The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22


state Building Trades Council viii
meat next Sunday at sG4 G-aguna street
corre- A5cAiiister. The board consists
Q: the following: General president
?. r GleCarthy &C san Francisco; gen
eraI secretary treasurer. @. A. Tveit-
rloe OF San Francisco; first vice pTesi-
dent, J. =. Bowen Of Alameda County;
second vice president. r. n Smith Of
Santa Clara County; third vice presi-
denJ. ~. G. Barnhard OF San Joaquin
County fourth vice president J. It. In
field OF Sacramento. fifth vice presi-
dent. James A. Gray OF Los Angeles:
sixth vice president, John Coefeld of
San Francisco; seventh vice president
c. Z. Brewer OF Santa Cruz; general
counsel. Cleveland I. Dam OF San Fran
cisco: members OF the executive board,
Edward Z Nolan OF san Francisco, j.
P Burke OF Alameda County. 2. y
GAY Of San Joaquin County. George
Du1y Of Sacramento. ". G. Mathew
son Of Santa Clara County. George G.
Smith OF Santa CRUZ County, George y.
Hill OF Los Angeles. J. W. Maloney Of
Marin County. II. z. Harding Of Sono-
ma County, and sergeant at arms, f.
II. Pratt Il IS expected that full
= board viii be present, II being the
semi-annual meeting. Several ques-
tions OF Importance VIII be considered
and disposed Of at the session The
labor situation Will receive close at
tention. Measures viii be discussed
which win provide an adequate sup
ply OF skilled building artisans as they
may be needed in the reconstruction Of
San Francisco. San Jose and Santa
Rosa, in addition 70 what may be need
ed in the normal progress Of the
state.
Bsrtenders' League No. 81 held its
semi-anuual election yesterday at its
headquarters, the polls being open
from 10 a. m TO p. m The following
were the successful candidates: Pres
ident, E. F. Lemon; second vice presi-
ident, S. T. Lemon; second vice presi-
dent. c. J Helberg: financial secretary,
P. I. Hon; recording secretary and bus
fness agent. Al Condrotte; treasurer. z.
F. Leamon; inspector. J. Franklin; in
side guard, c. H Dcnlon; outside guard,
r Cordes; trustees, W. n Battersby, J..
Vera and II slemmer; executive
board. J. H. Peters. p. Herlihy. P L.
Hon 7. n. Scully and c. H. Donlon;
delegates 10 the local joint executive
board, P. L Hoff, George J. Ferris and
J. Vera: alternates, z. F. Leamon. W y.
Battersby and A J. Foley; delegates
10 the Labor Council, Al Condrotte, p.
/. Hon. J. Vera. T. NJ Scully and E T.
next Monday afternoon. beginning a
o'clock Light refreshments will be
served and a most excellent programme
has been prepared. The bartenders are
princes when II comes to entertaining
. Cement Workers Union No. ! held its
regular weekly meeting at Twenty
second and Folsom streets last Wed
nesday night with a fairly good at
sided and all officers were present The
special business Of the evening was the
nomination Of officers. and there was
neither lack of oratory nor candidates.
Following were placed in nomination:
For president, r. H. Wunderlich. w. A.
Best. c. E Osgood and George Nc
DOUgau; vice president, William Con-
nelly; recording and corresponding
secretary. Thomas Doyle; financial sec
retary. NJ J. Kelly; treasurer, L L
Fischer; marshal, D. Savage: sergeant
at arms, P Byrnes; executive board
lseven 70 be elected), o. A Tveitmoe
~. Broderick. H. Anderson, Joseph Wit
mer. Thomas Flynn. c. A. Barnum. s.
P Anderson and A. L. Eidelman; ;
finance committee (three to be elected),
Charles Clfvers, A Watson and Chris
Smith: business agent, A L Flaherty;
delegates TO the Building Trades Coun
ell (eight TO e elected. William Con-
T. r y
Q. A Tveitmoe, R. II Wunderlich, o.
Jaeger, n J. Kelly, Thomas Doyle and
c. F. Osgood- The election viii take
place at next Wednesday evenings
meeting, at which time the union will
also finally pass on the proposed Build
ing Trades Council Temple. The local
sent back another check for $1,000,
which was sent to help the sufferers by
the fire The Cement Workers are in
such q position that they are not in
need OF aid and they returned the
money with thanks. That makes
$4,000 the union has returned
The Labor Council will be in regular
session this evening at its hall on Noe
| street. and all delegates are requested
70 be IN their seats promptly.
The hall committee Of the Labor Bu-
reau Association has several sites for
home under consideration, but as yet
the place has not been definitely fixed.
II IS expected that in q day or so the
eite will have been selected, and the
building viii Immediately be begun.
The bureaus present quarters are not
eligible. besides the landlord has de-
cided 70 raise the rent from SEQ a
month 70 s1oo, and he wants to re-
serve some of the house. When the
members have built their hall they will
be as comfortably fixed as any labor
Organization n the city.
The Boston Newsboys' Protective
Union, a local OF the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor, has decided to send a
representative to Harvard University
this fall The union some time ago
started q scholarship fund. hoping to
raise $4,000. The fund now amounts to
$4,000. which yields an annual income
OF 500 President Eliot is an hon
erary member OF the union, and he
has urged the boys not TO wait until
the fund is complete. Offering to ac-
cept the income OF the present amount
until IL is larger. The beneficiary OF
the fund Will be selected By competi-
tive examination,
Circulars have been sent out TO every
labor organization in the United He
brew Trades in New York City calling
q convention OF labor unions at Wash
lngton to take action regarding the
methods OF the Association of Mine