The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
MANY LABOR TROUBLES
REACH A SETTLEMENT
That Have Recently Been Trans :.
acted in Union Circles.
HuEkR

Acting under instructions from
headquarters the Paperhangers' and
Fresco Painters Union No. SOC will
withdraw from the local Building
Trades Council. This withdrawal is
the result of the trouble arising out of
the late election in the painters un-
ion, in which two sets of presiding Of
f1cers claim the right of authority.
The new wage schedule that has
been submitted to the managers Of the
sugar company has been accepted.
This acQuiescence on the part of the
sugar company has given much salts
faction to the employees.
Peace has been declared between
the Cordes Furniture Company and
the union men that were battling for
union rules. All the hands employed
by the Cordes Company will join the
union at the next meeting.
Information from Los Angeles
brings the news that the butchers
strike, which has been carried on since
last October, has been settled and all
boycotts declared off.
New headquarters for the San Fran
cisco Painters District Council has
L
quarters are elegantly fitted up with
reading-rooms and billiard and smok-
ing apartments. The first meeting
was held in the new quarters last
night, at which quite a number of the
craft were present.
The reorganization Of the District
Council of Sheet Metal Workers has
been perfected with the following off,
GERS:
President. Franklin ]. Boyd of Oakland: vice
president. w J.. Forbes OF San Jose; secre-
urer. James Doyle Of San Francisco
At the meeting tomorrow C. w.
Schwartz and ]. ]. Keny will address
the delegates.
Bicycle and Automobile Mechanics
Union No. 1T has elected the follow
ing officers:
President. c. H Woodward; vice president.
d. n Nicholson; treasurer II. w. Cobb;
recording secretary T.. o. Pullman; financial
man; guardian I. W. Honchman; delegate
to Labor Council. J. thinner.
The election Of the Bookbinders'
Union No. 81 resulted in the selection
of the following officers:
President. Charles ]. williams; vice presi
cent. Ed wagner; recording secretary, A.
PAUL; financial secretary. William j. Flem-
ing; treasurer, George Pedan; statistician,
Howard Morton; guide S. Rose: executive
committee-Joseph Floyd Theo Fluehr and
William J. Stricken; business agent, William
Brown; inspector, James d. Kelly; delegates
TO the Allied Printing Trades Council-Theo
F1uehr. T. Leary and D. T. Powers; dele
gates to Labor Council-T Fluehr T. ISeary
spd D. T. Powers; delegates to Bindery
Women's Union No. 125-Wiliam Strickland
and Theo Fluehr: press correspondent, d. T.
Powers.
The election for officers of Mill
wrights' Union No. 766 was held last
night and resulted as follows
President w. II. Pratt; first vice president.
Taylor; recording secretary, c. w. Martin:
financial secretary c. A. Kinnear; treasurer,
George p Dorgan; warden, Joseph Hanley;
conductor Alex TAFT; auditors. w. Miller,
G. w. Martin and A. TAFT; trustees-W. H
Pratt George Taylor and G. w Martin; del
egates TO District Council-C. A. Kinnear and
N. N Dibbert; delegates to Building Trades
Council-M. ]. Bradley. A. TAFT and II. T.
Spauiding.
There is much interest manifested
among the union men of the city in the
mass-meeting that will be held tonight
at the Alhambra Theater for the pur'