The San Francisco call., 1906-12-20

trustees-J. J. Field, L. Peters. John O.
Walsh John I. Nolan and John Wynn.
Auditors (vote for three)-Louis Peters.
Frank Moss. Robert Hunt and Thomas
H Dowd. Executive committee (vote
for seven)-M Eagan, Thomas II.
Dowd, William P. McCabe, A 7. Wynn.
J. T. Nolan, F. Ryan, r. Simmonds +.
| W. Burton, NJ Gray, William Healey
and John Dietz Inductor. A. Peterson;
doorkeeper, Thomas H Dowd; dele
gates 70 the Labor Council (vote for
fve)-Wflliam P McCabe, John o.
Walsh, John j. Field. r. Hunt NJ.
Ahearn, Ed Toomey and William
Hea1ey Delegates to Iron Trades
Council (vote for three)-Frank Heo-
raid. Ed Toomey, Frank Cassidy and
John Cassidy. Physician, J. NJ Toner.
M. D.
The Pacific Coast Walters Associa-
tion elected the following board of di-
rectors at the meeting Tuesday night:
W. E. Collins, c. R. Einselen, d. III.
Foster, Edward Hoppe, f. G jenkins.
G. W. Kennett, Edward r.. Moss,
Adolph Muller ]. Alex McCra and
William Regan The board will meet
and elect the officers. This organiza-
tion of walters has by resolution de-
cided that its members must belong
to Waters Union No. so. 1t has $50
names on the roll. A movement is on
foot to have central headquarters for
all walters in the city. At the pres
ent time all arrangements for trade
rules. wages and hours are under the
control of the Walters Union The man.
ager of the association, G. G. Morgan,
always assists in settling difficulties.
! Fifty candidates were initiated at
/ the last meeting of Carpenters Union
r NJ s-A>
gates to the District Council of Car
penters and the Building Trades Coun-
ell were elected. Further elections will
take place at the meeting next Mon
day night The committee on hall
reported progress and stated that the
attorney was drawing up articles of
/ Incorporation.
Bakers Union No. "a expects to get
/ into its new headquarters in week or
| two. When completed the bakers will
have as fine a home as any union in
the city. The building is fast being
completed, and is on Mission street,
near Fourteenth.
Laborers' Protective Union No. 1914
met in regular weekly session Tuesday
night in Sheet Metal Workers Hall,
Guerrero street, near Fourteenth, and
after initiating fifteen candidates pro-
ceeded to the election of officers, with
the following result: President. John
Murphy; vice president, John Leamey,
recording secretary, j. H Weidemann:
financial secretary. l. B. Higgins; treas
urer. p Tierney: trustee. E. Campbell:
auditor. James Regan; conductor. John
McManus; sergeant at arms Con Nc
Giniey; business agent. William Meak-
! in; executive committee. E. J. P
O.Riley, P. Tierney, c. NJ Erickson.
William Meakin, l.. B. Higgins. John
LesSney and James Regan.
Gas Workers Union No ss4o at its
last meeting made the following nomi-
nations: For president, II. S. Cleve-
land; for vice president, Thomas Clas-
by. for recording secretary. A. F. Col
man. for financial secretary, John J.
BresIin and Phil Knell; for treasurer
Peter v Kearns; for guide, j. Y. Rus
sell; for business agent, George w.
Bell; for guardian, Joseph Lawless,
Frank Kildea and n. Anderson: execu-
tive board lten to be elected). George
w. Bell. c. ". Asmussen, Thomas Clas-
by. Bernard Cert, Clifford Ellis. j. S.
Fisher. Phil Knell. William Hoey, Chris
Lutz, James v. Russell and J. J. Sulli-
van: delegates to Labor Council (four
to be elected), George w. Bell. A F.
Colman, Peter V. Kearns, Phil Knell
and John ]. Breslin; delegates to the
Japanese and Korean Exclusion League,
H. S. Cleveland and H. Sena- The cleo
tion will take place Thursday evening,
December 27.
Much spirit has entered into the elec-
tion of the Building Material Team
sters' Union. which takes place on De-
cember %. The candidates for the
presidency are W. n. Duryea and Paul
McHugh, and the friends of each have
is also rivalry between the aspirants
for business agent The following are
in the field: W. Rother, w. A. Yoest,
Paul Burke and ]. Moss.
The following officers have been
chosen by Elevator Constructors
Union: President. ]. d. Richardson;
vice president. w II. Harvey; recording
! secretary, Joseph de Vries, secretary
treasurer. E. B. Ring; sergeant at arms,
]. W. Hendle; guide R. c. Zeiss. execu-
tive board, E. B. Ring, w. H. Harvey
and Fred Bangasser, board of trustees
e. A. Dunn, G. L. Glass and George
Boeddiker; delegates to Building
Trades Council George Mum, Frank
Mcclellan and w. H. Harvey: alternate.
Frank Sargent
1t may be possible for trades union
i lists of Chicago to pay their dues in
union trading stamps before long. The
Allied Printing Trades Council of that
city has the scheme in hand 1t is
proposed to distribute to all mer-
chants who handle union made goods
union label trading stamps. At the
end of a month the union workman
can take his trading stamp book to
union headquarters and the stamps will
be figured on the basis of one-half of
j per cent on the amount purchased. If
man buys $50 worth of union-made
goods he will be given credit on his
union dues for 25 cents. Union men of
San Francisco, think this little matter
over and see If it would not be worth
| trying. It would certainly boom union