The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-11


BARRIERS. Labor temple.
Electrical workers, Exchange place.
BARTENDERs NOMINATE OFFICERS
The bartenders yesterday afternoon
held an open session 50 far as the mem
bers were concerned, and large num-
ber Of them were on hand for the regular
nominations Of the officers and as some
OF them have said the nomination Is
equivalent TO an election.
one OF the notable features Of the meet
Ing was the fact that there were no oppo-
sition candidates put into the field so
that all the men up will be chosen unless
they decided themselves TO resign.
There was very large attendance OF
the members and much business was dis
posed Of during the afternoon The hrst
thing done after the meeting was opened
was the hearing OF the reports or the
various committees ana the delegates 10
the Central Trades and Labor union.
When this business was done then the
excitement OF the day was DeBuh' am
there were more campaign speeches ana
hot air" thrown than was USED IN lhe
last campaign. Many OF the candldatSs
found out more good about themselves Il
that afternoon than they thought lhey
had accomplished In their past lie
a very large number OF old onicers are
holding over on account OF the work uohe
IN the past year, ana II was thoughI a.
the session Yesterday that the union hau
now the most efficient corps or otlcers
that any union In the city can ooaSt OF
The elections Were as follows; FresldcilL., =, -
William J. Power vice presiidem'' JTobbI, JTobn
Thompson financial secretary, John !.
Haves; treasurer Larry IL. German
press secretary, George A. Cnaleei anu
business agent, Phil Agnew. The cnhp
iatn was Peter r. Rowen: inspector, Bar
ney Hurle; inside guard, william Daley
outside guard, John IL Ward; trustees;
Michael Sullivan Michael Win'brs MI bnsrd is is
r. J. Dolan, James Dolan. Harry Homer
William II. Power, John Mullaney anu
John Harrington The retreshsier,t, y, o.ors Co,as-
mittee WAS made 70 consist or Messrs,
| Agnew. Bowen and Hayes. The audltlhs
| committee was announced as 10 pe mace
| public at the next meeting
The purchasing committee consists "i
Nessrs Uayes. Bowen and German, and
the Joint executive board OF Messrs Do
| Ian. Thompson and ARnew' For this latter
| office Mr. Hayes declined in favor or the
| business agent OF the union. Mr.. Agnew'
Mr. Hayes Is one OF the officers who has
| held the position of financial secretary Tor
| n number OF terms and filled the office Ia
tho entire satisfaction Of the union Al
most all the other members or the oftlclal
corp has held the offices before and given
satisfaction.
MUSICIANS ELECT OFFICERS.
Yesterday afternoon was the occasion OF
the meeting OF the musicians union local
1e9 at which time the election Of the Of
ficers took place.
There was a very large amount OF rou-
tine business to be disposed OF at the
same time so that the session was very
busy The executive board reported on the
weekly meetings fay the past month ana
the number OF mon that had been taken
into the union I'm that time.
The remainder of the time aside from
the hearing OF the report OF the delegates
TO the central trades and labor union was
devoted 10 the election OF the officers.
The election resulted as follows:
President. VIM. j. Mcguire; vice presl-
dent. Angelo De Pasquale; second vice
president. Chas. T. Butterfeld; recording
secretary, Benz. II. oxley; financial secre-
tary, +. A. Kearns; trustees, Chas.
Hawes ]. C. Daley, r r. Jennie and the
delegates 10 the central trades and labor
union
The remainder OF the time was devoted
to general matters OF interest with a very
large attendance. The installation OF the
| officers will take place at the next meet
| ing In January.
| BoTTLERS LOSE ANOTHER MEM
BER.
The bottlers' union is again cast ir
| gloom by the loss OF another member OF
| the union Mr. John Slandsfeld. who died
| on Friday This is the second member &c
| die I'm the past two weeks and the gloon
! cast over the body Is very genprally felt
| Mr.. Slandsfleld was one OF the charter
! members of the union and he worked fol
! a number OF years at the billing depart
ment OF the Narragansett Brewing Co. II,
! has been sergeant-at-arms for the unior
| for n number OF years and has always
| been prominent In the affairs OF the union
| He will be buried on Tuesday from his
! late residence 10 Whittier street and th'
! local Will attend I'm hacks. The charte
will be draped at the next meeting anC
! the international union will be Informed
! OF the death.
The union will also send flowers an,
| take other measures TO honor the death.
OTHER MEETINGS.
Among the other meetings since Satur.
/ day evening were those OF the bakers and
! the tailors The tailors nominated Officers