The San Francisco call., 1906-06-17
EDITED BY o. M. BOYLE.

international Steamrtters' Union No.
46 is holding temporary meetings at
$50 Twenty ninth street on the first
and third Sundays Of each moath.
Funds for the relief OF members are
being received from international To-
calls. 7. A Reardon, corresponding sec
retary and business agent, residing at
Ssl OAK street, was elected a delegate
70 the Baltimore international Conven-
tion, which convened on June 4. Mr.
Reardon is widely known on this coast
as a most uncompronising labor union
advocate, and the local could not have
sent better man to represent its in
rerests. Mrs. Rear6On accompanied her
husband East. Word has already been
received that the international has i'm
posed an assessment of 25 cents on
each Of its members TO swell the fund
for the relief Of members of No. as.
OF the 115 members on the roll no one
was bodily injured during the great
calamity which swept over the city in
April All members are now at work.
The election Of officers will take place
81 the meeting Sunday. June p. Mem
bers are requested TO attend.
The Allied Provision Trades Council
viii hold 8 session next Tuesday even
ing at 43l Ivy avenue. The secretary
OF the council. Julius Selmer. makes
his headquarters at this number
The Union Printers Mutual Aid So
ciety has made the following nomina !
tions: President, O. J. Treat, first vice
president. J. J. Chaudet; second vice
president. F. s. Carmona; recording
secretary, J. Paul Spencer; financial
secretary. George H Branch; treasurer.
H Y. Riffel; marshal. J. D. Laing;
guardian. n ". Dunbar: board of di-
rectors. w Kelly and J. A Smell. The
election viii be held at st. Helen Hall,
Fifteenth and Market streets. Sunday,
July Is. The society has remitted the
dues Of members who were in good
standing on April until July /
The House committee on interstate
and foreign commerce has authorized a
favorable report on the Senate bill
making q maximum number of hours
of continuous labor for railway train
men sixteen. TO be followed with a rest
period Of ten hours.
The San Diego Federated Trades and
Labor Council, 1t special meeting held
at the request Of the theatrical work
ers, tried to settle the dificulty which
arose between them and the propri-
etress of the theater She assumed
charge Of affairs and, taking the keys
from the union employees. stated that
their services were no longer required.
The matter was then referred to the
arbitration committee of the Trades
Council, which win see If some amicable
understanding cannot be reached.
mattresses Union No. As will hold it's
regular weekly meeting tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:Se o'clock. A complete set
Of oficers will be placed in nomina-
tion. Discussion will be hss on the
working button, and it is probable that
Il will be adopted. Miss Minnie An
drews the capable business agent, is
busy placing members in restaurants,
and can be found daily at 431 Ivy ave-
nue. from II a m to 2 p. m. Propri-
etors wishing competent help can be
furnished the same by applying to the
business agent.
Members Of Brass and Chandelier
workers Union No. I5s are receiving
assistance from the international body
and other Eastern labor organizations
All members needing assistance are