The labor world., 1900-01-13
Superior

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Superior Typographical union held a
regular meeting Sunday afternoon,
which was quite largely attended Of
flcers were installed as follows: Pres
dent, 0. N. Call: treasurer, D. A. Lon
ergan: financial secretary, J. O. Hall;
recording secretary, Horace Somar-
vile; ergeant-at-arms, c. A. Dolan;
executive board, E. Thompson, w. H.
Johnson, Z. Townsend: delegates to
Trades assembly, o. N. Call, P. J.
McKeague, J. @. Hall. The scale conn
mittee presented their report which
consisted of a new scale; it was orde:'-
| ed typewriter and a copy left with
the proprietors of all offices for sug'
gesti6ns and approval.
The Sociological club meets every
Monday night in the Blaine school.
Subjects of interest to work!ngmen are
discussed and much good is expected
TO result therefrom. The subject un-
der discussion at the last meeting was
"immigratiOn.
| At the regular meeting of the Trades
land Labor assembly was held Tuesday
evening in the Hammond block and
in the absence of President Royal the
meeting was called to order by Finan-
cial Secretary P. X. Smith. On mo-
ton G. o. Parker was made temporary
chairman, who called the meeting to
order. Vice president Longbottom
came in and was called ITO the chair.
elegate credentials were presented as
follows:
Dray Owners-T D. Heritage L.
Vinze, Ole Bransell.
Cooperss Union-EdWard Peterson,
G. 0. Parker, J. L. Harding.
Steam Engineers-G. w. Brillenger,
|C. H. Bell, F. j.. Dow.
Tailors' Union-John stots, John Los
tretor, Nils Olson.
Typographical Union-O. N. Calf. j.
0. Hall, P. J. McKeague.
Brewery Workmen-Charles Hoefal-
Gen, William Forster, Charles Stiehe.
Bricklayers and Masons-A. A. Lam
bert, II. 3. Dahl, Fred Redeem.
Retail Clerks--P. H. Smith, Gust Pc
terson, Seymour Abraham.
ion, Otto Winkler.
Barbers' Union-Joe Maurer, J. P.
Clemens, II. LinkeT.
The following nominations were
made for officers for ensuing six
months:
President-O. N. Calf, A. Longbot-
tom. G. O.. Parker
Vice President-Joe Maurer, John.
Killan.
G. w. Brillnger, Gus Peterson. !
\ Recording secretary-Ben Prosser,
Joe Maurer
Financial secretary-P. X. Smith.
Treasurer Abraham
nt-at-arms-F. J. Dow.
Trustees-F. J. Dow, G. O. Parker,
John Taylor Ben Prosser, Cue Pc
terson.
Delegates to Duluth Trades and La
SER Ii. Linkler, G. O. Parker, F. J.
Dow, Chas Lapp.
Election of officers will take place
at the next regular meeting, two weeks
from last night.
The assembly directed the secretary
to write to the NJ. Winter Lumber
company, Of Sheboyan, Wis, and warn
it that if it does. not settle it's differ
ences with the" Sheboygan woodwork
ers' union, No SO, every possible effort
will be made to advise organized labor
friends of the cause Of the difference
and use all honorable and legal means
to boycott the products of the conf
pany.
The report of the financial secretary
Showed $199.1O in the treasury.
The expenditures for the last year
are S756.S3.
The bids for printing the constitution
and bylaws of the assembly were
awarded to Harmon Whipple COM
pany.
Superintendent Elson, of the city
schools. representing the sociology club
met with the Trades and Labor assem-
bly, at it's regular meeting Tuesday
night and presented the matter of get
ting Graham Taylor of Chicago to
come to this city and deliver a series
Of lectures on topics of general inter-
est to the laboring and all other classes
Of people. Mr.. Elson spoke of Mr.
Taylors founding the Chicago Com
mons five years ago and the progress
ne has made. The assembly gave the
project it's sanction and F. J. Dow. L.
VIM, and j. P Clemens were appoint
ed a committee to meet with a similar
committee from the sociology club and
make all necessary arrangements.