The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-10


The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held u regular meeting yes
tsrdoy afternoon, Vice President
Gabriel Jackson in the chair, There
was an unusually good attendance.
The Koontz mine committee on or
o,niaation Of the miners reported pro-
rress. The committee was continued
The reports of the labor day celebra'
ton committees were read and ac'
copied,
typographical Union No, 70 reported
that a boycott had been placed on
The Coraeulopr on account OF the re-
ipsaI Of tho owner OF the paper to
unionlze his office. The union asked
the approval aud endorsement OF Its
action in the matter, Tho assembly en-
dorsed the boycott.
The Yeport oil the trustees for the
mast three months was read and re-
ceyed. II shows total receipts $l5l 40,
md disbursements sl5S AZ; amount
oyorpail 81 %,
The matter relative to efforts to re-
organize the electrical street car
workers union came up, but
nothing much was reported.
one delegate took exception to the
lack Of an ineligible report 1t
was later reported that one OF the
"bIack sheep" had approached late
officer Of the union and wanted to get
the charter, so that another union
could DO organized; the officer had re-
fused to let the sheep" have the char
ter
The WosE Virginia legislative com.
mittee reported thanks had been ex-
tended to the West Virginia congress
men for their part in securing express
ident Doblor's appointment, The re-
port was received and filed,
The organization committee reported
that the Oyer.the-rlver glass factory Or
ganization trouble would be settled in
aiew days.
Bills amounting to $3.50 were or
dered paid by tho assembly.
A number OF the old delegates elected
to the assembly are on the labor day
general committee, but are no longer
delegates Tho question came up as to
whether the ex.delegates shall remain
on the general committee, After con-
siderable discussion it was decided that
aoue but delegates could remain as
members Of the general and sub.com-
miltees
Tho salaries otsecretary and treasurer
Tor the ensuing term are to remain as
before
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
for the ensuing term next camp up.
Nominations for president were,
Michael Grogan, W. II. Ii. Riley. O. F.
Stein, Jerry Mead. Mr.. Mead after.
wards declined, as did also Mr.. p. F.
Farrell. Tellers were appointed and
the first ballot resulted as follows;
Gpggn
kty
Stein
Robertson
MI. Grogan was declared elected presi-
dent.
Nominations for vice.president we're,
c, +, Stein, W. II. II. Riley. The ballot
was Us follows:
s'el
Aey
Then following the election OF secre-
tary, and the vote OF the assembly was
cast solidly for the present incumbent,
Thomas V. Salisbury.
For treasurer 2. T. Furrell was nomi.
mated, and unanimously elected.
For trustees the following were NOM
mated: Joseph Purcell, Jerry Mead
Richard Robertson, w. II. Ii. Riley,
John Minkemoyer, 0sburne Gray.
Each delegate voted for three.
The vote was as follows:
PURGE
aeal ..,2l
ii,GDetlsuU''''',' I'D
uAeuleyet
v'l
'S'Ysoh '','''
Messrs. Purcell, Mead aud Riley wore
declared elected trustees for tho ensu-
ing term OF six months.
The newly elected officers we're then
obligated aud President Gragan took
the chair.
1t was suggested that the chief mar.
shaI be selected, but it was decided that
the general committee first recommend
omEP MARSHAL,
and the election taken up at the next
meeting of the assembly.
1t was moved that committee on
appeals DO appointed which shall DO
petmanent, and take charge Of all up.
peaIs for help. There was someopposi.
lion to the motion. Mr.. Tighe was ap.
pointed "a committee TO frame an
amendment to tho constitution.
Following is allst OF tho newly elected
delegates who took their seats at yos.
Nrlay's meeting;
Martins Ferry Hodcarriers' Union
a. T. Walker, O. Coats.
80 arlleld Assembly No. l72, X. OF L.
w. II. II. Riley, j. w. Morningstar, O.
T. stone, +, 0, Deray, Roman Dobler.
4. carriage and Wagon Workors' Union
f. Farrell.
Crescent No. s, A. A. /. & s. W.
Joseph II. Purcell, Frod Williams.
Oarpoutcrs aud Joiners No. 3.-Pear.
ton 5. Gould.
Plumbers No. sS.-Frank Thompson,
ug,ofgo Gharnock, Wilbur Blowers.
friendship No. 9, A. A. LIS. w.
D j. Engol, NJ. +. Tigho.
!, Ooopors' Union No, ELL. A. Nth.
rA y Of L-,Gabrlol Jackson, VIII.
Nlm Miller Osborne Gray.
W. Clifton. ''" ''" N'O'S'
:, Biographical Union No. 7o.-A,
"Iigy0tison, James Sims, u, H. Carlln.