The morning call., 1894-05-24

you never see. read or hear. Of a journey
man butcher debating TO or trying to an
tagoniZs his master"
Mr.. Broderck reviewed the history of
the Butchers Board of Trade of CalfOr-
MIA, the organization of Independent
Butchers and the German Butchers Soci-
ETY.. and pointed to them, as well as to tho
organization of the JouIneymen Butchers
Of the Pacific Coast as evidences of the
sort Of people who are in the business and
the interest they take in caring for the
happiness and welfare of each other. He
claimed that the butchers are possessed Of
as much brains and as much ability as any
other tradesmen, and that they are pos
sessed of every qualification necessary for
filing any position. He ventured TO ex-
press the hope that if other organizations
would follow the lead taken by the butch
ers on this occasion there would De
less trouble in labor classes and more
friendship, moro bTotheTly love and bet
ter feeling all around.
Immediately after the adjournment of
this meeting the butchers ana their friends
took an hour or SO for launching, and re-
assem- led soon after o'clock at the
Recreation Grounds for the races and
other field sports. All the competitions
were near and exciting. The first was
vaquero race. in which William Harvey
won first money, William Smith second
and j. Ramona third.
There were four entries in the race for
butchers Weighing over 200 pounds. The
victor was Charles Merchant.
In the mile bicycle racs Fred Meschen-
dorf made the distance In 3:37, winning
first money. George Fatt was second and
George A. Schade third. George Fl.
Meschendorf won the 100-yard dash.
After much pulling the employees ere
acknowledged visitors in the tug-of-war
against the employers, eight on each side.
J. Wallace won the race for boys under 16.
Joseph Reddick Of Oakland got the DR. re
in the free-for-all race, and c. Slater the
silk hat offered for the most fleet whole
sale butcher.
The baseball game between teams made
up from the Oakland and San Francisco
butchers was won by the San Francisco
players.
evening was very successful affair. There
was large attendance, good music and
much dancing.
The names Of the members OF the butch
er's committee who contributed so much 10
the success of the day are as follows:
President of the day, H. W. Miller; vice.
president. Emil Schuck; treasurer, Peter Taut-
thaus; secretary, Ben Davis.
RecentiOn commlttcc-Sam Solomon. chair.
man; Henry Miller. Charles johnson. T. +.
W. Phillips, Fred Becker, j. Schweitzer, Joseph
Butgenbach, i. Weber. Add KratZ, NJ. p. Van
der Neer, w. i. shannon, j. HAYDEN, Ed
White, F. Fisher, L. Schmidt. Thomas Madden,
II. Rcichod, Isaac Poly, S. Silverberg, j.
Schoenieid, b. ). Horn Sr., William Smith.
Fred Carrlu., William Staten, John Nc
Menomy, Harry Munson. Louis Junker. A.
Hal6itter George A. Miller, Fred Sanderson,
r. NJ. Crosse. y. n. Robinson, u. Schmidt,
Henry Pery,iCharlesIMiller. w. WILKINSON.
Committee OF arrangements-H. W. Miller,
chairman; Louis Livingston, l. Seiie Fred
miller, Fred Raihgen, j. T. Broderlck, A D.
Frali, Fred Becker, BERT Fisher, Fred KuhnIe
Eled CafTlus, William Slater. Fred Junker
George MeSchendorf. George A. Raabo, j.
SchWeHzer X. Wannomachor. w. SteinhauseF,
Dam Mayer. w. Weis, Gu. Roemer H E. Mum
SON 10 Bush, W. Rettig, S. c. Hammond, a
bIauy, IL Z. Schrader ana Thomas McGowan
committee on games-GrOrge II. Messindorf
chairman; w. While, j. O'Knei, w Berry, F.
MEG J. Boyle, J. Hertz, j, Horn. Finest
Schmlut marx StrauSe, A. W. Schrader c. Fl
hlliatd. ii. Audiired. II. w. Blake and C.
Sieinfels ~
floor committee at ball-SamueI MAYER. floor
director; asslStants-Rudolf C. Scbader Fred
Ratien and Armand DecOuitieux.
Floor committee representing Board of Trada
-heyln j. turner, f. G. Winters e H. Glad
win, II. Z. Flagellet, Adolph Grant,, r. Haas
;. +. Hicks, Jacob Mock, Louis Muller :. ID
Nutting. Georg- w. Andrews "
JouTDeyman butchers-Georee A. Scbade IT
j. Schwab, Fred Never, Fred MuenZ. ,Tohn r
Kelly, Charles Nj. Rusinger, J. NJ. j. Iyon.
; atthew Harold. George a. Miller Charles
Krender and l.. +. Fox.
German Me zger-Verein - II. W. Stamm
Charles Alt, E. Miller. II. Hedrich aud l.
Miller.
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