The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
WOMAN TO SERVE
| AT PRINTERS HOME
Miss Anna G. Wilson Leads All
Candidates in Election for
Position oil, Trustee
The full returns

(IRApts lpsaeslc ts2s lcoUNcIl of the recent ref
&HfE1NEla erendum vote TAX
EN- for officers of
the international typographical union
VIII not be announced until June O. but
the indications are that Miss Anna C.
Wilson, candidate for trustee of the
union printers home at Colorado
Springs, has been elected, she up to
yesterday leading all the candidates.
Miss Wilson Is the first Of her sex
to be elected to an Office under the
jurisdiction of the international body.
She is spoken of as having a charm
Ing personality and stylishly dressed at
all times She is a native of Tuscola,
Ill. Since 1898 she has been employe ed
in the government printing office in
| Washington, d. c. She learned the art
of printing in her brothers office in
her native town and from there went
| to Chicago, where she worked at the
case. and from there went to Wash
ington, where she obtained employment
In the great printery. In 1904 she
was sent to the international conven-
tion held in st. Louis. Mo-, where she
represented the union of which she is
a member. and made a first class rec
ord. She is represented as one of the
brightest women in the trade, and has
wide acquaintance in the United
States and Canada.
/
Walters union. local No. 80, has
made the following nominations for
offices to be filed during the next
| term:
For president-August Renk. Sam Taback
Thomas F. OMalley; first vice president-E H.
Baker: second vice presldent-E. Spahr. James
! Green; secretary-A. c. Beck. w. ii. Maguire
! treasurer-A j. Peterson trustee-A s. Traen-
sIe; business agents two to be electedl-o, w
McGulre, j. J. OBrien. r. L. Grimmer, J. D.
| Is klrkDatrick: executive hoard-E paka ID
T. Dempsey; local joint executive board-P. E.
Dempsey; o: W. Mcclure. L. Francoeur labor
O. W. Mcclure. Sam Taback R. L. Griuimer
J.. j. D. Kirkpatriek. S; A. Traenkle. f. spahr
vieh o. W Mcclure. A. G. Beck.
| Other nominations will be made June
3, and the election will be held June
20. George Conley, ]. Valtere, l. Fran
occur, Charles Hereux and J. McWil-
liams were appointed as the election
| committee.
| The following have been nominated
to represent cooks union, local No "A,
at the meetings of the local joint exec
utive board: Carl Yeager. Charles
Kimsborough, Charles H Green. w.
Curran, William Schneider, Frank Holt,
). T. Drake, H. ]. Hoehn and N Thill
For delegates to the allied provision
trades council the following have been
named: Q. e. Henley. F. Holt, H. J.
Hoehn. Charles H. Fleishman, John
Braunstadtter. James Russian, Charles
klmsborough, Nicholas Thill and Leo
Tennyson.
Furniture handlers union No 1 will
meet in the Building Trades temple on
the second Friday in June to vote for
omcers for the ensuing term. The fol-
lowing have SO far been placed in nomi-
nation:
For president, Charles Ingersen; vice president.
Daniel sullivan; treasurer, Charles NJ Logan:
financial secretary, F. G. Burns recording secre,
tary Charles J. White; conductor n Norris;
Benecke George Chiids aud J. Schaefer; dele
gates to the building trades council-Charles j.
White e. t. Crosby and Charles Ingersen.
At the last regular meeting of the
board of directors of local No. s, mu-
sicians' union. G. D. Goeffert, e. H.
Williams, r. Van Pelt NJ. NJ. l. Meyers
and j. ]. Van Hoyenberg were admit
ted to membership. Two applications
for membership were received and two
petitions for admission on transfer
on the part of the presenters of the
transfers to comply with federation
bylaws.
A. Arriola having resigned as men,
Der of the committee on examination,
c. Horst was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
The Alameda county branch of the
| local has moved into new quarters, 577
Twelfth street, Oakland, opposite the
Orpheum
NJ. NJ. Carruthers, well known
married to Miss Gertrude j. Corbett of
this city last week.
Recording Secretary John A. Keogh.
d,,,. who with nh J. F. ElKgsraldI w went to St
American federation of musicians, re-
turned to this city last week His coll
league went on visit to Buffalo. N.
Y, before returning. A report of the
work OF the convention will be pre-
sented at the next meeting Of the local.
The following have been appointed
as the several committees in charge OF
printers mutual aid society at Fair
fax park:
Arrangements--w. Lyle sloeum, Grant l..
Sleeth
Reception and order-George L. Mitchell
George A. Tracy. VIII j. French, Leo Nicholson
u. w. Dunbar. w. j.. White. e s. Belcher
E scnsre Mfos r. Maehe ssnafr p G. H cottes hes
Floor-Thomas r.: Foley. Edward Fitzgerald
sI,rE Higsini M v1cn j. R. olEe B. dRe9 6 p Collins
Games-Hsrry Tilley. Phil Johnson. George
Il. branch: 4; f. Evans. G. D. Staples, J. 4.
TcmboIa-w. H. Ellis. +. NJ. White. J. j..
chaudet, F. L. butcher. cloyde H. Smith, ].
Paul Spencer.
The San Francisco labor council has
been asked to place boycott on a
Polk street grocer and on a laundry
for not living up to fair conditions
The requests were passed over to the
executive committee.
The steam engineers union has
asked the council to use it's good Of
fees In the matter of inducing cooper
shop to employ a union engineer.
The cloth casket makers have re-
! ported to the council that its member
| shin has reduced to such an extent
that It wishes to withdraw it's dele
The bathhouse porters and employees
| Mrs. Agnes Fisher, Kern: 9Io7
Mrs. Lizzie Houghton, bakersfield. .... $500