The herald., 1897-01-11
CITY LABOR NOTES.

The funeral or ChaSe a. Codo1 TOOK
place yesterday from his late residence
on Fourth street. There was large at
tendance of the members of the Knights
of Pythias, including the uniformed
rank, and of the membership of the
Typographical Union. No. ia.
The deceased was buried in the print
ers' plot at Rosedale cemetery. The
following gentlemen acted al pail bear
ers through the solicitation of Mrs. T.
A. Codori:
knights of Pythias-John Hunter,
George Basserman, John Singer, Denis
Felix
Typogra phical Union-O. T. Thomas.
George Clark. Alex. Rose, F. p. Colver.
The following officers were installed
at the last meeting of the Brotherhood
of Carpenters in this city on last Thurs
day evening: President. T.. Z. Shafer;
vice president. II. f. Dewey; recording
secretary, J. Ferris; financial secretary.
SS Gray; treasurer; f. Arnelstein,
warden, F. r. Hawley; trustee, Mr..
Stone.
Council OF Building Trades at
the last regular meeting on Fri
day night elected the following
officers: President F Render; vice.
president, e. f. Shafer; recording sec
retary, H, E Dewey; financial secretary,
A. H. Hethering gton; trea II. Hen
ri: sergeant-atar William Wilson.
At the meeting of the Brickiayers'
union on Monday last, January 4, at the
l. NJ. b. hall. Buena Vista street, the
following officers We're selected to serve
for a term of six months: President,
C. NJ. Reynolds; vice-president, E. l..
Thompson; recording secretary, David
| Still, financial secretary, J. j. Cham
| berlain; treasurer, j. Alexander; SER
| geant-at-arms Joe Sears.
The Los Angeles Musical association
Will hold its regular monthly meeting
at 2421a South Main street. Wednesday
| evening, January 13, at l o'clock p. m.
, All the members of this organization
! are requested to be present. The semi
| annual election Of officers will take
/ place. The following nominations were
! made at special meeting and Will be
voted upon It this meeting: President
! NJ. 3. Howard and D. W. Douglas; vice
( president, w. A Henry; James Green
/ was nominated for secretary, and with
| DREW his name from the list of candi-
! dates. A petition was presented to the
board of directors that the name OF Ii
! 2. Moore be placed upon the ballot as
! a regular nominee for the office of sec
retary and it was so ordered. Treas
/ urer Albert Hurka; trustees, c. 7. Nil
| Ter, Martin Knoll and II. G. SpotsWood
The following are the nominees for th(
executive committee: George Held, r
! Bacon, II. P. Moore, H. Gutenberg, T. 7,
Burson, a. D. Watson, S. A. FoXley, z
| II. Wismer, r. V. Musso and Theo
Berth Jr
The following acted as pail bearers
of the Typographical union at the fune-
raj of Chase A. Codori on Sunday: O
T. Thomas, George Clark and i. B. Col
yer.
The following are the officers elect Of
the Printing Pressemns union, No. rs
| President, William Kirkland; vice pres
idcnt, y. NJ Carlson; secretary treas.
urer, II. NJ. Bruning; sergeant a arms
Thomas Straen; executive committee
| 4. NJ. Carlson, chairman; William PraclI
NJ. f. Riley, A r. Davis; allied trade!
committee, William Prack, T. NJ. Carl
son. George Karstens, NJ. e. Riley. ]
George.
The following officers were installed
on Thursday evening last by the Clerks
: association: President. A. u. Taft; frs
vice president Miss NJ. Rutley; SECOND
vice president, L. Schwartz: recordin.
secretary, Miss Freeman: financial sec
retary, a. NJ. Green; treasurer, Sol Levy
guide, Mrs. Zoe Mccoy; guardian, Z. 1;
Butler.
l.. u. p Callahan, a member of To-
Angeles Typographical union. No ia
left Saturday evening for the Rands
burg district.
The first number of The Johannesbu;
News made its appearance last week
1t is a neat four-page paper devote,
I to the mining and trading interests O
the rising young town of Johannesburg
in the Bardsburg district. The pionee
paper is under the mana cement of Franl
Vandevert. a member Of Los Angelo
Typographical union, who is well know
in this city.
GENERAL LABOR NOTES.
| Under the homestead act 1eS 00G 90
acres have been taken up already
Steel mills in Pennsylvania are ex
pected to be kept busy for a time c,
orders from railroads.
Richmond Mo, woman has worke
twenty-five years in a Lewiston mill
the most of the time a the one loom
Out of ninety steamb boats plying be
tween this country and others, only fiv