The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Labor Notes

John ], Nolan of this city, one of the
ofhcers of the international melders'
union and business agent of the San
francisco local, said yesterday: Il
must take issue with Roy NJ Pixies
statement regarding the contract
awarded by the board of public works
for valves for high pressure water
works. He says that only $50 900 of
100000, will be expended here The
fact of the matter is that there win
be paid for castings alone about $780,
600 and between $4,000 and $50 600
for patterns: alse a considerable sum
viii be paid to machInists pixies
statement is misleading and it is only
right that the people who pay the
taxes should know that very large
proportion of the money viii be paid
TO San Francisco mechanics"
The milk wagon drivers union has
appointed F. J. McGoyern as floor man
ger of the ball the organization viii
give in Brewery Walters hall tomor-
row night.
NJ E. Licht., international president
OF the retaif clerks, left yesterday for
louisville. KY, to attend the interna-
tional convention, which will open in
that city July 20.
Frank McNa,tv ,rtarn..,oao,
president of the electrical workers, ad-
dressed local No. in the Building
Trades temple Wednesday night. on
trade matters and on the convention
that Is TO be held next September. He
visits.
The following recently elected offi-
GERS of housesmiths and architectural
iron workers union No rs were in
stalled Wednesday night to serve for
the current term: B. Richardson. pres-
ldent; J. Hoffmann. vice president; b.
McQulrk, recording secretary; p.
Vaughn. financial secretary; E. A.
Clancy, business agent: E. Lewis.
| treasurer; 5. Hague, conductor. S
Scales, warden; George Nicholson and
George Price, trustees; Henry Law +
A. Clancy, p. Vaughn, T. Carson, VI
Hogan and Z. Sehepple, executive com
mittee; Henry Lay, E. A. Clancy, p.
vaughn, I, Carson and J. Hogan, ex-
aiming board; Eugene A. Clancy, p
vaughn, r. Martin, John Hogan, S.
Hague Schepple, Joseph Ralph.
william Cassidy and John Hoffman,.
delegates to building trades council; /;
Clancy. Ben McQuirk and Edward I'd
Lewis, delegates to the international
Felt and composition roofers union.
local No. 20, at its last meeting decided
to parade Labor day and appointed ID.
c. Travis a committee to make the
necessary arrangements for that event.
The officers recently elected by this
union. were duly installed for the cur
rent term.
e. f. Philips. L. Mcdonald. ]. w.
Watts, E. Mcneil, j. + Hall. J. G.
Mclean. ]; I. Greenwood Kenneth Nc
elected to represent carpenters union
No. 4S3 in the building trades council
Of this city.
The following named were elected
w Wednesday night as officers of the
building iaborers'. excavators street.
concrete and asphalt workers union
Bryan Hickey, president; A. Cornell,
vice president; Theodore Wilt. re-
| cording secretary; w. i. Dwyer fnan-
cial secretary; p. ]. Tierney. treasurer.
w. f. Dwyer, business agent; Pat
rick Leary. assistant business a agent.
F.. Campbell. conductor; Nicholas
I Steffes. sergeant at arms; d. j. Tiffany.
trustee and auditor; p. j. Tierney, viii
/ liam f. Dwyer, William Bounce, James
Regan. Patrick Leary. Daniel Good
] hart, J. C. Estis, executive committee
International President Woll of tbe
/ photo -engravers was the guest of the
local union last night at theater party
/ in the orpheum
The carpet mechanics at a meeting
/ last night adopted a resolution indors7
1 ing the candidacy of P. H. Mccarthy
! for mayor.
/ The butchers union had its officers
/ for the current term installed by past
President Wenk last night The union
donated $40 to the boot and shoe work
/ ers on strike. The executive commit
tee will hold a special meeting in the
secretary's Office to consider several
matters.
The photo-engraver union enter
tanned international President Mat
thew VOL on Wednesday by showing
! him the sights of the city and in the
evening he was present at snerfaI
meeting in the San Francisco labor