The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
Trouble Between Contend
ing Factions of Painters
Nav Be Settled Amicably
WANT LIMIT INCREASED
Fishermen Desire to Catch
1900 a Boat BARRIERS
After Unsanitary. Shops
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The General Executive Board Oh
brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
and Paperhangers of America has Is
sued the following for the Denenr Oh
those interested in the trouble tnaI
grew out of the semi-annuaL eiectiO"
for officers last December:
vvbaraas certafn difficulties have arisen be-
tween the brothers OF local union NO 10 OF
brotherhood. and -, .. .s,.1.
all such differences amicably and without IN
necessary delay. we. the undersisheo lne-
bers OF the law and legislative c9fnii.ss s 80.
the organization generally referred 10 as TOE
Jessie street element. thereunto duly autnoE-
izsd by the members Of our orssnins. sittss .osa, -.
a basis OF compromise, and we pieose Vsl
selves as individuals and for our or6ani1atiot
that the same viii be honestly. fairiy eII
faithfully executed in case they are aeeepeao-l
u the contendlng parties and to the genera
executive board OF our brOthsrhood' =
Ffrst-That the charter OF local union 40
10 be surrendered TO the general execuuVs
board and that the said local union os ~
banded. That two new charters De issueu.
on.. IN the Jesqie street element and one 70
the Mission street element. but that neither
OF said elements shan be chartered as locai
Second-AH moneys held by each element at
the date Of the ratification OF this aSreeilsht l
To be placed in common fund-and tnat Iund
then 20 be divided equally between the Two
elements. share and share alike.
Thirl-AIl fines. suspensions or tNpulsl-
accrurg or arising out of the present diner-
ences existing between the two elements OF
local union No. 10 to be revoked and expunged
from the records OF said organization and al
acts done in connection with the imposing or
such fines suspension expulsion to be de-
cIsred null. vo'd and Of no effect
Fourth-Iocal union No. 500 TO be restored
TO all It's rights and privileges as member
OF the brotherhood.
1t is the quantity of fish that each
boat should catch that is disturbing the
evenness of the fishermen up north
this season and not the rate of wages.
The rate heretofore allowed each boat
on a catch was fixed at 1000; this year
the men want the limit increased to
1900 with the prices as before: cents
each for dOgfish. 215 cents for red and
siIverside fish, and 10 cents for salmon.
with $50 for crewing the vessels to and
from Astoria to the fishing grounds.
The difference being so little it is
thought that the canneries will yield
rather than get into a tangle with
their men at this time. when every day
counts IN the general catch for the
| season
AS a sanitary measure governing
barber shops a committee consisting
of A. Gorfnkel. Frederick Smith. J. L.
Hirsch and r. F. Dumont was ap-
pointed by the BARRIERS Union to in
vite the cooperation of the Health
Department in taking notice of Ger
tain shops which seem to be neglectful
on this particular point.
The seventh annual ball of the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers
i will be held at Maple Hall. Oakland.
tonight.
The following officers and members
have been entrusted with arrange
ments for the event: President. ". Fl.
Smith: vice president. r. Feige; re-
cording secretary, +. f. Burger; finan-
ciaI secretary, H. W. Miller; treasurer.
G.. Edward Sterling; sergeant at arms.
r. f.. Mueller; collector NJ B. A. S. F.
Mahar: trustees-J. u. Barnett. c. H.
Allen and Harry Leber; committee OF
arrangements-F. Z. Burger CHAIR
mani, R. f. Mueller. r. Feige, G. II.
Allen and ]. u. Barnett; floor manager,
w. H. Smith: assistant, ]. F. Kenney:
floor committee-D. J. Hol1ohan. j. ].
Healy. H W. Miller. 7. ]. Gallagher.
Peter Nelson. W. II. OConnor and E
f. Meyers: reception committee. Mrs.
r. E. Mueller, Mrs. Edna Swaite. Mrs.
G.. Edward Sterling, Mrs. w. H. Smith.
Mrs. J. F. Kenney, Mrs. j. U. Barnett.
Mrs c. H. Allen. o. G. Rhoe, II. s.
Skinner and A. S. Miley.