The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16

success n all his future undertakings;
and be il further
Resolved that copy of these reso-
lutions be presented to Brother NAM
lock and spread in full upon the MIN
utes."
The resolutions passed by the Build
ing Trades Council some two years ago
~elative TO the increase of wages nave
been strictly adhered to by No. 8. not
vithstanding reports to the contrary:
The general election of officers Will
take place the last Sunday in the
month.
Among the union enterprises which
lost heavily in the big fire was the
California Cooperative Meat Company.
It's 400 labor union members are now
scattered and all who wish TO vote at
the coming election should leave their
new addresses at the headquarters, 32o
Twelfth street, Oakland. at once, SO that
election blanks may be furnished them
by mail.
United Glass Workers Union will
hold a called meeting tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the Oakland Build
ing Trades Council, Eleventh street and
Broadway Important business VIII be
Up for discussion. and fines will be i'm
posed for non attendance.
The International Brotherhood of
Bookbinders is now in session in Wash
ington d. C. Many speeches have been
made in favor of the eight-hour move
ment President James NJ. Lynch of
the International Typographical Union
in referring to the strike of union
printers said that the campaign had
been continued until over 10000 union
printers throughout the country eh
loved the eight-hOu day
The thirty-third annual picni, and
family reunion of Molders' Union
No. 1914 will be given tomor-
row at Shell Mound Park. Boats
will leave .ae foot of Market
fair Is in the hands of the following
committee: r. w. Burton, ]. j. Fields.
William P. McCabe, A T. Wynn. H.
-extrum. l. A. Sullivan, ]. O'Keefe, f.
Rhoades, F. Sullivan. M. Eagan. w. Ed
minister. G. Dooley, D. Halleran and W.
Healey.
The Irish Laborers' cottage bill has
passed the British House of Commons
TO it's second reading. The bill author
ICES loan of s22,5o0.oO0 to provide
Irish laborers with cottages.
Stationary Firemen's Union will meet
next Tuesday evening at Laurel Hall
1880 Kentucky street for the nomina-
tion of oficers. The election will be
held the following Tuesday evening
4 mes will be imposed for non-attend-
ance.
The Amalgamated Society of Carpen-
ters and Joiners is still issuing tools 10
burned out members whose claims were
issued previous to June 1. So far about
Ar
coming from the international and sis
ter societies. Branch No 9 at it's last
meeting voted against amalgamating
with the Brotherhood of Carpenters on
the proposition presented.
The officials of Plasterers' Union No
So report all members in the CITY work
ing. The local lost one member by the
earthquake. There are $50 nanes ~
good standing on the rolls Meatip 3.
IRE held In Sheet Metal Workers Han
corner Duboce and Market streets
every Sunday. In a short time the
meeting time Will be changed to Mon
day night.
The members of Chicago Mattresses.
onion recently held an Indignation
meeting az which their sentiments were
erystallized unanimously into tha fol
owing max!ms for the benefit Of mana.
gers: employers shall not use proran,
language TO Mattresses. Waitresses
snail not be reprimanded in the nres
ence of guests" These were caref,,1I,
typweTitten and laid on the desk Of tha
managers of every downtown restaus
amt where girls are employed Accor-
pnnying the notice was a note m a.
effect that unless the employers saw q,
to follow these rules they might he
confronted with a strike.