanier; Trustees, j. d. Ramsey,
| William Huntoon, Adam Schacht.
garmakers-President, S. l.. Taylor;
! Vlce-President, Carl Fuchs; Correspond
ing and Financial Secretary, NJ. Ritz
finger; Sergeant-at-Arms, Jacob Beck:
urer, A. Hertzel; Trustees, Jacob Beck;
| NJ. Kun, L. Yeager; Financial and Aud
! lting Board, e. Yeager, S. Taylor, p.
Mass.
| Newspaper Writers-President, J. B.
! Harris; Vice-President, G. L. Paige;
Secretary, A. j. Healey; Corresponding
| Secretary, ii. NJ. Woods; Treasurer, L.
J. DevIin; Sergeant-at-Arms, w. II.
| Marshall; Executive Committee, J. G.
| Mansfield, II. NJ. Woods, w. II. Marshall.
Freight Handlers-Hresiden w. J..
Hardy; NicePresident, r. Shimmins;
Treasurer, a. E. Hamilton; Secretary,
William Bronze, Jr.; Guide, E. II. Bar
| IiSlI budL uIGIl, LIZ NIOChSI, y,
| +. Matt, w. w! Sturgeon and a. L.
! Hamilton.
Horse Collar Makers President, j. w.
| Berriesford Vice-President, IL. BALI :;
Recording Secretary, j. S. Lewis Finan-
cial Secretary, NJ. j. Lucey; Treasurer,
| e. King.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers
President, NJ. NJ. Remington; Vice
President, Charles Trisch Recording
| Secretary, j. I. Illness Financial Secre-
| tary, George Criswell d; Conductor, L. H.
| Crimmins; Warden, f. O. Preston Trus-
tee, +. 0. Preston.
Iron Molders'-President, II. D. Good
man: Nice-President, William Fritz;
| Recording Secretary, Ed T. AShworth !:
Financial Secretary, L. G. hickman !;
| Treasurer, William Tibbits; Trustee, j.
| Hantzman; Executive Committee, c.
kortsteln, j. A. Douglas, William Sheri-
dan, a. II. Benning, Ed f. Ashworth /;
! Doorkeeper, William Lawrence; Induc-
tor, Ed Nye; Shop Committee S, P. R.R.
foundry, NJ. J. Kelly.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., H. p. Casey :
! Nice-President. George Hopkins; Secre-
tary, 2. a. Byrne; Treasurer, NJ. Rainy :
| Guide, X. kaeser /; Guardian, O.. j. HOl-
ton; Trustee, George Fehl, short term.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Eugene Nc
Carthy; Vice President, Peter Leonard;
! Secretary, w. &. jackson; Treasurer,
Michael Haley: Sergeant-at-Arms, JET
| Mace.
UNAFFILIATED UNIONS.
There are several unions that have not
affiliated with the Sacramento Council of
! Federated Trades. The number COM
! prises the Boilermakers', Machinists' and
! Plasterers' Unions.
ermakers-President, John Brown;
| Vice-P President, James l.. Mcclure; Re-
cording Secretary, w. II. Stocker; Finan-
cial Secretary, John Schofield; Treasurer,
J. &. Soule; Marshal, George Gibson;
Inner Guard, p. wager; Trustees James
Linday, Peter King and John Dunn.
Capital City Lodge No. 81, international
Association of Aachinists-Past Master,
j. j. Murphy; Master Machinist, +. L..
| Reguin; Foreman, William Hill; Re-
cording Secretary, d. J. Davis; Financial
Secretary, w. +. Clark; Treasurer. Ar
thur j. Van Zandt; Conductor, Thomas
Brice; Inside Sentinel. William Carlston;
| Outside Sentinel, w. 0. Parker.
Plasterers-It has unionized the city,
not non-union plasterer being en-
ployed in Sacramento. The union has q
large treasury and is noted for the as
sistance it extends to unfortunate MEM
! bers.