The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-03

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thing that was done was the hearing or
the report OF the committee on nomina-
tions. The chairman reported that there
were a number OF names sent I'm upon
applications that IL recommended 10 the
consideration OF the body. After they
were each taken under advisement one
OF the Number was taken into the union
and the names OF the others were taken
over TO the next meeting OF the body for
hearing then.
A committee was appointed 20 arrange
for the installation OF the officers nomi-
mated at the meeting last night when the
election takes place. IL is the aim OF the
union TO have the occasion one OF sort
OF general good time for the members
and the friends OF the organization and
will be given some time in January.
When all the other business that was to
como before the meeting was disposed OF
the nominations for Office took place.
This occasioned the warmest part OF the
meeting for the reason that there were
sometimes several candidates for the one
offite.
At last a slate was made up that was
suitable TO all members present and the
nominations took place. They were as
follows: For president, William T. Dud-
valfng: vice president M. J. Maloney;
treasurer. IT. G. Slavery; recording sec
retary. B. +. Clancy. This was about an
that was 10 come before the meeting and
after the nominations were ratified the
meeting adjourned.
BRICKLAYERs CHOOSE DEF. LEG ATES
At the meeting OF the Bricklayers that
was held In the hall occupied by that
union on North Main street last evening
there was one OF the most lively sessions
that has been held for some time.
IL was the time for the regular meeting
OF the union and In addition 10 the regu-
lar routine business that was TO come be-
fore the body the purpose OF the meeting
was the election OF the delegate 10 the
convention OF the International body that
Is to be held in Trenton, N. j.. begin
ming with tho second week In January
and fasting two weeks. Before the body
came 10 the discussion OF that part OF
the business the other items were con-
sidered.
The first thing that was done was the
consideration OF the reports OF the several
committees. Before this was done, how
ever. the president called for the reading
OF the minutes OF the last session. When
these were rad the union adopted them
these were read the union adopted them
the report of the first committee was
asked for. This was given by the chair
recommended to the deliberation OF the
body the receiving into membership OF
one man and the referring OF the applica-
tions Of three others to the next meeting
OF the union. The recommendations were
adopted and one man was initiated into
the union.
Among The communications that were
read was one from the international head
quarters 10 the effect that the local was
to elect and send at least one delegate
TO the convention that was To be held |
In Trenton. After the reading OF the call |
the matter was taken under advisement |
by the union and after much delbera- |
tion II was decided that the secretary Of |
the union. Mr.. J. j. OHara, should rep |
resent the body at the assembly Beyond |
hat there was nothing that was OF gen.
sral interest although many things per
iaining TO the interest OF the local were |
discussed fully. The meeting was one of |
he most successful that has been held |
'or some time and the hall was crowded |
with the members. There was so much |
business 10 come before the local that IL |
was long after II O'clock before it was
III disposed Of and the meeting had an |
opportunity to adjourn.
MILL MEMS SESSION.
The Mill Mems union held very inter
sting session last evening at the Labor
members OF the union had assembled.
The president OF the union called the
neeting to order and as IL to start the
all to rolling asked for the reading OF
he minutes OF the last session when the
oil had been called. The minutes were
cad and approved of by the committee
nd then tho other business that was to
ome before the body was taken up. The
rst report that was rendered was that
ha ipn aIu NIL, hoa I,,I |
barge the first consideration OF the ap-
lications for membership
The chairman of this body reported that
lere were three names to be recon-
Iended TO the body for action. Acting
pom the favorable recommendations OF
ie committee these men were taken into
he organization and their initictions fol-
wed. Up to this time there have not
zen any visitors allowed at the meet
gs, but IL was learned last night that
he charter was closed and from now on
will be possible for the local to enter
in any visitors that It may see ut to
vite.
When all the reports had been heard II
ie nominations OF the officers took place, +,
II before that was done the delegates
the council brought back a report OF
Ie matter relating To the business
cents These men are by the latest de-
sion OF that body to be chosen by or
lder the supervision OF the council and ,
order that they may be had as soon
possible the local was instructed to
lect two candidates and send them TO
e council for approval and the super
tendence of the, mhtter of the election
hey will be chosen soon and the matter
lally settled. The meeting last even :
q was the largest that has been had i'm !
me time. When the nominations were $
osed the meeting adjourned. s
JEWELLERS HEAR REPORT. 4
The meeting OF the Jewellers that was 4
Id I'm Jewelry Workers hall last even
q was also one OF the most interesting q
eetings that have been held recently. :
le president and all the officers were !,
hand, and as there were a very large !
imber OF the members OF the union on q
md the session could not but be a sue
IS. The business OF the meeting was Z
the regular routine sort. beginning
th the roll call and ending with the
ltournment Of the body. .
The president called the meeting to or
n and asked for the reading OF the |
Inutes OF the last session. These were e'
ted upon by the body with approval. =
ii the session moved to the herring OF a
o reports. One OF the most interest OF
: reports was that OF the members OF
e union who had been I'm attendance at X