The San Francisco call., 1904-07-11
NEW DELEGATES
FOR COUNCIL
Building Trades Examine
and Accept Credentials
of the Governing Board
OTHER UNION OFFICERS
Stationary Firemen Will
Give Smoker on Thursday
Night-Parade Labor Day

The Building Trades Council at it's
last meeting passed on and seated the
following delegates, whose credentials
were found TO be in regular order.
These delegates. with the regular Of
ficers of the council, will be the gov
erning body during the ensuing six
months:
Cement Workers. H. s. Byers, John Bush.
o. a. 1veitnoe NJ. j. Kelly K. h. Wunder-
Itch, E. l.. FISCHER. Thomas Doyle; Building
Material Drivers Union No. L, t. Harrington,
]. ]. Morris. Georss Prescott. G. scherr.- ].
j. Monahan, w. NJ Mcdonald a. Lewis; La
borers' Protective Union No s944, Patrick
Tierney, E. j. Reilly, William o Brien, l.. B.
Higgins, c. M. Erickson. Michael OLeary,
Charles Nehr, John Marron, John Henning,
E. j. Campbell A. F. Dissnnayer, John Verse,
Timothy Gilchrist Peter Kelly. John weide--
man. Frank Dunnigan; Sheet Metal Workers
Union No 1O4, W. a. Reaves, charles MorTi-
son. J. Q. Baton, ]. A ponley Harry Borde-
man; Electrical Workers Union No. 6, ]. c.
CALDWELL E. T. Allender ]. r. Smith; Ele-
vator Operators Union No. 1924, w. II. Har-
vey, Joseph Devries. George Hamilton; Mill
mems Union No. 424, Henry 1hieler, Emil
steenberg Henry Neidlinger. Frank schmitz.
Henry Bostorf, Henry Christensen, Harry Ven
derbroom; Cement Laundry Tray Workers
Union. Frank Daily Archie Watson John
1, Joseph Hunt; Hosting and Portable En-
.ineers' Union No. 80. Y. p. Thomas, j. s.
Brown. r. ". McCann; United Glass Work
ers Union No. $50, Thomas Sullivan, ID. Din
niene e Sobbels; Bricklayers' Union No. 4,
T.. l.. Nolan. Edward j. Brandonj George
Kelley, J. Sloane. William o Brien; Awning
and Tent Makers Union No. 1, ]. F. Beal,
Martin Anderson, l.. Goss; Amalsamated So
ciety of Carpenters and Joiners No. 500. W.
w. Frealand James NJ. Pointon. A. McLaugh-
lin, Thomas c. Cordell, Percy Cole; Furniture
Handlers Union No. l. A. S. Alexander.
Charles Klotz, S. d. Preston; Millmens Union
No 423 ID. ]. Ramsey, w. II. Bemiss, j. g.
Fallon J. B. White, A. Rahlves, Henry
Schober Thomas Mcclure; Carpet Mechanics
Association No. 1, e. H Hardy, II. s. Tenn
pleton W s. Harrison. william Stockman-
The Carriage Painters and Trimmers Union
No 66 elected the following officers at the last
meeting: President. Matthew Canavan; vice
president James Doherty; recording secretary,
William Krone financial secretary ]. w. Bird;
lecN: guide, c. G. Mills executive board
Walsh: auditing comnittee-John Cornyn. Will
liam Krone. William Donovan; trustees-C.
Boef James Doherty and William Flaherty;
bank trustees-William Scow and John Cornyn:
delegates to Labor Council-Matt Canavan and
Thomas Farren
The Stationary Fremen's Union No. So will
give I smoker Thursday evening. The union
has decided to participate in the parade on
Labor oay The following officers OF the union
have been elected: President. Henry Cozens;
vice president Daniel Dunn; treasurer, Martin
Conroy; financial secretary. T. F. Quinn; re-
cording secretary, j II. Smith; guide. Joseph
Halk: guardian. William Fitzpatrick; delegates
to Labor Council George Boedue, j. II. Mullen
and Thomas Rooney.