The San Francisco call., 1909-01-01
LABORMEh WELCOME
BARNES ON RETURN
High Official of the Carpenters
Union, Back From East,
Greeted by Friends
The Electrical Workers Union
Elects Officers for the
Ensuing Year

[ Joha T. Barnes.
EEszEzI zEI,srYss.sea..,Sssss0 president OF the
<SSzzzIssSS district council OF
I carpenters and re-
oorc1ng secretary OF carpenters union
No p. one Of the most popular men IN
the brotherhood OF carpenters in this
! ciIy. returned from the east last
/ - ednesday night after an Sbsence OF
two months He was met BY a largs
delegation OF members Of the craft and
escorted 10 the labor temple. where
the district council was in session Az
/ the close ot the nesting he was taken
! 10 grill. where. At an informal affair,
he was welcomed home again by
Thomas Maxwell and many others
/ Electrical workers union No. has
elected the following as c5cers 10
serve during the eES1ing term
u r h1ske, presicent, Z Y. Mcken-
cording secretary. r. Conway. man
/ cial secretary. ". II LTruy treasurer.
h V. Lempke. fireman ) Madden and
l. ClaWson. inspectors, = g. LOOMS.
/ business agent The ygte fo- the on
GERS VIII De counted tomorrow night
he following have been elected ss
/ the officers OF Uphoisters union No. IS
for the ensuing term:
LOUIS Sanssso. president: Charles
I
eording secretarys J. 4 Peaeock. imam
clal secretary; II. 4 ESteIta. treas
nrer. Z p Lyncn, sergeant at arms;
ID kragen ana T. Iann. trustees r..
D. Berry, /. Harris ana A. jackson.
/ executive committee. B. 3. ROsenthal.
business agent: b. 3. ResenthaL NJ
! council; B. b Resenthah H. Pierson
/ and G. Ellis. delegates % the Asiatic
exclusion league. The union VIII IN
stall its new officers Tuesday. January
i - a
Carpenters union Nc 4S3 viii hold
/ special meeting in Carpenters hall next
Z Sunday night 70 discuss the recent de-
! cisioB Of Justice Wright in the Com
/ peTs- MorTisOu contempt case
and adopt resolutions expressive ot
/ the feeling OF the members on the sub
/ sect This union viii install its new
/ officers Monday night and OF the night
OF January 9 II will hold its twentieth
annual smoker.
Carpenters union No. 1852 viii hold
a special meeting tonight for the pur-
/ pose OF installing the officers who are
TO serve during the ensuing term
John I. Nolan. legislative agent for
I the San Francisco labor council who
I viii look after the labor bills 70 be
/ presented by that body 10 the legiS-
/ lature. VIII leave for Sacramento sun
day afternoon.
Bakers and confectionery union No.
"A viii hold special meeting Saturday
/ 10 elect officers for the ensuing term.
/ Marcel Willie. organizer for this union.
! reports that he has induced IL French
and Italian bakers 10 join the Oakland
union
Sseretary Murray OF Butchers union
No 115 announces that All meat mar
kets. butcher and pork shops will not
open New Years day
Molders' union No. ls4 has elected the
following officers FOR the ensuing term;
THONGS H. D0wG, president; James
WalsS vice president, 7. f Dillon.
{ financial secretary John J. Nolan. re-
cordiaE secretary ard business agent.
a. Peterson. inductOr. y. lislleran, door.
4 keeper, ~ Peterson. 7. Moore John T.
z Nolan. James Walsh j. j. Field. George
Long. Charles Paine. executive commit
tee j. j. Eielc, F. Bourke- Charles
u Paine. trustees Dr. +. ". Parsons.
physician; William p McCabe. John
.. Walsh. j =. Efeld. " J. Roche. John
7. Nolan. delegates 20 labor council.
H Blunt. Edward Bsrthold, John ..
Nolan. J. O. Walsh. a T. Wynn. J. r.
J. o. Walsh. William P. MeCabe and N.
J. Roche. delegates TO the Asiatie EN-
ciusion league.
Branch {. amalgamated carpenters
and iOiners. has elected the following
as officers- W. Cairne. president; r III.
Pierce. vice president, ". Leyland. deer
keeper; ". Berwick. referee: r. Cald-
well. secretary. William Spencer. treas
urer. J. RrOsser and Craig Wallace.
sick stewards. James Smith. check
steward. Irvine SkeOch. money steward. :.
]. PrOsser. w NicOiS and J. Dallas.
branch committee. P Miller. J. J. Greer.
Z WillisEi sheppard. George Mills and An
drew Mckenzie. trustees, Percy Brad
shaw and A Z Halsell. auditors. A. r.
Halsen. IT. 6. Uren and J. J. Greer.
delegates TO the district council OF car
penters-
Minneapolis. Minn.. is cut for the
convention Of the international typo
graphical union in 1910 and the way
the printers OF that city want 10 let
each possible candidate as delegate
tionery for private correspondence in
closed IN box bearing the announces
ment-
The following have been elected "a
officers Of the sheet metal workers
union for the ensuing term +. j.
F'risbie. president; P D. Glen. vice
president. " J. FoFbers- recording
secretary: II. \. Wissing. financial sec
retary; Charles Frahn1 treasurer; j.
James AIcCarron. trustee; J. Sprague.
E J. Frisbie and T. Brooks. delegates
to the district council. z J. FrIsbie. p
r Brooks. J. Percy. J. Crane and T.
SpraEue. executive board: J. D. Leary.
" Frederick B MoTOnv. Fl A. Wis
, sing. E J. Frisoie. p. d Glen. D. r.
Davis and J. Crane. delegates 10 the
building trades council, J. D Leary,
business agent.
The brewery wagon drivers union
! has elected the following as officers
for the ensuing term N W. silk.
/ president OF branch No. ]. D. Tamke.
vice president. J. G.. Jacobs. recording
secretary c. HOurahan. j. SILK and
julius Peters. examining cor mitree.
Paul Volkman. president OF branch No
.. A. Gamble. vice president, ". +.
Humberts. recording secretary; A. B.
Brown, sergeant AT arms.
George L Berry. president OF the
International union Of pTessmen. was
, the guest Of the Sacramento printing
! pressmen and assistants union at a
banquet in the grill OF the Capital
. hotel last Monday night There were
present the officers OF the allied print
ing crafts and several prominent citi-
zens-
[ The iron trades council decided at It's
I last meeting that all affiliated unions
/ shall attend the Gompers-8 Mitchell Nor
rison mass meeting in the building z
trades temple auditorium next SUNDAY.
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