The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12
CARPENTERS UNION NO. 8
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Thomas Maxwell Is Chosen
President and High Jinks
Concludes Session
MATTRESSES PROSPER
Local No. 48 Initiates IL
New Members and Will
Hold an Election

1Enps Amalgamated car
CTkzoEs s.2S llco1sciIS penters' union No.
S6zScTS1 has elected ths
following officers
for the ensuing term and will in
stall them at the next meeting: Thomas
Maxwell, president; ]. Blaford, vice
president; w. McCallum. money
steward; ]. Bromfeld, secretary; w. 3.
Heidon, steward to visit the sick;
Charles A Nelson, delegate to the Am
erican federation OF labor; Thoma 5
Maxwell. ]. Bromfeld, ]. Sheehan, w. B.
Heidon, delegates to the district coua-
ell; Thomas Maxwell, w. B. Heidon,
Alexander Williams and Alexander An
derson. executive board. The union.
at the close Of business, enjoyed high
jinks in celebration of the first ami
versary of it's organization. There was
good program OF music and songs,
and refreshments were served. This
union has expressed its preference for
Thomas Atkinson for secretary of the
United States district office.
Amalgamated carpenters union No.
has elected the following officers:
]. B. Dewar, president; ]. NJ. Dallas,
vice president; A Caldwell, recording
secretary; Z. Aincow, financial secre-
tary and treasurer; ]. Prosser, check
steward; ]. Stephen, money steward
c. Spencer and W. Stewart, stewards to
visit the sick; C. E. Willis, warden.
The officers will be installed July 2.
Carpenters union No. 433 at its last
meeting assessed each member so cents
a week. to assist the unions on strike.
Mattresses union No. 4S, at it's meet
ing Monday night, received the fol-
lowing nominations for officers for the
ensuing term: Emma McKenney, for
E11o viz TraSidanf
Louise Larue, recording secretary;
Cora Shade, financial secretary;
Celia Rowe and Nellie McAuliffe, treas
urer; Annie Smith and Edith Reynolds,
business agent; Mary Norton, Katie
Bishop, Louise Larue and Ella Nc
Kenney, delegates to the labor council;
Cora Shade, May Norton. Louise
board; Katie Bishop, May Norton, Lucy
Smith. Mamie Saucedo and Mamie
Price, executive board Previous 90
nominations twelve new members were
initiated. and Edith Reynolds was ap-
pointed business agent during the tenn
porary absence Of Minnie Andrews.
Brewery workers union at its last
session levied a weekly assessment of
so cents on each member for the benn-
Mt of the unions on strike. AS yet the
been dropped from the American fed
Grafton of labor. although on the first
instant the international union Of
brewery workers was dropped.
Retail shoe clerks union at its
meeting Monday night initiated four
new members and received six appli-
cations. The union voted to parade on
Labor day.
Painters union No. 19 decided Mon
day night to take stock in the build
ing trades council temple association
on the proportion of so many shares
TO each member in good standing on
April /. The subscription will amount
to about $4,000. There is to be a
special meeting of the union next Mon
day night in Waltons pavilion to nomi-
nate candidates for office and to vote
on a proposition to assess each mem
Der so cents a week to assist the
unions on strike. The election of
officers will be held on the succeed
ing Monday. During the evening the
union initiated three new members and
admitted three by clearance card, after
which Michael Casey spoke on the SUBJ
ject of assisting the carmen's union.
Par fenders' local No Al has made