The San Francisco call., 1905-01-11
MAY ESTABLISH
MEMBERS HOME
Delegates of Bricklayers'
and Masons' Convention
Discuss the New Project
MISSING TRUNKS FOUND
Philadelphia Union Is Pre-
sented With a Testimonial
for Hospitality Extended
GfssfSAo
MISSING TRUNKS FOUND
C.;

The proposition to establish a home
! for aged members of their union, that
was brought up at the previous con-
vention Of the Bricklayers' and Ma
| sons International Union at Trenton,
/ Pa. was discussed again at yester-
days session Of that body at Pioneer
| Hall. Delegate James Sullivan talked
I on the project, which will be finally
| settled before the adjournment in this
city. A corporation has asked the
international body for the privilege Of
raising funds for the establishment of
| such home, which is expected to be
! self-supporting.
The missing trunks of the delegates
were found yesterday and prevented
a great deal of inconvenience, as many
| of them contained documents to be
read before the convention. The trunks
had been at the depot for a couple Of
days. 1t seems the routing had been
changed and they came over the Sun
J set route.
| A number of resolutions were intro
| duced in reference to rules. They were
referred to the proper committees.
i Miss Emma Lanphere of Chicago, gen.
! eral organizer Of the Retail Clerks
Association. and Mr.. O'Dell were
! granted permission to address the con-
vention to-day.
A beautiful testimonial was present
ed to Philadelphia Union No. 1 by the
! convention as a token of appreciation
! of their hospitality to the delegates of
| the last convention at Trenton. The
| testimonial is cleverly made arch
designed by Otto Helrich, a member
| of Boston Union.
The presentation speech was made
| by President William j. Bowen. r. H.
Kelly in behalf of the Philadelphia
| Union responded with an appropriate
! speech.
A meeting Of those interested in
| State conference legislation was held
| at recess to agree on some uniform
| plan for conference work to present
| to the convention. This subject will
be one of the important topics Of the
meeting.
| The delegates visited Chinatown last
night and this evening a high Jinks
and smoker will be given at Scottish
Hall.
The following committees were ap-
! pointed:
| Committee on Reviews and Appeals-Harry
Bone (chairman). 16. Indiana; T. T. Barrett.
Ernest ]. whitney, 8, Florida; William Mitch
ell, 2. Georgia: Frank Ward IA, Illinois; Will
liam Hughes. p Illinois; b F. Hamblin; 4,
f. Reese. 5. Maryland; Thomas F. Conroy, 20.
Massachusetts,: James Granger. II. Michigan;
New York odop s. WIZ Williams 0sk 'G4o North caroina
Henry Elstro Is. Ohio John F. Ott. is. Penn
j. McNichols. H. wisconsin
Committee on Officers Report-Bert Childs
wiam j. baeeus aine caionia
Fl, illinois; john W. Clark s5 Illinois; James
Joseph Dagle, 9. Kansas: Andrew Smith. l.
ManitobaS A. :. Koyne. :, Maryland; J: B.
Missouri: stephen A. Smith. s. New York;
Louis Maher. q. New York; Louis Mazzola.
Porter Y9 Ees shsres oha
Tennessee; Thomas Norris. 3. Utah; James
Erickson A. Washington; Charles Baumbach.
COMMITTEES on Subordinate Unions-Charles
F. Fulcher Chairman; ;,,;. 4; Tennessee; j. F..
Charles Charles G. Bussby. j. Colorado i. l. Moore.
dsh? IL Him nos n Tho%s. moTa peses
diana: J. C. Leeds. 2. Indian Territory; John
Mcintyre, /. Iowa; Michael O Brien. 10, Mas.
sachusetts; Madison McMurry. 1, Michigan;
aid I 49, New York: John Lynch, "a, New
Heyder. 28. Ohio; John II. Igo. 50, Pennsyl-
vania; H. e. Hermanson. 4, Washington; Her
bert omiftes 1ssh; ON risnanceswater Gray
| (chairman). /, Kentucky; David Burness. z.
California; William simmonds, 0. California;
! q McCafferty 2 Idaho John Stretch. 21.
Brown, Brown 6. Massachusetts; Nels Warner, 2;
Minnesota; Bert Childs. 2, Missouri; Daniel
Lahey 49, New rYoTs York 81 New Yaqs " Wsm
Kuhner 81. Oho H. w. Doak. Sc. Pennsyl-
vania; Dan Moore. 81. Texas; Hamilton Pig
William H. Maghan. 1. District of Columbia
Committee on General Good-G. r. Stewart
shspman RsNlands sfS5r
2. illinois: William Booth. 90 Illinois: Clarke
Massachusetts: Andrew p skogberg. 5. Min
nesota: Dan Kavanaugh. i, Missouri; Louis
Nsw Ss cRiSs RoSsrt " Ntb
| ercott As. New York; P. w. Peace. I. North
Carolina: John May, 8. OHIO; Harry Fpssell.
Vinson. 1. Pennsylvania: John L. Gleason, 1.
Committee on G.annt rananceHnne Eii e Gon,sr aroeh
California; Thomas Mulcahy, Z. California;
Fred M. Cohen. ]. Georgia; John Worth, 26,
Territory: e. P; withan. .. Maine; George
Samuel Sam Tor Tomley al. New York: A. B. craw,
50 Msw York. sssa waG 1h0
EDWARDS. 80, Pennsylvania; John H. Green
well. 8 Utah; A. @. seibert. 2, Washington;
s.,r COMMITTEES on Journai-Edward J. Brandon
| (chairman). Z, California; Harry johnson. 9.
| California; William Campbell, L, COnnectlcuts
| Ananias Brown. 6, Georgia: Albert H. Cope.
10. Illinois; Thomas A. Driver. 81. Illinois;
William J. Sawyer. 36, Indiana; M L. Sargent.
| g. Kansas: Henry Danz, D. Maryland: William
Pawley, 25, Massachusetts,; William ]. Grigs-
by 13 Missouri: John brady. 2 New York:
| III. New York; James Hickey "a. New York:
Albert S. Foster, IL. North Carolina; Edwin
| Chamberlain, 49, Ontario: J. j. Burkley, 80.
Pennsylvania; H. j. Maxwell 10. South Caro-
lima; j. s. Fisher g. Texas.
Committee on Constitution-James ]. Maho
| ney (chair1nan), 4. Ohio; z. A. Gerety. 2,
California: Otto p Landgren, 8, California:
c. W. Fellows, "a. Illinois; A. W. Camp, 20,
! Illinois. J. NJ Wilson, IL, Indiana G. D. Me-
servey g. Maine; George ]. Walsh, 4, Mary
! land; NJ ]. Shea 27. Massachusetts,; o. A.
I! Kinkel 1. Nevada; John Ennis. l. New York;
! Josenh C. Collins. g. New York: Robert Trif-
fin. o. New York: John ]. Gon,ble 20, New
| York: r. p. O Briant g. North Carolina; Harry
| e. SeIby, 21 Ohio; s. H. Foxworthy, 8, On
| tario; Madonna Domenico, 81. Pennsylvania;
| Jack Davidson. 8. Texas; Herman Schunenan:
| g. Washington: Fred C. Connor. 2. District Of
4 Columbia
Committee Oil Ways and Means-David Gil
| roux (chairman) l. Quebec; Peter Gill. 2. Cali
! forr1ia: John Peterson. 10. California; w. r.
Rogers. 2. Colorado: George F. Gubbins Il.
| Brown 1. Minnesota; Hugh Begley 81. New
| York: James Finn, So New York: Samuel
| Lord r. New York; William J. Skinner. 81.
| New York: James w. MCGOWAN 4, North
! Carolina; John W. Harper, 21. Ohio: p. II,
| Kelly, /. Pennsylvania; Ed Barris. Z. Pennsyl-
vania. j. e. Trowbridge, /. Utah; e. D. Oliver,
| l. virginia.: Spencer Crosse. 2 Washington;
| Robert H McMackin. 1. District of Columbia
! Press Committee-Albert II. Cope, 13. Iilf-
| nois E. ]. Brandon. T. California; E. A. Mof-
| fett, 1, Pennsylvania.
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