Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15

Trades and Labor Council met in regu-
lar session and transacted much bust
ness, the mos inporant being the The
making Of the preliminary arrange
ments for the labor eay picnics. The
| attendance was unusually large.
The following rressnts1 their eredrn-
tials and we're ~cbisga.ed rs DELICATE ::
VIII Hercules, OF Bod Lodge No. ~,
A. f. of L.; Henry Carl. of local No. SO,
Brewery Workers; Alvin Voglsr, local
No. 131, A~malgamated Sheet Metal
Workers; VIM. D. Becker, local No. PSI,
Journamen BARRIERS; Henry Tajorite
and Peter Leitners, local No. S. A. A. OF
j. s. & T. W.; Thomas Timothy. Pros
perity Lodge No. 3, A. A. Of J. s. &
T. W.; William Meyers, local No.
II, Carriage and Wagon Workers;
George Weiser. Virginia Lodge No. 4.
A. A. J.. & s. W.; James Conway, local
No. 1899, United Mine Workers; Owen
G. Mayne, Chas. D. Ryan and VIM. J.
ASiiioLs ioSai w.. w, bcdtici VV.hVio,
W. J. Custer. Virginia Lodge No. 4, A.
A. J. & S. G. T. W.; G. Kyle. local No.
81, Painters and Decorators; Herbert
Mcconnell, Operative Potters No. 8 and
c. e. williams. Of Iron Workers.
In the matter Of the franchise OF the
Wheeling Railway the committee re-
ported progress and the report pub
lished In last Sundays Register was cor
rect. In the matter OF dollar gas they
reported that It mad been found to be
no violation Of the franchise to charge
this meter rent and that the only re-
dress was In the courts. The report
was received.
The arbitration committee reported
that in regard to the linemens' trouble
a settlement had been made. In the
matter Of the BARRIERS trouble they re-
ported that he had come into line and
was now running union. The report was
received.
Organizer Jacob Boes reported having
organized the local brewery drivers and
stablemen and he had also organized a
local out in the State.
Communications were received from
Jerry Westlake, of Elm Grove, and
George Marshal, of Wheeling, asking
that the assembly endorse one of them
for deputy State mine inspector, the Of
flee made vacant by the death Of Jerry
Mead. They had the endorsement Of
their respective locals.
The assembly took up the matter and
after much discussion it was decided not
to indorse either men, but to recon-
mend both applicants to the Governor.
A communication was received from
the Trades Assembly at Marietta stating
that they would be pleased to take part
in the labor day celebration here, and
would, provided proper railway rates
could be secured, turn out between 800
and a 1000 men. Referred to commit
tee.
Under the head of new business Pres
ident Haler appointed the following
labor day committee:
General comm .ttee-Wm. O'Neal,
Friendship Lodge, A. A. of S. & I. w.;
Mathew Green, Prosperity Lodge, A. A.
of S. & T. W.; Michael Maloney,
Crescent Lodge. A. A. of S. 1.
& T. W.; Steve Dawson, Crescent
Lodge, A. A. of S. & T. w.: Chas. seid-
Ter, Jr., Of Brewery Workers No. So; M.
E. Tracy, of Clerks No. 1876; Gabriel
Jackson, H~odcarriers No. 5O26; Henry
Thonman. Mine Workers No. 1899; W.
H. Pritchard. Potters No. 2S; John
Vierhelier, Plumbers No. SO; Peter
Stanton and John Byrne, Street Car
Employees No. 1903; Joseph Tensel and
Earnest Krumm. Stoke Makers No. 1;
William Wise, Stage Employees
No. GA; William Frohme, Typo
graphical No. 70; Isaiah futile, Elec-
trio Workers No. 142; James Atnell.
Sanitary Potters No. 46; Herman RAIDER.
Butchers No. Z; Edward Dittmore, To-
bacco Workers No. 2: president, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Printing-Bauer. Tracy, Wise.
Gates-Pritchard, Byrne, VIM. ONeal.
Privileges-Tracy. Greer. Thallman-
Bar-Tefel, Soldier. RAIDER.
Dancing-Maloney. yierhella, futile,
Jackson.
Grand stand-Ditmore. Barrett, At
nell.
Amusement-Krumm, Dawson, STAN
ton.
The matter of putting in electric fans
and lights was brought up by delegate
Bowers and the trustees stated that the
cost was too great.
The matter OF the labor day parade
vas taken up and referred to the locals
for action.
Adjourned 4:45.
THE MODERN wAc
Commends itself to the w~ell-informed
to do pleasantly and effectua,ly what
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