The San Francisco call., 1908-12-18
L|fTBOYCOTTON
GUADALUPE DAIRY
Labor Council Will Take Official
Action Tonight Ending
the Trouble
Mixers Employed on the Ranch
Have Become Members
of Union

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fTh16Es lco6Nci ing boycott insti-
SM E6z5SJsS tuted against the
Guadalupe airy
through the mixers union was prac-
tically ended yesterday, when the men
employed by the dairy joined the union.
The boycott will be officially lifted at
the meeting of the San Francisco labor
council tonight. This outcome was the
result of numerous conferences between
the officers of the labor council and the
representatives of the boycotted dairy.
At the meeting of the building trades
council last night Thomas Maxwell of
the ama1gamated society of carpenters
and joiners was unanimously elected
its representative to the state building
trades council.
The council approved proposed
amendment presented by painters un-
ion No. 19 to the law requiring staging
and scaffolding to be inspected. SO that
the law can be made operative.
At the request of electricians union
No. Ii the number was changed to
No. 6.
Machinists lodge No. 6S has sent a
letter to the Asiatic exclusion league
in which it sets forth that the Asiatics
who at first invaded the smaller indus
tries are now getting into the larger
ones, and are now doing machinists
work; and also calling attention to the
manner in which the Japanese and Chi
nese are advertising their goods. The
law and Legislative committee of the
lodge is preparing bill to be submit
ted to the legislature in relation to
giving preference to home industry in
contracts let for state and municipal
work.
The lodge reinstated six members at
It's It's meeting e, "Wednesday night, initiated
puCdI1OnS Tor membership.
The printing pressmen of this city
VIII have George L. Berry. interna-
a banquet tomorrow night.
Bartenders' union, local No. Al,
closed nominations last Monday night
and the following Is the complete list
of candidates who will be voted for
December % between the hours of 10
IN the forenoon and 10 o'clock at night.
The union decided to impose the usual
penalty on all members who do not
vote.
For president George Shaw, t. P.
Moran and E. Leamon; vice presidents
ing secretary, H. E. Wright; financial
secretary. James McGrady Gncumbent),
J. Rlngen, Bert Lane, and P. L. Hoff;
treasurer, A. Condrotte; business
agent, Daniel Reagan; inspector
Charles Helberg and A. Mathews;
guards. Edward Schmidt and NJ ].
Murphy; trustees (three to be elected).
II. E. Wright, Charles Donlon. George
Shaw, j. Tracy, l.. C. Slater and G.
Schneider; executive committee (five to
be elected), Charles Donlan, H e. Ma
ginn1s. Thomas Mcknight, George Fen
timan, L. p. Moran and A. Bear; Joint
executive board (three to be elected),
James McGrady, M. ]. Murphy. j. Re-
s1a gan, l,na9s George M Shaw, ?, l. Hon. H. 2.
labor and allied provision trades coun-
ell Give to be elected), James McGrady
Charles Donlan, D. M. Eagan. Edward
| inspector at headquarters, NJ. ]. Muir
ply and Edward Schmidt; sergeant at
arms, d. M. Reagan; physicians, Drs.
Edwin Bonnell and J. Hanlon.
brotherhood of teamsters has nominat-
ed the following candidates for office
for the ensuing term: For president
Thomas home MeHngh; vice president. Frank
secretary, w. o. Swanson; secretary
treasurer, j. ]. Monahan Qncumbent)
and Walter Duryea; business agent,
J. J. Morris; conductor, A. Green; war
den, William ROtherS, George Prescott
and Robert Simpson; trustees, Edward
Osborn and Charles George; delegates
| to the building trades council, w. O.
Swanson, j.. j. Monahan, Thomas Nc
Hugh. A. Green, d. E. Burke, John
Saunders, j. w. Tufts, O.. c. Pettyers
and Charles George.
Secretary Gallagher has been advised
| that as result of the conference be-
tween the committees from the interna-
tional brotherhood of teamsters and the
united brotherhood of teamsters in Chi
cago recently an amalgamated union of
teamsters has been formed.
The sugar workers. union. has elected
the following as officers for the ensuing
year: Henry Sager, president S. Cart
ner, vice president; Carl Peck, secre-
tary-treasurer; Charles olivia; c. Bral-
! ley. conductor; Hans Christensen. guard
| Charles Olivia, Henry Sager and f. Lu-
! den, delegates to the labor council
The union donated $40 to the men on
strike on the Denver and Rio Grande
system After the meeting the MEM
bers enjoyed a jinks and smoker.
| Millmen' s. union No. 423 at its last
| meeting donated $50 to the strik-