The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
SUPERIOR.

The Trades and Labor Assembly me-
Tuesday evening in Union hall. In the
absence of the president. the meeting
was called to order by the financial
secretary. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved afte,
which credentials we're read and dele
gates obligated as follows: Brewery
workmen, No. 1913, John Jensen, Chas
Hoffman and Adolph Brossj; Long
shoremen, No. 81, David Patton.
Reports of trades are as follows
Retail clerks, dull; packers and nailers
dull; drayowners' protective association
absent; -four mill laborers, dnll;
Pioneer Federal, dull; coopers, dull
stageworkers, absent; painters and de-
coraters, absent; boilermakers, absent;
cooper machine workers, absent; cigar.
makers, fair; steamitters, good; tailors
dull; typographical, dull; longshore-
mon, No. 81, good; Duluth brewerymen
absent; brewerymen, No. 1885, good;
laundryworkers, good.
Organization committee reported that
the Northern Brewing Co., and the
West Superior Brewing Co., had signed
the scale of the Breweryworkers Union
No. 1853.
The labor day committee reported
made arrangements for lumber for
stands, pavilion, etc., also transporta-
ton to Wisconsin point, where the
picnic will be held. The following
gentlemen were named as the sporting
committee: McCabe, Gardner, Butler,
Burkholder, Smith, Meister, Royal. H.,
The report of the financial secretary
was read filed; also report of trustees.
The newly elected officers were in
stalled by the president.
The retail clerks reported several
stores being open after $50 p. NJ, and
all delegates were instructed in the
matter. .-~.- .-~u(
The Vindicator' and Union Label
Advertiser was named as the official
organ of the assembly and Messrs. Dow,
Gardner and Weixelbaum were ap-
pointed as press censors.
The president APPOINTED the following
committees: Unfair Messrs. Ness.
Hall, Abel, Meister, Royal, Cook, Frei-
land, Maddocks, Dow, Jensen, Smith,
Cline, Olson, Picha, Forrest; legisla.
tive-Amley, Weixelbaum; organiza-
tion-Dow, Calef, McCabe, johnson,
Winkler; press-Hall, Konke]; statis-
tician-J. o. Hall.
The coal handlers meet Wednesday
evening.
The cigarmakers meet in regular
session Monday evening.
Regular meeting Of the packers and
nailers next Sunday afternoon.
j. o. Hall has received his commission
as district organizer for the AT. of L.
Hereafter the coopers' union will
hold one meeting each month at the
east emp.
The cooper machine workers will
meet next Tuesday evening and the
coopers Wednesday evening.
The assembly will give grand ball in
the county. fair building, labor day
night. It will be the event of the
season.
The typographical union at its last
regular meeting changed its meeting
day to the first Sunday afternoon of
each month. -. =.-.
P.:J. McKeague has been elected as
delegate to Syracuse to attend the next
annual session of the International
Typographical union.
Frank Meister, of the coopers, ha 8
secured the privilege of getting out the
labor doy program. Frank will make a
success of it as he is a hustler.
The Northern Brewing Co., and the
West Superior Brewing Co., have
signed the contract and scale of Local
Brewers Union, No. 1853. The boys
can now drink union beer "made in
Superior" :, ..-s.-. 49,.
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