The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-08
EDITED BY O. M. BOYLE


mems Union The council concurred
in the report.
The Milk Wagon Drivers Union wage
scale was Endorsed and the council
concurred in the recommendation
Mixers Unions and Baggage Mes
senger's Unions wage scales, subject
to the Endorsement of the American
Federation of Labor, were Endorsed.
The suit brought against the coun-
ell by the leaders of the Donatelli Band
was referred to the executive COM
mittee
The legislative committee was au-
thorized to look into the feasibility of
drafting law to prevent convict-made
| goods entering California.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to draw up suitable resolutions
in reference to the Presidents attitude
on the Japanese question: }. J. ONeill,
G. B. Benham and George A. Tracy
Walters Union No. 80 met wednes-
day evening at its headquarters, 1895
Scott street, NJ P Scott in the chair
The following nominations were made
For president, A. c. Rose and J. D.
Kirkpatrick; for first vice president,
Dan Foster, j. P. O'Neil and II. Mar
shall; for second vice president, Burt
La Rue; for recording secretary, A. c.
Beck, w H. Mcguire and A. Schlieper;
for financial secretary, Theodore John
son; for treasurer. A. j. Peterson; for
| business agents (vote for two), r. L.
Grimmer, Thomas Awkward, E. ]. Marsh
and j. J. O'Brien; trustees (yote for
three), w. C. Davis, A. Renk, Ferdinand
Jensen and r. H Champion: for iexecu-
tive board (vote for twelve), William
S. Moore, j. H. Hennessy. Frank Will
son, NJ Kroyer, William Schwandes, Ed
I Z.
cry, Dan Foster, j. McWilliams, Her
man Elbing, w. H. White, C. s. Har-
din, J. L. Edgar, Thomas H. Talbot,
William LEM and Z. G. George; for
delegates to local joint executive board
(vote for sikh, Theodore Johnson, W. S.
Moore, j. H. Hennessy, A. Renk, Ed
T. McKenna, w c. Davis, A. c. Rose,
]. ID. Kirkpatrick; William LEM, A.
Schiieper and ]. McWilliams, far dele
gates to Labor Council (vote for ten) ;,
R. L. Grimmer, A. C. Rose, Burt LaRue,
W. C. Davis, NJ. P Scott, Theodore
Johnson, Thomas Awkward, E. j. Marsh,
j. ]. O'Brien, r. II. Champion, Tony
Geister, Edward F. McKenna, E. C.
George, Ferdinand Jensen, j. d. Kirk
patrick, A. Schlieper, William S. Moore,
Frank Wilson and j. II. Hennessy; for
delegates to stockton convention of
State Federation of Labor vote for
twelve), A. C. Beck, A. Schlieper, A.
Renk, r. H. Champion, William S.
Moore, Jack Morrison, j. H. Hennessy,
Tony Geister, C. Parson. Ferdinand
Jensen, A. j. Peterson. M. Kroyer Fred
Emery, Dan Foster, r. l.. Grimmer, w.
H Mcguire, w. C. Davis, ]. D. Kirk
patrick and c. B. Hardin. The election
board consists of George A. Conley, J.
Walter, A. G. McOmber, B. Widrin, Fred
Salesman and H. S. Harris. The cleo
ton takes place December 81.
At the last regular meeting of d.
vision No. 1872, Anialgamated Associa-
ton of Street and Electric Railway
Employees. in Oakland. the following
nominations for officers were made:
! For president and business agent. ]. w.
Smart; for vice president, S. f. Con-
molly and j. Fitzsmmons; for secre-
ary-treasurer, w. j. Hooper and James
Woods; for recording secretary, w. r.
Tatman and E. Martin. With hardly
an exception good men have been
named for all the offices. 1t was de-
termined to have Division No 1872 rep
resented at the Stockton convention of
the State Federation of Labor by two
delegates. Seventeen candidates were
initiated and some twenty-five applica-
lions received. Discussion of the read
ing-room proposition waxed very warm
and, though apparently it was favored
by a majority, it was decided to vote
on the matter at the next general cleo
ton to be held December 49, The fol-
! lowing are still on the unfair list of
the union: ]. Boviniger, badge 651, and
L. ]. Peterson, badge ssS. both of the
San Pablo division, and @. Cornell,
badge 96, Piedmont avenue
The following officers We're elected
at the last meeting of Machinists'
Lodge No. IS: President, ]. ] Fitz-
patrick; vice president, j. Burns; re-
cording secretary, l.. L. Gummow
! financial secretary, Charles w Meyer;
treasurer, O. f. Minedew; conductor,
! H. S. Grace; inside sentinel A j. Har-
| ran; trustee, j. T. Bailey. Auditing
/ committee-J Began, A H. Erwin and
d. p. Haggerty. Delegates to Labor
/ Council. ]. Fitzpatrick. w r. Hag-
gerty, C. E. Duncan, E. H. Misner, w.
! j. Wynn, J. A. Kelly, r. 1. Wisler, j.
Burns, j. Began and Charles Melrose.
Delegates to Iron Trades Council-E.
| II. Misner, c. Melrose and c. e. Duncan.
! Delegates to Stockton convention of
| State Federation of Labor-William r.
! Hagerty and J. A. Kelly. Next Wednes-
/ day a special election will be held for
/ business agent because of tie at the
| last meeting.
/ dDOTerS HTOleCtlNt Union NO. oJff
! will meet tomorrow evening at Sheet
Metal Workers Hall, Guerrero street,
/ near Fourteenth. All members are ex-
pected to be present, as nominations
| for officers will be in order. The cleo
ton will be held Tuesday, December
lis. After tomorrow's meeting the
union will meet on Tuesday evenings.
/ Members are requested to make a note
of this change. Fines will be imposed
/ for non attendance on election night.
/ At the last meeting Furniture
/ Handlers Union No. ] made the fol-
lowing nominations. the election to
/ take place next Friday: For spresi-
dent A S. Alexander; vice president.
+ Edward Crosby; treasurer, A. s. Tyler;
recording secretary, w. H. Presly;
financial secretary, f. c. Burns; con-
/ ductor William Starkey. warden, Neil
Christensen: trustee, Edward OBrien;
delegates to Building Trades Council,
/ A. S. Alexander. Neil Christensen and
Frank Hayes.
/ The Homestake mine, owned by the
Hearsts is threatened with a strike.