The San Francisco call., 1908-07-09

league in reference to a complaint made
by the musicians union, local No. 6, in
regard to musicians employed at the
Saturday night dances given by the
league. 1t is probable that before the
close of the week the matter will be
adjusted and union musicians will be
employed.
The secretary of the council has been
advised that the retail clerks union
and the retail shoe clerks union will
parade on Labor day and that the
former will be in uniform and have a
float The shoe clerks also promise a
fine show.
The new officers Of the shinglers'
union who are to serve for the current
term were installed at the last regular
meeting. The union has decided to pa
rade on Labor day with the building
trades council. H. ]. Gill has been ap-
pointed captain of the unions baseball
team which will challenge the team
that is to be organized by the b T. c..
athletic association. This to be an ex-
hibition game for prize of of 500, to
be played not later than August 81.
The following have been installed as
the officers of the molders' union for
the current term:
Thomas II. Doud, president: Theodore Hansen.
vice president; John l. Nolan, financial secre,
tary and business agent; James de Succa treas
urer; a. Peterson, instructor; Daniel Holleran
door keeper; DR.. E. W. Parsons physician; Mar.
tin Eagan, J. J. Field. F. Wacker lanes
Welch, T. Hansen. George Long and John l.
Nolan executive board; Arthur Baker NJ
Ahesrn, John Wynn and John o. Walsh, trus-
tees.
This union will hereafter occupy the
quarters in the labor council temple
recently vacated by the typographical
union.
Rammermens union No. 26 has
elected the following officers for the
current term:
B. ]. Moran, president ]. H. Conley. vice
president; c. NJ Gillon. secretary; 2. j. o'Shea,
treasurer; Thomas Thompson, conductor; VII.
liam Gordon, guard.
Millmen's union No. 423 has elected
F. NJ. Pendergast and Charles HeIbing
as its delegates to the convention of
the united brotherhood of carpenters
and joiners of America that is to meet
in Salt Lake City September 10.
Carpenters union No 4S3 has elected
wood and o. NJ. z. Roberts to represent
it in the same convention.
AS soon as arrangements can be
made the recently organized athletic
association of the building trades coun-
ell will have field day. This matter
is to be discussed at the meeting of
the new organization to be held in the
building trades temple at 1 o'clock next
Sunday afternoon.
Branch No. 6, society of amaIgamated
carpenters and joiners, has had the
following installed as officers for the
current term: r. Swift, president; S.
Ware, vice president; E. Williams,
money steward; W. B. Lewis, check
steward; S. A. Church and w. Reid,
sick stewards, and ]. McKinlay, door
keeper.
International President J. NJ. Webber
of the American federation of musi
clans will be in this city in time to
address the members of local No. 6
at headquarters, 6S Haight street. to-
night.
The journeymen BARRIERS union at it's
next meeting will be confropted with a
proposition from the master BARRIERS
association to cut down the wages paid
on Saturday. The union will resist
the proposed cut.
The union proposes to take action
against the Brown barber shop at the
foot of Market street for being the
only shop that remained open all day
on the fourth Of July.