The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
HUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
FILES incorporation
Articles of Assembly Show
Names of Fifty Leading
Men as Directors
WILL ERECT TEMPLE
Carpenters to Vote on the
Question of Assessment
of so Cents a Week
WILL ERECT TEMPLE

pull lin trades
councils temple association were fled
yesterday with the county clerk The
Incorporation is for so years, and the
directors. 90 in number, are as follows:
O. A. Tveitmoe, John d. Burns L
3, Higgins, Harry Sheehan. W. A Cole,
William A Mckenzie, H. N Leary, will
liam Flagler, p. H. Mccarthy, A E.
Smith. James Cunningham, William
Meakin. E II. Hardy, Joseph Dennis,
" h Urmy, J ]. Corbett, Henry Sat
tier. William Miller, H B. Hanbridge,
Thomas ]. Atkinson. John D. Crane.
Daniel Dinniene. John J. Monahan, L
Fiaherty, John NJ Schoen. E. H. Faux,
John E McDougald. W. H Van Horn,
D. J. Dunn. John Harcus. L Cinnamond,
Thomas Maxwell, G. H. Thompson. J. B.
Dewar, d. Morrison, ]. Dave, Theodore
Sampson, E. A White, G. S. Brewer,
Harry I. Beasley. E L Sauer, George
W Watson. D. Graham. W. H. Harvey.
Ed T. Crosby, Frank Robinson, William
Collins
Union No lSs, united brotherhood of
carpenters and 3oiners of America, at
its meeting Monday night made the
first nominations for officers for the
ensuing term Next Monday night ad-
oitional nominations will be made and
election will be held A vote will be
taken on the question of amalgamation
OF the wood workers and the united
brotherhood OF carpenters and 5oiners,
also the question Of levying an assess
ment OF 80 cents weekly for the benefit
Of the unions now on strike Charles
L Apperson, recording secretary, is
notifying the members to attend the
next quarterly meeting on July 1 or
pay the fine that will be imposed on
every member who absents himself.
Local No. Ie of the brotherhood OF
painters, decorators and paper hang
ers of America will at it's next meet
ing nominate candidates for Offices TO
be filled by election June "a. There
will be quite a contest for the office
Of business agent, two candidates hav-
Ing already announced themselves,
Joseph P. Dooney and William 6.
the once for six months and has been
financial secretary for a year
Bar tenders local No. II at the meet
ing Monday night initiated I'VE who
were favorably reported on. Fifteen
applications were referred to the COM
rnittee on investigation. The local voted
500 to the carmen's union The elect
ton for officers for the ensuing term
VIII be held June 20 and the polls will
be open at headquarters. $50 McAllister
street. from 10 o'clock In the morning
until 10 o'clock in the evening The
committee on the picnic recently given
at Shell Mound reported that the affair
proved great success in every way.
President Ada Reynolds presided at
the meeting OF the mattresses union
No IS Monday night, when u candi-
dates were initiated. A number of ap-
plications to join were presented and
referred TO the committee The union
purchased % tickets for the joint bene-
fit ball game to be played at Recreation
park next Sunday. The enforcement Of
the penalty Of 25 cents for nonattend-
ance was suspended until after the
strike. Next Monday night candidates
will be nominated for Offices to be filled
by election on the last meeting night
IN the current month. This association
now has membership In excess Z. $50.
The following have been nominated by
the 5znitors' union as candidates for
ofices for the ensuing terp: John r.
Matheson, president; c. ~ Erickson,
vice president; c. Shuttleworth, record
ing secretary; B. Stone, financial secre-
tary; J. W. Spencer, treasurer; c. NJ
Erickson John R Matherson, delegates
to the labor council. and T. H Meyers.
trustee. Additional nominations may
be made at the next meeting. The cleo
tion viii be held on June II.
Rammermen's union No. 2s at the
meeting held last evening nominated
candidates for officers for the ensuing
term. The election VIII be on the first
Monday in July.
There will be meeting in walton's
pavilion tonight Of the membership Of
machinists' lodge No. 6S for the pur-
ant "a
was reached between the iron trades
council and the metal trades associa-
tfon-
Fourteen candidates were initiated
into laborers' protective union No.
ss4l last night in Sheet Metal Workers
hall
The steam laundry workers union
has nominated the following candidates
for ofices for the ensuing term Guy
F. Thurber. president; Carrie Farmer
and Agnes Fogsrty, secretary; Harry j.
CSodsil treasurer; Charles Linegar,
lanes Linegar and George Macklin,
sergeant at arms; Roy Burt, Joseph
Robertson and James Finlayson, finance
committee; D. J. German. Mrs. L c.
Walden, Annie Brown. Roy Denny, r.
Condor. A J. Brown. George Hadquist,
Roy Burt, George McGrath, William
Clifford. Annie Mullin, May Greeley,
James Farren. Charles Linegar, Nellie
Victor and Oliver Peype. executive COM
mittee; Carrie Farmer. Mrs. L c. Wal
Den and Thomas J. Lee, examining COM
nittee, A ]. Brown. trustee: Annie
Brown. Roy Burt, Annie Mu1lin, Mrs. L
c. Walden. Charles Linegar, D. J. Cor
man, Carrie Farmer. John D. Campbell.
George Hadquist, Guy F. Thurber.
George Black. Robert Ewing, Joseph
Robertson, May Greeley and J. Linegar,
delegates to the labor council; Robert
e Ewing. Harry Korts and Harry
CIune business agent
The wages OF the carpenters OF
stockton were increased so cents last
Saturday. The scale is now $3.50 q
day. The plumbers Of that city. wish
ing to advance the building Of the tour
lists big hotel IN that city, have re-
solved not to advance prices while the
building is in course of construction,
and IT is the talk OF the town" that