The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10

business OF the meeting large number
OF the members were on nand ana listen
od 10 the report. II was announced dur-
ing the reading OF the report that the
next convention will be held In Spring
field, Mass. I'm October.
Mr.. George Il. Brady was then given
the> for for remarks anent the prepara-
tions for labor day and then the act In
asking for the closing OF the saloons was
sanctioned.
After dsposng OF some routine busi-
ness the session then closed.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL MEET
ING.
one OF the first businesses OF the coun-
ell last evening was 10 admit the dele
gates from the new union Of painters.
The next matter after the opening OF the
Tneeting was the reading OF letNr or
thanks from the Pawtucket local OF lath-
ers, thanking the council for the action
taken i'm their trouble recently.
The delegates out on the Cranston Job
reported upon the same TO the effect that
a conference was held and the matter
vas ceferred TO this morning, when the
business agents and the contractors
would meet with the owners OF the build
ing for a settlement.
The Labor day committee then report
cd on the work done up 10 this time and
lnt prospects ioI a BhDu StlpNluB III Nh'
parade. IL was stated that the building
trades section OF the parade would make
an effort TO turn out very large num-
ber OF men.
Mr.. Terry. the organizer OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. was at the meet
ing and spoke on the work OF organization
10 be done here.
The matter OF the delinquent unions
was then talked over and n plan set on
foot for having them take more active
part I'm the meetings.
The committee out on the steam filters
stated that the difficulties be
tween he two bodies was settled to the
OF all.
A committee was then appointed to
devise a plan for the perfect operation Of
the working card. The committee con-
sisted OF Messrs. Ripley, Dewdney and
Baxendale.
The body then endorsed the action OF
the chief marshal I'm asking for the clos
ing OF the saloons.
As usual. Mr.. Jasper, 10 whom the right
OF moving to adjourn has been handed
down was on hand. and the motion was
passed.
STONE CUTTERS MEET.
The meeting OF the stone cutters last
evening was devoted for almost the entire
time to hearing reports and 10 listening
to the remarks from the chief marshal
and the visiting organizer Of the A. r. OF
L. Mr.. Terry.
The usual reports were read ana nieo
away. after which the session closed,
TO PUBLISH SALOONS
At the meeting OF the Central Labor
union tonight one OF the first matters
TO claim attention will be the placing
OF two saloons on the unfair list Tor the
Those saloons have been re-
ported to the body for an investigation
and the report has been filed but the
promise on the part OF the saloons has
not been kept so that the action tonight
Is inevitable
PAINTERS SENDING OUT NOTICES.
This morning the secretary OF the Point
ers' union sent out notices TO all the
OF the union asking Them 10 I'LL
cards with their measurements for suits
for the parade. Contrary to the usual
custom the suits are being ordered from
the Boston Store and not from any OF the
others. The committee claims that this
store will be able TO furnish union made
goods and at better prices than were
obtained at any OF the others.
The replies TO the cards are to be In by
tomorrow night so that the order may
be placed and the goods received In due
time.