The San Francisco call., 1903-12-31
LOCKOUT MAY
Be The RESULT
Livery and Carriage Owners
Association Fails to Agree
With Ideas of Stablemen
CONVENTION IN FRESNO
Mayor Schmitz to Attend as
Delegate to State Fedora
tion Gathering Next Monday
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CONVENTION IN FRESNO
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There is a grievance existing be-
tween the stablemen and their en-
ployers, which will be ventilated at
the next meeting Of the Stablemen's
Union. The Livery and Carriage Own
ers' Association has taken the initia-
tive in bringing about certain rules
which the Hackmen's Union does not
quite take to-.
One of these rules which conflicts
with the union agreement is that one
man should remain from Z to o'clock
to help the night watch unhitch
teams which come in during, that
time. The association also insists that
the help should aid in the loading of
manure wagons and the unloading of
grain. These are the main points in
dispute, as pointed out by the asso-
citation. There is no question as to
wages.
1t is hinted that unless the stable
men conform to these conditions there
will be a general lockout of all union
men in the near future. One more
condition is asked for by the associa-
tion and this is that it be permitted
to employ such men as it sees fit, with
the privilege of such men joining the
union if so inclined. This last clause
is vigorously objected to by the union
stablemen.
CONVENTION AT FRESNO.
Labor leaders all over the State are
taking great interest in the meeting of
the State Federation convention, which
will meet in Fresno next Mon
day Mayor E. E. Schmitz will
be one of the prominent dele
gates from this city. He goes
as delegate representing the Musi
clans Union. Delegates from sixty San
Francisco unions will answer rollcall
on this occasion. There is likely to be
a political complexion placed on the
body by the friends of Mayor Schmitz,
who are anxious to have him recog-
nized as a possible candidate for Gov
ernor of California.
The present officers of the State Fed
Grafton are: President, John Davidson
of Vallejo: vice president, Harry Knox
of San Francisco; second vice presi-
dent. H. Warnecke of San Francisco;
third vice president, 2. W. Craig OF San
Pedro; fourth vice president, j. Con-
molly of San Diego; fifth vice president,
Thomas Lonergan of San FRANCISCO;
secret tary-treasurer, George K. Smith OF
Oakland; organizer. F. c. Wheeler of
Los Angeles.
At the Fresno convention the San
Francisco Labor Council will be repre-
sented by two delegates. George b.
Benham. the president of the council,
| and A. c. Rose.
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
with the close of the present week
the majority of the labor unions in San
/ Francisco will have elected and in
stalled their officers for the ensuing
six months term. In addition to those
already announced the following are
added to the list:
/ Electrical Workers Union No 151: Presi-
! dent F. p Noonan: vice president. NJ. L.
/ West: recording secretary. J. p. Connehan'
/ I Rice; foreman, C. C. Holmes; inspectors.
! c. w. Peck and w. Thomas; trustee David
Keefe; executive board-G. Cooney E; spronge
! and G. Taft; business agent, j. 5. MeDonald.
Cooks HELPERS Union No. Ito: President,
! J. c. Diamond: vice president. Fred wheeler;
! ber: recording secretary, Charles e. Murray.
inside sentinel. Joe Lux: conductor. GeoTge
tive board Boardman, Thomas Bancroft.
"A DAILY. George Kelly, Harry Lash ana
Charles E. Murray; delegates to Labor Coun-
| cil-George Enos, Harry Lash. Charles y.
! Murray and Fred Spencer; tTustees-A Blake
/ ly. J. Boardman and Frank Glace; delegates
! to the local joint executive board-A- Daiy'
| j. c. Diamond and Joe Harris.
Stabemens Union No. STe0-President' 4.
F. Finn; vice president. z. Maza; recording
secretary T j. White; financial secretary,
John Kllian; business agent. c. A. ReynodS'
scrgeant-at-arms. ]. p Swanson; marSna'
nett John Bohan P. Boruttan. p. Callahan,
NJ ]. DOMAIN John Hunter and J; P. Swan
net Charles Dean Thomas f. Finn. e.
Maza. c. P. Monroe and T. J White.
Journeymen Barbers Union No. 14S-Presl-
] dent F. c. Hamann vice president W. F.
( IIutson; corresponding and financial seere-
/ tary. J. R. Belly recording secretary. s Wal wal
( guardian Charles Bennett: trustees-W p
Hutson N. stein and E. Wallace deegates Le.ss
| to Labor Council-George Barnaby. George
] barnett Charles Bennett, George Borges. z.
! G Hamann. George Hirschniger. c. Koch,
| and c. Rietzke; financial committee-W. b.
I Cr,rrier / Widasky and c. Woodward busi-
"ec Oakland Typographical Union-President
! Nesbit; secretary. c. E. Backessi treasurer
NJ NJ McInns; sergeant t-at-arms; John Dono-
! Charles Nesbit A. G. Guth. c. E. Backess, p
| ]. Ryan, Edward Klinthworth Eugene Baker
and Richard Pulls. Delegates to the Allied
Printing Trades Council (three to be elected
Charles R Mulgrew, Charles Burnham. II. A
Labor Labor council-P B. Prebie and w H. Irv-
ing auditors w. Ross, c. d. Rogers and
Henry Feldmann
! Milk Wagon Drivers Unon-President, A.
J. Kunze: vice president, William Warner:
/ retary K. A. Hentzell; treasurer, W. p. Loze;
/ trustees-W BTantner of Berkeley, j. Cum
| mings and II. Hentzen of Oakland
/ Cooks and Walters Union-President,
! Frank Overton: first vice president. Martin
| Gregovich; second vice president Paul Rock
! man; secretary and business agent Ed War
/ mock; treasurer, John Grelich; inspector. Ben
/ Bales; inside guard. George Bosuck janitor,
| Sam Tanovich: executive board, A. F. Medo
| and George Waller: trustees-John Climovich
| George Bcsuck and J. Paccassi; delegates to
| Labor Council-A. F. Medo. NJ. L. Oberlies
/ Ed Warnock and NJ. Marcovich.
Butchers Union-President, H. Behrman:
! vice president. NJ. Scanlan; secretary treas
urer, G Scheithe; business agent and corre-
spending secretary, T. McGovern: guard
Pop Vincent; sergeant at arms. George Fett;
! guide, J. Thacker: trustees-C. Voge j. r.,
/ Richardson and W. Bethen; delegates to the
! Packing Trades Counci1-T. McCovern C.
! Scheithe and ]. Richardson; delegates to Fed
/ Grated Trades Counci-H Behrman, T. NC
eCsovern and c. Seheithe.
At the special meeting of Cloak Max
| ers' Union No. s, 1. L. G. W..U., the
| following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That we. Cloak Makers
Union No. s of the I. L. G. w. u, pledge