The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-12
ALLIANCE NOTICE.
DELEGATES APPOINTED TO
THE MEETING OF THE STATE
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
The President of the State Farmers
Alliance Designates Farmers to
Meet the Workingmen.
TO the Members of the State Farmers
Alliance:

To the Members of the State Farmers
Alliance:
/ have received the following circular,
with an earnest request that the State
Farmers Alliance should be represented
at the forthcoming meeting:
OFFICIAL CALL OF THE MINNESOTA
STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR.
To all Trades Unions, Labor Organizations,
Farmers Alliances, and Industrial Bodies
ton of Labor will convene in Duluth, June
3d. 1895, at 10 a. m. All affiliated organiza-
lions and those DESTROYS of utilization are
cordially invited to be represented by dele
gates at said meeting. The basis of repre-
sentation is one delegate for each Is mem
bers or major fraction thereof, but no local
organization will be entitled to more than
five delegates The revenue of the Fedora
ton fee of S1.00 and semi-annual dues of so
cents for each delegate-the utilization fee
being required only from organizations not
The coming meeting will be a most i'm
portant one, and every organization of
working people should be represented. No
labor organization can afford to refrain
from cooperation with others in the strug-
giles and labors that are now before the in
dustrial forces. The work accomplished by
the efforts Of the Federations representa-
tives at ST. Paul the past winter, which will
be reported in detail to the convention, is
=
ton, and the necessity of hearty co-opera-
ton between all branches of labor. No bet
ter investment can be made than in sending
your best men, instruct as to your needs,
and the interests of all will be advanced
The Great Northern Railway has been
designated as the official route. and will
give rate Of one and one-third fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan, good
Twin Cities should purchase tickets June
e from Y. d: Jones, 300 Nicollet avenue,
Minneapolis; W. J. Dutch. 1879 East Third
street st. Paul. or at Union depot in either
city. Purchase tickets one way and take
receipt. Returning, you will only be re-
quired to pay one-third fare.
Train schedule: Day train leaves st.
rives at, Duluth p. m. Night train leaves
arrives at Duluth a m. Returning. leave
Duluth at LAO p. M or 11:20 p. m. Sleeping
cars will be ready in the depots at p. m.
for thenight trains
Reduced rates ranging from s1.0O to $1.50
per day have also been secured from the
Chamber for the sessions
Now let every labor organization be fully
represented. The FederatiOnS career of
JULIUS ADAMS, President.
W. r. Hammond, Secretary.
I think it is important that the State
Farmers Alliance should be represented
in the convention of June 90; and as the
expense of travel is an item to be con-
sidered in these hard times, / have Sc
lected as many of the delegates as posi-
BILE from the northern part of the state
The delegates appointed are as follows
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly, Thomas J.
Meigher, Hon. o. H. Page, L. c. Long, A.
H. Hendrickson, ]. T. Plant, VIM Shen-
ton, c. F. Bohall, Hon. H. E. Boen, Carl
Taylor, Thomas P. Kerr, o. G. Lyman
Hon. e. E. Lommen, H. L. Burgess, J.
F. Zatterstrom, Louis Hanson, H. "
Poore, Seth Bottomley, Eric Olson, A. F.
Ludwig.
1t is to be hoped that as many as DOS
sible Of these gentlemen will attend.
J. l. fVERMILYA,
President State Farmers Alliance.