The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-14
ITALIAN CARPENTERS NoMINA.
TIONS.


Last evening the Italian Carpenters
local. 1893 held another very interesting
meeting in the new rooms of the body in
Labor temple The occasion for the great
interest was the nominations for the
officers to do duty for the next year.
Aside from this there were several other
matters OF interest to come before the
meeting also.
The delegates to the Building Trades
council made a very interesting report on
the actions taken at the last meeting. The
report proved to be something to awaken
the greater interest of the local I'm the
work about the city and was delberated
to some extent.
The delegates to the carpenters council
also made a very good report, showing
the fluctuations OF trade during the past
week
One matter that aroused the greatest
interest among the members was the an
nouncement that Anthony v. Pettne had
translated the constitution Of the council
into Italian. and that hereafter the mem
bers of the local could read the same
with more ease and understanding than
heretofore
For doing the local this service Mr..
Pettine was given rousing vote OF
thanks
The question OF the nominations for
Officers then took place, and the can
didates are as follows: President David
Spazzione and Michael CollavesslIo; finan-
cial secretary, Frank hi Nitric and
Genaro Alveri; treasurer. Etore Alveri;
recording secretary. Anthony V. pettine;
conductor. Pasquale GENTLE and Vito
Gollioleti. trustee Frank Volcano and
Ligo Satopagio
This concluded the business OF the meet
ing. and after addresses by John r. Nc
Carthy and William Hymes the session
closed The elections will take place at
the next meeting or the local.
CARPENTERS %'S ROUTINE SESSION
Last evening there was regular meet
ing of the Carpenters a. but
tho business OF the meeting was most
ly OF routine nature and in consequence
the meeting xas cut short
The delegates to the Building Trades
council made a very interesting report as
10 the work of the past week and the
plans for the future
The delegates TO the Carpenters coun-
Gil made a report also that was far from
duh Several matters then came before
the meeting for discussion and approval
or disapproval. after which the transac-
tion OF the general business closed the
session.
GAS WORKERS MEET.
Last evening, despite the storm that
kept smost people near the hreslde. there
was n large gatherings OF the members of
the Gas Workers union for the discussion
and the dsposing OF the business COM
Ing up during the course Of the weekly
meetings.
There were several new names proposed
by the membership oommitte and ac-
cepted by the body last evening The
mutations OF the same followed
number OF communications came be-
fore the meeting. some OF them pertain.
ing to the workings OF tho body. while
others came from tho international and
were IN the nature OF settlements OF
questions involved.
Some time was devoted to these and
then they were delivrd into the hands Of
the corresponding secretary for approval
\ discussion Of the conditions that per.
tain "a the local here then occupied n
great part OF the time. after whcn the
meeting closed.
CtGARMAKERs DETERMINED
Last evening there was very deter
mined stand taken by tho Cigarmakers'
union 20 have the products made under
fair conditions put fairly before the pee.
pie.
This work has been going ON FOR some
time and particularly during the past two
weeks Delegates from the local have