The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
FEDERATED TRADES AS.
SEMBLY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.)
Kalamazoo Block, Hall D.
Friday, March "A, 1905.

Regular meeting.
President shartel in the chair.
Roll call showed all officers present ex-
cept A: @. Kelly. sergeant at arms.
Minutes Of previous meeting were read
and upon motion were approved.
The roll call of unions and the condition
Of trade was as follows: Butchers. trade
good; Building Trades Council, trade Is
good j: Clerks. good: Cigarmakers, fair;
Electrical Workers, trade good; Leather
Workers. good: Musicians. good; Machin-
i It, fair; Printers. good; Rainters, good;
sea: /: r., j: F: A., DUH Team Drivers
BILLS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The bill Of w. NJ Prindle & Co., for
and being duly examined and approved
by the trustees, was upon motion ordered
paid.
The following receipts were read and
ordered filed; Geo. Mortified, for post
al cards; Building Trades Council, rent
for labor headquarters, and H. fucker
man of the Capmakers, strike benefit.
e. NcEwen. secretary treasurer" In re-
gard to the proposed school election bills
as drawn up by Mr.. J. A. Reyes. On
endorsed BY the Trades Assembly.
A comm9nication was received from
W p: McEwen. publisher Of the Labor
World in regard to publishing the he Of
Assembly. IN the Labor World. and on
motion Of Delegate Kromroy the offer Of
the Labor World was accepted on condi-
on naf 4a Saafs a the
month.
A communication was received from
Senator T. M. Pugh stating that he would
election laws as endorsed by the Trades
was received and filed.
REPORTS OF o TFATnRNA1 DELE
The delegates from the Building Trade:
passed out of existence, and that the
building Structural Alliance had taken
REfoRTs OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The chairman OF the organization COM
mercial Telegraphers have an organic
alton In this city and have a membership
Of thirty-five and that they meet the
first Friday Of the month.
The Tile Workers have received their
books, seal and charter and g perma-
nent organization will go into effect Sat-
urday evening.
The members of the committee have
Some OF the former members OF the
Laundry Drivers have requested that a
union OF their calling be organized in the
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The chairman Of the committee to sell
tie differences between the Engineers and
the Fitger Brewing Co. and the Duluth
Brewing and Mating Co. reported that
Mr.. Fitger had signed the scale for the
Fltger Brewing Co., and that the men,
bers of the committee have not been able
to see Mr.. H0ch Of the Duluth Brewing
Co.
The members Of the committee appoint
ed at the request Of the Painters union
reported that Mr.. Holleran informed
them that all the work on his buildings
had been done by contract.
At the request Of the delegates from
the Painter1 union the matter of Mr..
1 ELECTION oF OFFICERS.
There being a vacancy In the board of
trustees nominations were in order for
The Following Delegates were placed in
Lean and Paul Boltz
Mr.. G. W. r. Hegg received the ma
jority of the votes cast, and was de-
clared elected to fill the unexpired term
ending July 31st, 1906.
NEW BUSINESS.
On motion Of Delegate Pereauk the
boycott placed on the Acme Laundry
some years ago was removed because
Of the fact that the Laundry Workers
members Of that calling seem to have no
further desire for organization, and the
secretary was instructed to notify Mr..
Armstead of the action Of the Trades
Assembly.
Adjourned.
Attested: