The San Francisco call., 1906-09-04

mated Society of Carpenters, Branch
No. Marshal. G. E. Graham; aids, R.
II. Bell and NJ. f. Frary. Amalgamated
Society of Carpenters, Branch No. q
Marshal. William Wishart; aids, Dave
Bell and D. Fraser. Amalgamated So
ciety or Carpenters, Branch No. 5
Marshal, Thomas Maxwell; aids. w. W.
Freeland and w. B. Mass Wood Car
vers and Modelers' Union. Shinglers
Union No. Marshal, B. McGrath;
aids, William Shade and ]. Sullivan.
San Francisco Lumber Clerks Asso-
ciation-Marshal, R. T. Calvin; aids, e.
Pallas and H. c. James.
IRON MEN IN LINE.
The third division was headed by
Division Marshal George Ingle. The
unions in this division were: Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers Union
No 81 Housesmiths and Architectural
Iron Workers No. 7s-Marshal, p. N
Vaughn: aids, T. Carson, H. Haustein
H Lynch, H Lay. Plumbers Gas and
Steam Filters Union No. 442. Plum
bers'. Gas and steam Filters Helpers
Union. Electrical Workers No. g
Marshal, w. H. Urmy; aids, F. E. Has
keu, E. C. Loomis, S. Curtis. Steam
Pipe Boiler Coverers' Union. Wood, Wire
and Metal Lathers' Union No. SO. Anal
gamated Steel Metal Workers No. 104-
Marshal. ". Starke. aids. James Doyle
and Harry Costen. Amalgamated Sheet
Metal Workers No. 279-Marshal, ]. ].
DOYLE; aids, G. Grennan and E. Finn.
Gas and Electric Fixture Hangers No.
4O4-Marshal, L. c. eraser; aids, +.
Sharp and c. J. Lyman. Brass and
Chandelier Workers No. 15S. Elevator
Constructors Union No S-Marshal, A
B. Moon; aids. ]. Bower, ]. A Mathew
son. Elevator Conductors and Starters
Union.
THE FOURTH DIVISION.
The fourth division was under Di-
vision Marshal Peter Burke and was
made up of the following unions:
Building Material Team Drivers No. ZIG
Marshal, w. A. Yoest; aids, j. J. Nor
ris, A Milliard and F. Martin La
horers' Protective Union No. ss44-Mar-
shall p. J. Tierney; aids. William
Meakin and John Furguson. Steam
Engineers Union No. 64-Marshal,
John ]. Moriarity; aids, @. r. Fitz-
gerald and Daniel ]. O'Brien. Hosting
Engineers Union No. 69-Marshal, c.
A Markley; aids. E. V. McCan and John
Holden. Felt and Composition Roofers
No. Marshal, ID. NJ Graham; aids, f..
c. Trayes and J. Herget- Slate and Tile
Roofers' Union Tent and Awning
Makers Union No. i. Housemovers'
Union No. 1.
MANY UNIONS REPRESENTED.
Division Marshal NJ. Norton headed
the fifth and last division. in which
marched Painters Union No. 19-Mar-
shal. ]. B. Fleming; aids. w. G. Walsh,
Frank Seollin, L c. Lynch and c. J.
Morse Auxiliary to Painters District
Council Golden Gate No 1. Varnishers'
and Polishers' Union No. 134-Marshal.
L. B. Makree; aids, r. Leon and III.
Cunningham. Sign and Pictorial Paint
ers' Union No. 510-Marshal, Victor
Kress; aids, George Watson and Joseph
L. McLagon Paint Burners Union No.
962. United Glass Workers-Marshal,
w. Glager; aids, T.. Hallinon and t.
Caine. Carpet Mechanics Jnion--Mar-
shal. Chris Nelson; aids, w. d. Ryan
and William Redell. Window Shade
workers. Furniture Handlers Union
Marshal, s. 7. Arnold; aids. Anderson
and Wido.
The parade moved down Market
street TO the ferry. At the junction
Of California, Drumm and Market
streets II was reviewed by Grand Mar
shat Mccarthy, Mayor Schmitz and the
iudges of the parade, who were Cleve-
land L. Dam, r. B. Hale. Judge Thomas
y Graham, Cress Cannon and Otto
Ottesen-
CARPENTERS WIN FIRST PRIZE
The prizes were awarded on the
basis OF the number Of men In line in
proportion to the number the union
The first prize, 800, went to Carpen-
ters' Union No. %; the second, $50. tc
Golden Gate Plasterers' Union No. S.
the third, $25, to the Plumbers and
Gasfitters' Helpers Union.
MAYOR scHMTTz SPEAKS.
Attending the awarding of the prizes
q tremendous crowd gathered before
! the judges stand. AS Mayor Schmitz's
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