The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10

The resolutions adopted on Sunday
by the Master Plumbers Association
are variously interpreted Several of
the members of the association said
that they felt free TO enter into q
compact with individual 5ourneymen as
20 wages Some OF them claimed they
were paying s5 per day, and some had
agreed to grant Sc. The Plumbers
Union sees in the resolutions a backing
down OF the association and claims all
Its members who want work are en-
ployeo and receiving the Sc demanded.
Ihis Is the status or affairs. and il is
probable II viii continue so until after
the next meeting of the Building
Trades Council Thursday evening.
The Plumbers Union will have tenn
porary quarters at $40 Golden Gate
avenue until some permanent hali car
be secured.
The regular weekly meeting of Hack
mems Union No. PA was held Satur-
day evening, NJ W. cofey presiding. A
communication was received from the
international Brotherhood of Team
sters, congratulating the local hack
men on electing representative 10
the International convention 10 be held
IN Chicago, August 6. After the regU-
lar routine OF business was over, ana
under the head Of good and welfare OF
the union, some very encoura ging and
timely remarks were made by James
BoWlan IN reference 10 the upbulldil.g z
Of San Francisco. He took occasion TO
say some very complimentary things
about the fair treatment being ac-
corded organized labor in the columns
OF The Call, and stated that those who
tailed TO read the labor column Of this
paper missed many things of great
interest TO the movement.
Building Material Teamsters' Union
No. 216 met Saturday night at $40
Golden Gate avenue. Thirty candidates
were initiated and fifteen applications
are on the table Owing to a misprirs
IN the ballots, the election for officers
viii take place next Saturday. The
Following ticket is IN the field: For
president, p. Burke and W Mills: vice
president, z. corbett; financial secre-
tary, w. O. Swanson and J. J. Mona
nan; recording secretary, P. Engesser,
*. Malley and p. J. O'Connor: business
agent, Walter Duryea. w Yoest and
George Davis; treasurer, II. Mcdonald
and A A Mallard; conductor, A ssr.r.fl
ana W. ROther; sergeant at arms l.
E. Gardner, J. Morris. E Miller. r. C.
simpson. L. Valencia and George Pres
colt; trustee, c. Trumponer: delegates
70 Building Trades Council-Thomas
McHugh. c Trumponer J. J. Monahan,
w O. Swanson. A. Valencia. A G.
Epler, ". Rother, L. T. Gardner. p. Es-
singer r. 9. Simpson, n. Mcdonald.
hobert Malley, W. Yoest, ]. Morris and
A. Mcdonald.
The District Council Of Painters viii
meet tomorrow night at $50 McAIIister
street Several very important ques-
uons VIII come up. Previous to this
meeting the relief committee will hold
= f-o So,
council later.
The annual meeting Of the California
Cooperative Meat Company was held
IN Germania Hall, Oakland, Sunday.
The directors reported something over
sooVo increase in receipts since the last
report. The establishment Of a mar
ket in this city was discussed, and as
soon as good location can be deter
mined upon il viii be opened. The fol-
lowing board OF directors was chosen:
{ F. Schmidt, J. B. Bowen, NJ Ryan.
{ Z. Scheithe and Herman May: audit
ing committee-Christ Hill, p. B. Pre-
bic and J. J. Overton.
Judge Vinson Carter of the Indian
apoiis Superior Court has granted a
temporary Injunction against Machfn-
lists Lodge No. 16I and its individual
members, prohibiting them from in any
way interfering with the operation of
the Atlas Engine Works. or wftb anv
OF its employees. The machinists have
won partial victory. however. mas
much as they are allowed to picket the
works but they are enjoined from in
any way interfering with or intini-
oating the non-union men. The iniunc-
ton declares that there shall be no
picketing by the machinists, exeept
that pickets are to be allowed, not to
2 faa
works, and no more than two shall be
kept al any one entrance to the works
AT the same time. Latest advfces are
that the strike may soon be settled
The Oakland branch Of the Society of
Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners
viii hold its fourth anniversary next
Monday evening at Eleventh and
Broadway. large delegation of
friends viii go over from this side of
the bay TO take part in the festivities
President Flemming was in the chair
at Saturday afternoons meeting of
Painters Union No. l9. at Twenty-sec-
Ond and Folsom streets. Seventeen can
didates were obligated and nine mem
bers admitted upon clearance cards
One trustee was elected. The relief COM
mittee, representing one delegate from
each painters union in the jurisdiction,
progress.
Thirty more cottages will probably
be erected by the union, to be built by
contract. They viii be located in the
same neighbOrhood as those now erect
ed, Thirteenth and Point Lobos ave-
nues.
There viii be a special meeting next
Saturday afternoon to vote on parsding
on Labor day The committee recon-
mended that the local parade in Oak
land, but the union decided that IL it
on that day Il would be in San
Francisco.
Trade was reported brisk and MEM
bers generally are working. The gen
eral headquarters nj Lafayette. Ind,
have given a further extension OF sixty
days on death claims. Two business
agents are now representing the union
IT. c. Lynch and A J. Morrison.
S ". Teeples. a member, was buried
yesterday by Waters Union No. 30.
MT. Teeples had been in the hospital
since January 10. The remains were
inferred ia Mount Olivet Cemetery. The
following palibearers represented the
union: Anton Braun. ". P. Fox Theo-
dore Johnson. Thomas Aylward. Fred
Coulter and Carl Schmidt Orders for
working OUTFITS viii be honored at 43l
Ivy avenue II presented before July Is.