The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-20

him. On motion the request was granted.
A communication was received from
I. T. P. A; No: 1. notifying the Trades
cock is on the unfair list of the L. T. P.
A. On motion the communication was
received and the following committee H.
Pereault. JAS Walsh and Joseph Miller
was appointed to investigate the trouble.
Communications received from w. e.
McEwen, secretary-treasurer, of the State
Federation Of Labor enclosing call for the
gro convention of the Minnesota State
Federation of Labor and in regard to
running excursion to Brainerd at con-
vention time.
On motion the communications were
laid over till new business.
communication was received from the
Tile Settlers and Helpers Union stating
that their union was not large enough to
sand the expense to send delegates to
the Assembly be given seats in the AS
sembly without payment Of dues for =
period of six months
A communication from the Chicago Fed
GRAFTON of Labor protesting against tas
sending Of Federal troops to Chicago. On
motion the request be compiled with.
"A communication was received from the
San Francisco Labor Council in regard to
EMPLOYING eanai Jap labor on the Panama
referred to the Executive committee.
A communication was received from 8.
s.: Mcdonald rendering his resignation az
Vice President as he has left the city.
Receipts for the following bills was
read: Building Trades Council.
The following bills were read and being
W. p: Mathews drayage 500; Geo.
Mortified, postal cards $500; Labor World
rent for the month of May, $500. and the
o Q Proceedings of the Assembly.
American Bonding Co.. 500 and o. F.
The bond Of Secretary Treasurer Nelson
has been received and was turned over
The Building Structural Alliance dele
gates gates report that their charter has been
th The She's! Sheet Metal Workers reported that
City Council Delegate Lyle reported the
Council Coy was at the request Of the Paint
sPEciAfi coMM f11@f SE5sss'
Engineers and Burrows: Can make no
further report than has already been
glneers reports that Burrows engineer
has been obligated in the Engineers un-
ION: On motion the report De received
and the committee be discharged.
Committee on the Painters trouble re-
port that the A. Harrington, o. Erickson,
J. c. Johnson and 0. Bucklin would not
employ union painters and on motion tho
above firms were declared unfair by the
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
On motion the resolution of the San
Francisco Labor Council be endorsed and
the Secretary be instructed to draw I'D
q set OF resolutions and forward to the
NEW BUSINESS.
Call for the Stale Convention at Brain
erd. On motion five delegates be elected
to represent the Trades Assembly at the
convention. Nominees were President
Shartel, Delegates Pereault Walsh, Tu-
nell and J. Mcdonald. On motion The
Reading Clerk cast the ballot for Shartcl.
Fereault, Walsh, Tunell and J. McDon-
State Federation of Labor, and Alternates
are Boltz, Borrien and John Benson.
Delegate Thoma of the Carpenters was
elected vice president in place Of S. s.
Mcdonald who has left the city.
Delegate Jensen Of the Building Struc-
obligated.
delegate Thoma was appointed on the
Organization committee to take the place
Delegates from the Tailors' union report
that the firm of Mellen & Company at 80
their scale and are unfair
Excursion to Brainerd. On motion the
same be laid over till next regular meet
ing.
The Recording Secretary asks that he
be allowed to buy two letter files and
record book. On motion request be
On motion the Executive committee be
empowered to notify the unions when
Rev. J: K. Shellenbarger will address the
Assembly.
WILLIAM TUNELL,
Secretary.
1OSEptI suAprrY pro,a.