The San Francisco call., 1907-02-16

Resolutions passed by the clerks ask
the merchants not to open before
o'clock in the morning and to close at
in the evening. except on Saturday
nights. schedule has been prepared
by the clerks. and been presented to
the merchants, which. it is believed,
will be acceptable to them
Three unions formed recently in Eu-
reka-Bartenders' League, the Ship
Calkers and the Federal Union-have
not yet affiliated with the central body
in that city. The organizing commit
tee of the council was instructed at
the last meeting to visit these organ
izations and urge affiliation.
Plumbers Union of Vallejo gave a
banquet the other evening to cele-
brate the progress and success which
it has attained during its short ex-
istance. Five hours were spent at
the banquet board. Frank II. Lee was
POSTMASTER. All the speeches were
timely and many were mirth-provoking.
Among those present were: President
T. c. Streeter, Frank H. Lee, j. F..
Cunningham, J. r. Clark, II. Rolichick.
August Hellerman, Henry Hellerman,
Daniel Grimes, Louis Farrell, Glenn
Schwartz, Charles Ortlieb Charles Nc
Keown, George Glover, J. F. Calvin,
George Cassidy, Henry Wunnenberg,
Frank Taylor, Frank Donovan, Harold
Hanson, C. L. Wisecarver, Wayne Win
chell. Thomas Kelleher. NJ. Schaff NJ.
Geary, George Roe, d. II. Leavitt, l..
Brennan. NJ Manning and Rufus Stowe.
At the last meeting of the Santa
Rosa Labor Council the following Off
GERS were elected: President Henry
A. Muegge of Brewery Workman
Union No. 8; vice president, ]. A.
Reynolds of Federal Laborers Union
No. 1916; secretary-treasurer, John j.
Murphy of Painters Union No. 1854;
trustees-Albert P. Head of Transfers
Union No $50, Emil Bunlman of Mu-
sicians Union No. 293 and j. Smith
of Bartenders' Leag que No. S26; warden,
A. Crimson of the Santa Rosa Branch OF
Bakers Union.
Cooks and Walters Union of Vallejo
is making a determined fight against
the non union restaurants and hotels
of that city. At the last meeting of
the Vallejo Trades and Labor Council
the plan of the cooks and walters was
laid before that body and the executive
committee was instructed to give all
the aid possible to unionize the restau-
rants and hotels of that city.
The Contra Costa La Dor Council Will
entertain its friends Thursday even
ing, February 81, in Maple Hail. Point
Richmond, with a musical and literary
entertainment, to be followed by a
dance. The committees in charge prom
ise an enjoyable time to all who at
tend The programme is being prepared
with much care and the best talent
will be enlisted. A delegation from
this city will attend the entertainment
The Building Trades Council OF
Monterey County at its last meeting
installed the following officers: Pres
ident f. Wymer; first vice president H
r. Hall; second vice president, c. p.
Carmody; financial secretary and busi-
ness agent, c. L. Utter; treasurer, ].
II. Ashby
The executive council of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Teamsters has
decided that Alexander Dijeau is a
member of Stablemens Union, notwith-
standing the expulsion from the Milk
Wagon Drivers Union. 1t was con-
tended that Dijeau could not join an
affiliated union until he had made his
peace with his former local. According
to the executive council of the parent
body this is not necessary. Some time
ago Dijeau was sent as delegate to the
union, but that body refused to seat
him.
5000 Western grocers return dissat-
isfied customers money for conee and
Ccbi Pest