The San Francisco call., 1909-12-22
BARRIERS INDORSF
GEARY ST. BONDS
Union Also Votes to Cease
Work in Shops at Noon
Christmas Day

BARRIERS union No. 14S indorsed the
Geary street bond proposition last Mon
day night and the secretary was di-
rected to notify every member to vote
for the bonds.
1t was voted that all barber shops
shall close at noon Christmas day.
The union indorsed the petition fol
the pardon of Duncan and Moran.
The election for officers for the en-
suing term will be held next Monday
evening at $50 o'clock
Delegate Phillips of the joint GearS
street bond issue booster committee oi
the building trades and labor council
reported to carpenters union No. 4Ss
at it's meeting Monday night the action
taken at the meeting of the commit
teen last Sunday. This was heartily
indorsed. In accordance with this ac-
tion the secretary was instructed t6
send notice to every member to
vote faE the bonds.
The headquarters of the waitress
union will be closed all day Christmas
Tke union Monday night received six
applications for membership and ini-
tiated four candidates. The semi
annual election will be held next Mon
day.
The bar tenders union at its meeting
Monday night voted s14 to members or
the sick list and $40 to a member in
distress. Four candidates were ini-
tiated and seven applications presented
A recent agitation against a Japan
nS In in, To ofr
suited in a heavy decrease of the
laundry's patronage.
For the ensuing term the following
will be the officers of the cemetery
workers union: l. A. Sullivan, presi-
dent and business agent, B. Bowlan
vice president; A. Unger, secretary;
James Mccarthy, recording secretary
and S Foley. treasurer.
The following have been placed in
nomination by the garment workers
union to fill the offices for the next
term:
For presidents Sarah Hagan; vice
president, Jennie Walmsley; Secretary
Mary Fenton; financial secretary and
business agent, Mary Cummings; treas
bertson; sergeant at arms, Annie Bal
ley; trustees, Annie Wilson, Kate Gran
vile, Margaret Seaman and Mamie
Culluni.
Special work is to be carried on in
the Pacific coast states by representa-
tives of the international alliance OF
brick, tile and terra Gotta workers for
the purpose of increasing the gen
eral membership next year.
Bridge and structural iron worker.
No. 81 will have a ball in Dreamland
rink Saturday: January %.
Painters union No. 19 has placed
the following in nomination for officers
For president, N f. Smith. ]. Gorf
Lynch; recording secretary, J. A. F'itz-
patrick, Edward Fuller; financial Sec
cretary, w. j. Gilday Matt Wickham
Walter Luke; treasurer Allen Park
conductor, A. Morrison; warden, G. A.
Thompson;. reading clerk. William
ness agent, w. G.. Walsh. Robert Mas
ters, Thomas Corliss, Joseph Murray
George Burns, j. E. Seeleya delegates
to the convention of the state building
trades, n F. Smith. R. Mackreen. A.
F. Imperial.
The following nominations have
been made by the material teamsters'
union for officers to be elected for the
ensuing term:
For president. Thomas M. Hughes
vice president. Frank Riley; recording
secretary treasurer. Walter Duryea' ca
Jesse Donahue; trustee, j. j. Monahan:
conductor, A. Green; warden, William
Simpson; business agent, J. J. Morris;
state building trades convention, j. j,
Morris