The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26

Meetings tonight:
Bakers, Labor Temple.
Brewers union Local ia. Labor Tenn
pie.
Meetings Sunday:
Firemen Local ss. Labor Temple.
Bill Posters, Labor Temple.
Bartenders, Labor Temple.
Typographical. Boyden Heights.
Truck Drivers. Labor Temple.
Material Drivers, Labor Temple.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
n Westminster street.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
Nearly all the accredited delegates to
the Building Trades council were on hand
Thursday.evening In room 10. Labor Tenn
pie. to attend the regular melting. which
was given over to Labor day discussion
after the regular routine work had been
fnished. The business agents reported
preaEess.- -Credential blanks were sent to
each local union affiliated with the Build
ing Trades council to have the secretary
I'LL In the same with the names OF the
i've delegates selected and return TO the
secretary of the B. T. c.
BLACKSMITH TENDERS.
Local so2 OF the Blacksmith Helpers
and Tenders met last evening In room g.
Labor Temple. and initiated three new
members and received three applications.
The delegates who attended the
meeting of the district council held In
Brockton. Mass, last Sunday made inter-
estin1 reports The first meeting or the
newly formed council was grand sue
cess. II Is the intention to put business
agent In the field.
LINEMEN MEET.
Local 25S OF the Electrical Workers
union held their regular meeting last
evening in their hall, 154 Weybosset
street. There was a good attendance and
much routine business was transacted.
Delegates from the c. L. U. reported
progress A committee was appointed for
Labor day who will have charge or all
arrangements.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
There was a well attended meeting OF
the Central Labor union held last evening
in the large hall. Labor Temple. MI
Charles Malpas was elected temporary
chairman. The minutes OF the last meet
ing were read and approved. The admis-
sion OF new delegates followed. Five
were admitted from the Gas workers
and seated Reading OF communications
was the next business. One from the In
surance Agents requested the assistance
OF union men in furthering their organiza-
tion. A communication from the Coopers'
union stating that the Finsch Distilling
company had been declared unfair by
the American Federation OF Labor. Ihey
are the sellers OF the brand known as
.Golden Wedding Whiskey."
A communication from the Painters
and Decorators In reference to bar
tenders was laid over until the next
night OF meeting.
one from the Stationary Firemen's
union, No. 80, stating terms or their
agreement with the brewery employees
Report Of the committee having IN
charge the Wool Sorters grievance
made a report OF progress.
The Labor day committee made a re-
port of progress. The Building Trades
council announced that messrs. coie-
man and Mccarthy were the nominees
for the office OF chief marshal for Labor
day and that voting would take place
Aug. 8. Credential blanks were sent
10 all the secretaries or unions
affiliated with the central body for
them to Ill in with the names OF the
delegates entitled to vote and return
90 tho secretary OIL the Scntai u,o''.
The report of the committee having
In charge OF the brewery dispute OF the
workers and employers did not care
10 make their report public and en-
tered q report of progress.
PLUMBERS MEET.
Local Is OF the Plumbers union held
4 we'll attended meeting last evening
In No. 2 hall, Labor Temple. The busi-
cant yr,ade a roporf Of proRress
Delegates were appointed TO attend the
meeting Aug. 8 to vote for grand mar
shall Reports from the Building