The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
IHE fItID ssssEsss'ssseS' sssssss III lABUR.

The following unions viii hold sessions
this evening;
Molders. Labor Temple. -,f
Building Trades council, Labor Temple.
Building Laborers. "a North Main street.
Hosting Engineers. Labor Temple.
Tinsmiths, Labor Temple.
or the meetings OF the unions tonight
the one holding the greatest prospect of
interest for the members OF the body Is
that of the Molders. Aside from the
J regular amount OF business that Is 10
come before the body one OF the most in
teresting items will be the report OF the
trustee of the executive board, Mr.
O'Neil who has just returned from a trip
TO Cincinnati. where the board was In ses-
sion. The business done by the board
while In session was by far the most
weighty and far reaching In effect OF any
thing done by such a body lately. In an
ticipation OF the interest OF the session
nearly every member is expected to be on
hand.
SAUSAGE MAKERS HEAR REPORT.
The session OF the Sausage Makers
union that was held In the rooms OF the
Labor Temple last night was productive
OF moro than the usual amount OF inter
est The meeting was called TO order by
the president, Mr.. Kuletsch. who ruled
over the proceedings in his able manner
The first item TO come before the house
for disposal was the reading and the pass
ing upon the minutes OF the previous ses
sion.
When that was disposed OF satisfac
torfly there was a call for the report o.
the membership committee. This repor
showed that there were a number OF mer
Wishing to become members OF the bod,
49, t..ls tn
the condition OF the union reported tha
ell the shops were fair except that OF
John Schott. II was voted to continu.
this mans place on the list as unfair &c
organized labor. There was a communi.
cation from the politicians asking FOL
support OF the several candidates. bu,
action upon the matter was deferred.
The item that aroused the most inter-
est among the members was the reading
OF the report OF the proceedings OF the
International Convention OF Sausage
Makers that was held in Chicago early
In the month. The report was read in
fuli and subjected TO general discus
sion. There were many things In II that
were OF great interest 10 the members
OF the union. After considerable time
had been spent In discussing the various
phases OF tho report, when the matter
was put 10 a vote IL was decided best TO
lay the whole thing on the table, for
future reference.
eRicKLAYERs' MET.
While the other unions were holding
tner sessions In their respective rooms
mere was a rather warm session OF tho
,nrleNayers union on North Main street
- n,sht Contrary 20 the usual Gus
,o.n himoet every member was on hand
Nnen the meeting opened and the nro.
nss were reeled Of In a manner
decidedly commendabIe
me presioent called the rneeiinr "a nr.
oer Very promptly and asked tor ,ho
Eaons or the minutes OF the Las, co.
non These were read ana voIoa -
proved without and corrections NJ al 80
then the other items weye 49, a,.' ..
These consisted OF the res1,iar ,l,,.,.l. ~.
OF the kind with reports of co,,,,.,....,
emo officers ~ the body. sevsr.i -.
names were presented for rn.r,sa..s,N
and few voted into the body Tho .,...l
mittee on trade conditions made the mos,
elaborate and Interesting report showins
that the condition of the body was grow,
ing better every day with the prosnec,. |.
for the craft brighter.
The conditions of the lndividual mem.
beru Of the organization was never bet.
Ger. as there are but very few OF the men
that are unemployed, while but two n,
three are on the sick list . The 1narcial
status OF the organisation wns never bet.
fer and the report shows that there I.
con<iderab bic Of balance IN the treasury
Thi~ n especially cornmendable when ths
0cf N considered that all the bills Of