The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
MUSICIANS UNION
TO HEAR REPORTS
Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers Plan Benefit for
Families of Two Members

The only special matters TO come
before the musicians uni0n. local No. s.
at the monthly meeting next Thursday.
will be the consideration of the report
of the board of directors and that OF
the several officers for the month pre-
ceding.
Those who compose the travelling or
chestra of the International opera com
pany, who were members of thesuniOn
during their stay in this city, have
been granted transfer cards
At the last meeting OF the board OF
directors, H. Dykmans and @. w. Knapp
were admitted to membership on trans
fer from the San Jose LEGAL: F. Baker
of the GoldfeId local was also admitted
on transfer G. c. Cushing. r. CalamaTa
and Mrs. j. Calamara having been fav-
orably reported on by the committee
on vestigation, were admitted by ini-
tiation.
This union has made another dona-
tion of $50 to the united hatters OF
America, making $3.50 to date; $40 ad-
dftional to the box makers OF this city
and $40 to the Labor day prize fund
Bridge and structural iron workers
local union No 81. with number OF
fraternal associations. has arranged a
benefit dance to be given in aid OF faWi-
lies of George Harrison and John
Hemme. two members who were seri-
Ously injured while at work some time
since. This will be given in the Audi
torium, and the societies that are TO
assist are Golden Gate lodge OF the
Danish Brotherhood. Court Robin Hood
of the Foresters of America, San Fran
cisco aerie of the Fraternal Eagles,
Court Precita and Independent Order
of Foresters.
IT, c., u-,v;s.o bri15inor trades
council was asked at it's last meeting
to purchase a few tickets for benefit
bail to be given to help J. ]. Begley, a
delegate to the council from the cement
workers union, who a-short time since
sustained a double fracture Of one of
his legs. The council purchased 500
tickets at cost of $125-
John /. Nolan, secretary Of the local
union of moIders and member of the
international executive board. viii
leave for Los Angeles in few days
and expects to remain there in the in
terests of the trade until the first week
in September.
The retail shoe clerks union has de-
eided to have social at headquarters
in Van Ness avenue the last Friday of
each month The first of the series
will be given August p and the fair
sex will be invited. The committee to
have charge of this affair is J. c. Girl
fin, NJ. Cohen, A. Jacobs, Max Z. Lieht
and Guy Woodward During the even
ing a collation. will be served
f. L. Bangs president of the mailers'
union, delegate to the mailers' trade
district union and to the international
| typographical union. has left for the
east, accompanied by Vice President
John Garvey of the mailers' trade dis
trict union On the eve of departure
President Bangs was given farewell
/ reception by the mailers' outing club
at the home of it's secretary, Ferdinand
BAREBACK, in Berkeley.
| Local ISL. international brotherhood
/ of electrical workers (Outside men),
will hold an election next Thursday for
delegates to the international conven-
zion. The local has iT-dOrsed the prOpO-
/ sitfon for a resubmissfon of the propo-
sitin for bonds for the purchase Of the
Geary street road
The Vallejo trades and labor council
of Vallejo is making preparations for
/ the celebration of Labor day and has
invited Walter Macarthur and A NJ
Thompson, president of the state fed
GRAFTON of labor, to address the citizens
of that city on that day.