The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10
Labor Notes

The joint executive board of bakers
and confectioners of this city and vi
entity, representing the bakers and
confectioners union of this city, local
No. "a; union of statesmen of bakery
goods, local No. 106; cracker bakers
union. local 1885, of this city; pie bak-
ers' union of this city, local No. 274:
bakers and confectioners union, local
union of bakery goods, local No. 102
of Oakland. will have picnic at Shell
Mound park today, day and night, till
midnight. The affair will be conducted
under the direction OF the following
named as the committee OF arrange
ments. c. Cooney, William Mckay, j.
Hansen, Marcel Willie and Emil Eisold,
with NJ. Willie as floor director and c.
Hientz. assistants.
The following named have been
seated in the building. trades council
unions:
F. c. Mcdonald. Charles Webber and Harry
Hail. mantel. CRATE and tile settlers union; o.
A: Tveitmoe, c. E. osgood; Thomas Doyle, I.
uiIner, J. J. Begley. Daniel Higgins. James
whalen. NJ ]. Kelly and G. A. Barnum, cement
workers union No /; w. G. Walsh, L. r.
Morrison, J. E. Force, W. P. Kilday, s. G.
Drummond, J. Lawrence, Charles Moore, NJ
Norton George h Burns G. lynch Thomas
thew wickham and N. F. Smith, painters union,
local No. 10; James B; Dewar. r. NJ; Caldwell.
penters and joiners; E. ]. Fraser, G. Lally. N
e. Tucker and F. Peterson, sign and pictorial
painters union No. $40.
MilImen's union, local No. 422, OF the
united brotherhood of carpenters and
joiners, had its officers for the current
term installed at a special meeting
held last Tuesday night: The union
drew a warrant for $1,000 to pay for
the stock purchased of the Los An
geles labor temple association. 1t was
decided that at the next regular week
ly meeting the union shall take up a
proposition to subscribe for additional
stock in the union laundry in Oakland
as a special order of business BY a
very large majority the union decided
to parade on Labor day and appointed
H. Sattler E. B. Morton. Charles Nagel
J. Waller and r. Jensen a committee
At the last meeting of the casters
and modelers' union, local No. l. the
following named members were elected
Fleck, president; r. Paladini, vice
president; w s. Martin, recording and
corresponding secretary; M. O'Brien
financial secretary; D.-Casci, treasurer
ris, conductor; H. Leary, C. Milscow
| and A. Isola. trustees; H. Leary, c.
Fleck, r. Paladini and Joseph Kline
delegates to the building trades coun-
ell.
| The window shade workers, local No
| 1. at its last meeting elected the fol-
| lowing as officers for the ensuing term
| c. A. Baez, president; C. B. Keintz vice
president; C. Hasling, financial secre.
! tary: F. Harvey, recording secretary
| q. Neuschutz. conductor; W. w. Howe
warden: B. Harris, B. Larkin and w
P. Smith, trustees.
J. J. Murray. secretary of butchers
1 union No. 1, and representing the state
/ federation of butchers of California
| will visit Oakland next week for thu
purpose of reorganizing the union il
/ that city in order to get 1t in line Will
the new state organization.
|
The gas workers union at its las
meeting voted to levy an assessment
| of rs cents per capita on the member.
| shin for the purpose of assisting the
boot and shoe workers and box maker.
| on strike in this city. This will net
the strikers about s125 a month.
r Frederickson of millmen,s unior
| No. 423 of this city has been appointed
a special organizer for the American
| federation of labor and assigned to the
! Los Angeles district. The newly ap-
/ pointed left for his new field of labor
/ on last Thursday.