The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03

were several matters in the way OF rou-
tine business that occupied much OF the
time.
The membership committee reported
three candidates ready for admission and
after some deliberatlon on the matter
they were admitted.
Several communications Of interest were
received and acted upon. one OF the
most important OF these was sent from
the international headquarters. giving in
formation concerning the convention that
had been held.
The sick committee reported one OF the
members still I'll. and a committee OF
three was appointed Ia wait on him
Three OF them attending him today and
three tonight
The member III is Brother William Tas-
sell.
When all the routine matters had been
disposed OF tho nominations took place,
and are as follows: President. william j.
Powers and John Chesterson; vice presi-
dent, Joseph Bennett and Elias Rossman
secretary treasurer Elias Rossman and
Arthur Nudge: recording secretary.
Henry Schult2e; sergeant-at-arms Thos.
James, warden. John Elliott
This being about all the business 10 be
taken up the session closed.
CARPENTERS LABEL AGREEMENT.
Last evening at the meeting OF the Car
penters District council there were some
interesting developments
The first bit OF business was the seat
ing Of the delegates to the council from
the local of Italian carpenters
The question OF the issuing OF the label
agreement was then taken up. A dis
cussion followed and II was finally voted
10 issue one.
The organizing committee made report
OF progress on the formation OF the
parquetry floor layers. The report was
received and the committee continued
The delegates made report that the
amendments 10 the constitution were
being voted on by the locals and that
the fun referendum vote would be taken
In one week more.
Some time was then taken up in dis
cusslng matters OF general interest and
the reports OF the progress made during
tho week In the craft. When this was
over the business was completed and the
session closed.
OTHER MEETINGS.
Among the other meetings held last
evening was one or the stationary en-
gineers the lnemen and the plaster
tenders. At none OF these sessions was
there more than the regular routine busl-
ness, and when all was disposed OF the
session closed.
MATTERS OF INTEREST.
The committee Of the Building Trades
Journal met last evening and orga niyad
The meeting elected Mr. A T. Mccormick
chairman. The remainder OF the time
was devoted 10 organization and will
meet for the consideration OF plans next
Sunday.
The bylaws committee OF the building
trades council Will meet on Sunday I'm
the Labor Temple.
Last evening Mr. Brickeli one OF the
brightest men In the labor movement In
this state and n District Organizer of
the a. r. OF L. was In attendance az the
Labor Temple and gave n very interest
Ing bat short talk
Mr.. Finnegan the business agent of the
building trades council is handing around
few cigars IN celebration OF his recov-
cry He gave one each 90 his associates
but Mr.. Hays baked Mr. Coleman had
had the experience before and was inn
mune.
'fhe contemplated organization OF the
hartenders OF Pascoag and Burrillville
vii not take place tomorrow as Mr. John
n Hayes Viii be away at Manchester
n. A., on business for the n r. Branch
of the y. l. J.. and Mr. Dolan will be in
the contest for president of the South
Providence division of the A. q. II
The organization will take place later.