The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
WILL NOT DISTURB
CARRIAGE MAKERS
Employers Declare That They
Have No Intention of
Lengtfening Hours
Members of Association Do Not
Favor Any Change in the
Present Conditions
The representatives 5

Cn yENrEs The representatives
fTsA55glII glIIsss42fSeogssI1 Iss2S Of the carriage
"a fEzNSlss makers associat tion
declare that there
will not be any disturbance of condi-
tions as to the wages and hours of their
employees. They say. that the letter to
each member of the association that
caused uneasiness on the part of en-
ployes was sent for the purpose of
ascertalnlng views on proposition
that had been agitatedf by three mem
bers. The majority of the replies TO
the letter were 10 the effect that there
was no desire to change the status of
affairs.
". II. Lee has been appointed a
member OF the Musicians hall associa-
ton. vice A A. Greenbaum. resigned
Edward w. Kent, who in 1895 was
president of the musicians mutual pro-
tectiEye E;s association a; ion died at his home
funeral was. held under the auspices
of local No. 6.
The following additional nominations
have been made by local No. for the
election to be held in the Haight street
headquarters next Thursday: For di-
rector II. yon der Mehden and W. H.
Mead; for delegates to the convention
1 of the American federation of musi-.
clans A. Paulsen and y. L. Ritzau for
! delegates TO the San Francisco labor
council; b. Schoenberg, A. Dijeau and
Local 10. win not collect any death
assessment for the current quarter
Ladies auxiliary No. is to San Fran
cisco typographical union has made the
following nominations for officers to
president. Mrs. Z. ii. O'Donnell; vice
president, Mrs. W. rutherford; secre-
tary-treass9rer, Mrs r E. wixon;
Barron and Mrs. O. J. Treat.
The auxiliary has extended its juris-
dietion so as TO admit TO membership
any resident of the bay cities who is
The members of the auxiliary were
the guests of Miss Mary Monahan at
| a delightful luncheon served last
ron. the president, at 1881 Sacramento
street.
Carpenters union No % concluded
its election for officers for the ensuing
term at O'Clock yesterday morning
with the following result:
vice president: w. e Foley. assistant
recording secretary: w f. Smith, f1nan-
cial secretary; p. Connor. treasurer; J.
! John Barnett. d. l. Newmark, trustees;
=. Cummings and William O'Brien
auditors; P. H. Mccarthy, L. B. Reegan,
w e. Smith. A Morrison, Robert
! Wright D. Larkin. ". White and II. c..
Johnson, delegates to the district
The delegates to the building trades
council were continued in office. The
election of secretary was laid over for
a week.
Vallejo lodge No. 252 of the inter
national association of machinists has
| elected the following officers for the
4 Charles Butler, vice president; ii. l.
iFrindinberg, recording, and C. A. Fitz-
gerald, financial secretary; James
a lengthy debate over a proposition TO
reduce the number of delegates to the
trades and labor council from nine to
Eresentation.
Amalgamated sheet metal workers
union No. I04 will elect officers for the
ensuing term at the meeting 10 be held
December 26. The following are the
nominees for the principal Offices. For
president, E. J. Frisbiei vice p president enIa
ling secretary, H A. Wissing. f. r.
Brooks, J. A. Feeney and B. Maroney,;
for conductor. D. Mcintyre, ]. Frizzel
Joseph Warren and r. Porter.
Furniture handlers union No. l has
elected the following as officers for
the current term: S. D. Preston. presi-
dent; David Sullivan, vice president
IC. J. White, recording secretary; f. c.
Burris financial secretary; G. NJ. Lo-
gan. treasurer; William Rodgers, war
den and /. Shudmack, conductor
The coopers' union of this city have
, beeD directed by the International office
of the coopers' union to vote at the
tha question of establishing an inter
national death benefit On the same
night the unions will elect officers fol
the ensuing term
The broom makers union has ap-
pointed a committee of three to visi'
; ali retail dealers in brooms and ash
them not to handle brooms, etc, made
by Asiatics and eonFlcts:
James w. Lynn. one of the most
: active Iabormen of Vallejo. has beer
/ elected by Vallejo lodge No. 252. /. A
J of M. TO represent it at the meeting
tof the Asiatic exclusion league in this
city.
The Vallejo trades and labor council
; lhas instructed its law and Legislative
lcommittee TO inquire into the question
of enforcing the federal laws at the
: lnavy yard in the matter of securing
proper protection by the use of air
brakes on the engines and cars In the
yard.
At the last meeting of San Fran,
cisco lodge No, Ss internaonai Is daidsS aSs2 q
take IN as a special order of busines:
' next Wednesday night communlca-
T tion from the IRON iFduSS council. lhl'
. lrefers to action on several matters con.
. tcerning machinists before the council
The business agent was directed t
: notify all shop committees TO attend
The union initiated two candidates
land reinstated four members.
The Byron Jackson machine com
pany has sent letter TO the San Fran
] cisco labor council thanking that bod.
I for the interest it took in having tn,
board of public works give the bid 70
: the work for the salt water system an'
7 the auxiliary fire boats TO local me
a cbanics. The company gives assuranc
: that only union labor viii be employees
: on the work.
? Long Fight Is Ended